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Gives situation of Archimandrite Payssio. Includes names of possible benefactors and members of Society for the Relief of Greeks, and information regarding donations and possible future employment for the Archimandrite.

Confirms that the Archimandrite had received £100, his passport and a letter of recommendation to Sci. T Aldorno of Corfu from the British Government. He had also received various sums from subscriptions. He had departed for Paris, Marseilles, Leghorn, Ancona and then to Corfu.

Gives brief biography of the Archimandrite, nature of his escape from Constantinople during the Greek revolution and subsequent journey to England. Asks, as a subject of Britain, being born on the Ionian Islands, to be given some form of ecclesiastical position in either Britain or in the Ionian Islands

Letters (dated 1793-1865); correspondence between Thomas Smart Hughes and John Lee and other documents relating to Payssio Tipaldo, Archimandrite of Cephalonia (dated 1824-5); diaries and sketchbooks

An account of Dr Kaye, Master of Christ College, working behind the counter of Mortlock's Bank during the run on the bank, Christmas, 1824. Quoted from E. Neale, Whychcotte of St John's Vol. II (1833). In John Lee's hand.

Letters to and from Lee

Diary of a tour from London to Ireland August 1806 to March 1807 in 5 notebooks:

London to Holywell in Wales.

Holywell to Dublin and Fermoy.

Mallow to Bantry.

Bantry to Castlemain.

Killarnay to Dublin.

3 sketchbooks containing pencil and pen sketches from the above tour.

Sketchbook containing pencil and pen sketches from tour of Sweden August – November 1807.

Sketchbook containing pencil and pen sketches from tour of Denmark and Sweden 1808-9.

Supports earlier statement sent to the Earl. Pleads the Archimandrite's case as a British citizen, proved by his possession of a British passport. Wishes for an early answer

Advises he has paid overdue account. Recommends a Mr Monk as suitable candidate for a place at St Johns College.