| Description | Though he is at present in so great a hurry at a meeting of all the Bishops and the coach staying for him to go to Croydon, yet the impression which her most kind letterhas made upon him will never end. Is now well again and so is Johnny, of whom he encloses an account. Has no time to write more at present. Prays that any letters she may send him may be left with Mr. Santel at the Post Office. Intends to see Johnny before he (the writer) comes down. |