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56 p.
Various sizes.
Letters to his wife describe a visit
to France during Allied occupation
after Napoleon's abdication.
Descriptions of sight-seeing with a
British bias.

28 p.
21 x 14 cm.
The correspondence concerns the
production of Scribe's plays at
the Comédie Francaise, Scribe's
ideas of the characters in his
plays, problems of casting, etc.

20 cm.
About various prints which Lane
has engraved.

32 p. Various sizes.
Letters contain personal news
and reflections.

Mostly social news from London,
Portumna and Welleck.
ACC: 82.6.13 (42.23-25)

58 p.
Various sizes.
Concerns caring for W.S. Landor in
his last years.

36 p.
4 to
News of health travels, naval
engagements, changes in the fleet.

22 p., with addresses.
23-25 cm.
Gents. Magazine and other publishing.

23 p., with address. 18 x 12 cm.,
12 x 9 cm.
Contains numerous questions and
replies about assorted literary
points.

41 p. Various sizes.

43 p.
Various sizes.

Correspondence is from customers
in Jamaica with members of the
firm of Messrs. Newton, Gordon,
Murdoch and Scott.
Also includes papers relating to
the bankruptcy of Lewis Cuthbert
in 1774; bills of lading for wine
shipped on "The Phoenix" in
January 1802; and receipts.
ACC.: 02.6.12

Concerning More's and Waldegrave's
and charitable works; religious
subjects, particularly the
religious education of the poor
and the dangers of Methodism
and "sectarianism"; personal news.
Partial list in first folder.
Women writers.
ACC: 97.9.1 (44.361)

31 p., with 2 envelopes.
Various sizes.
4 MS poems, one on the verso
of a letter-card.

29 p.
Various sizes.
With 5 p. memoranda. To his business
agent; letters on leases and
property.

49 p., with addresses. 24 x 19 cm.
Letters from former governess of the
Lady's children in gratitude for
favors and news of children's health.

31 p.
Various sizes.
Concerning the printing of several of
Lewis's engravings.

33 p.
18 x 11 cm.
Editor to contributor, with 3
replies by Cunningham.

20 p., with addresses.
Various sizes.
With a covering note by Coventry
Patmore. Letters contain references
to Hazlitt, Beddoes, etc.

20 x 25 cm.
All are hurried and urgent requests
for payment, either to himself or to
actors.

28 p. 20 x 16 cm.
Personal antiquarian matters.

24 p. Various sizes.
Legal and personal affairs.

Letters relating to literary
scholarship.
With TLS from Voitle to Stephen
Parks, (1991 June 1).
(42.217)

41 p.
Various sizes.
Letters contain a few references
to William Hayley.

17 p.
Various sizes.
Political and personal concerns.

66 p.
24 x 19 cm.

38 p.
Various sizes.
On political and historical matters.

30 p.
Various sizes.

46 p.
Various sizes.
Chiefly about his novels, Tremaine
and De Vere, with one letter on
[P.G. Patmore] 1841 Jul 28.

35 p.
Various sizes.
Tells about her family and present
situation as they move from Sicily to
France, to England, and back to France
because of her husband's precarious
political position.

Details of printing, proofreading,
circulation, etc., of her works. Also
regarding her contributions to
Gentleman's Magazine, a proposed new
editions of John Stow's (1525?-1605)
Chronicle, and Sir George Bue's
Third Universitie. Also discussion of
mutual friends, travel, etc.
Women writers.
ACC: 96.12.9 (44.316)

Personal news and publishing.

58 p. 24 x 19 cm.

86 p.;
Letters deal with the Madeira
Campaign, Clinton's infatuation with
his new rank, the general
incompetency of his men, and
diplomatic affairs; the map traces
Clinton's route from England to
Madeira; A more detailed description
is with the letters.

Comtean philosophy.
Accompanied by: 2 ALS to Fleay from
Ethel Harrison.
ACC: 90.8.3 (43.56)

Letters describe towns visited in
England, Scotland, and Ireland.

22 p.
25 x 20 cm.
Concerning family health and financial
matters. Urges Kay to retire from
service and enter into a partnership
in a banking house.

Reports on the condition of the
army in Spain and his illness.

1) Conveying compliments and
extending an invitation. 2)
Commenting on More's first volumes.
3) Returning a letter, and
commenting on More's work.
ACC: 95.4.13 (44.232)

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.