Letter: Agnes Colquhoun, Glasgow to The Countess of Fife, Rothiemay, Huntly Countess has not written for four years, tells her she is crippled and almost blind and deaf, and her clothes are so worn out; she has been a burden on her benefactors; one of her friends has acted as amanuensis; Sir Alexander Brown is dead and has left her daughter and children 'without a sixpence'; they came to Glasgow to work for subsistence but her daughter died, leaving the children penniless. 16 August 1780