Letter from Lord Munster, London, to Mary Georgiana Dawson-Damer, 1839 June 19 : autograph manuscript signed with initial.

Saying he "...was frightened out of my wits, at the black edge paper - It is very well to [illegible] to the memory of the old Uncle - but you should cease to cause alarm to your Friends...When between War & the Plague I think your excursion will end with naught this winter however your Pilgrimage to Jerusalem might tend to your benefit, hereafter...This week will show us what the Ministers will do - That the Leading ones, want to go out - There can be no doubt - but the little Queen keeps them in & Melbourne says from Honor & feeling, he must stand by her;" commenting on a jousting tournament that is to take place on the 29th of August which he believes is very foolish; relating social news .