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Regrets that he has no letters of Sir Walter Scott's that can be printed; also a letter from his wife, undated, that Blore is ill.

On business and personal matters, including Blore's histories, genealogies, answers to letters to the Gentleman's Magazine and antiquarian subjects.

Thanks Nichols for a kind review of one of his works and asks to borrow copies of the Gentleman's Magazine for the last ten years.

Thanks the publishers for "having so kindly offered to notice my prospective itineracy in your magazine, which is so justly esteemed by the discerning antiquary and scientific observer."

Proposes the publication of a history of Fotheringay. Accompanied by draft reply from Nichols.

Friendly letters concerning food, family and the Gentleman's Magazine.

On the Royal Literary Fund.

Payment for books.