Letter discussing concerns about 'foreign' vocabulary in newly published work, and discussing nature in northern latitudes.

Letter from Tangier, Morocco describing how Abel Chapman will be visiting London and will get in touch regarding Joseph Crawhall II. There is also enquiries after Joseph Crawhall II's health who is recovering from flu.

A letter apologising for not visiting and hoping Joseph Crawhall well in his move to the 'sunny south' for the improvement of his health.

Consists of 85 letters. Includes: Letters sent to and from Joseph Crawhall II. Letters to Thomas Crawhall, Joseph Crawhall II's grandfather. Letters to Mrs. Crawhall, wife of Joseph Crawhall II. The letters concern both personal and professional matters.

A letter detailing reviews of a book in contemporary newspapers.

A letter asking valuation advice about Bewick's work seen up for auction.

A rolled paper document detailing the family tree of the Crawhall Name and a description of the Crawhall existence in Northumberland from the 12th century. Some of this information is also detailed in item JCII/8.

Consists of a variety of material relating to Joseph Crawhall II, as well as the wider Crawhall family. Items include information about socieities and clubs that Joseph Crawhall II participated in, as well as personal items such as photographs and the wax seal of Joseph Crawhall I.

An advertisement for Joseph Crawhall and Sons detailing types and prices of hemp and wire rope manufacturing. Also includes details of an exhibition medal present into 1851 to Joseph Crawhall.

Accumulated prospectus. 1 item details prospectus advertisements for Crawhall chaplets, The Completest Angling Booke, Izaak Walton - His Wallet Booke. The second item details a prospectus for 'Chorographia, or a survey of Newcastle upon Tyne, 1649.