Correspondence received by Anthony John Mundella, relating mainly to the General Election and his appointment as Vice-President of the Committee of the Council on Education. Including letters from Sir William Patrick Adam (1, 5), the Marquess of Hartington (2-4), William Morris (6, 55), George John Shaw-Lefevre (7), Charles Thomson Ritchie, later Lord Ritchie (8), George Sclater-Booth, later Lord Basing (9), Henry Broadhurst (11), Henry Crompton (14), Lord Wolverton (15), Robert Leader (16, 35, 41), (Sir) George Osborn Morgan, Bt. (19), (Sir) John Eldon Gorst (22), (Sir) Louis Mallet (24), John Daniel Leader (26, 34), Sir Henry Roscoe (27), Edward Lyulph Stanley, later Lord Sheffield (29), Henry Joseph Wilson (33), Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice (36), Sir Courtney Ilbert (37), Sir John Lubbock, later Lord Avebury (38), Frederic Harrison (43), Millicent Garrett Fawcett (44), Lord Houghton (45), Edwin Chadwick (46), the Marquess of Lansdowne (47), Lord George Hamilton (48), Edward Cust, Archdeacon of Ripon (50), Sir Bernhard Samuelson (51), Sir Baldwin Leighton (52), James Bryce (54), William Edward Forster (56), Charles Vaughan, Dean of Llandaff (57), Henry Fawcett (58), James Russell Lowell (61), Hugh Oakley Arnold-Forster (62), Earl Spencer (63) and Lord Frederick Cavendish (64).

Please note the letter from Lord Frederick Cavendish is addressed to Earl Spencer (64).