File C102. - Lady Mary Kemeys to Sir Charles Kemeys. She had arrived in her brother's house in Soho, but was disappointed because ...,

Lady Mary Kemeys to Sir Charles Kemeys. She had arrived in her brother's house in Soho, but was disappointed because she had not heard from him; her father had a mind to take the trust of the children upon himself again; he had taken advice of counsel, who tell him that his trust would hold good, notwithstanding the paper signed by him when he went into France; following her father's example, she had put her servants in mourning; chides him for not writing and queries if the sober or the fair company at Tredegar had ended their Christmas yet and, if not, was sure that 'that which took up his thoughts and time so' would make him unwilling to read a great deal from her.