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8 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
About the death and the "Memoirs" of
Sir James Edward Smith (1759-1828),
the death and career of Lord Byron
(George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th baron,
1788-1824), the writings of the
ancient author Virgil, etc.
d 148/3/11, 34, 44

1828 Apr 6, 1830 Mar 18, 1833 Feb 4
various places
10 p.; various sizes
The first letter (148/3/18) sends
his condolences on the death of Sir
James Edward Smith (1759-1828); the
second (148/3/26) concerns
correspondence which he has yet to
look over; and the third (148/3/45)
concerns the "Memoirs" of Sir James.
d 148/3/18, 26, 45

1815 Jan 31, 1824, and n.d.
various places
3 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
About his son's marriage, William
Roscoe (1753-1831), and a bill to
grant privileges to Unitarianism.
d 148/1/6-8

1803-1830 various dates
various places
11 p.; various sizes
Mainly on news of her family.
d 148/2/9, 16, 18-19

Woodville
16 p.; 23 x 18 cm.
The letters describe Mrs. Corrie's
reactions, enthusiastic, to the
"Memoirs of Sir James Edward Smith"
(1759-1828); she also discusses Mrs.
Corrie's failing health.
d 148/3/27, 36, 40, 41

1799-1808, various dates
various places
18 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
About his travels in England,
plants, news of friends and family,
the house of Samuel Johnson
(1709-1784), the poetry of Robert
Burns (1759-1796) and Allan Ramsay
(1686-1758), his health, etc.
d 148/2/21-25

1822-1828 various dates
various places
9 p.; various sizes
On the birth of his sons and on the
death of Sir James Edward Smith
(1759-1855).
d 148/2/34, 36, 39; d 148/3/4, 16

n.p.
3 p.; 26 x 20 cm.
The introduction to the copy of
letter reads: "The following was a
portion of a letter I sent to
Professor Smyth on finding he had
introduced Dr. Priestley [Joseph
Priestley (1733-1804)] in his
Evidences as one of the defenders of
Christianity. His name having been
unjustly slandered. I was gratified
that the professor had vindicated
his injured memory."
d 148/1/65

n.p.
3 p.; 18 x 11 cm.
Thanks her for sending a copy of the
"Memoirs of Sir James Edward Smith"
(1759-1828).
d 148/3/51

n.p.
2 p.; 18 x 11 cm.
Reply to an invitation from Mrs.
Reeve.
d 148/2/41