| Description | J.M. Albright of Dunnington Warks to Rachel Albright of Charlbury, nd. 1831; Mary Pumphrey to Lucy Westcombe of Britannia Square, Worcester, 1829-1831.
Letter of 1 August 1831 describes a visit to a school at Ackworth Yorks and a journey between Chesterfield and Sheffield during which ‘an unpleasant smell of burning had been observed by several passengers for several miles ... when it was found that one of the wheels had ignited’. Other letters describe a visit to the Lake District and to Lancaster castle and gaol |