About their father's late hours at Parliament due to the Irish Bill, and his anxiety and depression over the government's refusal to be exact about their plans for the Abolition Bill. She mentions a forthcoming dinner party that a Polish prince is to attend, along with Lord Suffield, Lord and Lady Radstock, and others. She complains of the dusty atmosphere in London and finishes by relating that Buxton had seen Lord Althorpe and was deciding to table his own Abolition Motion after all. (Copy.)