Satchell writes to thank Crawhall for "composing the fish", and to discuss the origin of the "first plates of fish". Written from Downshire Hill, London.

Satchell writes to discuss a statement made in the 'Chronicle'. Written from Downshire Hill, London.

Sender writes to inform Crawhall of various routes to travel to Oban. The letter extensively discusses places to stay and places of interest in Oban.

White writes to Crawhall to thank him for the 'beautiful edition' of his book he has received, and for Crawhall's interest in his work. Written from The Talbot Lodge Studios, Castle Street, Reading.

Consists of a birthday card sent from Amion to Crawhall.

Crawhall writes to thank Horsley for volunteering songs for his next book, but declines on the grounds that he has too many to fit the volume. Written from 2 Sydenham Terrace, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Also includes JCII/1/3/34 and JCII/3/23-27.

Harbottle, who was then unknown to Crawhall, but a keen fellow angler, writes to remark on how much he enjoyed Crawhall's book "Garlands". He also sends samples of his own songs and publications for Crawhall to look over. Written from 8 Denmark Street, Gateshead. Includes Crawhall's draft response in which Crawhall writes to thank Harbottle for his letter and contents. Also includes JCII/3/1-12.

Walton writes to discuss the selling of drawings, his engagement and 'Joe's work'. Crawhall's reply is written on the back of the letter, in which he asks for his drawings to be returned soon and sends his congratulations. Written from 4W, Regent Street, Glasgow.

White writes to discuss Coquet photos and to ask Crawhall to meet him for a photograph. Written from The Talbot Lodge Studios, 85, Castle Street, Reading.

Walton writes to thank Crawhall for a volume, and to discuss the details of a marriage. Written from 203 Bath Street, Glasgow.