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Emotional thanks from son to father
for preferment elder Stillingfleet
obtained for son; apology for all
the ill he had done and promise
to change his ways.
Accompanied by: detailed list of
"Debts owing by Dr. Stillingfleete"
at London, Cambridge and other places.
ACC: 91.6.10 (43.150)

Lengthy letter to his uncle
explaining that a loan of 20 pounds
which the bishop thought was still
owing had been largely repaid to Dr.
Edward Stillingfleet, the bishop's
son.
ACC: 93.7.7 (44.90)

2 p. 18 x 11 cm.

4 p.
25 x 20 cm.
Talfourd's Copyright bill.

2 p. 20 x 16 cm.
Objects to a description of himself
as "a drawing-room spouter of
unsolicited verse."
Published in The Swinburne Letters,
ed. Cecil Y. Lang, New Haven, 1962,
v.6, 216-216.

4 p., with address. 22.7 x 18.3 cm.
Year from internal evidence.

3 p. 23 x 19 cm.
Contains an eye-witness account of
Lord Chatham's fatal seizure.

Letter written in mock-heroic style
containing news of tutors and pupils
at Eton, including mention of the
appointment of Forster as Headmaster.
ACC.: 02.4.7

2 p.
20 x 13 cm.

1 p.
17 x 12 cm.