Honora Beaufort to Mrs Edgeworth - Camellias - Mr Loddige's hothouses at Hackney - a dinner party - Lord Adare - Sir E. Parry - Major Jervis - 'Photogenic specimens' 'all the rage now' - pictures - Sir W. Symonds - a barring out at a school

Honora Beaufort to Mrs Edgeworth - F. Beaufort's honorary degree at Oxford - Rogers' praise of Caramania - Dover harbour and the Duke of Wellington

Honora Beaufort to Mrs Edgeworth - the degree ceremony - Dr Daubeny and the greenhouse at the Botanical Garden - Cecilia Strickland - gardening

Honora Beaufort to Mrs Edgeworth - Oxford honorary degrees made too common and indiscriminate lately - rowdy applause of undergraduates - enthusiasm for Wordsworth - exhibition of watercolours and models for Trafalgar Square testimonial - Emma Sneyd - Lady Adelaide Forbes - servants

Honora Beaufort to Mrs Edgeworth at Hammersmith - Lucy Edgeworth and housekeeping - little Mary Edgeworth

Mrs Edgeworth to Honora Beaufort - death of Lovell Edgeworth - books and plate to Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - furniture and stock to Maria Edgeworth, Mrs Edgeworth, and Honora - whole Edgeworthstown estate now belongs to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - pictures and Indian copies

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth from London (to Bath) - praise of Anna Beddoes - lodgings in London - William Edgeworth and meeting with Wollaston - his going to Royal Society meeting with Roget and F. Beaufort - invitation to see Chantrey's sculpture - the Allotts - bust of Allott by Joseph - meetings with Dr Holland and Griffiths - Mr Nankiville - Miss Lyndon, Miss Fisher, Mrs Stables, Dr Thorpe, Simeon Boileau - F. Beaufort and William Edgeworth dine with Davy and Wollastom - Mrs Marcet…

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth (in London) from Edgeworthstown - no hurry in thinking of marriage - her happiness matters most

To Mrs Edgeworth from Trenthem - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth as a travelling companion - Lovell Edgeworth - the Harrowbys - Lady Stafford - Trentham - Honora Edgeworth - the Byrkley Lodge Sneyds

To Mrs Edgeworth from Byrkley Lodge - Trentham and plan of their bedrooms - dress - Lady Vernon - Brooke Boothby - friends (? Lady Farnham) at Doveridge and their portraits by - Sharples (Bristol) - Lady Stafford - Lovell Edgeworth and Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - Lady Morgan, Florence Macarthy

To Mrs Edgeworth - Lestock Wilson and marriage - life at Byrkley Lodge - William Edgeworth

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - Fanny's love affair with Lestock Wilson - reports of parliamentary debates - Anecdotes of Napoleon - Empress Marie Louise - peerages for Pastoret and Delessert - Mr Standish the brother to Mr Strickland, agent at Lough Glynn - the Tuites - Mrs Hope - Lord Hastings - William Edgeworth's recovery - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth at Charterhouse

To Mrs Edgeworth from Byrkley Lodge - plans - a musical evening - Rules of civility (1685) - dress - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth at school - 2nd volume of Madame de Staël's Considérations sur la revolution française - B. Constant and the Hundred Days - newspapers - politics

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - Lestock Wilson at Edgeworthstown - Mrs Edgeworth's not wholly favourable view of his suit - his income £2,000 p.a. - Mrs Edgeworth did not find him entertaining and he had strong English prejudices

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - the love affair - Fanny's sisters found L.P. Wilson handsome and obliging and less taciturn than expected - amused by his Englishness - parliament

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - fragment - the love affair

Fanny Edgeworth to Mrs Edgeworth - the love affair

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - the love affair

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - the love affair - silk stockings for Sophy Edgeworth

? to Mrs Edgeworth ? from Kensington Gore - Mr Hill's interest in publication of Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth and extract of Dumont‘s letter to him - visits to Mrs Guillemard, Lord Glenbervie, Lady Grey, and Mrs Nesbitt - L.P. Wilson - Lady C. Lindsay - Lady Davy - (separate page at end franked 22 Mar) - L.P. Wilson - the Harrowbys - Lady E. Whitbread's view of L.P. Wilson's courtship