| Content Description | Offers sympathy to Galway on the death of his wife Lady Galway [Vere Monckton Arundell, Viscountess Galway]. States that she and her husband, the late Dr W.P. Pinder, were genuine and constant admirers of Lady Galway. Remembers Lady Galway's kindness to a poor child at the service at Retford Church on the occasion of the disbandment of the Sherwood Rangers after the South African War. States that her most treasured possessions are poems written by Lady Galway on the death of Queen Victoria and King Edward. |