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4 p. 23 x 19 cm.
The first, written before
Townshend's marriage to
Northampton's daughter concerns
some ill treatment of the author
by Townshend. The second gives
advice for the newly married
couple, the gossip of the town,
and an invitation to stay while
their house is being prepared.

8 p. (including address leaves),
22 x 19 cm.
Both endorsed by Townshend.

3 p., with addresses. 16 x 10 cm.,
26 x 40 cm.
First letter informs Squibb of the
formation of the Wiltshire
Topographical Society and invites
him to join it. The second written
on the annual report of the Society
concerns its future meeting.

Prison reform in England and
America; death of inmates at
Milbank Penitentiary.
ACC: 90.11.4 (43.98)

Arrangement of a Collected Poems;
Smedley sends those Colburn lacks.
Comments on Mr Murray's silence.
ACC: 91.11.37 (43.257)

Alternative titles for Smith's
novel, including 'Tale of 1668'.
Retracts an article.
ACC: 91.11.37 (43.258)

Arranging to sell a constituency to Flood; asks how to send a book to recipient.

5 p.
16 and 18 cm.
On his forthcoming consecration.

1 p. each. 19 x 16 cm.
Camarthen was son and heir of the
4th duke of leeds.

2 lengthy ALS describing his travels
in and impressions of Italy. The first,
dated 1839 Oct 13, discusses his
difficulties at the borders and with
the Police, the rapacity of the
"Innkeepers, Gondoliers, and
Vorturini," and his pleasure in
sightseeing in the Alps, at Lake
Como, and in Milan and Pisa. The
second, dated, 1839 Nov 1, discusses
sightseeing in Naples, Pompeii and
Herculaneum; an ascent of Mount
Vesuvius, and impressions of the
Neapolitan poor.
Accompanied by typed transcript.
Grand Tour.
ACC.: 00.7.3