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By Lyon Barnes & Ellis. Endorsement notes that the document was copied on 2 Feb. 1860.

By Lyon Barnes & Ellis. Endorsement requiring the document to be ingrossed in duplicate on 8 Feb. 1860.

Assignment includes tenant's fixtures. Fyson, Tatham's Curling & Walls, 3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry; Lyon, Barnes and Ellis.
Signed by Thomas Flower Ellis in the presence of his clerk, William Collett, 7 Mar. 1860, and the receipt of £1000 from the Earl of Ellis also signed to by Ellis.

Fyson, Tathams Curling & Walls, 3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry; Lyon, Barnes and Ellis.
Approved by Lyon, Barnes & Ellis on behalf of Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan, 7 Mar. 1860.

Executors of Lord Macaulay to Earl of Airlie. Drawn up by Fyson, Tathams Curling & Walls, 15 Feb. 1920. Comments to each point by Lyon, Barnes & Ellis on right of document, dated 20 Mar. 1860.

To discuss his client's Lord Airlie's wish to have the refusal of Holly Lodge.

Re article by Lord Houghton in the Fortnightly Review on 'The Position and Practice of the House of Lords' (published Jan. 1872).

27 St. James' Street. - Wishes to confirm that the 'several presses... in the different rooms' at Holly Lodge are included in the fixtures, as does not see them on the list; hopes the executors will not remove them 'or I shall get into trouble with his Lordship [Lord Airlie?]'. Letter written by William Banting..

27 St. James' Street. - Giving Lord Airlie's full style. Letter written by William Banting..

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry. - Has had no direct instructions from Lord Airlie, and knows nothing of the letter 'to which yours just received refers'; if they send him the ingrossment of the agreement he will 'wait upon Lord Airlie with it'.

27 St. James' Street. - Asks whether the £100 is to be paid by Lord Airlie, as his solicitor has got the agreement. Letter written by William Banting.

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry. - Has read the abstract of power of attorney from Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan and his wife; fears it does not authorise giving an indemnity; if Lord Airlie should agree to accept such an indemnity, perhaps a Deed of Covenants could be made out in paper and sent to Sir Charles and his wife to sign.

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry. - Asks them to send an order for Lord Airlie to take possession of Holly Lodge when they send the agreement to be signed by him.

15 Bedford Square. - Has received the enclosed [letter from William Ambrose Shaw, now O.18.6/59], and has let him know that George will answer it. Notes in a postscript that Shaw seems to suppose that 'Lord Airlie is our tenant'.

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry, E.C. - Has just received a letter from Lord Airlie saying he is leaving town and will not return until the 11th, and suggests sending the Assignment to be signed; since this would not meet Ellis's views, expects he will think it better to wait until Airlie returns.

Wycombe Lodge, Kensington, W. - The rent for Holly Lodge must be paid to John Broadhurst; does not know why Ellis has forwarded his letter to Lord Airlie's solicitors.

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry, E.C. - Sends a draft for the £1000 in full signed by Lord Airlie, who will be grateful for a receipt from Lord Macaulay's executor [Thomas Flower Ellis]

3 Fredericks Place, Old Jewry, E.C. - Enclosing a draft for Lord Airlie's proportion of the Property Assured Taxes to 20 March.

27 St. James' Street. - Polite reminder that Ellis promised them commission on the sale of Holly Lodge to Lord Airlie. Letter written by William Banting.