A prose memoir by Walter Bloomfield of Robert Bloomfield (1766-1823). The main text is in the hand of a scribe and has occasional corrections apparently in Walter Bloomfield's hand, and occupies pages numbered 1-45. It is preceded by a presentation inscription of the manuscript to Prince Frederick Duleep Singh, dated 22 June 1891; a sonnet by Walter Bloomfield, "He worshipped Nature in her mildest forms,..."; a title page with the address '12, Earlham Gove, Wood Green, London, N', dated 1891; and a pedigree of Robert Bloomfield. With a bookplate of Duleep Singh; an ownership inscription of P. J. Croft, 1974; a note concerning the binding of the manuscript, possibly in the hand of Duleep Singh; a book-plate of Robert Bloomfield, 1815, engraved by William Jackson, Gutter Lane, Cheapside, bearing a jocular coat of arms with the motto 'Friends in need, and a fig for the heralds'; and a letter from Walter Bloomfield to Duleep Singh, Wood Green, London, 22 June 1891 (tipped in). No published version of the memoir has been traced. In his letter to Duleep Singh, Bloomfield wrote of it that 'the major portion of it contains information which must be new to everybody unconnected with my family.'