Magazine  (8 Jul 1876)  Page(s) 48.  
 
Royal Horticultural Society.
July 5.
Miscellaneous Plants.
...Mr. Thomas Laxton, of Stamford, showed seven new seedling Roses in excellent condition. Among these Captain Webb is a vivid purplish-crimson; Charles Darwin, crimson-scarlet; Lady Isabel Cecil, straw colour; Dr. Hogg. purple; and Earl Warren, a full rosy-purple variety.

Magazine  (Nov 1875)  Page(s) 264.  
 
Garden Gossip.
—Mr. Laxton has raised some English Seedling Roses of considerable promise. [...]
Lady Isabel Cecil is a small, neat, citron-tinted Tea Rose, becoming almost white—a pretty flower, and nicely scented, and one which may some day, when better established, prove useful.

Magazine  (4 Sep 1875)  Page(s) 201.  
 
English Raised Roses.
It may be worthy of remark that nearly all the English Roses, raised by Messrs. Turner, Paul, Laxton, Cranston, and a few others, have proved exceedingly good, and may be depended upon.
The following English-raised Roses are said to be good; but, as I have not yet seen blooms of them, I cannot speak positively as to their merits:
Lady Isabel Cecil (Laxton).—A new Tea-scented variety, of great merit; colour, creamy-yellow; size, large.

Magazine  (Jul 1875)  Page(s) 42.  
 
Flower Shows.
June 16.
Mr. Laxton also sent a fine creamy-yellow Tea Rose, named Lady Isabel Cecil, a plant of great promise, and a Hybrid Perpetual, named Vivid—an excellent dark flower, after the style of Charles Lefebvre.

Magazine  (1875)  Page(s) 475.  
 
Für Rosenfreunde.
—Lady Isabel Cecil ist eine kleine citrongelbe Theerose, fast weiß-werdend, eine niedliche Blume und genehm riechend, die sich wohl als gut bewähren dürste.

For Rose Amateurs.
—Lady Isabel Cecil is a small lemon-yellow Tea Rose, nearly white, a charming and fragrant flower which will probably be a good sort.

Magazine  (1875)  Page(s) 495.  
 
Neue französische und englische Rose.
Englische Rose.
Lady Isabel Cecil (Laxton). Eine neue Rose von großem Werthe, Colorit rahmfarben-gerb, sehr groß und mit einem Theegeruch.

New French and English Roses.
English Rose.
Lady Isabel Cecil (Laxton) A new rose of great worth, the color a creamy-yellow, very large and tea-scented.