1869

About Carl's unwillingness of learning English.

About Carl English skills and Rasmus Nielsen disease and the shipment of beer to Scotland.

About brewery technology the export of beer to Scotland and Rasmus Nielsen's health.

About the itinerary of J. C. Jacobsen's upcoming trip to England and the location of a new brewery in Denmark.

About brewery technology and Carls article in Journal des Brasseurs.

About brewery technology and shipment of beer to Theilmann. About Rasmus Nielsen's disease.

Brewery notes from Edinburg about yeast and fermentation. Probably part of a letterCf letter from J. C. Jacobsen 1869-04-xx

J. C. Jacobsen mentions his own and Carl's spiritual condition and emphasizes the importance of social life. He believes that it is in socializing with women that the soul is best developed.

About samples of Barley. J. C. Jacobsen will extend the brewing season because of the demand of his beer.

About brewing technology, the receipt of barley from Scotland and the singer Doris Pfeil, who he believes is making good progress.

About Laura's health and the many theatre visits and concerts where they a.o. have heard Niels W. Gade's "Kalanus", Mozart's "Requiem" and "The Magic Flute" and Meyerbeer's "Les Huguenots" (opera in five acts) with Doris Pfeil.

About J. C. and Laura Jacobsen's approaching trip to England and family Stegmann's trip to Denmark. About the location of the planned brewery.

J. C. writes about his presentation for Laura of his plan to travel to England and her calm reaction. Furthermore he writes about an invitation and the invited to a large dinner party at Carlsberg and a summary of the final itinerary. About a visit of Mrs. Stegmann and her two daughters Ingeborg and Ottilie (later Ottilia Jacobsen)

Brewery notes from England and Skotland, 3-4. Alsop; Bass & Camp; Burton.

Brewery notes from England and Scotland, 5-6. The breweries in London: Lion Brewery, Barclay & Perkins, Reids Brewery; City of London Brewery, Old Stingo Brewery

Brewery notes from England og Scotland, 7. Youngers, Abbey og Holyroad bryggerierne i Edinburg. 

Brewery notes from England og Scotland, 1-2. Alsop; Bass & Camp; Burton

Permission to import 4 bronze statuettes for Count Moltke Hvidtfeldt

About J. C. Jacobsens journey to England to visit Carl and further travel plans. He is in good health and has reduced tobacco smoking. About Carls appearance

J. C. Jacobsen writes from Paris about Carl and his relationship with Emilie Djørup, as well as the luxurious stay at the Grand Hotel in Paris. The original letter is privately owned and therefore not scanned.