Comprising letters to and from: (fols. 1-68) Harriet, 1821-1860 (fols. 69-79) Sophy and her husband Barry Fox, 1825-1835 (fols. 80-109) Lucy, 1821-1858 (fols. 110-124) Francis, 1828-1839 With: (fols. 125-141) letters from Sneyd…

To Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth from Wycombe Abbey - the slate quarries - Oxford - Blenheim - the Carringtons - Wilberforce - Count Ludolf - Mr Hales - W. Manning M.P. - C. Mills - the Greatheeds - Mr Hay - the House at Wycombe

To Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Leonard Horner - G.B. Greenough - Mr Children - Elgin marbles and British Museum - Dr Younge - Hallam - Davy - John Davy - Mrs Guillemard - Lydia White - Chantrey - Sir W. Pepys - Mrs Hughan - Lord Eglinton and Hume - Lord Lyttelton - the Mint - Westminster Abbey and a Gothic architecture-mad gentleman - Lady Donegal

To Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Westminster Abbey - launching of the Russell at Deptford - Lady Byron - F. Jeffrey - Rogers - Sydney Smith - W.R. Spencer, Brougham, and Sydney Smith at Miss White's with Maria Edgeworth, Mrs Marcet and Dr Holland - Sir James Mackintosh - Hallam, Luttrell, and R. Heber - Lydia White - Devonshire House - Milman - F. Jeffrey on Byron in Edinburgh Review - Lady C. Lamb, Graham Hamilton - Washington Irving -…

Harriet Edgeworth to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Scott's visit - at Judge Moore's, Lamberton - tour to Killarney

Harriet Edgeworth to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - fragment - the Blakes of Connemara, authors of Letters from the Irish Highlands - Moore's Life of Sheridan - Harry and Lucy - Croker and Irish Fairy Legends - Matilda by Lord Normanby

Harriet Edgeworth to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - announcement of engagement

Harriet Edgeworth to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - her engagement - Maxwell Fox - first meeting with R. Butler at Ardbraccan in Richard Lovell Edgeworth's lifetime - a miniature of Mrs Elizabeth Edgeworth and some other things belonging to Anna Beddoes sent to him by her daughter Anna - the Beddoes sisters at Bath - Henry Beddoes at sea and Tom at Göttingen - Mrs Agnes (?Anne) - Edgeworth gives (Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth a watch (end of letter of 29 May)

Harriet Butler to Mr and Mrs Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth (née Henrica [Harriette] Broadhurst) - thanks - the Ruxtons - 31 Merrion Street household - Dysarts

Richard Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - politeness - continued by Harriet - thanks for plate - disapproves of coffee pot and has bought butter knives and sugar spoons - Dr Robinson speechifying at Orange dinners

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - the Cyclopaedia - Mrs H Pakenham - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth's loan of a piano

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth from Trim - the Ruxtons' visit - Anna Beddoes and Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth's piano - Beddoes sisters to stay the winter at Edgeworthstown - Lavatera seed

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - a school at Trim for Roman Catholic and Protestant girls - R. Butler and life at Trim vicarage

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - medicine scales

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Madehurst - Chichester - her garden at Trim - the word Poltroon - a deck of cards - Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth's piano

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - William Edgeworth's death - F. Beaufort's appointment - F. Beaufort to be godfather to Charlotte Fox

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - Craigcrook and the Jeffreys - Lord Corehouse - Cockburn - a law court - death of Mrs Alison - Angus Fletcher the sculptor - Sir James Hall's youngest son a portrait painter - no successors to Raeburn or to Williams the landscape painter - Thomson's landscapes - episcopalians' mild sermons

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - greenhouse at Brandfold - garden - Irish tithes - disturbances at Burnchurch

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - an annual for the relief of the Irish got up by Cosmo Innes - Maria Edgeworth cannot contribute - could Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth? - contributors include Lord Morpeth, H.J. Cradock, Lister, Bulwer and Mrs Hemans - Maria Edgeworth's return from England in very good form - redecoration of Maria Edgeworth's room - a grammar school in Kent

Harriet Butler to Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth - 'Dymstein' (poem by Charles (Sneyd) Edgeworth) - Lord Hastings - sparrows in garden - Trim election: full account - influence of clergy - translation of I Promessi Sposi - plants - Fitzherberts at Black Castle - Dr T.R. Robinson - Margaret Ruxton at Rostrevor