Translated 6 May 1880- on first page.

The album contains photographs of the walls of Rome by J. H. Parker. It contains Thomas Hodgkin's bookplate. See also items A3 and A11.

A manuscript. The essay attained the prize offered by the University College (of London presumably) Debating Society in 1851.

Travel journal, photographs and press cuttings from the Australasian journey (1909) in two volumes. The first volume traces the voyage from England to Auckland. The second volume traces the voyage from Sydney across to West Australia and back to Europe. It includes printed extension lectures of the University of Adelaide given by Darnley Taylor (Greek Drama), G.C. Henderson (British Imperialism) and Jethro Brown (the state and the individual), all 1909.

Written c.1900. Photocopy of typescript. 293 pages.

The catalogue consists of two volumes. Thomas Hodgkin and his family lived in the castle for five years starting in May 1894. On a preliminary leaf of volume I of the catalogue Thomas Hodgkin has started noting items of Quaker interest.

The book is a a collection, by many writers, of memories that centre round the lives of Edward and Catharine Hodgkin, and the places, people and things they loved. It was printed for private circulation by John Bellows Ltd, Gloucester.

A copy of Charles the Great printed by Macmillan London (Foreign statesmen) in 1897. Interleaved. Some annotations.

Two lectures delivered before the Literary and Philosophical Society, Newcastle upon Tyne printed and bound by A. Reid (Newcastle upon Tyne) in 1875.

Reviews and correspondence bound in at back by: Fox, Howard (7 May 1875); Fox, Minnie (16 June 1875); Fry, Sir Edward (27 April 1875); Fry, Mariabella (?) (27 April 1875, plus incomplete note); Garnett, R. (11 November, 17 November 1875); Gosse, Edmund (5 May 1875); Lafour, J.S.I. (?) (3 May 1875, 22 May 1875); Lewis, Bunnell (26 April 1875); Phillpots, E.S. (n.d.); Pike, Warburton (5 July (?) 1875); Rawlinson, George (1 July 1875); Take, D.H. (29 May 1852 [sic – perhaps 1875?]); Tylor, E.B. (29 April [1875?]); 3 unidentified, one of which is addressed to My dear cousin.

Thomas Hodgkin's Scribbling diary for 1852.