Charles Philip Yorke, Fourth Earl of Hardwicke, Vice-Admiral R.N. — a Memoir by Lady Biddulph of Ledbury
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hoofs, so that a kick from one of them would make you keep your bed for
a week. But they certainly are 50 degrees better than the Bermudians, they are very affable and agreeable, which is the great point to an indifferent person. 'Now I have tired your patience with lots of nonsense, which in fact is all the news I have to tell, so you must excuse it. Give my kindest love to Lady Clanricarde, Urania, and all the boys, not forgetting little Agneta, who by this time must be grown and improved much. 'I remain, my dear Father, 'Your most affectionate son, 'C. P. YORKE.' SIR J. S. YORKE, _Admiralty._ * * * * * H.M.S. 'LEANDER,' HALIFAX HARBOUR: Aug. 8, 1817. 'MY DEAR FATHER, 'I have received your letter by this packet, and am very sorry to find you disapprove of my commanding the Admiral's tender, and am also |
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