I shall be glad to hear, how far Mrs Ettrick has succeeded, & when you see an end to her troubles. my best respects to Mrs. Wharton, & compliments to all your family: I will not name them, least I should affront any body. Adieu, dear Sr,
I am most sincerely yours,
TG:
August 26, 1766, Pembroke College.
Mr. Brown is gone to see his Brother near Margate. When is Ld Str:[111] to be married? If Mr and Mrs Jonathan are with you, I desire my compliments.
FOOTNOTES:
[108] "St." is Richard Stonhewer, a Fellow of Peterhouse, secretary to the Duke of Grafton, and a man of considerable, though not public, importance in politics.
[109] Anstey's—referred to in the Introduction.
[110] By Sterne's friend, John Hall Stevenson.
[111] Lord Strathmore.