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ca. 26 p., 7 with address.
23 x 18 cm.
The letters refer to their property,
family matters, social life, etc.

59 p. Various sizes.

Discussion of religious and moral
topics; social responsibilities
of Christians; Scriptural
interpretation.
ACC: 97.9.5 (44.549)

68 p. 18 x 11 cm.
On the publication of his A Study
of Metre.

62 p.
Various sizes.
On current social and political affairs,
referring to a dispute between Luttrell
and Lord North.

Autograph manuscript of a lengthy
comment on a discussion by John
Henry Newman of the "mental
phenomenon which has been designated
Christian experience
importance of the soul's "witness of
the conscience" in the development of
Christian faith.
Accompanied by typed transcript.
Acc.: 04.4.3

81 p. Various sizes.
Largely on family affairs.

Benefit performance for Mr. Tokely:
"The Prisoner at Large," "How to
die for Love," "Exit by Mistake".
Benefit performance for Mr. Russell:
"The Green Man," "Wet Weather" and
"Travellers Benighted."
ACC: 90.10.10 (43.76)

3 p. 30 x 19 cm.

3 p. 17 x 11 cm.
Concerns "tickets" for Mr. Hardinge.

1 p. each, 22 x 18.5 cm.

1 p. each. 22.5 x 18 cm.
Bridgeman succeeded his father
as the 7th Baronet on July 25,
1754.

1 p. each. 22 x 18 cm.

1 p. each.
24 x 18.5 cm.

34 p. 23 x 19 cm.
Discussions on classical terms.

Demanding money for the copyright
of a three-volume "Observations"
and discussing the poor sales of
"Turenne" (his father's translation
of Turenne's Memoirs).
ACC: 97.7.9 (44.359)

Draft of letter to Anne Speke,
Lady North concerning rental of
a house owned by Garrick.
Verso contains draft reply to
invitation from Lady Spencer.
Acc.: 03.4.7

4 p. 18 x 11 cm.
Concerns disposition of effects.

His son's conversion to Roman
Catholicism; defense of Protestant
faith. Letters in essay form, later
published as "Contemplatio Mortis et
Immortalitatis," 1631, and then
"Manchester al Mondo...," 1633.
Accompanied by scribal copy of
another draft of conclusion. 1635
ACC: 83.10.1 (42.131)

1 p.
19 x 12 cm.

2 p. 23 x 19 cm.
Concerns a visit to England.

3 p.
23 x 19 cm.

8 p.
22.5 x 18.8 cm.

1 p. each, folio. Brevis tuas and Non excusatione.

Requesting 30 presentation copies of
his "the Unsex'd Female; requesting
a presentation copy of his History -- -- of Corsica.

Requesting issues of the "Protestant
Advocate."
Acc.: 03.6.11

Requesting copies of his "Journal."
Acc.: 03.6.11

Ordering a portrait of Campbell;
concerning sales of tickets for
his "Picture Lottery."
Acc.: 03.6.11

Concerning Lawrence's refusal to
deliver a portrait of "Miss Drummond,
now Lady [Gwydis?]" in an unfinished
state.
Accompanied by: AL (in the third
person) from Sir Thomas Lawrence
to Lady Keith; Russell Square,
1821 May 18
ACC: 95.11.3 (44.435)

Thanks him for a publication;
thanks him for sending his
"Account of Benefices and
Population."
ACC: 95.10.17 (44.469)

Regarding a "pamphlett" that defames
Britain's 1756 treaty with Prussia.
Dodington suggests this treaty is
helpful in recent war with France.
Political events concerning Prussia.
A plan for financial assistance in
these causes.
ACC: 97.7.4/2 (44.456)

5 p.
23 x 19 cm.

5 p., mounted. Various sizes.

2 p., with address.
23 x 19 cm. and 20 x 19 cm.
Correspondence with her bookseller.

News about their brothers; information
about sending a niece to France;
discussion of Mrs. French and
settlements.
ACC: 98.8.33 (44.576)

7 p., with addresses. 23 x 17 cm.
About various political events in
Europe and their implications for
them. Mentions Sir William Lockhart,
and James, Duke of York's marriage to
Anne Hyde; asks to be told when
Prince Rupert is leaving for England.

5 p., and address.
18 x 11 cm.
Contributions to the Gentleman's
Magazine.

9 p.
30 x 20 cm.
Letters contain news of Parliament.

On the progress of "the young spark,"
Jemmy Stuart, and on ecclesiastical
matters.

These short letters, written to
Moore while in Geneva, pass
compliments, request the return of
some books, and mention the second volume of Letters by Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of Chesterfield, Mr.
Stuart, and David Hume (1711-76).
In French.
ACC: 95.7.5 (44.236)

19 p. Various sizes.
Letters send New Year greetings
and a complaint against the
States General at the treatment
of the Elector General's envoy.
Six are endorsed by William
Blathwayt.
Accompanied by a translation in
Blathwayt's hand of 1 letter, a
copy of the credentials of the
Elector Palatine's envoy, and
a letter from the Elector's
Vice Chancellor to Charles
Bertie, transmitted by him to
the King.

11 p. Various sizes.

3 p. 23 x 19 cm.;
Engraver's plate of Hume's portrait
wanted for new edition of his
Philosophical Works.

31 x 20 cm.
Concerns prisoners in the Derby
gaol.

5 p. 21 x 17 cm.
Accompanied by 5 p. copy of memo
sent to Lord Rosebery in 1892.
Concerning diplomatic intrigue on
the international situation.

3 p.
20 x 15 cm.
Discusses his current literary research.

2 p., 1 with address. 18 cm.

