Huntingdon
5 January 1826
Sir
My Son Henry is at present on the continent, where he will continue I believe some months longer. He holds in great veneration the memory of Pitt; and is consequently an advocate for the present Administration; of which Lord Palmerson (sic) is an active & most respectable member: but as His Lordship voted in favour of the Catholic Cause, I am disposed to think he must not expect any assistance in his canvass from either of my sons Thomas & Henry.
I am Sir
your most obedt. Servt.
Wm Margetts
The Revd
StJohn's College
Cambridge
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