Letter from Katharine M Craster, 8/1 Russell Street, Calcutta [India], to her mother Juliana Broadwood, about the Seton Karrs; mentions their ‘bad books’ eg JJ Rousseau and Voltaire and others; describes move to Howrah to their own house; her husband Edmund’s character, housekeeping; no boat exists between Howrah and Calcutta, crossing is by steamer of ‘dingy’ [sic, dinghy] or ‘greenboat’, and that to use small boats you are carried on a small barrow across the mud; mentions Peere’s engagement. With envelope.
Letter from Katharine M Craster, 8/1 Russell Street, Calcutta [India], to her mother Juliana Broadwood, about the Seton Karrs; mentions their ‘bad books’ eg JJ Rousseau and Voltaire and others; describes move to Howrah to their own house; her husband Edmund’s character, housekeeping; no boat exists between Howrah and Calcutta, crossing is by steamer of ‘dingy’ [sic, dinghy] or ‘greenboat’, and that to use small boats you are carried on a small barrow across the mud; mentions Peere’s engagement. With envelope.
A letter from Katharine M Craster to her mother Juliana Broadwood dated 22 December 1862.
Detailed Summary:
About the Seton Karrs; mentions their ‘bad books’ eg JJ Rousseau and Voltaire and others; describes move to Howrah to their own house; her husband Edmund’s character, housekeeping; no boat exists between Howrah and Calcutta, crossing is by steamer of ‘dingy’ [sic, dinghy] or ‘greenboat’, and that to use small boats you are carried on a small barrow across the mud; mentions Peere’s engagement. With envelope.
The Broadwood archives were found at Lyne House, Capel, after the death of Captain Evelyn Broadwood in 1975. They were deposited by the Braodwood Trust in 1977, and subsequently donated.