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News of events over the past summer.

Thanks recipient for his kind note.

Congratulates Warburton on his
appointment as Canon of Winchester.

Arnold gives his opinion on a
piece of writing which recipient
has sent to him.

Regarding a pension.

Arranges a date for a meeting.

Reports that he is in town for
a few weeks.

Lengthy letter lamenting the
lapse in their correspondence with
an extended political metaphor;
also critiques of the Life and -- -- Letters of Gibbon by Lord Sheffield
and the Life of Warburton, with
comments on Gibbon's political
opinions and talents.
ACC.: 02.2.4

4 p., with address. 30 x 23 cm.
On religious, political and
literary subjects. Expresses his
inability to communicate with
Italians due to his poor Italian
and their enslavement to "spiritual
thraldom." Discusses the present
political and diplomatic troubles
in Europe, with anti-Catholic
comments. Calls Edward Irving,
founder of the "Catholic Apostle
Church", Pope, and advocates return
to religious intolerance.

2 p. 23 x 19 cm.