TC-NNB, 25 Feb. Pbd: Fox 256. Nevill Northey Burnard (1818–78; ODNB), sculptor, chiefly of portrait busts, exhibiting at the Royal Acad., 1848–73; native of Cornwall, now in London. TC probably knew of him through the Quaker sisters Anna Maria (1816–97) and Caroline (1819–71; ODNB) Fox, living in Penjerrick, Cornwall (see TC to JAC, 11 Feb. 1840). This note had been forwarded by Burnard to Caroline, who recorded in her diary, 1 March, “a kindly note” from TC saying that he had seen her “gigantic countryman,” that “there is a real faculty in him,” and that he had given Burnard advice and would “gladly help if he can” (Fox 255–56).

1. Liberal club, Pall Mall.