The Mary Hamilton Papers : Letter from Mary Hamilton to Charlotte Margaret Gunning (later Digby)

Hamilton, Mary

The Mary Hamilton Papers

<p style='text-align: justify;'>Letter from Mary Hamilton to Charlotte Gunning. The letter relates to Hamilton's concern that Gunning no longer considers her such a friend as she once did, and also contains news of friends and court. She writes of Sir William and Lady Wake and of Lady Wake's wish to visit Buxton for the sake of her husband's health and her fear that, if he feels better when he gets back to the country, he will not go. She asks Gunning to try to persuade him to go to Buxton. Hamilton also writes of Court. She has not accompanied their Majesties to Kew or London this week or last but her time has still been occupied during their absence.</p><p style='text-align: justify;'>Original reference No. 18.</p>

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