It was not in my power to write last Saturday night, as my friend
Clarke, on whom my motions partly depended, had not yet settled his
plan of operations. I can now say that I hope to dine with you on
Thursday. The aforesaid Clarke (who I think will please you) will
make us a visit next week: I shall return with him to Aldershot near
Farnham, and from thence to town. So near a prospect of seeing you
naturally stops my pen. The bill I received, and suppose it useless
to send down a draught, as I shall follow the post in a very few
hours.
I am, Dear Madam,
Most truly yours,
E. G.
[Sidenote: A TENANT FOR BERITON.]
134.
_To J. B. Holroyd, Esq._[171]
Beriton, April 21st, 1772.