Letter from the Lord Steward to Thomas Marrable, written at Marble Hill
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Lord Steward 6th. June 1831. Marble Hill 6th June 1831 Sir I confess that I do not feel any objection to the Warrant desired by Lord Hill; such Warrants are considered as honorable distinctions, & in that view I suppose that Lord Hill solicits it for his friend at Shrewsbury; a place renowned for cakes. I request you to inform Lord Hill, that the warrant will be granted, & to give proper directions for his friend to come to London for admission. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your Faithful Servant Wellesley (T. Marrable Esq [[unclear]])
