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The sketch is captioned ‘The poor dear dog demoralized by the wicked example of his master.’

(No date or salutation. Docketed ‘Feb–16 73’.)

‘Talis sit Theologi animus, qualis mundi status super lunam: Semper ibi serenum.’ Dated at Wittenberg. Numbered 263.

Congratulating Milward on 'being in the list of our first class'.

Three inscriptions on one sheet. (i) ‘Corrige præteritum | præsens rege | cerne futurum.’ (ii) ‘Loco et Tempore.’ (iii) ‘Honor alit artes.’

The sketch is captioned ‘This is how Cobb &c tried the Pillar Rock’. The top man is saying ‘Hold on below till I spit on my hands!’

(Engraved by Pieter Serwouters.)

Copy by Margaret Holland, signed and dated.

The sketch is captioned ‘Sunrise on Sca fell Pikes 5.A.M’. The names of the men and the dog are written at the foot of the page: (Francis William?) M’clean, (John) Thornton, (G. F.) Cobb, (H. E.) Fox, (Arthur Henry?) Winter, and ‘Jack’.

(Undated.)

‘Mimez sans interêt, | Pardonnez sans foiblesse, | Soyez soumis aux grands | Sans aucune baissesse.’ Dated at Jena. Decorated with fragments torn from a printed almanac.

(Two messages.)

Caen.—Sends an account of events at Hermival (see f. 5).

(Dated 24 Ventôse, an 4. Letter-head of the Commissaire du Directoire Exécutif, près l’Administration Départementale du Calvados. Answered on 16 Mar.)

The sketch is captioned ‘“The Little Horse” | The chief of the Scrimmagee Indians. | NB only half civilized . . . .’.

Captioned ‘Sir Wm Paulet, K.G. Marquis of Winchester’, etc. Engraved by W. H. Worthington from a portrait by Hans Holbein in the possession of Dr Glynn of Cambridge. Published on 20 April 1814 by A[lexander] Beugo, 38 Maiden Lane, Covent Garden. Marked (in print) ‘Proof’.