Letters Between Duke of Cumberland and Lady Grosvenor Revealed
Contained extracts show intimate exchanges about illness pain and longing. Letters recount travel, naval duties, and devotion, with references to Ranelagh, Weymouth, Portland Roads, and the fleet. The correspondence frames deep affection and hopes for reunion, alongside duties to the crown and maritime command.
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Middlesex
Duke of Cumberland
Lady Grosvenor
Letter from a Dear Friend in Walthamstow and Beyond
A long intimate letter describes daily hopes of receiving news and letters from a beloved correspondent. The writer discusses delays, traveling, and family involvement, mentions Reda, Mrs. Barrymore, and Mr. Croper, and expresses enduring affection while detailing health worries and plans for a future reunion.
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Reda
Uts
Letter from Portland Road expresses tender longing and devotion
A dated handwritten missive from Portland Road blends English and French phrases as a sender writes to a beloved person. The letter speaks of longing during a voyage, requests continued communication, and asserts enduring love and fidelity. It includes vivid expressions, promises of constant writing, and affection from Lady Grosvenor.
Letter fragment from Garry and Mrs H in transit
A partial 19th century letter fragment mentions Garry awaiting a reply and Mrs H taking care of mail, with plans to travel by Wednesday. It notes a dinner departure, a person identified as Ms. GF, and a later return after an opportunity to send a short line.
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London
le Har
Jaye
Billy
Barrington
Admiralty
Spithead
Portland Road
Weymouth
Angel
Haskin Hollywell&c
Angie
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Croper
Ranelagh
Dire
Henry
Venus
Walthamstow
Cheshire
Ugrow
Fordyce
Ly Harrington
Lady Barrymore
Newmarket
Ote
West & Jutt
Knox
Gro
Jon
Jatt
Ty Clude
Hs Rajul
the Duke of Cumberland
Portland
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