Harrow 1
October 14 1815
My dear Henry,
Butler 2 has just received a letter from you, saying that some one (I do not know who) was surprized at not having received a letter from me I suppose it must have been you, for I wrote letters to every one else 3 or 4 to Mamma, & to Mary 3 &c. but I do not perceive why you should be so anxious after my health. He tells me to direct to Lord. Winchilsea's, 4 Burley. -
I am in pretty good favour with old Harry, he calls me a shuffler because I forget to write my exercises in time. - Butler told me particularly to write to you and tell you of my health, and I think it must be some mistake, because I do not see how any one at Burley should care for my health I ought to be doing my verses now so I cannot say much. - Caulfeild 5 is writing a letter home also
I have had the Mumps very bad, and that was the reason I did not write sooner than I did. I will give you a listg of, the new fellows names
| Oxenham jr. 6 | Baillie 7 | Hunter 8 | |
| Estcourt 9 jr. | Martin 10 jr | Williams 11 | |
| Somerville 12 jr | Locke 13 | Count Paullus- | |
| Bullwer 14 | Meyrick 15 | - Alexander - | } Sons of the Russian Ambassador |
| May 16 | Hobhouse 17 | -Peter - | |
| Clayton 18 | two Crommelins 19 | - &c &c | |
| Smith 20 min! | Graham 21 | ||
| Luttrell 22 | Codrington 23 | ||
| Strickland 24 |
I have nothing more to say, as this letter was meant chiefly to inform you that I am well.
I am My dear Henry Your Affectionate Cousin
Christopher
From C R M Talbot
W. H. F. Talbot Esqr
Earl of Winchilsea's
Burley
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