XD2/15267
LETTER: Spencer Wynn, at Whitchurch, [co. Oxon.], to Coutts Trotter, Strand, London. His mother’s affairs are in an unsettled state. She wants to live with him at Whitchurch, which is impossible. She should have written to Mr. Pownall about passports, and a carriage to meet her with at Dover. This is all stuff and nonsense; she must think they are idling their time away. He likes his new pony, bought at Reading Fair, and the groom is looking after it well. He feels he is improving through Mr. Salter’s attentions. [N.L.W. Glynllivon 3896]