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More money worries

"I was happy to hear from you, but should be more happy to see you – I not only am not relieved from responsibility, but am obliged to pay ...."

Hobhouse has kept a record of their expenditure abroad, Byron not. [PSC]

Sligo reveals that, at Tripolizta in the Morea, he was taken (a) for Byron and (b) for George III’s nephew. [PSC]

"It certainly appears very extraordinary that Lord Byron should not have made a sufficient provision for the payment of those people...."

Hobhouse requests Byron to forward the three or four boxes of marbles that he had forgotten under the influence of wine.

An envelope (with the letter missing [PSC]) on which Hobhouse writes various bits of news.

Catherine Byron's business correspondence with John Hanson, with regard to the Sanders portrait of Byron.

Sligo’s disgust at Byron’s behaviour is lightly expressed. [PSC]

"What you wd be most interested to hear wd be the progress of your Miss-Sell-Any ..." and other literary news.