eleven o'clock on Monday
Mr. Thwaite has no doubt heard of the result of the trial by which the Countess Lovel and her daughter have succeeded in obtaining the recognition of their rank . It is in contemplation with the Countess and Lady Anna Lovel to go abroad , but Lady Anna is desirous before she goes of seeing the son of the man who was her mother 's staunch friend during many years of suffering . Lady Anna will be at home , at No . -- Keppel Street , at eleven o'clock on Monday , 23rd instant , if Mr. Thwaite can make it convenient to call then and there . Bedford Square , 17th November , 18 -- . If Mr. Thwaite could call on the Serjeant before that date , either early in the morning at his house , or on Saturday at his chambers , -- -- , Inner Temple , it might perhaps be serviceable . The postscript had not been added without much consideration .