Four-page letter from Lady Laura Cranworth at Bromley View to George Ticknor, thanking him for the book sent. Mr. Hillard's is not looking well. Mrs. Wordsworth's death was unexpected. Lord Cranworth is well.

Four-page letter from Lady Laura Cranworth to Mr. Ticknor, telling him that he is sending a present. Hopes to see Ticknor in England. Lady Cardley's death has greatly affected her. Lord Cranworth is well.

Six-page letter from Lady Laura Cranworth in Hollywood to George Ticknor, describing her activities since receiving his letter. Gives news of friends. Hopes Mr. Hillard will come to England. Mr. Beecher's lecture was amusing as was the introduction of female suffrage to Parliament.

Six-page letter from Lady Laura Cranworth to George Ticknor, sending a pendant of Lord Cranworth's likeness. She only knew Mr Prescott by sight but has been in a state of excitement about Garibaldi.

Eight-page letter from Lady Laura Cranworth in London to George Ticknor, introducing Mr. Wigram, son of James Wigram. Sends a rememberance. The Queen is nervous about opening Parliament so Lord Cranworth may read her speech. Gives news of friends.

Four-page letter from lady Laura Cranworth in Brighton to Mr. Ticknor, introducing Miss Sulivan. She has friends in common with the Ticknors. Lord Cranworth must go back to the House of Lords.