Monday 22nd. November 1847 My dear Dr. Wilson, Mr. Gregor arrived on Saturday afternoon, and brought both your letters of the 9th. and 12th. insts. Hulke came in a few hours afterwards, and I believe he is already occupied with his Mill work. Law proceeds to meet you with the grey nag to-morrow morning, and is particularly instructed not to forget the saddle bags. You do not mention how Mrs. Wilson is provided with a side-saddle; and I am undecided which to send. It is therefore my impression that either she or Mrs. Campbell must have one. Mrs. Wilson has quite anticipated me in the selection of a site for the house; and fixes it by your sketch within a few feet of the best position on the section; and exactly where the house formerly stood; and although it does not command such a good view as the hill, it will be more convenient and comfortable. The little hill has attractions in a place so wonderfully level. I have often looked and admired it as the morning sun shines. But I fear the little hill is rather exposed to the prevailing South-Westers. However, as I