Letter from Louisa Crawford to her husband Matthew discussing his finances, the progress of her work, the death of a gentleman from Cholera and the riots in Newcastle. Includes three stanzas of a song titled "O Lady when this heart is cold" for his correction. The first lines read, "O Lady when this heart is cold / Wilt thou remember me / And think of times and scenes of old / And joys no more to be." A crossed letter, some of the text is overlayed and difficult to read.