TALBOT991

Dear Henry,

We are impatient to hear of your coming – all our letters were full of it some time ago, but the subject seems to have drp dropped lately, & we do not know when to expect you – If, when you come you should be inclined for a trip into Holland, I shall rejoice but I have put off a scheme of that sort that I was on the point of executing a few days ago – Not knowing exactly how much conscience Charlotte ¹ has shewn on the occasion I do not know whether I am very unreasonable in asking you to bring me a few books which are at Whitehall, & which my sister will send you if you write her a line before you set out – If they are at all in Lady E’s ² or your way pray leave them; for I am in no hurry & shall have other opportunities shortly – I have [illegible deletion] on the other side written an order for some Bills of exchange which I shall be very much obliged to you to call for – This is not a bulky article, & it will be a great convenience to me if you will take charge of them –

Pray give my Love to Lady Charlotte ³ Send us a line to say when you come, & if we cannot accommodate you & her in our own House we will get rooms for you in the Hotel which is not far off –

Yours very faithfully
C. Lemon

M^r Lemon will be most obliged to Mess^rs Hammersley’^s & C^{o 4} to give to M^r Henry Talbot, £405. 10. 0, in circulating Bills of exchange for £50 each – after deducting the expence of stamps –

Bruxelles.
July 2^d –
JMessrs Hammersleys & C^o
Pall Mall

My dear Henry – Pray bring me the last Edition of Don’s Hortus Cantabrigiensis ⁵ – I am in the last distress for some such book

Yr affct
CL

Henry Talbot Esq^e
at C Feilding’s Esq^e
31 Sackville Street
London
Angleterre