| Description | Letter from Richard Davies begging for payment of an outstanding bill. Letter from John Provies concerning his attempts to secure the payment of a tenant on Lord de Tabley's behalf.
Letter from L.S Dainty concerning purchase of some cows from Alderny which he states weren't the cheapest in the world but hopes their beauty and rich cream will make up for it.
Note from Mr Gills thank Sir John for sending him a bottle of the Quakers Drop.
Letter from J.P Richard concerning the renewal of a lease for the Rock salt pill.
Copy of an agreement from Sir John to John Winnington loaning him £300 against his holdings in Witton.
Letter from John Harding congratulating Lord and Lady Leicester on their recent marriage and wishing them good health for the future.
Letter from James Lambert congratulating Sir John on his recent wedding and wishing the couple happiness for the future.
Letter from Joseph Dunn stating he will be able to keep their appointment next Wednesday due to commitments in Frodsham Bridge.
Letter from Charles Aldrich regarding the attempted purchase of gold drapes on Sir John's behalf.
Letter from J.S Dainty congratulating Sir John on his recent wedding and wishing the couple happiness for the future.
Note from Mr and Mrs Chomondley congratulating Sir John and Lady Leicester on their recent wedding and wishing the couple happiness for the future.
Letter from Dr. Howard concerning the health of Lady Leicester, which has been poor of late and passing on some tips for staving off illness.
Letter from Marie Longford Brooke congratulating Sir John and Lady Leicester on their marriage and recent arrival in Cheshire and requests a opportunity to meet Lady Leicester at the earliest time. She states she is occupied currently with the wedding of her eldest daughter with Mr Banks of Winstanley.
Note from Lady Diana Fleming and her daughter paying their compliments and congratulations to Sir John and Lady Leicester regarding their upcoming wedding and wishing them a happy marriage.
Letter from Henry Tompkinson offering his own and his wifes congratulations and good wishes 'upon this happy occasion', their wedding.
Letter from John Leigh concerning the recent death of Mr Greene whose funeral he has just returned from and states that he, his wife and brother would love to see Sir John when next in London.
Letter from Dr. Howard concerning the health of Lady Leicester he states from the symptoms described to him he feels she has a erysipelatous infection which should be removed by warmth and a few days confinement.
Letter from Charles Gibson offering hearty congratulations on behalf of himself and his daughter on Sir John and Lady Leicester's recent nuptials. Letter from Mr and Mrs Farespest (?) offering many congratulations on Sir John and Lady Leicester's wedding.
Letter from Mr and Mrs Townsend offering many congratulations on Sir John and Lady Leicester's wedding.
Letter from Lord and Lady Stamford and Lady Louisa Grey paying their compliments and congratulations to Sir John and Lady Leicester regarding their upcoming wedding and wishing them a happy marriage.
Letter from Robert Mariott on his intention to send a 'Reflector' by Dolby the Newsman who supplies Sir John with the 'Examiner' and expresses his gratitude for a gift he has been sent by Sir John.
Letter from Richard Jones, minister of Sir John's parish congratulating him on his recent marriage and wishing Sir John and Lady Leicester every happiness marriage permits and also requesting a fee payable by those living in the parish but marrying elsewhere.
Letter from Lavinia Cottin stating that she is distressed by the sufferings of her beloved Georgiana. She wishes to come to Tabley and be with her suffering child but Sir John has instructed her to stay away. She is willing to keep her presence at Tabley a secret but is unwilling to remain two hundred miles away while her child suffers. She is upset because everyone believes she is heartless because she has not gone to her daughter but she feels she cannot tell them why. She then suggests a possible remedy to ease the suffering.
Letter from W.W Sernien regarding a scheme designed by Sir John to encourage the art of engraving. Sernien believes that support for the plan can only be gained through the further involvement of Sir John and reformation of the committee and comments on the current public apathy and infers that a particular individual is poring unfounded scorn on the project.
Letter from John Corry seeking Sir John's patronage for his book 'Memoirs of an Author' and enrolment as a subscriber.
Letter from Lavinia Cottin thanking Sir John for £30 he has sent her but asking for more money to pay of debts she has run up. She is delighted to hear that Georgiana appears to be well again and gives her best wishes to Sir John and the boys, she mentions the meeting of the Reformers on the 9th and comments on the trouble they must cause Sir John.
Letter from William Carey recounting his anxiety for the wellbeing of Sir John's family last Tuesday when the fire alarm was raised and his relief to discover that although one wing of Tabley House has been burnt down the family are safe. He also requests details of the fire, where it started, how etc so as to write a piece for a periodical.
Letter from Robert Peel, the Earl of Stamford and Warrington informing Sir John that having put his previous request to the King, it is to be granted, the Kings Cheshire Legion to be placed at Liverpool for the performance of their permanent duties provided the Lord Lieutenant of Lancaster doesn't object which Sir John must ascertain.
Daniel and Peter Jackson regarding Sir Johns approval of samples of papers sent to him.
Draft letter by Sir John regarding sketches being done by an artist potentially to be exhibited in his gallery.
Letter from Eliza Patten to Lady Leicester asking after her health and wellbeing and that of her children. She states that her child has had a terrible fever recently but is now recovered. Dr. Patten has also had ailments. She comments on her sisters eldest daughter who is uneducated, insolent and rebellious.
Letter from Lavinia Cottin requesting another bill for coal will be paid by Sir John and that the final part of her yearly allowance be paid to her to cover bills for the sake of Georgiana |