Burley 1
October 17th
My Dear Henry
I am very sorry to hear it will be so long before Mr Hooker 2 will have a vacancy for your Uncle John 3. I wish you would write oftener, as I do not like being more than a week befo without hearing from you. We went yesterday to Belvoir Castle, the Duke of Rutland's 4. It is an irregular Gothic Castle, on the top of a steep sugarloaf hill, in the middle of a wide plain. Pray keep some of your beautiful opaque pebbles & Cornelians for me. Are they as pretty as Abbotsbury pebbles? That description of Dulcinée 5 is very diverting from its pompous exaggerat[ion]6 Mr Feilding 7 came here last Thursday from Cumberland, He & Lord Winchilsea 8 desire their love to you.
I am your affte
E T Feilding
You may enclose you next to Lord Winchilsea, Burley Stamford -
Stamford Octr Eighteenth Per Winchilsea
Mr Hy Talbot
at the Revd Dr Hooker's
Rotting Dean 9
Brighton
Burley Oct 17. 1810 10
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