Henry Crabb Robinson, Athenaeum, London, to Lady Anne Isabella Byron, [Gloucester Place], 25 June 1855.

[f. 96r]

25th June 1855

Athenaeum

Dear Lady Byron,

       I am about to leave London for Suffolk, And was on the point of leaving a card in Gloucester Place when on my way I have fallen in with Mr Scharf who had informed me that your ladyship’s <–> ^health^ is greatly improved – And I hope that on my return in about a week or ten days I may find you sufficiently advanced, to form a decisive opinion on the character & merit of the new review – I feel great anxiety on this subject, more than perhaps is quite justifiable on the score of intrinsic importance – And I wish much to know your opinion of the new Rev: also.

       As soon as I return I will take leave to make enquiries at your door. It will be between One week and two weeks hence.

             I have the honour to be

                         &c &c &c

             Your obedient Servt

                                     H. C. Robinson 

The Lady Noel Byron

Text:  MS-DEP Lovelace-Byron 109, fol. 96, Bodleian Library, Oxford.