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Address label to S. Ball Esq, 24 Wimpole Street, Cavendish Sq, London for T. Manning Esq. 21 June 1839. Subsequent address Dr Curtis, 12 Montague Street, Russell Square for Miss Manning. Handwritten on brown paper

12 signatures either cut from letters or as calling cards. Include Robert Morrison, Bletterman, Bergman, J Mayo, de Vaudreuil, Monsieur de le Croix

Address cut from a letter to Henry Foss (Payne & Foss Booksellers), 81 Pall Mall London, Reverse has part of a poem addressed to Mr Manning. Postmarked September 1837. Handwritten, 1 piece, 2 sides

These letters were all contained with the Manning archive on purchase from Maggs Publishers. They concern a variety of matters including the reputation of Thomas Manning and his relationship with Charles Lamb

"From Mr Ball's Letter to Miss Manning, Diss". Extract copied from a letter to Miss Manning from Samuel Ball, 27 July 1850. This letter gives praise to the character and capabilities of Thomas Manning. Handwritten in ink, 3 pieces, 3 sides

Letter from W Mowbray Donne to Mr Manning concerning an article written by his father on William Taylor in the British and Foreign Review of 1844 (This review has a biography of Manning and his relationship to Taylor). He also quotes from Lamb and that he is about to leave his employment. He thanks Manning for sending a coat of arms. He asks to be remembered to the Curtises. He states that he will be staying in London. Undated [1894] Handwritten, 1 piece, 4 sides

The article mentioned can be found online at http://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015031035432;view=1up;seq=244 (Accessed July 2016

Letter from W Mowbray Donne to Mr Manning in which he reiterates the article reference and the page numbers which refer to Manning. He thanks him for corrections of book plate. And writes about his testimonial. Dated 6 November 1894. Handwritten, 1 piece, 3 sides

Letter to Rev C R Manning from Reginald J Smith concerning the possible use of letters between Thomas Manning and Robert Lloyd in a publication of Lamb and Lloyd letters. He also inquires about the manuscript of the "Memoir of Thomas Manning in Thibet". Dated 21 March 1898. Handwritten in ink with later pencil annotations. 1 piece, 1 side

Letter from Edith Christina Johnson, Professor of English, Wellesley College, USA to The Times literary Supplement regarding an article on "The Letters of Charles Lamb" refuting the suggestion that Thomas Manning's distinction was only in his friendship to Lamb. Dated 31 August 1946. Typed, 2 pieces, 2 sides

Letter from Olivia S. Horner to Mrs Anderson (Anderson bought the correspondence between Manning and Lamb from Dobell and published them in 1926) regarding her recommendation to try Pelmanism. With accompanying envelope postmarked 15 February 1918. Handwritten, 1 piece, 4 sides + envelope with Anderson's address and annotation "Mrs Horner, Extract from [O'Meara]