| Description | Letter from William Stewart, at court in London in the Restoration year 1660, to his mother, the Lady Hesilsyde; on his hopes of obtaining a place: 'all places were bespoken ere the Kings Maiestie came over', and his shortage of money: 'I am scarce off Money and so are Most here off our Countrie' Signed 'Your obedient sone and servant whil I live W Stewart'
With additional postscript by William [?] Lindsay presenting his compliments to Lady Hazelside and her relatives. Addressed 'For the Lady Hesilsyde' and dated 'London, 21 August 60'
Item 7 on inventory; with 18th-century copy |