Chobham Place. - Did not come to Thorne as his wife had only 'a Swiss girl (lately imported)' to help with all the children at home. Must now take charge of his mother's household as Sam has gone to sea and his father to Hull; Lucy has also been ill. Is it true that Milnes has engaged Mr [? Worgan]? Thornton's son John is leaving Dr Laing's school for the Charterhouse next month; has overcome doubts about morals at public schools as private ones are worse, but will watch the situation closely. His father may call at Thorne after completing business at Hull relating to new management of the Sugar House, and perhaps at Boston on lease abatements.
HOUG/36/69
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HOUG/B/P/8/48
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12 Nov. 1858
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
Chilton House, Hungerford. - On the death of Robert Pemberton Milnes; had not known Milnes' father was so ill, and regrets that his wife's illness and desire for him to return home prevented him from visiting Fryston in September. His own father will 'feel this to be a further loosening of his own ties to earth'
HOUG/25/170-175
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HOUG/42/140
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18 Nov. 1876
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton