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Published by J. Templeman and J. R. Smith, London, 1840. Marked 'Proof, with Leigh Hunt's corrections, of my annotations'.

Pending award of Government pension.

75 Gloster Place, Portman Sq. - Acknowledges £4 for subscription to Leigh Hunt.

Printed notepaper: Osborne Place, Blackheath.

Quoting unpublished letters of Carlyle to Hunt in Ireland's possession.

Kensington. - Sends something [unnamed] on behalf of Saxe Bannister, 'who has philanthropized himself into all sorts of troubles'. Postscript: encloses autographs [no longer present].

Kensington. - [Benjamin] Hawes says case of Saxe Bannister shall be heard; would Houghton say a word to Hawes in Bannister's favour?

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Kensington. - Saxe Bannister believes present moment to be perfect for mentioning his name; he refers to a project which will be beneficial to Palmerston; 'how good and troubled a man he is'.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Circulated privately. Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

Re memorial to James Henry Leigh Hunt.

32 Weymouth St., Portland Place, W. - Condolences on the death of Lady Houghton; notes that her husband admired her, as did Hawthorne and Leigh Hunt.