TALBOT3054

80, Westbourne Terrace,
London. W.

Will you please to sign these two tickets, and send them back by return of post – they are for next Friday, when Tyndall ¹ gives a lecture, & I think myself in great good luck to come in for it –

I hope you got my letter posted from London yesterday. I had a very prosperous journey without any incident whatsoever. It was a fine, rather cold day. Ibbley ² and I have been out this morning to two picture galleries, & there is a dinner party here this evening. Yesterday we went to the theatre to see a play called Alone – it was entertaining enough. I heard from Mama ³ this morning of the death of poor M^rs Nicholl, ⁴ and one cannot but feel thankful that she did not linger any longer in so hopeless a condition, & one so trying to all around her.

Your affectionate daughter
Rosamond

I am thinking of sending a list to the London Library (as I believe no one has done so yet) and bringing back the books with me – Are there any you wish asked for?

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H. F. Talbot Esq^re
Lacock A/bbey
Chippenham