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The Works of Charles and Mary Lamb — Volume 6 · Chapter 96Letter 355
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Charles Lamb to Henry Crabb Robinson
[P.M. Nov. 20, 1824.]
Dr. R. Barren Field bids me say that he is resident at his brother Henry's, a surgeon &c., a few doors west of Christ Church Passage Newgate Street; and that he shall be happy to accompany you up thence to Islington, when next you come our way, but not so late as you sometimes come. I think we shall be out on Tuesd'y.
Yours ever
C. Lamb
Sat'y.
[Barron Field, as I have said, had returned from New South Wales in June of this year. Later he became Chief Justice at Gibraltar.]