Letter from Queen Adelaide to Lady Ely, written at St James's

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Title

Letter from Queen Adelaide to Lady Ely, written at St James's

Date Created

February 1828

Creator

Adelaide, Queen

Description

Thanking her for the nice letter received. The Queen has been affected by a cough caused by the constant fog in London, but she hopes to feel better once back in Windsor. The Queen is sorry to hear a sad account of Lady Ely's neighbourhood; she would be happy to see Lady Ely's daughter soon. The Queen's niece is still not well but the physicians are optimistic. The Queen's sister [Princess Ida of Saxe-Meiningen] and her children are well.

Language

English

Identifier

GEO/ADD/4/174

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