Letter from Princess Mary to Sir Henry Halford on the King's health, and the Queen's anger at Dr Heberden, and the visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Aylesford
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Title
Letter from Princess Mary to Sir Henry Halford on the King's health, and the Queen's anger at Dr Heberden, and the visit of the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Aylesford
Date Created
[?October 1811]
Creator
Mary, Princess (1776-1857)
Description
Mary refers to the Queen's anger against Heberden relating to a 'trial', and his impertinence at telling the King 'what he did and said'. Mary requests that Halford support Heberden by saying 'as little against him as you possibly can'.
Signed.
Language
English
Transcription Difficulty
Difficult
Identifier
GEO/ADD/15/887
