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Nine letters from Bromley to Everett on a wide variety of topics, including: Adam Clarke (1832); preaching opportunities and appointments, especially in York, and the spread of Methodism (1833); the "college affair" or "college question" (1834); a book on David Isaac (1834); an attack on the Conference by a Jamaican minister and the expulsion of other ministers (1851); and teetotalism (1860s). Some of FB's notes are included with these letters.

Third item published 1825? on verso, verses by Adam Clarke hand copied by Everett, and Everett signature.

Form letter inviting recipient to the "case of Rev'd James Everett".

Series of lengthy letters in which Fletcher, always in Madeley, writes to Benson at a variety of his stations and positions over the years, including London, Bristol, Leeds, Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and, in the earliest letters, Brecknockshire, South Wales. This was near the site of Lady Huntingdon's college, where Fletcher served as the first President and Benson as the second headmaster, until both split with Huntingdon over the Calvinist controversy in the Methodist Connexion.