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

29 p.
Various sizes.
Letters concern Parliament's failure
to send promised supplies to the
Scottish Army; the maintaining of the
garrison at Carlisle; and the affirmation
of the Covenant by the Houses.

31 p.
18 x 11 cm.
Letters discuss literary matters, work
in progress, etc.

19 p.
23 x 19 cm.

16 p., with envelopes. Various
sizes.
Letters mostly thanking Ashworth
for his interest in Sutcliffe's
books and for sending the local
newspaper and a publication,
"Academy's".

Arrangements for lectures.

22 p. Various sizes.

35 p. Various sizes.
Letters discuss European politics,
with special reference to the War
with France.

22 p.
Various sizes.
Reports to his cousin during the
Glorious Revolution: news of the
anticipated arrival of William of
Orange, James II's restoration of
charters and other preparations,
invasion by the Irish and Scots,
William's delay by contrary winds and
storms, desertions (including
Churchill's), James's capture at
Faversham, and preparations for the new
general election. Comments on the cost
of transcribing Parliamentary Journals.

Single-page reports on an illness
of his father, Arthur Onslow,
speaker of the House of Commons.

51 p., with 7 addresses. Various
sizes.