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Letters dated 1 Apr. 1852 from Whitehall; 6 Apr. 1859 from the Carlton Club, and 22 Apr. 1859, no location given.

Ealing. - Houghton missed a good meeting of the Literary. Will seek details of Robert Pemberton Milnes from his son, whose book [The Life of the Hon. Spencer Perceval] has cast new light on Spencer Perceval. Hopes bouleversement among the Liberals will result in unsensational politics.

Ealing. - The Perceval papers are in disarray following collapse of a wall at Mr Perceval's house in Lowndes St; Walpole's son thinks there is nothing new relating to Robert Pemberton Milnes but will check, he believes Milnes' discussion of the Chancellorship with Perceval was verbal.

Written from 9 Grafton Street.

Ballot to be held on 19 Mar. 1877. Certificate number 4870. Date of Entry [onto the waiting list?] 27 June 1862.

Address given as 8 Grosvenor Crescent. Profession given as author (with names of books listed).

Proposer: Right Hon. Spencer H. Walpole M. P. Seconder: 'Lord Aberdare, vice the late Sir Edward Ryan'.

Ballot paper full of signatures.

One of a group of letters about the election of the Duke of Devonshire to the Chancellorship.