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- 8 Jul 1874 (Creación)
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Expresses her delight at receiving word from Henry, and at knowing that he is not ill. Explains that she came to Budleigh Salterton to be with Miss Temple 'who has been poorly for many weeks'. The latter was disappointed that she could not go to Rugby for the Speech Day with her brother and nieces. Reports that William wrote to say that he was glad she was coming and thought 'that it was imprudent not to compress the business of moving into as short a space of time as possible'. States that she reached Exeter on 27 June with Katie and Agnes Temple, and came to Budleigh Salterton having spent two nights at the Palace, to which she returns on Saturday. Hopes to be at Rugby again the following week. Describes the scenery and the beneficial effects of the sea air.
Reports that she left Arthur and Charlotte well, and that Mr Whitel[ ]d 'is so poorly in a sort of low fever, as to be quite unequal to his work'. Adds that Mr J. Wilson's brother Charles 'is come to do what he can to help'. Reports that Mr Phillpotts has been away 'owing to the illnes of his eldest boy who is away from Rugby', suffering from some kind of fever also. States that Miss Temple read her 'part of a letter to the Bishop [her brother Frederick] from a clergyman of the name of Hawkins', who asked the Bishop's opinion on the subject of spiritualism, and promising to send him some 'Photographs of "Incarnate Spirits"' Adds that she has not seen the Bishop since, but hopes to ask him about the matter when she returns to Exeter. States that she talked to Mr George Woodhouse on the subject, and expresses her own interest in it.
Reports that Isabel's brother Reginald Thompson 'is lately married to a Miss de Morgan a daughter of the Mrs de Morgan who is a great spiritualist. Refers to Professor Clifton, who told Isabel and her 'some wonderful stories told him by the elder [Mr] de Morgan now dead.'
Relates that Minnie has been suffering from toothache, and that Edward is in full residence, and that they will not move away from Lincoln until the end of September or beginning of October. Adds that their boys, Martin and Arthur, are going for scholarship at Winchester and Eton respectively, about 21 July. Remarks that she thinks that 'C[harlotte] S[ophia] S[idgwick] is a great favourite with all who know her', and doesn't believe that Arthur 'will find any great defects of which he was not aware - such as want of higher culture etc.' Adds that she has 'a sweet gentle temper', which is 'very winning.' Is anxious to hear from Henry, and is glad that he wrote to Mrs [ ]well, from whom she has not heard since.
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- Sidgwick, Henry (1838-1900), philosopher (Materia)
- Temple, Frederick (1821-1902) Archbishop of Canterbury (Materia)
- Sidgwick, William Carr (1834-1919), fellow and tutor at Merton College, Oxford (Materia)
- Sidgwick, Arthur (1840–1920), educationist and classical scholar (Materia)
- Sidgwick, Charlotte Sophia (1853–1924), wife of Arthur Sidgwick (Materia)
- Wilson, James Maurice (1836-1931), headmaster and Church of England clergyman (Materia)
- Phillpotts, James Surtees (1839-1930) headmaster and author (Materia)
- Sidgwick, Sarah Isabella (1832-1918), wife of William Carr Sidgwick (Materia)
- Thompson, Reginald Edward (1834-1912), physician (Materia)
- Thompson, Anne Isabella (1845-1885), daughter of Augustus De Morgan (Materia)
- Morgan, Sophia Elizabeth De (1809-1892), activist and spiritualist writer (Materia)
- Clifton, Robert Bellamy (1836-1921) physicist (Materia)
- Morgan, Augustus De (1806-1871), mathematician and historian (Materia)
- Benson, Mary (1841-1918), née Sidgwick, wife of Edward White Benson (Materia)
- Benson, Edward White (1829-1896), Archbishop of Canterbury (Materia)
- Benson, Martin White (1860-1878), son of Edward and Mary Benson (Materia)
- Benson, Arthur Christopher (1862-1925), poet and college head (Materia)
- Woodhouse, George Girdlestone (1831-1897) clergyman (Materia)
- Temple, Jennetta Octavia (c 1819-1890) sister of Frederick Temple (Materia)