Includes reference to the Wyndhams, Afflick, Swinburne and Emma Trevelyan.

Letters to their Aunt and Uncle with news of their travels in Europe, particularly Italy and discussion of Ireland. Also part of a letter from W B Scott to Alfred with reference to Ruskin. Many items are undated, 7 are incomplete.

Written from the Treasury. Subjects include politics, Highland emigrants, Ireland, Public Records, Royal Society of Northen Antiquities Copenhagen, estate management, Ordnance Survey and establishment of a mining library at Brendan Hill, Somerset. Includes forwarded letters from Frederick Hole, F S Thomas and James Wilson. Also includes letters and cuttings relating to Charles being offered Governorship of Madras, and a printed address by Lady Trevelyan on being presented with a portrait of Charles.

Undated letters. Subjects include the Admiralty, education, Ireland, Army Reform, George Otto's resignation and temperance. 1 incomplete

Includes reference to an 'unexpected kindness' to George (likely George Otto Trevelyan), a letter of thanks following a stay at Nettlecombe and letters from India, including accounts of moving household to Simla and Charles' reception in Madras.

Relate to George Otto Trevelyan's career, the Philips family of Manchester, reference to India, temperance, a memorial to Macaulay and responses to an article by Charles on agricultural labourers in Devonshire. Correspondents include Charles Bosanquet, George Clark, Antony Lefroy, Sir Stafford Northcote and Edward Spender. Some letters feature forwarding notes in Charles' hand.

Includes family news with reference to George Otto and Charles Edward Trevelyan's careers, Lady Pauline's health and Walter's remarriage, family history and the Trevelyan Papers, India, military recruitment and reform, Northumberland Central railway, temperance and opuim, and Wallington succession (see Nov 7th 1862). Also includes cuttings and accompanying letters from George Otto Trevelyan, Thomas Graham, T Duffus Hardy, John Stuart Mill (re women's suffrage), John Gough Nichols, John Sandford, Julia Trevelyan and John Young.

Undated letters relating to army reform, temperance, India, The Trevelyan Papers and family news.

Includes family news with reference to George Otto's career, politics and parliament, India, Ireland and the Tynemouth election [1868]. Also includes two printed leaflets relating to women's suffrage and a cutting regarding the Chirton Estate at Tynemouth.

Letters of condolence following the death of Lady Pauline on May 13 1866. Also includes letters to Hugh Jermyn. Correspondents include Sir Henry Acland, Lady Louisa Ashburton, J Lowthian Bell, William Nugent Dunbar, Sir George Grey, Thomas Holme, A Freire Marreco, Robert Monteith, Lord Percy, Charles Rowcliffe, W E Scudamore and William Alexander Stables.