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Assorted sheets of mathematical workings dating from time in Cambridge[1790] to 1837. Some are written on old letters which enables dating. Handwritten, 60 pieces

Thomas Manning, in later life, was concerned with the question of Roman Catholic emancipation. This subseries consists of drafts Manning made for letters and articles, other reference notes and newspaper cuttings concerning the issue.

Neat Drafts of seven letters "On Catholic Restrictions" concerning the restrictions in place on those of the Catholic faith [1825]. Handwritten, 7 pieces, 28 sides

Earlier draft of Letter III "On Catholic Restrictions" [1825]. Handwritten, 2 pieces, 2 sides

Newspaper cuttings:

• Newspaper edition of The Times for 2 March 1825 in which is a report of the Parliamentary Discussion concerning Catholic Emancipation.
• 2 Cuttings for "On Catholic Restrictions, Letter 1 by An Englishman".
• 1 cutting for "On Catholic Restrictions Letter II by An Englishman".

Notes on Catholicism created into sections D2, D3, E1-4, F1-3, G1-5, H1-4. Handwritten, 18 pieces, 18 sides

Notes on Catholicism, 28 leaves of a notebook, binding and cover lost. Handwritten, 28 pieces.

Various loose sheets on which Thomas Manning has written notes concerning Catholic Emancipation. Handwritten 14 pieces, 30 sides

Manuscript of "Narrative of the Journey of Thomas Manning to Lhasa". Handwritten manuscript prepared by [Manning's sister] on paper watermarked 1834. This account contains additional material to the account that was published posthumously by C. R. Markham in 1876 as "Narratives of the Mission of George Bogle to Tibet and of the Journey of Thomas Manning to Lhasa". The manuscript is closely written on 99pp and draws from material to be found in the notebooks, TM/9/2 & TM/9/3.

There are 2 documents concerning Manning's travel to France, 2 concerned with his time in France, and a further later passport for Manning to travel to Italy.