Management and operation of the Department of Pathology
Wimbledon. Sharp has declined a request to stand as MP for Leominster, Tierney suggests Hull if Lord Mahon does not stand
Upper Brook Street. Forwards an issue of a [philosophy] magazine, is missing issues of July and August 1811.
Queen's Square Place, Westminster. Expresses concern for the health of the inhabitants of the [London] timber docks including Earl Spencer's property
Incomplete: begins abruptly.
Unable to dine
This file contains correspondence on a variety of bibliographical topics. A printed item, which was probably sent to McKerrow at some date, has been added at the end (1/57).
(Four messages, including two from Lady Palgrave.)
Marked with the number ‘2’ and labelled by R. H. Inglis Palgrave as follows: ‘Letters, perhaps not so important as those in the other parcel, but also very useful in explaining the early history of the writer.’