[Letter, 1832?] June 12, E[ast] I[ndia] House, [London] [to] Sir William Molesworth Bar[t]

E.I.House
12June
   Sir,
        Mrs. Austin has 
flattered me, by informing 
me it was your wish to 
be acquainted with me, 
and I was very sorry at 
being unable to meet 
you at her house.
   She aprises me also 
you are a man who
can put up for once with 
the poor accommodation 
I can offer you. This 
emboldens me to request 
that you will accompany 
your friend Mr Buller 
on a visit to Mickleham,
where we shall get 
much better acquainted 
than in London.
   I take the liberty of 
sending this to you 
by Mr Buller, begging 
him to arrange a time 
that will be convenient 
for both of you, if 
it will suit you 
to give me the 
pleasure of seeing 
you at that 
place.
   I am sir
     With great regard
       Faithfully yours,
                J. Mill

Sir William Molesworth Bar[t]