2 p. and 1 p., with addresses.
21 x 16 cm.
Letters discuss antiquarian
matters.

4 p., with address.
Various sizes.
To a Paris merchant concerning the
slow shipment of articles he
purchased.

6 p., with addresses.
22 x 31, 22 x 35 cm.
Correspondence with booksellers.

1) Thanking him for having hosted
her at Bowood, and discussing
Napoleon's autumn campaign and the
Battle of Dennewitz.
2) Concerning politics and personal
matters, including news of
her daughter's marriage.
ACC: 97.10.7 (44.353)

Relative to printing and publishing of
their work.

Antiquities, qualities of stone in
Lyon.
ACC: 98.4.6 (44.503)

Politics, including Bonaparte's
naval stores in Denmark; religion,
including controversy between Shute
Barrington, Bishop of Durham
(1734-1826) and Dr. [Isaac?] Milner
(1750-1820); founding of new
college in Belfast.
ACC: 90.10.1 (43.67)

3 p. 15 x 10 cm.

1) Travel plans.
2).Concerning a case involving Mr.
Shaw and the Derby China Factory.
2) in a secretary's hand with
postcript in Harcourt's hand.
ACC: 96.11.6 (44.431)

3 p. 23 x 19 cm.
About raising a fencing battalion
of about six hundred men from the
western lowland counties of Scotland.

3 p.
23 x 19 cm.
Cannot buy a commission several
hundred pounds above regulation price;
offers to buy one at regulation price
and then exchange upon half pay with
any officer Townshend chooses.

Sending astronomical data to an
enquirer.
ACC: 92.9.8 (44.22)

4 p., with addresses.
14 x 9 and 18 x 12 cm.
List of periodicals which have
published biographies of Muller
and not of thanks for a book.

1 p., 3 p., with address.
24 x 19 cm.
Concerning the sale of papers for
Sir William Forbes. The second letter
also discusses Scott's work for the Eclectic Review.

4 p.
15 x 10 cm.
About the memorial to Admiral Blake
in the Abbey.

2 p. 15 x 10 cm.; 3 p. 18 x 11 cm.
About drawings by Dante Gabriel
Rossetti.

3 p., various sizes.
With a stamped envelope.

ALS of 1754 Apr 24 sends information
on "alien" Vicars General; ALS of
1765 Aug 15 addresses various
antiquarian questions and forthcoming
publications.
Both docketed in Ducarel's hand.
Acc.: 04.12.28

1) Commenting on "your excellent
letter to Lord Holland," and
mentioning his own "pamphlet about
coin and paper" [the Reflections
on the abundance of Paper in
circulation and the scarcity of
Specie, published 1810].
2) Lamenting illness and death.
ACC: 94.9.2 (44.219)

5 p.
17 and 18 cm.
Place wanted for his uncle. The
position in Parliament.

4 p.
20 x 16 cm. and 23 x 18 cm.
One letter mentions Horace Walpole.

2 p.
16 x 18 and 23 x 18 cm.
Secret Service memoranda?

2 p.
19 x 11 cm.

On whether Frederick Louis, prince
of Wales should act as chancellor.
One page in shorthand.

2 p. 24 cm.

2 p., 2 p.
18 x 11 cm., 11 x 9 cm.
Concerns a congress in the
Isle of Wight

5 p., with addresses.
20 x 16 cm. and 23 x 18 cm.
Warns Warley of a smallpox outbreak
and asks for suggestions for a
curate. In the second he reports he
has found a curate.

5 p. 18 x 11 cm.
Changes date of sitting.

4 p. 19 x 12 cm.
Asks about possible alterations in
the duty on paper by the Exchequer.

6 p. 18 x 12 cm.
Seeks help in diocesan work.

Concerning the authorship of
Shakespeare's plays and sonnets.
ACC: 96.7.2 (44.305)

1. invitation for the holidays;
2. a planned opera.
ACC: 98.8.13 (44.557)

Requests 3 copies of his 'Essays';
thanks for books sent.
ACC: 91.11.38 (43.259)

Requests figures of his books' sales.
ACC: 91.9.21 (43.202)

Regarding copies of her "Compendium"
and "Theological Extracts".
ACC: 91.11.38 (43.276)

On completion of his book on Beilby
Porteus, bishop of London.

2 p., with address.
12 cm.
Delivery instructions.

4 p., with addresses. 23 x 19 cm.
Nicholson was secretary to John
Ferrier and here discusses the sale
of Dr. Ferrier's Medical Histoires.

2 p., trimmed and backed.

6 p.
23 x 18.5 cm.

3 p., with address.
Payments and publishing.

Concerning copies of "A Translator's
Defense;" concerning remainder copies
of "a small book."
Acc.: 03.6.11

Inquiring after his revisions of A Tour Round the Baltic; sending
set of his "History of France" to
a friend.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Requesting books; canceling
subscription to British Review. With ALS to Cadell & Davies from
unidentified concerning the
subscription, 1812 Nov 27.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Requesting loan of an edition of
Milton; returning a corrected copy
of "a little production" (not
present).
Acc.: 03.6.11

Concerning the plates in Junius. Acc.: 03.6.11

Concerning book orders.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Ordering "a set of Gil Blas
and Don Quixote;" explaining
that he has not received errata
for a volume from "the Bishop."
Acc.: 03.6.11

Requesting that works by him be given
to the bearers of the notes.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Concerning various drawings and
portraits.
Acc.: 03.6.11

Requesting books and inquiring about
subscribing to a possible history
of the French Revolution by "Mr.
Gifford."
Acc.: 03.6.11