CollectionLady Charlotte Finch
ReferenceGEO/ADD/15/8160
TitleLetter from Queen Charlotte to Lady Charlotte Finch
Date6 June 1782
WriterCharlotte, Queen Consort to George III
AddresseeFinch, Charlotte, Lady
Description'There is so much Comfort in all Your accounts from Deal Castle that I cannot possibly res ['res' crossed out] deprive myself any longer the pleasure of expressing my joy upon it. May it please Providence to restore Your little charge [Prince Alfred] to his Natural Health and Spirits that We may the sooner hope the pleasure of seeing You amongst us again'; on Queen Charlotte's birthday and the attendance of Princess Augusta at the Ball; on the death of her sister-in-law [Princess Friederike Caroline Luise of Hesse-Darmstadt]; on the health of Lord Winchelsea; on the illness of Lady Juliana; 'To Morrow is fixed for the removal of the Family in the Country, it will not prove a very settled life in the beginning as the King will be obliged to come to town every Week until the Parliament is prorogued, this Circumstance does not make it very advantageous to my Daughters, as the frequent removals from one place to another put a stop to all serious employment'; 'I must Commission You my Dear Lady Charlotte with a Kiss for little dear Alfred, which I flatter myself You will not be ashamed off nor blush at'; illness of Mrs Carter.
Signed and dated at 'Q.H.' [Queen's House]. 'K' written in top left hand corner and '180' written in pencil at top
Envelope marked 'Q' and addressed to Deal Castle. With seal. 'Recd Deal Castle Saturday June 8th 1782'
LanguageEnglish
Extent2 documents
Physical DescriptionLoose manuscript papers; mounted
Custodial HistoryPurchased 1975
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