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Introducing John Jay.

Printed notice, 'Mr Bennett's statement of facts relative to the affair between him and Mr. [Henry Jenney?] Brabazon', [late 1820s? Perhaps relating to the alleged fighting of a duel.]; letter from Charles Astor Bristed to Richard Monckton Milnes of the unstable behaviour of 'W. Monckton Bennett' [William Burlton Bennett?] on a voyage to Spain, 2 Feb. 1846; piece [speech?] on the British Merchant Navy [Burlton Bennett? 1852?]; verse, 'Being in your company, as W. G., so is W. B. become poetical' [perhaps late 1870s?].