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11 p., with addresses. 23 x 18 cm.
Taylor writes his daughter
concerning family affairs,
especially the marriage of her
brother Arthur. The last letter
tells of the destruction of his
business by a "new mode of spinning
by machinery which deprived
thousands of hands of that
employment."

4 p. and 2 p.
18 x 11 cm. and 14 x 9 cm.
Concerning invitations to visit.

17 p.
Various sizes.
On the distribution of her husband's
books Catharine Douglas and Friends
in Council.

50 p.
22 x 18 cm.
Hastings writes Colebrooke, the Chair-
man of the East India Company, a
detailed account of his actions as
Governor of Bengal. He speaks
especially of Bengal's financial
problems and of his attempts to solve
them, partially through reforms in
customs and administration. He also
discusses external affairs and
personal conflicts.

13 p. Various sizes.
On theatre history. Accompanied by
Lawrence's notes on Summers' Roscius Anglicanus, and a number
of newspaper cuttings and other
notes.
Removed from Summers' copy of Roscius Anglicanus.

5 p.
Various sizes.
Concerns the printing and
distributing of new editions of her
sermons.

32 p. 18 x 11 cm.
Newdegate opposes the Reform Bill,
since it would "give the Whig and
Radical Party an undue proportion
of the seats created...," would
lower the franchise and would deny
seats to men of intelligence who
scorn politics. He decries the
contentment of the Conservatives,
and the lack of an active "defence
of our institutions." He describes
the political situation, and
Russell's motives. He worries over
the encroachments of Jews and
Catholics.

1) from Thomas Rickman to John
Rickman [originally inserted in
book as presentation copy] 1820
March 29 London, 4 to 5 pp. 2)
from John Rickman to Thomas
Rickman [MS. draft] 1820 Sept.
27 Palace Yard, 5 pp. 3) from
Thomas Rickman to John Rickman
1820 Oct. 4, 4 to 9 pp. Birmingham
Includes sketches of Gothic arches
and windows.
ACC: 96.1.2 (44.315)

33 p. 24 x 19 cm.
Political reports.

4 p. various sizes
On the terms of Gisborne's works pub-
lished by Cadell and Davies, including The Principles of Moral Philosophy -- -- investigated and applied to the Con- -- -- sitution of Civil Society, Walks in a -- -- Forest, and Duties of the Female Sex.