To Fanny Wilson from Trim - Maria Edgeworth's present of dessert service - lace for Rosa Florentina Edgeworth (née Eroles) - Dublin now said to be richer than London because of English failed railway speculations - potatoes - Life of a Radical - Ireland and its rulers - Age of Pitt and Fox - Richard Lovell Edgeworth and the Volunteers

To Fanny Wilson from Trim - poetic wager - M. Bestiat's book - Mandeville's Private Vices, Public Benefits - Wealth of Nations - Alison's History of French Revolution - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's eyesight - school for William Edgeworth - departure of (Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth - Christina Edgeworth - Age of Pitt and Fox - Ireland and its rulers - hopes of…

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - Les sophismes économiques - Ireland its rulers - Age of Pitt and Fox - school for William Edgeworth - book Fanny Wilson is to show to Falconer, Darwin, and Owen

To Fanny Wilson - the Moores

To Fanny Wilson - the Moores' letters and F. Beaufort

To (Fanny Wilson) - fragment - the Moores' letters - young Moore's election disappointment and politics - cacti from Sir W. Hooker

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - money for John King and E. Gibbons - Maria Edgeworth's finances and help for relations - Prof. Jones's roses - Christina Edgeworth - Harriet Beaufort's accident - Harry Edgeworth of Kilshrewley - Thomas Edgeworth - Mr Moore's election - present of the 'Prairie rose' from American Prof. Jackson. - Anecdotes of Napoleon - Dumas, Dame de Montsoreau

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - possible visit to Edgeworthstown - Maria Edgeworth's possible London visit - Dr Falconer - an Edgeworthstown emigrant to America and Maria Edgeworth's advice

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - Sir W. Hooker's paper - the Fairbairns - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's health - Cooke's approval of William Edgeworth's school - treatment of Honora Beaufort's bad leg - Crampton - Ashburner and animal magnetism

To Fanny Wilson from Trim - Lord G. Hill's improvements (pamphlet) - Wiggins, The Monster Grievance of Ireland - Christina Edgeworth and (Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth

To Fanny Wilson from Trim - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's death

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - ? Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth to take Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's Clewer house - family finances - ether experiments - letters to Ticknor - Miss Goodricke's book - present from Miss Mordecai - knitted quilt to be sent in return - battledore and shuttlecock - dead members of the family - the birthday trifle once served up with a manuscript by Maria Edgeworth in it

To Fanny Wilson - from Edgeworthstown - Sir W. Hamilton

To Fanny Wilson - Chambers' request for a story - to earn some money for the poor - Maria Edgeworth's appeal to Quakers - plans for story: sketch

To ? Fanny Wilson - sugar plums

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - objections to story for a periodical for Chambers - charity - poem by Sir W. Hamilton - ideas for story

To Fanny Wilson - answer to Chambers - story for benefit of poor - on charity - experiments to include Faraday - thaumatropes - Quakers - burst pipes - the Edgeworthstown poor - Lever and his prospective book - Sir W. Hamilton's verses - Hungerford Coulson and education of Eroles Edgeworth

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - Parliamentary grant for seed for Ireland - needs of Irish poor - parsnips

To Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - parcels of leather and clothes for the poor from the Quakers - measures to ensure that they go to the most needy and deserving - need to avoid pawning - seeds - waste of money on overseers of drainage - jobbery - Government measures - famine - potoatoes - theft of oats at Edgeworthstown House - Roman Catholic politics and Roman Catholic Bishop of Cloyne's libellous remarks - Mr Powell's investigation of miseries of poor at Edgeworthstown - distribution…

Fragment to (Fanny Wilson) - Ticknor's remarks on Ether - Dr Holland's article on Faraday's experiments - begging letter from unknown woman - passage in Helen about disagreeable good people comes from Ussher's Life - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth's gift for tenants