Comprising letters: (fols. 1-24) from William, 1821-1828 (fols. 25-86, 239-241) to and from Fanny, 1819-1839, n.d. (fols. 87-156) from Harriet, 1820-39, and her husband Richard Butler, 1843 (fols. 157-159) to Lucy, 1830, 1843 (fols. 162-166) from Sophy and her husband Barry Fox, 1823, 1839 (fols. 167-195) from Francis,…

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth from Rome - Pompeii - eruption of Vesuvius - ascent of Vesuvius

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth from Milan and Geneva - improvements to Milan by French - few English in that part of Italy - absence of hospitality - Italian lakes - Simplon - death of C. Sneyd

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - battledore and shuttlecock at the Observatory with Brinkleys, including Dr Brinkley

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth from Observatory - T.R. Robinson appointed to Armagh Observatory - William had hoped for the job

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth from Stockton - (Honora at Byrkley Lodge) -Francis Beaufort Edgeworth with him, reading Juvenal - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth's help with surveying work - no society at Stockton - introductions to Archbishop's family (Vernon)

Xerox of letter from Lockhart - a literary miscellany - Scott (in Ireland?) - William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth from Killarney - Gaffney, clerk from Edgeworthstown - death of Roman Catholic Mr Wise whom he would have liked to introduce to Scott - brother in law of O'Connell (a road contractor) has offered use of whale boat for the party and he hopes J. O'Connell will have a stag hunt - Ross copper mines - business at Valentia over hotel and coal store

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - rooms ordered for Scott and party - The Talisman - William and the Turk road - difficulty over money for Meredith the road contractors

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - the Killarney trip - Scott intends to advise his nephew going to India to spend some months learning with William Edgeworth - liking for Lockhart and Anne Scott

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - the schoolchildren in church - conduct of the service - ? a tutor to be with Francis Beaufort Edgeworth at Bolton - William's employment with Stephenson and the railway company and his commitments in Northern Ireland - manufacture of looking glasses at St Helens - phrenology and Edinburgh Review - odd Englishmen

William Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - double glazing and Mr Legge - (Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth's journey - 'Guthrie's field notes' - his road line accepted - Colonel Pakenham - alphabet bricks

Fragment to Honora Edgeworth - Madame de Staël's book - Emma Sneyd - sketch of stalls at Market Harborough

Fanny Edgeworth to Honora Edgeworth - Madame de Roquefeuil and the royal family - riding - visit to Breguet - Madame Rilliet and family - Ultras - Madame de Riolz - Lasteyrie and lithography - Duchesse de Rohan - Abbé Edgeworth - Ultra gossip about royal family - Duchesse de Broglie - Miss Randall - the Fieldings - R. Chenevix and M. Buchon and translation of Memoirs of Richard Lovell Edgeworth - Royal manège - the de Ros …

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Edgeworth - Scott's visit to Edgeworthstown - Lockhart and William Edgeworth's unfounded prejudice - Mrs Scott and young Scott

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - end by Mrs Edgeworth and Harriet Butler - Epilogue to a play acted on Fanny's marriage (hand of F. Beaufort)

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - (Michael) Pakenham Edgeworth's return, taller - good relations with Francis Beaufort Edgeworth - division of William Edgeworth's books (redivision of 1/3 of Richard Lovell Edgeworth's books divided in 1817) - letters of Mrs Honora Edgeworth sent by Mrs M. Powys - Mrs Honora Edgeworth's character - effect of her death on Richard Lovell Edgeworth - the André family - Anne of Geierstein

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson from Trim - Cloonagh - Francis Fox's family - Death of Mr Little, attorney - T. Lister's tragedy ('Epicharis')

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - houses in London - Francis Beaufort Edgeworth and Francis Beaufort Edgeworth learning dancing

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - Mr and Mrs Peacocke - Mrs Beaufort's illness - worrying political situation - mob at Burnchurch about tithes - Maxwell Fox - mysterious remarks about (Lovell) - new waterproof boots

Honora Edgeworth to Fanny Wilson - fragment - the Beauforts at Dalkey