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8 p.
Various sizes.
Letters to her legal adviser. The
first, dated 29 Jun 1713, is reproduced
by A.L. Humphreys in his Bucklebury,
A Berkshire Parish (Reading, 1932)
at p. 320.

Requests a number of books and a
pound and a half of Continental
Beef Tea from Fortnum Mason; inquires
after parcels he has sent to "Mr.
Panizzi of the British Museum;" asks
Molini to forward his son's memorandum
to Lord Palmerston.
ACC.: 00.4.17

18 p., with addresses. 23 x 18 cm.
Description of London social life,
including George III's coronation.

12 p., with addresses. 23 x 18 cm.

14p. 23 x 19 cm.;
Letters discuss family matters, her
son William Pitt, etc. 5 letters
not dated.

47 p. Various sizes.
On contributions to Gents. Mag.

27 p.
Various sizes.
On the authorship of the Junius
letters. Accompanied by a copy by
Twisleton of the statement of Sir
Antonio Panizzi, 1867, relating to
his discovery in the library of the
Earl of Essex at Cassiobury some
verses in the handwriting of Sir
Philip Francis, and their similarity
to the handwriting of Junius.

8 p., with addresses.
23 x 18 and 25 x 21 cm.
Concern business dealings and
instructions to Robins, probably
his adviser.

16 p.
25 x 20 cm.
Financial and business reports.

13 p. 23 x 18 cm. Letters consist of court gossip and current affairs.