Letter from Thomas Blagden, Bristol to Charles Blagden, at Mr Blagden's, 2 Coney Court, Gray's Inn, London Has sent him a bill for £40 from their Uncle Blagden who advises Blagden to curb his spending by not attending any more lectures in London than he thinks are necessary. Agreeably surprised at his arrival in London, hope to see him soon. Sorry they did not procure the cider sooner. Gives his opinion of Hunter and Monro and the value of their medical lectures. Discusses their Aunt and Uncle's health. [c1769?]