The Winter Villa 1
Plymouth
Jany 2nd 1858
My dear Henry
I hope Amandier 2 received a long letter from me written yesterday, with all our good wishes for you all during the forthcoming year.
I grieve to say I received a letter today from Uncle William, from, Melbury, 3 telling me that uncle Harry 4 had been very ill for 3 days with a bilious attack. Dr Bence Jones 5 had been sent for, & when he left them the day before, Uncle Harry was rather better. He wrote on the 31st But Mr Gaisford 6 has written to me from London, dated yesterday – He says Dr Jones wrote to excuse him-self from visiting him that day, as the moment he arrived in Town, he was telegraphed for again. I am so very very sorry! Theresa 7 is there, & Caroline 8 expected. –
Mr Gaisford is very ill himself with cold & cough, but intended nevertheless to start for Marseilles this evening – & was to rest there if not better –
Ever dear Henry
Yrs affly
Caroline
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