_Letter of Introduction: Humour_.
TO ARCHDEACON WRANGHAM.
Rydal Mount, near Kendal, April 26.

1814.
MY DEAR WRANGHAM, I trouble you with this in behalf of a very deserving young clergyman of the name of Jameson, who is just gone from this neighbourhood to a curacy at Sherbourne, in the neighbourhood of Ferry Bridge.

He has a mother and a younger brother dependent upon his exertions, and it is his wish to take pupils in order to increase his income, which, as he is a curate, you know, cannot but be small.

He is an excellent young man, a good scholar, and likely to become much better, for he is extremely industrious.

Among his talents I must mention that for drawing, in which he is a proficient....