Queen's Square Place, Westminster. Inquires for what purpose a Parliamentary bill had been sent to him
Paris. Discusses his emigration to the United States of America
Encloses item for the Herald and Chronicle [wanting]
Kensington. His father must have the lease for him to look at
Instructs him to send £15 to Mr Prichard, requires a copy of the Herald, Sir Thomas Beevor and James Cobbett have set off for Kent on the way to Paris
Will have breakfast ready for him on Sunday, "The damned French rascals are all treason"
Has not got policy, wishes to see him
Pleased to hear of the progress made by TM's pupils, sees a new era of education ahead, government becoming liberals, differences with Maculloch and Mill
Endorsed by Emily Malthus "the handwriting of the Revd T R Malthus"
Kensington. Comments on hearing that the government were to make the Factory Act more stringent