The letters appear to be to John Murray IV and Hallam Murray. They concern the preparation and publication of various works by George Smith, including:

“Bishop Heber, poet and chief missionary to the East, second Lord Bishop of Calcutta, 1783-1826” (1895);

“Twelve Indian statesmen” (1897); and, edited by Smith,

“Physician and friend: Alexander Grant, F.R.C.S.” (1902).

The letters are arranged chronologically.

1895-1899: folios 1-66;

1900-1903, 1906-1907: folios 67-111 [Notes 1-4].

Other.

Miscellaneous press cuttings: folios 112-113.

Cabinet photograph, circa 1897, of a portrait of Charles Grant by Henry Raeburn. The photographic copy of the portrait was made by D. Whyte, of Inverness. A woodcut of the Raeburn portrait was used as the frontispiece to Smith’s “Twelve Indian statesmen” (1897).

Folio 114.

Notes.

[Note 1.] Folios 88-89. Letter, 28 November 1902, of Henry Morris to Hallam Murray.

[Note 2.] Folios 90-91. Letter, 29 November 1902, of George Smith to Hallam Murray, enclosing: (folios 92-93) a letter, 28 November 1902, of Henry Morris to George Smith; and, (folios 94-95), a copy by George Smith of his own letter to Henry Morris, 29 November 1902, written in reply to Morris’s letter to Smith, 28 November 1902 (the above folios 92-93).

[Note 3.] Folios 96-97. Letter, 1 December 1902, of Henry Morris to Hallam Murray.

[Note 4.] Folios 104-105. Letter, 18 February 1903, of Henry Morris to George Smith.