Correspondence between Charles, Archdeacon Hamilton of Alnwick and John Sidley of Cambo. Includes printed report of the Diocesan inspection for the Diocese of Durham, 1882

Includes letters from Lord Bentinck about Colebrooke's career and Trevelyan's accusation of corruption. Also includes letters about the career of Lt. Henry Trevelyan.
Also includes correspondence with W H Macnaughten and G Swinton

Letters to Charles from W Rathbone and a copy of a letter from Charles to the Duke of Westminster (Hugh Grosvenor) regarding St Katharine's Hospital, Regent's Park. Also includes a heavily annotated printed leaflet about the history of St Katherine's Hospital.

Copies of official correspondence.
Includes an account of Sir Edward Colebrooke's remittances to Calcutta and a copy of the resolution signed by George Swinton, General Secretary to the British Government. The last page is badly damaged and missing some content.
Includes correspondence with W Ewer and J MacSween.

Relates to Charles' accusing Sir Edward Colebrooke of corruption.
Includes letters between Charles and Colebrooke, and Charles and Lord William Cavendish Bentinck. Includes arrangements for Charles' investigation of banks' account books, a letter from Charles to his mother describing the affair, and correspondence with Bentinck requesting a full defense of his involvement be published and his future career.
Correspondents also include W Ewer, W H Macnaughten, J C MacSween, L Malony, T J Metcalfe, H Shakespear and Lady Hannah Trevelyan

Correspondence between Charles and Lord William Bentinck.

With reference to command of steam packets, Admiralty and parliamentary reform, particularly the Charity voting reform association. Also includes a cutting from the Northern Daily Express on the Central Northumberland Railway Bill.
Correspondents include Lord Auckland, Thomas Burt, Edward Cardwell, Joseph Hume and G M Sherlock.

Manuscript despatches addressed to H Wilson, signed by Colebrooke, T Metcalfe and Charles.

Manuscript copy of a letter from Charles to the editor of The Times regarding Sir Alexander Burnes' role in the Afghan crisis of 1838-42 and a printed 'confidential' report by Charles on Afghanistan.

Empty envelope with the text 'Labels for Sir C Trevelyan's Letter Books' in manuscript on the front. The closure flap is embossed with the royal coat of arms.