Describing travels in Italy, Switzerland, Greece, France, Scotland and Wales, March 1842-Nov 1844 The file of loose material has been separated from the volumes and features sketches, notes, cuttings, correspondence and printed ephemera. Correspondents include J Elliot, Philip H Howard, H Macdonald, George Oliver and James A Stothert.
For related correspondence see WCT/6/5, WCT/6/6 and WCT/6/7.

File labelled 'various letters'. Includes information on Charles' time at Fort William College, recommendations from Lady Amherst and W C Bentinck and notices of Charles' appointment to various civil service positions in India.

References his father's death, his family's future prospects with reference to leaving Nettlecombe, Charles and Harriet's property and wills, Charles' work and motivations, life in India, reference to Sir Colebrooke and Thomson Hankey, and announcing his appointment as Assistant Secretary to the Treasury. Also includes a torn fragment of a letter from Charles' wife Hannah.

Subjects include travel arrangements, botany and information on specimens. Includes reference to an armed robbery, and travel documents and arrangements for locations including Seville, Lisbon and Gibralter.
For related correspondence see WCT/7/9.

Personal news with reference to life in Edinburgh

Includes official papers, and Walter's inclusion in "L'Annuaire Biographique des Hommes Vivants". Also includes bills and two sketches of carriages. Correspondents include O Barry, A Denis and J W Schmidt.

Includes letters relating to gaining employment in service in India and intended movements of troops in India in 1857. Many letters are missing details of recipient and author and none appear to be to or from Charles.
Correspondents include William Monsell 1st Baron Emly, Ross Donelly Mangles and Sir Charles Wood.

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