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t-rate Spanish scholar; evidently better than Ford, or anybody else hereabout. Saturday, August 1.—Sixty-six years old, and not half what I ought to be at that age, in goodness, or anything else. I do not like to pass the day away from all of you. . . . . After packing, and arranging for my final departure, I went out this morning to leave my P. P. C's. . . . . At two or three doors I inquired and went in. Sir Francis Beaufort's was one. Of course I did not see Lady Beaufort. Miss Honors Edgeworth. See. Vol. I. p. 427. She keeps her room entirely; but she sent me a kind message . . . . I saw also Lady Mary Labouehere, and completed an arrangement to go to Stoke Park on Monday. Her husband, you know, is Minister for the Colonies, and she said he came home last night at half past 2, made nearly ill by reading the details of the horrors in India, that were brought by the mail of yesterday. . . . . I dined at Sir George Lewis's,—a dinner given to the Heads, and which the Heads