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The in-correspondence series for 1828-1919, 1926, includes both the significant and less significant correspondence of the College from its foundation to its incorporation in the University of London. Chiefly addressed to the Principal or College Secretary, coverage includes everything from the College's major business to letters from parents obliged to withdraw their children from College temporarily or permanently due to illness or changed domestic circumstances. Also included are the testimonials of successful (and sometimes unsuccessful) applicants for posts and correspondence of academic staff in relation to syllabi and teaching arrangements. Letters in the series are referred to in the out-letter books and the Council Minutes.