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Catherine Gordon Byron to John Hanson, mid-July 1810
More money worries
Byron to John Hanson, from Constantinople, June 15th 1810 (29)
"This letter will be delivered by Mr. Hobhouse ...."
Catherine Gordon Byron to John Hanson, from Newstead Abbey, June 11th 1810
"I would struggle with every difficulty to keep things together & God knows I have difficulties enough to struggle with besides bad health ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Constantinople, May 23rd 1810 (26)
"I wrote to you the other day but another conveyance offering, I shall trouble you once more in
hopes of at least extorting a reply."
hopes of at least extorting a reply."
Byron to John Hanson, from Smyrna, April 10th 1810 (21)
"It has been my custom to write to you from every seaport on my arrival & previous to my
departure ...."
departure ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Athens, March 3rd 1810 (18)
"I have no redress but to write again [regarding remittances], & again, a merry task to one, who hates writing as I do."
Catherine Gordon Byron to John Hanson, from Newstead Abbey, February 10th 1810
Further discussion of debts
Catherine Gordon Byron to John Hanson, from Newstead Abbey, February 5th 1810
A third bailiff's notice "stuck up another on the outside of the great Hall Door...."
Catherine Gordon Byron to John Hanson, from Newstead Abbey, February 3rd 1810
"The inclosed was brought here this day by two Bailiffs ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Patras, November 24th 1809 (17)
"I have only one subject to write upon, which is the old one of remittances, if none have been already made I expect some to be forwarded immediately"