TALBOT9586

Clifton
4 Tottenham Place
Oct^r 21^st

My dear M^r Talbot

My Mother received the enclosed in a letter from M^rs Mundy who thought she was at Lacock, & as she is laid up with a cold she desired me to write & enclose the note. My Mother has been unable to return home & has been in Bed for some days with a bad cold she is better today & I hope in a few days she will be down stairs again she was very sorry not to have been able to pay you a visit

Yours sincerely
Lucy Mary Nicholl

[enclosure, in hand of H. G. Mundy, on note-size paper:]
For Henry Talbot
probably known before.
From Dean Milman’s Annals of S. Paul’s.

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Over the Cloister was a Library founded by Walter Sherington, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.

In a kind of Square, East of the Cloister of S. Paul’s Cathedral, stood the College of Minor Canons, abutting on Canon Alley, which formed its Eastern boundary where stood a Chapel also founded by Walter Sherington –

[envelope:]
Henry Fox Talbot Esq^re
Lacock Abbey
Chippenham