His anticipations and offers about the Review are generous and pleasing, and must be peculiarly gratifying to you.

I think, if you can, you should try to see him before he goes, and I envy you the meeting.
Ever very faithfully yours F.JEFFREY.
To Hannah M.Macaulay.
London: December 21, 1833.
My dear Sister,--Yesterday I dined at Boddington's.

We had a very agreeable party: Duncannon, Charles Grant, Sharp, Chantrey the sculptor, Bobus Smith, and James Mill.

Mill and I were extremely friendly, and I found him a very pleasant companion, and a man of more general information than I had imagined.
Bobus was very amusing.

He is a great authority on Indian matters.