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Volume of letters arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with usually no more than one letter per person, each correspondent identified at the top of the page on which the letter is mounted, in the form of an autograph book.

Thanks WW for the 'Trinity Audit Ale'. TT has read WW's 'sermon with great satisfaction. No one can doubt of your praises of the worthies of Trinity being perfectly just; and we, who have not the honour to be Trinity men, must be content with the thought that they were also worthies of Cambridge'.

TT thanks WW for his little work on Mechanics ['Mechanical Euclid', 1837]: 'Your remarks upon mathematical reasoning and Induction - which, as you will easily suppose, attracted my principal attention - appear to me to contain a great deal of very important matter; and I am glad to see the attention of men directed to the grounds of science. The producing of results is not all that is wanted in academical education; and this is a matter too often forgotten'.

Letters from Prof. G. Pryme, the Bishop of Durham, the Dean of St Patrick's, Sir Thomas Fremantle, William Webb, Lord Charles Hervey, Dr Locock, the Bishop of Ely, Mr Fell, Lord Feilding, Mr Russell, the Bishop of Madras, Lord Ernest Bruce, Archdeacon Hodson, Sir John H. Lowther, Lord Mandeville, J. G. Shaw Lefevre, Rev. H. V. Elliott, Mr Buston, and Eliot Yorke.

Trinity College -- Regarding the value of a stall at Ely: William Selwyn agrees with the Dean of Ely on the average of 7 years - £730 or £740, but makes the average of the last four years rather higher.

Trinity Lodge - Resignation of the Regius Professor of Divinity.