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54 Cours Napoléon Ajaccio (Corse) - Thanks her for the cake from the birthday party; Martine [Giamarchi, a great niece] is reading the history of M. Blanc and 'Le Rameau d’or'.

54 Cours Napoléon, Ajaccio (Corse), Easter Monday - Thanks her for the photographs; reacts to her news that they are thinking of getting a bigger place, and that Sir James can work 5 hours a day; discusses arrangements to visit Paris in May; Martine [Giamarchi, a great niece]loves to read what Lilly sends; his nephew has retired and they will be going to Cannelle earlier; will be attending a wedding of the daughter of old friends and relatives.

On headed notepaper for Newnham College, Cambridge. Typed, with autograph signature. Certifies that Ambrose has been a student of Newnham and a 'recognised research student of the University of Cambridge' since October 1932.

In 1932-1933 the courses she attended were 'Metaphysics' with Moore, 'Philosophy', and 'Philosophy for Mathematicians' with Wittgenstein, and 'Advanced Logic' with Braithwaite. This year she is continuing the first two of these, as well as attending courses on 'Types of Deductive Logic' with Braithwaite and 'Theory of Functions of a Real Variable' with Ingham. Professor Moore is the supervisor of Ambrose's research work.

Letters relating to the Wrangham medal, making reference to the design (5 Feb. 1849) and production of the medals (21 Jan., 6 Feb. and 8 Oct. 1850).

Asks him to see Mr Wellsteed, his attorney

"I want to see Mr Akerman to-day by all means !"

Kensington. Will meet him with William Cobbett jun in the White Swan at Norwich. Asks Clarke to send on the rest of the turnip seed

Reigate. Will pay their bill as soon as he returns to London

Kensington. requests Mr Riley to arrange for £400 to be bought to him

Requests that a stamp register be sent to R B Davidson at Minsinghive and that 4000 paper bags and packing thread be made ready; endorsed "If Slater brings his bill again, tell him to come on Saturday or Monday"

Kensington. Requests copies of the reports of the Emigration Committee, bills from Slaney and Horton

Kensington. Send £60 to James Cobbett and keep £40 until he hears from WC, corn market did not rise the previous day despite good weather: Kensington

Barn Elm. Will visit him at his house.

Barn Elm. Requires 400 large bags urgently, a cart will collect bags, mats "and all" the following day

Barn Elm. Encloses letter to Mr Smith of Liverpool who owes around £65, also a letter for Mr Scully of Dublin who has sold a number of his books, black walnut wood, paper from Tipper has not been sent to Kensington

Barn Elm. There will be a great reaction against the Catholics, orders, order for 8000 Locust Trees

Barn Elm. Summons to "a Council", has sent a letter to The Herald, list of persons to whom to send copies if it is printed

Chilworth. Going to Barn Elm, wishes him to meet him there, worry about William, cylinders have arrived

Barn Elm. Must inquire about the barrel of seeds that arrived about three months ago, John Akerman to catalogue some of Cobbet's books

Barn Elm. Has sent a petition to the House of Lords against the body-selling bill

Barn Elm. monetary problems of the nation, prices must come back to the levels of 1792, sends article for the Register

Barn Elm. Pork and mustard, sends the rest of the copy for the Advice, wants the proofs that night

Asks whether Mills has a letter for him?, encloses items for post

Bollitree. On his report of John Cobbett's actions, fears for Akerman's health

Offers to commend him to Roederer, Talleyrand, Gaudin and LeBrun, offers words of caution

Acknowledges receipt of the last two volumes of his history of the Italian Republic

Thanks her for her for letter, informs her that Mr Fox's health improving

Temple. forwards a letter from Mr Campbell