| Description | Mentions his joy at Arthur's recovery; he is delaying going to West until he sees whether Adams is giving in his petition; the cause is to be called before Lord Kilkenan; mentions meeting regarding Bruxie; discusses relative merits of coming home by the Aberdeen road, as against the Cairn road (Kincardine); postscript: Adam's petition is to be put in the boxes for this afternoon so he will not go to West. |