April 20, 1877 - H. E. C. and Archbp Letter to Lady Alexander

Aug 29, 2026

April 20, 1877 correspondence from H. E. C., identified as an archbishop, to Lady Alexander. The letter states that the writer will be happy to visit after lunch on Monday to discuss Lady Alexander’s “little boy,” while apologizing that he cannot come earlier. It also notes he will be in an unspecified location by about 3 o’clock, and closes with formal, affectionate assurances and a transcriber/editing credit.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages1

Reading Time2 min

AccessFree to download

Letter Content

Scheduling and Visit Plans

Closing and Sign-off

FAQs

What does the writer say about when he can arrive?

He says he will come after luncheon on Monday but cannot arrive earlier, and that he will be in an unspecified place by about 3 o’clock.

What topic will be discussed when the writer visits?

He will talk about Lady Alexander’s little boy.

How does the letter conclude?

It ends with a formal sign-off, “Very truly yours,” followed by “H. E. C. and: Archbp,” plus transcription credit lines.

Aug 29, 2026

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