TALBOT4848

Curzon S^t
July 22. 1843.

My dear Talbot,

I am sorry to trouble you again by writing. Pray excuse it for I am anxious not to lose the benefit of the kind offer wh^h you made me of some Calotype ¹ teaching.

In y^r last note to me (wh^h I have by me) you named the 22^d as the day appointed with M^r Fellows; but I find you are not in town. Whether you are where I direct this letter – upon a guess, I I [sic] know not; but I take my chance. Have you altered your day?

I am going out of town myself, I believe, for a couple of nights next Tuesday; and I must do the same about the 1^st of August. – I shall with these exceptions be kept here probably till the middle of the latter month, & will as far as may be make every other engagement bend to that wh^h you offer me.

Believe me y^rs very truly
Jⁿ Stuart Wortley

H. F. Talbot Esq^re