(The date is that of the superscription, the direction being ‘Hon[ora]ble | Mrs Byron | Pelham Street | Nottingham’. The note ‘In same case as 1st letter’ has been written on the back in pencil. For the significance of this note see the Archival History of this collection.)
Genoa.
Venice.—Certifies that R. B. Hoppner, the British Consul, has embarked, on Lord Byron’s account, certain goods aboard the Divina Providenza, bound for Ravenna.
Draft, "On the Valuation of the mechanical effect of Gradients on a line of Rail Road" by Peter Barlow and a report, "Experiments made with the Salamander in the lesser inclined Plane" by an unidentified author, May 1836.
In a clerk's hand and signed by Everett.
In reply to an article in The Prospective Review.
Notes headed "Philosophy & Theology", "Supplement Chap. II, Relation of Law and Morality Objections", "Supplement Chap. V, Relation of systems of morality" and an unidentified work, all in Whewell's hand.
Notebooks A-C with covers listing contents, headed "Morals - Extracts", "Analysis of Books on Morals", "History", and from the back "Philosophy of Art", "Syllabus of Lectures 1842", and "System of Morality".
Notes marked "A. Memoranda , Sunday", "B. Memoranda, Sunday 4 Feb. 1827", and "New Testament".
Sermons dated 29 Jan. 1860 - 22 Oct. 1865, arranged in chronological order. Sermons on Genesis 1:27, Matthew 22:37, Luke 18:8, Luke 15:18-19, Luke 15:19-20, Luke 19:8, John 1:47, John 1:1-13, John 3:10, John 6:12, John 20:17, Acts 22:3, 2 Corinthians 13:14, Galatians 3:20-21, Galatians 6:9, Philippians 3:13-14 (2), Colossians 3:2, and Hebrews 13:14-15.
Draft for book, identified by Isaac Todhunter as drafts of pp. 12-17, 33-36, 38, 42-44, 177-180, and 320-397.
Accompanied by a note by Isaac Todhunter.
Draft of paper read 13 Nov. 1848, and published in Cambridge philosophical transactions vol. 8.
Page 151 on the verso of a letter from Louisa Litchfield, All Saints Passage, Cambridge to 'Madam' dated 30 Aug. 1850 soliciting her "vote and interest" for her sister.