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Portrait of seated woman wearing a mobcap/bonnet. The original sketch seems to have been done in pencil with a little shading from a red crayon. Some spotting.

From the office of the Superintendent of the Line at Liverpool St Station, London; initialled R. J. [?] as signature on behalf of R. P. Ellis.

Requesting that Onslow, having travelled on the wrong railway line for his ticket from St. Pancras to Cambridge, pay a remittance of the fare. Later receipt of fare noted as an annotation.

Published by Cambridge University Press, 1896.

(A printed form filled up by hand. Signed as Secretary.)

(Three messages. The first, by John Brightwen, is wanting.)

(Dated above the superscription.)

(Two messages. Pasted to the back is a memorandum by Wright describing manuscripts in the British Museum.)