Letter from Louisa Murray, Lady Stormont, to Mary Hamilton. The letter concerns Stormont's sister, who has gone 'abroad' for the benefit of her health, and contains news of other friends and family, including Colonel Greville who came to Margate after his loss at the election, which she notes was marred with much 'bribery & corruption'. Stormont also writes that she is happy that the Queen if well after the birth of her son,
Dated at Margate.