Lady Denham can give, if she isproperly attacked — & I look upon herto be^^the sort of Person who, when once she^iscan be prevailed on to undraw her Purse,would as readily give 10 ^Gs –Guineas  as 5. — Andtherefore, if you find her in a Giving mood, you might as well speak infavour of another Charity which I & afew more, have very much at heart —the establishment of a CharitableRepositoryat Burton on Trent. – And as to then, —there is the family of the poor Manwho was hung last aſsizes at York,tho'though we really have raised the sumwe wanted for putting them^^all out;yet if you can get a Guinea from her on their behalf, it may as wellbe done. —" "My dear Diana! exclaimedM^rs . P.–Parker I could no more mentionthese things to Lady D.–Denham than I c^d -couldfly." —"Where's the difficulty? — Iwish I could go with you myself —but in 5 minutes I must be at M^rs -G.–Griffiths to encourage Miſs Lambe in takingher first Dip. She is so frightened, poorThing,