| Sender Location | 35 South Street, Park Lane |
| Administrative History | - [Edward] Bunting: not identified
- Mary, wife of John Bratby, butler to the Nightingale family, living in retirement in Holloway
- Eliza Limb, born about 1830, living at Up Hollow, Holloway
- Rose Wren: not identified
Sources: 1871 and 1881 census |
| Transcript or Index | 35 South St
Park Lane W
June 27/78
My dear Sir
I am extremely indebted to you for your kind account of "the Patients", and most thankful that the boy Bunting will recover entirely, and that Mrs Bratby is so much better. I hope that you will be able to get Widow Limb into Buxton Hospital again. You have another patient who is much better & able, I hope, to go out every day. And that is my aunt at Lea Hurst.
I send a cheque with many thanks: pray continue your kindness to my Patients.
I am sorry, for her sake, that I have Rose Wren (with the strain and swelling on her arm) back on my hands for Medical advice. I found her an out Patient of St George's Hospital. I have taken her away & given her good Medical advice.
In haste ever yours faithfully
Florence Nightingale
C.B.N. Dunn Esq. |