Winston
Churchill to Lady Randolph Churchill
Sunday [?12 June 1887] [Brighton]
My dear Mamma,
I hope you are as well as I am. I am writing this letter to back
up my last. I hope you will not disappoint me. I can think of nothing
else but Jubilee. Uncertainty is at all time perplexing write to
me by return post please!!! I love you so much dear Mummy and I
know you love me too much to disappoint me. Do write to tell me
what you intend to do. I must come home, I feel I must. Write to
Miss Thomson a letter after this principle so:--My dear
Could you allow Winston to come up to London on Saturday the 18th for
the Jubilee. I should like him to see the procession very much,
and I also promised him that he should come up the Jubilee.
I remain yours,
JSC
I think that the above will hit its mark, anyhow you can try.
I know you will be successful.
I am looking forward to seeing Buffalow Bill, yourself, Jack,
Everest, and home. I would sooner come home for the Jubilee and
have no amusement at all than stay down here and have tremendous
fun.
The weather is fine.
Please, as you love me, do as I have begged you.
Love to all I remain as ever, Your loving son
WINNY
For Heavens sake Remember!!!
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