Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - the legacies - Miss Douglas

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - a cyst - Crampton - Gally Knight's pamphlet on Roman Catholic claims - Mary Sneyd

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - carriages - garden - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth as ever 'good and kind and clever and ingenious but without either ambition or energy' - Dugald Stewart

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth from Cloonagh

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - new house - symptoms of pregnancy

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - coming visit of Mrs Edgeworth and Lucy Edgeworth - request for hair of Dr and Mrs Beaufort to put in a locket

(Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth and Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson from Edgeworthstown - outfit for India - Lovell Edgeworth

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - staying with Horsley Palmers at Hurlingham - the garden there - the Strickland daughters - Strickland sons at Downside and Stonyhurst

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth has been asked by Dr Mayo to get Francis Beaufort Edgeworth to see him about a foreign tour for Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's financial difficulty - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's meeting with Rosa Eroles - Holwell Carr's pictures at the National Gallery - F. Beaufort looking for a house - Bristol riots - Edward Irving - cholera

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - does not think Francis Beaufort Edgeworth in love with Rosa Eroles - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth demanding security for loan to Cooke (reversion of Windsor house) - settlement of Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth's quarrel with the Broadhursts - L.P. Wilson's brother's family

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - Richard Lovell Edgeworth's old plate - a gardener - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's request for a loan in connection with Cooke - not much fear about the 'Spaniardessa' - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth not going to Ireland - Henry Beddoes - lily roots

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's visit to Edgeworthstown - necessity of Rosa Florentina Edgeworth (née Eroles) being a Protestant if she is to come - Rosa Edgeworth's probable religious views - Fanny's toleration - Rosa Edgeworth's need for welcome and female help and advice

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - G( )d's North America - Herman and Dorothea - politics

Fanny Wilson to Mrs Edgeworth - politics

Mrs Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - Mrs Fox at Newpass - Edgeworthstown butter sent in crocks to Fanny - Mrs Edgeworth's farming and her cows - Stricklands - railway shares and Edgeworth finances

Lovell Edgeworth to Mrs Edgeworth from London - his presentation: as F.R.S. - Roget and Dumont - F. Beaufort and H. Davy - Dr Wollaston presented him at Royal Society - going to Brighton - Redgauntlet - estate affairs

William Edgeworth to Mrs Edgeworth - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's university education must not be given up - Cambridge preferable to Oxford - he can easily learn the maths - Granby and Shakespeare greatly enjoyed (a play a day and 2 on Sundays) - Lovell Edgeworth's affairs - William Edgeworth can provide £2,000 for buying land - new roads round Longford

William Edgeworth to Mrs Edgeworth from Cambridge - Francis Beaufort's withdrawal from degree and bills -the Sedgwicks - the observatory - dining in hall

William Edgeworth to Mrs Edgeworth - negotiations with a road contractor - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's plans - expense of his Cambridge life - can probably live on £120 abroad, in Italy rather than Germany

Mrs Edgeworth to ? - Fanny Kemble in Merchant of Venice - the farce, Teddy the Tiler - Countess de Salis