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Grief at her husband's unkindness and imminent death of her aunt Lady de Grey; wishes to place George in gentlemanly employment; his diffidence; Mrs Bennett's gratification at Milnes' calling; William Bennett's coarse remarks about his wife; would follow her example [in leaving her husband] if she had the means. Postscript: requests tickets to see Ladies going to Court, on behalf of a Frenchwoman.

Includes legal opinion, 29 Dec. 1865, by James Brownlow Hoskins, relating to a question of funds in trust for Marianne Colmore Bennett, estranged wife of William Anthony Burlton Bennett; this was originally enclosed with a letter from William Frind Charles Burlton Bennett to Lord Houghton.