Pièce 118 - Letter from Hallam Tennyson to R. C. Trevelyan

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Government House, Adelaide. - Is sorry to lose Alfred Enticknap, who had a post with him for life. If Trevelyan takes Enticknap away, he will make himself 'more or less responsible for him and his wife'; thinks Trevelyan will be 'bound to provide for them, as they evidently will look on [him] as their protector & guide etc'. Is willing to let the house [Roundhurst] to any friend of Trevelyan's he might recommend, on the same terms and for at least a year as long as the tenant 'behaves himself - and is not a bore to the Walpoles'. His family are all well and send 'kind remembrances'.