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Notes by Christopher Wordsworth, Master of Trinity, on religious subjects, c 1839. Written on the back of exercises and letters, some in Latin, to Wordsworth from prospective and elected Scholars.

Note on inside front cover in another hand listing 'Names of Undergraduate and B. A. Scholars whose formal letters are here accidentally preserved at the back of the Master, Dr Chr. Wordsworth's notes c. 1837': W. Conybeare; G. E. L. Cotton; W. Walton; Alexander J. Ellis; J. Saul Howson; W. Pirie; A. Thacker; C. J. Vaughan; Michael Angelo Atkinson; W. D. Christie; H. J. Hodgson; Effingham Lawrence; W. C. Mathison; J. Gorham Maitland; T. F. Stooks; W. G. Humphry; J. J. Dance; N. J. [?] Rinser; Philip Freeman; E. Beckett Denison; F. V. Thornton; G. Waring; C. C. Roberts; A. S. Eddis; J Byles; J. Hamilton Forsyth; G. T Kingdon.

1 folded sheet with W. D. Christie's notes; 1 folded sheet with 'Notes on Mr Christie's notes' by W. A. Wright.

Sent by William Dougal Christie?

Professor Birkbeck's, Down[ing] Coll[ege] Cambridge. - Takes it for granted that Milnes will be at the [Apostles] dinner; he himself is tied here. Has written to [Arthur?] Butler saying that he is 'engaged in an endeavour to make two Apostles members for Cambridge'. Some older members, such as E. Romilly and Maurice 'approved most warmly'; he himself 'never doubted I was doing right', and is sure there is ''nothing in the article revealing secrets'.

Fears that Jeremie is 'very ill indeed' at Lincoln; his doctor in Cambridge, [George Edward?] Paget, has had details recently from his doctor in Lincoln and is 'very apprehensive'.

Is writing to Milnes to let him know that he has 'found more unpleasantness than I could have supposed possible about my article on the Apostles in McMillan'.

Berne - Sends congratulations on his wedding to Milnes at Frankfurt; hopes he and his wife are coming to Berne.

32 Dorset Sq. - Condolences on the death of Lady Houghton.

Sent to Milnes at 26 Pall Mall. [Perhaps the recipe mentioned in and formerly enclosed with HOUG/A/B/12/6].