| Description | Letter to Mrs. Alexander Macdonald of Kepplestone from Dr. John Brown, apologising that he was unable to visit them the previous evening due to illness, he is going home tomorrow, hoping to hear from Mr. Lushington soon, regards to Mr. Keene 'I liked him quite', thanking for the loan of 'The Newcomers', he likes to think of George Reid's 'victorianness', the possibility that the Roxburghe Hotel in Charlotte Square [Edinburgh] would suit Macdonald, which Brown will investigate, 15 July 1881 |