The HUNTRISS Connection

CHARLES HUNTRISS - LETTERS HOME





29th April 1864 Family - and other livestock
16th June 1864 Bill in mischief
22nd November 1864 Dead goldfish, a messy dog, and two types of moth.
7th November 1865 A visit to Crystal Palace.
23rd April 1866 Charles is now living at 41 Lee Terrace. He has two tortoises.
12th May 1866 Oh dear - things aren't going so well. Letter to Papa.
14th June 1866 Family, five hundred lines, and Fenians.
24th August 1866 A stuffed dormouse, horses and sweets
22nd September 1866 Another sister for Charles, greeted with all the enthusiasm a 12 year old boy can muster.
27th October 1866 Special classes and stammering
14th November 1866 School report. Another letter to Papa
11th February 1867 Getting his thanks and excuses in first ....
20th August 1867 Stormy weather
9th February 1868 Another letter to Papa - I wonder why.......
17th May 1868 On the bottle
7th June 1868 A jolly snake
12th May 1869 The tortoise is no longer
3rd March 1869 Nothing to report - except for reports
20th January 1870 Slippers, a rail journey and Virgil
2nd June 1870 Reporting a death
1st September 1870 Enjoying a stomach ache and turkey eggs
16th September 1870 A lecture on Inductive Electricity
18th September 1870 Fellows, fun on the Heath, and firearms
9th October 1870 Canaries going cheap, Crystal Palace, corns and a paper chase
30th October 1870 Cousin Ellen and old Gout-face
27th November 1870 A long walk and a pigeon
14th December 1870 Going home
28th January 1871 Skating and ... too much information
11th February 1871 Smallpox
22nd February 1871 Self denial - giving up algebra
4th March 1871 Looking for dormice, finding Prince Arthur
21st March 1871 An appointment with K at London Bridge
10th May 1871 Too many silkworm eggs, too few tortoises, too much for Mr Hart
21st May 1871 How do you put your Mum's mind at rest? Tell her about a local murder .......
11th July 1871 Checking invoices
18th September 1871 Pork pies and smallpox
3rd October1871 Headaches and a paper chase
10th October1871 Pleading for liberty
25th October1871 Not happy ...
5th November 1871 Decision time
28th November 1871 Shirts, the study and skating
12th December 1871 Over the way,Tichborne and travel arrangements
23rd January 1872 Pleading to come home
6th February 1872 Partial liberty and a squeaky voice
11th March 1872 Nothing to report - except for the Prince of Wales, an Emperor, and an assassination attempt on Queen Victoria
29th February 1872 Desperate to come home
30th March 1872 Accident
1881 A few years later...