Letter Books of John Walsh together with an index of recipients. Most of the letters relate to his business and estate affairs. Other subjects touched upon are his constituency work as M.P. for the city of Worcester, 1762-72 (FC 1, pp. 5-7, 51-2, 69-70, 86-7, 89-90; FC 2, pp. 92-4, 111-16, 119, 152); election of M.P. and mayors for the borough of Pontefract, Yorkshire, and to election riots there, 1768-72 (FC 1, pp. 61-4, 68, 73, 76-8, 80-8; FC 2, pp. 96-7, 105, 111-13, 127, 156-7) [cf. FC 7/61]; a reward to lord Clive for his services, 1767 (FC 1, pp. 36-7) and to Clive's election, as an M.P., 1768 (FC 1, pp. 61-2). Some of the most prominent recipients are William Pitt, 1767 (FC 1, pp. 36-7); Sir Lawrence Dundas, 1768 (FC 1, pp. 63-4); Viscount Barrington the Secretary of State for War, 1768 (FC 1, pp. 68, 80, 84-5); Lord Camden, 1769 (FC 1, pp. 88-9) and the Marquis of Granby, 1768 (FC 1, p. 83). There was, apparently, a third vol. which, to judge from the index, included copies of three letters to Benjamin Franklin, 1772.