| Content Description | Informs him that he has had letter from Mr Fitzroy who is described as 'cordial [and]...almost partisan'; states that Fitzroy and Lord Palmerston strongly disapproved of Mr Wilson's proceedings when in Home Office; refers to promises [of support] made by William Miles and Lord Portman; refers to income from his own position; states that he has become politically involved due to 'mischief of Mr Wilson's proceedings'. |