Collections : [Yale University -Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library]

Regrets that his office does not
have the information Dr. Clarke seeks.
ACC: 95.10.17 (44.462)

Declines a trip to Versailles due
to her ill health.
Written in French.
Signed: "E. Duchesse de Kingston
Comtesse de Worth."
ACC: 98.7.15 (44.531)

Subjects include shipments of
port, sherry and madeira; other
orders; payments; and transport.
Merchants include Messrs. Griffiths,
Pall Mall; Stewart, Lloyd & Co.;
and Paxton.
Correspondents include Sir Robert
Buxton, Sir John Elwill, Lady
Elizabeth Lee, Lady Wellesley, and
Rev. A. Wodehouse.
Acc.: 04.1.12

ca. 25 p., 13 with address.
23 x 18 cm.
The letters refer to their property,
family matters, social life, etc.

72 p.
24 x 20 cm.
Letters discuss political matters,
patronage, etc.

31 p.
24 x 19 cm.
With one letter by Lady Hardwicke
(Apr 20) 2 p. 24 x 19 cm.

43 p.
Various sizes.
Correspondence between publishers and
author. Includes requests for books,
alterations or corrections in proofs,
suggestions for new acquisitions,
royalty terms and lists of books to
be presented to friends. Accompanied
by three receipts.

88 p.
30 x 19 cm.
Eight of the letters are written
jointly with the Duke of Marlborough.
They concern negotiations for a treaty
with France, following Marlborough's
successful campaigns.

63 p.
Various sizes.
Family correspondence.

62 p. 23 x 19 cm.
Diplomatic correspondence, addressed
to Lord Townshend, Ambassador to
the Netherlands, or to Lord Walpole,
his secretary, largely relating
to the Duke of Marlborough's
campaigns and the Gertruydenbergh
conference, trade, etc.
Accompanied by 11 additional letters
from correspondents in Holland,
1709-1710.