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52 p. Various sizes.
Accompanied by 15 autograph poems
presented to Locker-Lampson.

6 p. Various sizes.

8 p. 18 x 11 cm.
Intends to vote for him at the
Athenaeum; mourns the death of
Maclagan's niece.

Rutherford summarizes his research
on 16th c. English history;
discusses earlier scholarship,
returns borrowed books and requests
more.
Accompanied by: one reply by Ashby.
ACC: 91.9.14 (43.194)

5 p., with address. 23 x 19 cm.
With 6 p. copies of old Scots
documents.
On the old Scottish vernacular.

3 p.
23 x 19 cm. and 25 x 20 cm.
On his books and his writings.

3 p., with address.
23 x 37 cm.
Concerned with various business
dealings and meetings. Letter of
8/12/1811 written on the back of
"Proposals for Publishing by Subscrip-
tion, all the Mathematical Questions"
in the Lady's Diary.

5 p. 23 x 18 (2), 25 x 19 (1) cm.
On family matters and Edmund
Burke calling.

Letters to the first British Minister
to the United States. The first, dated
1800 Aug 9, declines the editorship of
the True Briton on the grounds that
accepting would compromise his
reputation for political independence
and stresses the importance of
the press in modern politics.
The second, dated 1800 Sep 23, sends
a "file of Federal papers" and
mentions the importance of a "History
of the American rebellion."
The third, dated 1800 Oct 7, announces
a change in mailing address.
Accompanied by extensive typed
excerpts.
Acc.: 03.9.2

3 p.
Various sizes.
Encloses manuscripts for publication,
returns another. Offers to contribute
more memoirs to Hardin's work.