9 June 1826
My dear Sir
I send you a few notes which I will thank you to let someone attend to - Our plumpers increase, and I feel very sanguine of success if we turn a deaf ear to experts of all sorts - I shall depend on the rooms you have been good enough to notify to me tho' I shall not probably occupy them till Wednesday, as I am wanted here. Would you oblige me by securing horses at St. Neots on Wednesday for Lord Clive. He will arrive there. Sir Watkin Williams for whom I believe you ordered horses at Huntingdon will not attend the election. The coaches are filling and I shall send you tomorrow a list of the persons arriving by them.
I am Dear Sir
Most faithfully yrs
L. Sulivan
Please cite as “HENSLOW-946,” in Ɛpsilon: The Correspondence of John Stevens Henslow accessed on