| Description | He thanks Herschel for his prompt reply and he has been feeling improved since Cutcliffe took him in hand. He discusses games of billiards, his daughters and a visit by the Peacocks. He asks Herschel to send a canister of tobacco and asks if he has tried the kerosene lamps, which give a brilliant light. He asks about varous acquaintances, noting Mrs Campbell's progress after a dangerous operation. |