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Her sister's death. Buried in Lillington churchyard. She is now last remaining of the five sisters. News of her brother and his family. She plans to take herself and her niece Tina to a warmer climate for the winter. [See B3021].

Has heard they are all in London and asks them to call. The death of her niece Tina Montgomery. Plans to leave for Italy.

Sorry that G.S.V. has been ill. Regrets that he had not made a true report on Newbridge-on-Wye but he had depended on information given him by others.

An invitation to a meeting to consider the question of erecting a memorial to Bishop Thirlwall.

Thanks for letter of sympathy on death of son, Henry, and an account of his illness and grief of the family. Fanny and her father and Walter have gone to wedding of Miss Ashton and Mr Lewis as planned, painful though this was at this time.

Thanks for support of application for membership of Conservative Club.

Family news [contains many French phrases].

Thanks for a cheque for a charity. A conference, the Bishop's address and a pleasant house party.

Thanking him for his support in getting names for a petition, and mentions other petitions which are being organised.

[?] Pol[?]. Note enclosed with a fur collar.

Concerning invitations to the Breakfast Club.

Concerning invitations to the Breakfast Club.

Concerning invitations to the Breakfast Club.

Concerning invitations to the Breakfast Club.

Thanks for letter of sympathy. Had just returned from the funeral in Tintagel. He feels it to be his duty to continue the work interrupted by Cook's death.

Congratulates him on his promotion to a QC, and recollects the ability he showed in his defence at the time of the Maidstone petition.

Tells of the engagement of [his daughter?].

Appreciation of the skill with which G.S.V. had conducted a case In the courts, In which he was involved.

A bundle consisting of a minute on the formation of another ecclesiastical district, that of Eglwys Oen Duw, sent with a covering note by Charles Evan Thomas, 3 Aug., 1881 (326), a draft of R. Lister Venables' application to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for a separate district on the official form and a fuller answer to one of the queries on a separate sheet, the draft proposal of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for setting up the separate district of Newbridge-on-Wye to present to the Queen in Council (327), two copies of the London Gazette for July 14 1882 containing a copy of the Order in Council by which this scheme was ratified and a bound copy for July 14 and 28 (328), a copy of the same paper for Aug. 5, 1887 publishing the contents of an instrument for securing the grant of a stipend for the incumbent of the new district (328 iii), statistics referring to the living of Llanafan Fawr in 1866 and 1883 (330), the petition and signatures of some of the villagers of Newbridge against breaking away from the old parish of Llanyre (329), the manuscript and 5 printed copies of G. S. Venables' reply (332), and two printed copies (331) of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners Regulations for Grants out of the Common Fund (March 1881).