‘Tis not long
agoeago, since I heard from Cousin
Peggie; she was very well, &and was
told of Mr White’s Death, &and at
the same time, the CompltsCompliments of
the worthy Family were pre-
sented.

B.Bishop G.Gordon Novr.November 10. 1767. I heard of
your Cousin Peggie’s ^Family last Week. They
were all well. Our best Respects to
good Lady G.Gask &and Family. I daily pray
for them, &and for Success to their good
Wishes.

B.Bishop G.Gordon Feb.February 13. 1768. I shdshould be glad to
to hear of good Lady G—[ask]’s Welfare,
I mean yethe Dowager; for Mr George
told me some time last Month, he
heard her Ladyship was very ill. Pray,
on yethe first occasion, let us be re-
spectfully remembredremembered to ytthat worthy
Family. Cousin Peggie &and her Family
were all well qnwhen I heard last
What do her Relations in your
Part of yethe Country say of her?
Do they wonder at &and regret her
Absence?