The letters of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse have been arranged chronologically before those of Hobhouse to Moore. Other related items have then been ordered at the end of the sequence.

Letter of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse with a copy of a reply of Hobhouse, 1824: folios 1-2;

Letter of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse, 1825: folios 3-4;

Letters of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse, 1826: folios 5-11;

Letters of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse, 1827: folios 12-21;

Letter of Thomas Moore to John Cam Hobhouse, 1828: folios 22-23;

Letters of John Cam Hobhouse to Thomas Moore, 1826: folios 24-26;

Draft of a letter of John Cam Hobhouse to Thomas Moore, [1827]: folios 27-28;

Copies of letters, 1826-1827, of John Cam Hobhouse to Thomas Moore, undated: folios 29-32;

Letter of Thomas Moore probably to Barbarina Wilmot (later Brand, Lady Dacre) containing the poem 'Epilogue. Written for Lady Dacre's Tragedy of Ina', 1815: folios 33-34;

Manuscript of Thomas Moore entitled 'Advertisement' as appeared in 'Works of the late Right Honourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan', 1820: folios 35-36;

Manuscript of a poem starting 'Should drunken Bowles, yourself or friend compare', possibly in the hand of John Cam Hobhouse, undated: folio 37.