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The first concerns accounts.
The second asks Maxwell to favor
Mr. Heron of Heron for the
Stewartry [of Kirkudbright?].
ACC: 98.6.8 (44.514)

4 p.
24 x 19 cm.

3 p. 20 x 16 cm.
About the education of Twining's
son Richard.

4 p.
23 x 19 cm.
Apologizes for going shooting and
complains of increasing deafness.

3 p.
18 x 11 cm.

5p. 19 x 11 cm.

8 p., with addresses. 25 x 21 cm.
Letters reveal that William Green
wrote a few of Doubleday'sSixty- -- -- Five Sonnets and discuss Wordsworth.

Regretting that he cannot visit
Pratt because he is confined
"in the Rules of the King's
Bench." Comments on submissions
to The Observer and other
literary periodicals.
Acc.: 04.2.11

4 p., with address.
24 x 19 and 19 x 12 cm.

3 p., 1 with address.
Various sizes.
Concerning the controversy over the
birth of the Prince of Wales; one
endorsed by Pepys, the other by his
secretary. Accompanied by a "true
copy" of Margaret Dawson's testimony
to the birth of the Prince of Wales, with
a 3 p. note by Hickes concerning it.