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1st that the Situation of the Place was not in a pretty Country, 2d that the Prince might be a Sportsman & could find no such Amusement in that Neighbourhood, 3d that there was very little Ground about the Place. Tho' these objections are True I represented to Him, that I was sure Neither You, or themselves would ever find a more Convenient & Complete House provided with every Comfort for either Man or Woman & in My Opinion I should think large enough for the Prince of [[unclear]] to pursue His Love for Botany as there is a Collection of Fine Plants made by Acton, a good Kitchen Garden & a Place ready made: Lrd Liverpool said He should take it over with You on Saturday & we have agreed in case any Proposals Should be Made that I am to send Him the Letter left by Your
