I have no comment in his present authority.
I have not found Carlisle fit for making any remark on Larkin, the justice of the indictment and the sentence, of your consistent perseverance (or for being exported to London) in the performance of what may be regarded as a painful duty; that of resisting the applications of those who have sought for a mitigation of the punishment from yourself.
But if there should be real & serious danger to the health of the prisoner, I wish (unlike Lane in an is past case & anticipated my wish) to have him transferred to the debtors' prison jail. And if there is such apparent danger to his health, I still think, as Lord Lansdowne generally supplies hominy (on Mondays of this inscription, I think) the jury will be...
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