He describes his life at Claremont where he is attending to
H.R.H.; he mentions that the party consists of
Duchess of York,
Prince Leopold, Col. Addenbrook, Baron Hardenburgh, Dr. Hort and Mrs Campbell; the Duchess told him an anecdote concerning
Baillie; he provides a positive assessment of Prince Leopold, compared to the "disgusting familiarity of our Princes"; he thinks [the Princess] "may go on several days".