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29 p.
Various sizes.

22 p. Various sizes.
On the text of Keats.

Detailed accounts of monetary and
trade transactions involving such
items as mares, corn, wine and
brandy, and discussion of the
relationship of trade to European
conflicts and various political
crises. Sidney also discusses his
father's death and his attempt to
obtain from the family estate funds
sufficient to return to Gascony and
purchase a house. Names mentioned
include William Penn (1644-1718) and
John Swinton (1621-1679), Philip
Herbert, Earl of Pembroke (1653-1683),
and Arthur Capell, Earl of Essex
(d.1683).
ACC: 93.2.2 (44.45)

37 p.
23 x 18 cm.
Copies of records on Norfolk
antiquities.

20 p. Various sizes.
Business affairs.

10 p.
Various sizes.
Accompanied by 14 pieces of related
material, including verses and a
drawing, assembled by Graham.

17 p.
18 x 11 cm.
Concerning gifts and visits.

29 p.
24 x 19 cm.
Letters to Lord Sydney, as Secretary
of State, concerning the primary and
secondary dignities of his father, who
was created Marquis Townshend in 1787.
Including some interesting comments
on the heralds of the College of
Arms. Accompanied by a letter from
Lord Townshend to Sydney, on
the same subject.

Family and social matters, with details
of her school life at Hammersmith.
ACC: 91.11.63 (43.345)