To Mrs Edgeworth - Lady Londonderry's party - fashion - Mr Banks - Lady Charlotte Lemon - Lady H.Frampton; - Parties at Lansdowne House and Duchess Street - dinner with Lydia White - Mrs Siddons - Kater - Wollaston - Greenwich Observatory and Mr Pond - Dr Brinkley and the parallax controversy - Millbank Penitentiary - Primate Stuart and wife - Letters, 380

To Mrs Edgeworth - Millbank Penitentiary - Sir W. Pepys - Mrs Hughan's party - Mrs Somerville's party - Mrs Kater's singing - Wollaston - Mrs Somerville - Lady Stafford - the French aristocracy - Letters, 384

To Mrs Edgeworth - Lady Selkirk - tutor for Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - finances - present of wine for John King

To Mrs Edgeworth from Holles Street - death of Charlotte Sneyd - Maria Edgeworth's retreat to Kensington Gore - abandonment of visit to Scotland - finance

To Mrs Edgeworth from Kensington Gore - bereavement - entry to Charterhouse

To Mrs Edgeworth from Holles Street - abandonment of Scottish tour - marriage opportunities for Fanny and Harriet Edgeworth - possible visit to Byrkley Lodge - Honora Edgeworth's French watch - watch for Mrs Edgeworth - note of Dr Wollaston - Mrs Tuite - clothes - Lady Sunderlin and Miss Malone - draft from Boyce in India - James Reilly - Ricardo's new pamphlet - Lady C. Lamb, Graham Hamilton - Mrs Fry - Kater and Francis Beaufort…

To Mrs Edgeworth - speeches at Harrow - Dr George Butler - Kater - executorship of C. Sneyd's will - Lady Rancliffe - finances - Letters, 398

To Mrs Edgeworth from Holles Street - Lady L. Stuart and death of Primate Stuart - finances - shopping - Antient Music - Caledonian Ball - benefit hall for Irish poor - Kater - Herschel - plans - Peggy Mulheeran - Mrs Lushington - Lady Byron - Lord Darnley - Greenough - Letters, 399

To Mrs Edgeworth from Black Castle - her journey - new approach to Black Castle - packing

To Edgeworthstown family from Black Castle - a gale and its consequences - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth and his verses

To Mrs ? - fragment - the gale and Phil Barry - Bishop of Killaloe's daughter - Mrs General Dillon - Sir Hudson Lowe - Napoleon in exile - Mrs Ruxton's opinion of Napoleon

To Mrs Edgeworth from Kensington Gore - Barry Fox - breakfast at Kater's - new children's history of England - wine for John King - 1 month more at Holles Street - black dress

To Mrs Edgeworth from Holles Street - lodgings taken for further month - Sir J. Swinburne and Irish watercolourist - Mrs Fry at Plashet - watches - Scottish tour - Miss E. Holland - widow of Grecian Douglas - Chateaubriand - Lady Stafford - Letters, 395

To Mrs Edgeworth - finances - death of Primate Stuart - Sydney Smith - Lady L. Stuart - Letters, 399

To Mrs Edgeworth - death of Lady Grey - Spring Rice and his wife - - Mr Randolph - Abercrombie's praise of Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - plans - sum-up of London visit - subscription for Irish poor - expenses - Letters, 401 (cont. 30 May Letters, 404)

To Mrs Edgeworth - Frognell - Wollaston and Harriet Edgeworth - prison discipline meeting - university places - plans - Letters, 404

To Mrs Edgeworth - visit to Portsmouth and Isle of Wight with F. Beaufort and Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - Sir J. Lyon - Lady Grey - Captain Loring - death of Mr Smith of Easton Grey - visit to Herschels at Slough - Windsor - Katers - departure from London - Letters, 405

To Mrs Edgeworth - copy of Mrs Lushington's sketch of Edgeworthstown village for Mrs Griffith - Nimmo and Sam Jones - note to Honora Edgeworth on admiration for one of her drawings

To Mrs Edgeworth from Black Castle - gale damage - gift to Richard Ruxton from Mr Fitzherbert - Mr Hudson - Morning Chronicle account of Hilton Colliery reciprocating engines for use in Harry and Lucy - O'Meara's Napoleon in exile - Dr Duncan and patients at asylum at Finglas - Archdeacon of Emlin (H. Pakenham) and Mr Hawkins - clothes

To Mrs Edgeworth from Ardbraccan - Mr and Mrs H. Pakenham - a song - wager about quotation (Chesterfield or School for Scandal) - Bishop O'Beirne and anecdotes of Sheridan - Dublin riots - Bishop O'Beirne and a clergyman