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- 17 Nov 1865 (Production)
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Reports that she has found 'abundant occupation' at Wellington College. Remarks on Minnie's activities there, and refers to the baby [Margaret] also, a description of whom William accuses Mary of failing to give. Claims that she and Martin get on well. Reports that Edward appeared very well, but that he had a few cases of serious illness in the Sanatorium. Reports that the 'house question is revived'. States that Ada had returned to Wellington College about a week before she [Mary] left, and claims that it was 'scarcely long enough for [her] to penetrate that [ ] of increased reserve....'
Reports that Eleanor [Benson?] and the [Osleys] are at Florence now, and have spent some time in Venice. Adds that Mr [Osley]'s little boy had a serious accident at Strasbourg, but it now recovering, and that they suffered from sore throats at Venice. Reports that Mr G. Woodhouse and Emmeline and their children are at Budleigh Salterton for the winter, refers to an offer of a house in Madeira made to Woodhouse by some friends of Lord Brownl[ ]. Reports that Henry's Uncle John [Crofts] has just taken his second son Ernest to a school in Germany for two or three years, and that Alfred Sidgwick 'just escaped being classed with the 25 "unplaced" boys in the Rugby scholarship examination....' Refers to her 'poor sister [Elizabeth] Lace', of whom they have not yet had 'any really improved account.'
Announces that she goes home on 27 November, and that on 28 November William brings Mr Conington and Mr Ellis to spend Sunday with them at Rugby. Remarks that James T[ ] appears to like Wellington College much. Reports the many of Edward's 'rather grand neighbours', such as Lord Calthorpe and Lord Gilbert Kennedy, invited him to dinner, and that he 'got some amusement from what he said and heard, and was all the better for it. Remarks that she found Wellington College decidedly healthy in the autumn time. [Incomplete]
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- Sidgwick, Henry (1838-1900), philosopher (Sujet)
- Benson, Mary (1841-1918), née Sidgwick, wife of Edward White Benson (Sujet)
- Benson, Margaret (1865-1916), Egyptologist and religious philosopher (Sujet)
- Sidgwick, William Carr (1834-1919), fellow and tutor at Merton College, Oxford (Sujet)
- Benson, Martin White (1860-1878), son of Edward and Mary Benson (Sujet)
- Benson, Edward White (1829-1896), Archbishop of Canterbury (Sujet)
- McDowall, Ada (1840–1882) née Benson, headmistress and educationist (Sujet)
- Hare, Eleanor Bowes (1833-1890) second wife of Thomas Hare (Sujet)
- Woodhouse, George Girdlestone (1831-1897) clergyman (Sujet)
- Woodhouse, Emmeline (1837-1921) sister of Edward White Benson (Sujet)
- Crofts, John (1811-1888), wool and worsted manufacturer (Sujet)
- Crofts, Ernest (1847-1911), history painter (Sujet)
- Sidgwick, Alfred (1850-1943) philosopher (Sujet)
- Lace, Elizabeth (1808-1866) sister of Mary Sidgwick (Sujet)
- Conington, John (1825-1869), classical scholar (Sujet)
- Gough, Frederick (1790-1868), 4th Baron Calthorpe (Sujet)
- Kennedy, Lord Gilbert (1822-1901) son of Archibald, Earl of Cassilis (Sujet)