File C104. - Lady Mary Kemeys to Sir Charles Kemeys. Telling him that if he consented she would wish to have nothing to ...,

Lady Mary Kemeys to Sir Charles Kemeys. Telling him that if he consented she would wish to have nothing to do with the trust left by Lady Morgan; all the trustees named wished to have nothing to do with it; it would have to be left between her father and herself, unless her brother agreed to take part in his stead; unless he, Sir Charles, engaged not to concern himself in it, a lawsuit would result, which could be of no advantage to him and a great prejudice to the children; not having heard from him since she left makes her conclude that 'you are so well pleased with the company you are in and with my absence, that you do not care how little you are put in mind of me'.