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Letter of recommendation for Giuseppe Consonno.

Including extract from 'The Easter Trip of Two Ochlophobists', Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Vol. 102, (1867).

By Robert Pemberton Milnes. With dedication: 'To Harriette Galway, | The best of daughters, | Midway in the journey of life - One parent at rest from hers, the other near at the close of his,| Gives these his pages of their first journey together'.

Letters 109 and 122 are written jointly to Milnes's sister Henrietta Eliza

Letter of 9 Mar. [1931] includes additional note from Robert Pemberton Milnes to 'Harriet' [Henrietta Maria Milnes?'].

Letter of 11 Feb 1842 encloses letters from Amelia Jane Milnes and Henrietta Monckton-Arundell [both c. 10 Feb 1842] to Richard Monckton Milnes.

Letter of [6? Jan 1848] includes additional note from Robert Pemberton Milnes to Richard Monckton Milnes.

Letter of 27 Mar. [18660?] includes extract of letter from Lady Langdale to Miss Melville

The Grange.- On the death of Robert Pemberton Milnes. Her letter the day before prepared them for the 'melancholy truth of today'. Will feel it a 'great melancholy gratification, to be allowed to take part in the last mournful ceremony of my kind, dear friend' [Wyvill in fact officiated at the funeral]. Adds postscript to include the sympathies of his two sisters and Henrietta.

Lowestoft, Suffolk.- On the death of Robert Pemberton Milnes. Would wish to attend the funeral, but it is not possible, since their three week old baby is 'very ill, and & can not take his food'

Bawtry Hall- On the death of Robert Pemberton Milnes.

Includes two typed transcriptions of letters (25 Aug. 1832 and 27 Jun. 1833). Newspaper cutting re Lord Royston [Charles Yorke, later 5th Earl of Hardwicke] enclosed with letter from early 1870s. Letter, 15 Aug. 1874, from Thomas Clifford Allbutt to Lord Houghton, enclosed with letter of 16 Aug. 1874.

One letter [undated; after 1838] including additional note by Henrietta Monckton-Arundell to her brother Richard. Another [late 1835] written by both Amelia Jane and Caroline Milnes. Letter written before Easter 1842 has additional note from Henrietta Monckton-Arundell, and encloses letter from Mary Anne Waddington to Henrietta Monckton Arundell.