Letter was incomplete. Written on a sheet folded to make four pages, it must have ended on p. 3 or 4; but only the first page, with the postscript on the back of it, has survived.
Part of a large collection of letters from Charles Dickens to his brother-in-law Henry Austin. Items in the collection are described separately; see MA 113 for more information.--Cf. House, p. 375, n. 2.
Written from Broadstairs.
Mentioning that Dickens is "coming to town on Tuesday," and proposing that Henry and Letitia Austin travel back to Broadstairs with the him on Wednesday morning. With a postscript mentioning the "difficult" matter of Alfred.