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82 p.
29 x 19 cm.
Discusses Williamson's participation
in the Congress of Cologne.

25 p.
Various sizes.
On Kerr's acting in Pinero's plays.
Accompanied by three acting agreements,
two for the Court Theatre, one for
Toole's.

33 p.
Various sizes.
Accompanied by 6 ALS and 1 card to
Giuseppe Martucci and Giulio
Ricordi, 14 p., various sizes,
ca. 1888-1900

16 p.
Various sizes.
Letters mention the English translation
of "The Blue Bird", the American and
English publication of "Le Grand Secret",
scenarios for Goldwyn, the production
in Boston of "Pelleas" and "Monna Vanna",
etc.

23 p. 23 x 19 cm.
Letters discuss literary and antiquar-
ian topics, with references to Garrick.

15 p.
Various sizes.
Letters to his coachmakers about
a new coach, alterations to it, etc.

38 p., with addresses.
Mostly 24 x 19 cm.
Social and domestic gossip, including
several references to Pitt and a
description of a visit to Court.
Mentions the Princess Royal, the
death of Lord Clarendon, Sir George
Younge, a Mr. Eliot, Miss Grenville's
engagement to Lord Carysfort, and the
Pitt family. With a 1-page
postscript by Lady Chatham. Mrs.
Stapleton was companion to the
dowager Countess of Chatham.
Franked by her father, Viscount
Sydney.

18 p.
Various sizes.
Concerns genealogical and antiquarian
research done for Gough.

23 x 19 cm.
The letters are largely concerned
with Blagden's care for her step-
mother.

Letters to brother-in-law
congratulating him on safe arrival
in Ireland; family news; Lord Hyde's
return from campaign in Flanders;
King and Parliament; Lord Cassell;
Duncombe; Lady Arlington, etc.