| Description | Letter to George Barclay, Anvers, from George Berry, Leith, his uncle, thanking him for his letter from Cairo, voicing his displeasure at George's behaviour, insisting that he stop travelling and return home to settle down, avoiding talking about politics for a letter would be too short for the astounding events, Mrs. Berry's improved health and visit to the Brodies, plans for summer quarters at Symington House, hopes that George will have returned in time to let him go, business doing well but Henderson's sister has died, 12 April 1848 |