Description | He apologises for another short letter, but he is about to set off 'on a secret expedition'. Two indigo planters, Wyte [Wight] and Lyon, are in dispute and William must discover the real state of affairs and put down any forcible proceedings they may be party to. He gives thanks for 'lovely' pictures, although some are fading away and no washing will prevent it. Gray has a camera from Horne and Thornthwaite, costing £53 in England and with commission and carriage to India 830 rupees. He decries 'Those villainous agents'. |