1592997951000 1569845039000 Standard Record object-110005691 1747159884257 1705310141000 1747159409017 adlib fitz-online adlib-object-110005691 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005691 b2455906-e8ab-35fc-b757-e4915d0d7cf4 6 person reference agent-198487 adlib-agent-198487 4dbae6db-a725-3bfd-b34e-5d215b1a85e6 Hayley, William person reference agent-60281 adlib-agent-60281 eb950ea2-c7cf-31ca-86c5-6e18f0e39f92 Hayley, Thomas Alphonso person reference agent-198490 adlib-agent-198490 85b3bcdb-3ccc-3585-b16c-b36e51fe6db1 Cockerell, Mary person reference agent-192537 adlib-agent-192537 d5687729-51f9-3b8b-a80c-fcaefd5b4dfe Darwin, Erasmus person reference agent-200355 adlib-agent-200355 1c6b3cf7-b5c7-300f-b4a9-11b05b9c953a Wollstonecraft, Mary person reference agent-199141 adlib-agent-199141 631877ff-f845-3783-ab40-ba82430f83c8 Beridge, Maria (later Mrs Twigge) person reference agent-200366 adlib-agent-200366 9e15b232-863f-305b-8e9d-4fefe8a53bff Twigge, Mr person reference agent-200363 adlib-agent-200363 201d5049-bf73-3ae4-9fc7-60442a0cca06 Newburgh, Lady (Countess) content description 2 sheets folded Eliza writes to Hayley thanking him for his last letter. She relates the story of her surprise at Maria Beridge's marriage to Mr Twigge (Maria Beridge is the widow of Hayley's friend Dr John Beridge). She then tells Hayley that Lady Newburgh has invited her to visit in June, and that she wants to spend July and August in Felpham. She asks Hayley to "engage my former apartments for me these said months of July & August upon the most moderate terms…", asks for "Tom's animated society during the greater part", and also for Mary (Cockerell) to attend fher for at least part of the time: both Tom and Mary would. she feels benefit as she will, from the sea bathing opportunities. She also writes: "I shall probably be tempted to take a solitary walk in the garden of a certain Hermit at Eartham, as I do frequently in that of Mr. Darwin at Derby and possibly the Hermit if he is at leisure may not only take a turn with me but he may also be graciously pleased to invite me in to tea with him as Mr. Darwin kindly did this afternoon, which afforded me particular satisfaction, when I was in a humour to moralize on the many hours passed in the old house & garden twenty summers gone & away". She continues by writing that Darwin's garden "is greatly improved since our last visit", and concludes by thanking him, "in the name of all the Partizans of Mrs Wollstoncraft for the liberality with which you speak of this Champion of one Sex". Hayley/XXI/58 1 accession number Hayley/XXI/58 110005691 priref 110005691 uri https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005691 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005691 reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum 1792 1792 1792-04-28 reference agent-198502 adlib-agent-198502 b67bd5fa-4f2a-302b-afaa-81f4c4f45ec8 Hayley, Eliza 1 letter reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum Eliza Hayley to William Hayley: letter object OBJECT