London
Tuesday
28 Janry 1845
My Dear Mother
Is it our fault that we see so little of Moore? 1 You know he hardly will go anywhere – it is not for want of pressing –
I forgot to tell you I took upon me to send another copy of the P. of N. 2 in your name to Tom M. 3 – for I concluded that G.M. 4 must have made a mistake –. It does not much signify, for the copy which went to Dover was extremely well received, and gave great pleasure.
I went to Brighton Saturday and staid there Sunday which was a splendid day, Brighton in all its glory, the sea raging, the North West Wind blowing keenly, and the Sun shining. Monday was stormy but not at all unpleasant – I returned to Town in the evening, vaguer à mes affaires. 5
Your affte
Henry
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