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Letter from Baron Bentinck, Minister of the Netherlands, to Edwin Norris, Royal Asiatic Society, to present a copy of the first part of the work "Analectes sur Christiane & la Literature des Arabes D'Espagee". Handwritten, 1 piece, 2 sides, dated 14 September 1858.

Letter from Baring to Thomas Manning thanking him for sending a new scale to use in tuning the piano. Undated. Handwritten, 1 piece, 3 sides

Letter from Barbara Ingham to John Ingham, writing from India, in which she writes about the buildings she has visited and her impression of them. She also writes about her daily life. Handwritten airletter, postmarked 2 December 1974

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Timothy Ffytche appealing for advice on the case of a young girl who has a problem with her eyelids and asking whether she would be suitable for an operation in Calcutta (Kolkata).

Letter from Barbara Ingham to the Ingham family, from India, in which she writes about arriving in Jodhpur. She describes the scenery and the activities she has been undertaking. Handwritten airletter, dated 5 January [1975]

Letter from Barbara Ingham to the Ingham family, from India, in which she writes to wish the family a Happy Christmas. She writes about visiting temples and her daily life. Handwritten airletter, postmarked 17 December 1974.

Letter from Barbara Ingham to Sue Ingham, writing from India. She hopes that the family are settled in their new flat. She'd had difficulty with her excess baggage. She goes into detail about her daily life in India. Handwritten airletter, postmarked 12 November 1974

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Shri Sharanabasavappen Appa containing a discussion of photographs, information about horses, and rules surrounded their public riding in the England.

Copy of a letter From Barbara Ingham to Roger Hudson (John Murray) giving an explanation of why a guidebook for the Deccan would be of value. She request to visit Roger Hudson in London the following October.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Ramji retelling memories of her recent trip to India, Nayayanpur being a highlight. She promises to send photographs once they have been developed. She suggests he visits Mr PV Mall in Bhawanipatnam. She is impressed with improvements she saw in India with the tribals coming together to overturn corrupt Malwaris now they have had training in maths. She deems pottery elephants are an unsuitable shape for sale to tourists and suggests maybe starting a pony-trekking business.