1592997951000 1569940889000 Standard Record object-110005705 1747159749691 1569941584000 1747159409017 adlib fitz-online adlib-object-110005705 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005705 3114bd45-819d-3d0b-99f8-226bd5d62aa6 4 person reference agent-198502 adlib-agent-198502 b67bd5fa-4f2a-302b-afaa-81f4c4f45ec8 Hayley, Eliza person reference agent-60281 adlib-agent-60281 eb950ea2-c7cf-31ca-86c5-6e18f0e39f92 Hayley, Thomas Alphonso person reference agent-200371 adlib-agent-200371 01adea9a-dc66-32ef-963b-2ce23b8aeae2 Mrs Beridge person reference agent-200379 adlib-agent-200379 311de94f-07cc-39be-8f58-ecea0c7e92c8 Gladwin, Mrs person reference agent-200366 adlib-agent-200366 9e15b232-863f-305b-8e9d-4fefe8a53bff Twigge, Mr content description 1 sheet folded Hayley writes in response to Eliza's letter of 20/06/1792 (Hayley/XXI/63). He thanks her for her "kind and generous determination to comply with my request ... in spite of the little tartness of Expression, with which you seem to reproach me for "having driven you from your old friends, & the Southern Coast this summer". He continues: "At present you think my late requisition harsh, imperious, & severe; but Time & Reflection will shew it to your Mind in a very different point of view.—For in Truth, instead of barbarously driving you from any real Enjoyments, I have only persuaded you (as tenderly as I could) to relinquish a project, which must have griev’d yourself in the End, because it must have been painful & injurious to me, Whom, even in an angry Moment, you would, I am persuaded, be truly sorry either to injure or afflict..." and concludes "As you think the Coast of Lincolnshire more Eligible for you than Scarborough, I hope you may find upon it such an obscure & commodious bathing place, as you wish for this Summer - as to the next, I think it by no means improbable that I may, by Next Time, rest so peacably under the Earth, thus I shall not be able either kindly or unkindly to obstruct or direct your movements upon it — While I remain above Ground, it will be my wish & my Endeavour to soothe and tranquillise your Spirits by the Intercourse of kind Letters, & to furnish such little recruits to your slender Revenue, as Fortune (if she will but smile on me a little after all her Frowns) may enable me to supply." In a postscript he writes: "I had not heard of Mrs Beridges death - She is indeed as you observe a severe Loss to Mrs Gladwin—adieu—How do you like Mr Twigge? I wish He had a name less ludicrous". Hayley/XXI/11 1 accession number Hayley/XXI/11 110005705 priref 110005705 uri https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005705 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/110005705 reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum 1792 1792 1792-06-25 reference agent-198487 adlib-agent-198487 4dbae6db-a725-3bfd-b34e-5d215b1a85e6 Hayley, William 1 letter Hayley/XXI/11 object OBJECT