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With note added, perhaps by Selina Macaulay.

Fairhill, Tunbridge.

(It is unclear whether this is the original letter or a copy. Appended is a transcript of a letter from Edward Coleman to Sir Robert Southwell, dated 2 Oct. 1678.)

Note on facing page [by Margaret Cropper, née Denman, second wife of Edward Cropper? Perhaps by Edward Cropper himself]: 'First letter I think from India'

Fryston Lodge [?]. Incomplete?

'Published by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates'. Table of attendance by each Fellow at the morning and evening services each day, marked by 'o' or 'x'. with 'Sum Total' recorded at the end.

Includes note,' The Society, though gratified to find that their labours have had the effect of producting more regularity on the whole, among the Fellows, will not relax in their endeavours to promote the cause of Religion...'

Addressed by hand to 'Revd Thompson, Trinity College'.

Identified, presumably by Kate Symons, as 'Our Grandmother Mrs Williams', in list.

A note at the top of the letter records that it was 'Copied for C[harles] E[dward] T[revelyan] in 1874'.

Transcript

Belton. | Gt Yarmouth.
14 Novr 1890.

My dear Wright,

I have heard from Mrs Jacobson who is very glad that her Fathers correspondence should rest within your Walls, & will willingly present it to the College.

The collection is at my home, here, I will have it properly packed & seen to, but as I have to be away next week for a few days on business it will have to wait for my return—But I will attend to it as soon as I can, & I will write you word again before it is sent off to Cambridge.

Yours very truly
R H Inglis Palgrave

(Transcript in Turner’s hand. At the head is written, ‘(The original of this letter is inserted in Mr Gunn’s work on Gothic Architecture’.)