He mentions that he was returning Carr's letter as requested, though it would be safer in his custody. He remarks on the pleasure the success of Lushington's son had given his family, comparing it with the anxiety he had formerly caused his father. He rejoices that their model treaty and instructions had been returned to them virtually unaltered. He observes that they should reconsider whether they continued their association with the Anti-Slavery Society in view of some of their recent actions. Finally, he comments on Hannah's being able to stand the cold weather and go skating with seven children and six grandchildren. (Copy.)