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Brief letters describing visits to
the continent, political matters, and
Macaulay's good friend Sir Charles
Edward Trevelyan (1807-1886).
Accompanied by: a letter from Hannah
Trevelyan (d.1873) to Ellis.
ACC: 92.6.16 (43.493)

Expressing thanks for the first
volume of hisDissertations on the -- -- Prophesies and inquiring if he will,
in the second volume, refer to
other authors on the prophecies.
Also mentions George Lyttelton, 1st
Baron Lyttelton (1709-1773); Horace
Walpole (1717-1797) and hisHistoric -- -- Doubts on Richard III; Lincoln's Inn.
ACC: 95.6.4 (44.25)

The two earliest ALS (1737 Oct 4,
1737 Nov 22) concern Warner's request
that Townshend correct and "improve"
his September 14th sermon for
printing. The ALS of 1761 Sep 24
describes his interview with the
Lord Chancellor on his proposed
research in Ireland; and the ALS
of [1767] Feb 24 describes Warner's
gout, assures Townshend that his
letters have been destroyed, and
discusses political matters, including
the "Jacobite" David Hume.
Acc.: 03.1.8

6 p. Various sizes.

4 p.
Various sizes.

5 p. 23 x 18 cm.

13 p.
Various sizes.

8 p. Various sizes.

7 p., with address.
23 x 19 cm.
Details of the problem faced by
printing of Buckland's writings and
lithographs.

16 p.
23 x 19 cm.