| Description | Mrs Lewis of Ross will see Owen sometime next week and give him a little packet containing some papers directed to Mr George Wilson at his chambers in Symond's Inn in Chancery Lane. Let Owen ask his master for leave to deliver the papers to Mr Wilson; they relate to a lawsuit in which the writer is concerned. Has had a letter from Owen's mother to say that all are well at Penrhos. Owen's brothers from Ross are with the writer spending the holidays. Fancies that if Owen were to send something of his drawing to Madam Clark it would be well taken; she will not expect him to be able as yet to imitate a Holbein of Van Dyke but will judge of his performance.
Addressed to 'Mr Edward Owen at Mr Gibson's Painter in Covent Garden, London.' |