• (fols. 1-48) copy, and two drafts, of three reports to the Board of Trade by John Bowring and George Villiers, 1832
• (fols. 49-94) papers, some printed, some in French, relating to trade, 1825-33, n.d., including
  • (fols. 54-9) printed papers concerning the London and Birmingham railway
  • (fols. 90-3) copy of letter to Adolphe Thiers, [1832?]
• (fols. 95-166) letters from Bowring, in France (mainly Paris) to Villiers, 1831-3
• (fols. 167-72) draft obituary by Villiers, of T.H. Villiers (1801-32), 1832
• (fols. 172-3) verse [by Villiers?]

• (fols. 1-26) papers, many sent as enclosures with letters from G.R. Porter, Board of Trade, 18[39?]-40
• (fols. 27-79) letters to Villiers 'during my mission to Paris in 1832' (fol. 27), 1831-4, mainly from
  • (fols. 30-47) Lord Auckland, 1832-3
  • (fols. 43-67) C.E. Poulett Thomson, 1831-4
  with
  • (fols. 68-79) miscellaneous papers, with drafts of a few letters from Villiers, including (fols. 68-71) draft of a letter to [Thomson], n.d.

With

• (fols. 96-9) copy of letter from Villiers to Adolphe Thiers
• (fols. 110-11) copy of letter to the Duc de Broglie
• (fols. 122-31) copies of two letters from Thiers to Thomson

With

• (fols. 1-2, 119-22) letters from Lord Granville to Thomson
• (fols. 26-7) letters from Bowring to Lord Auckland
• (fols. 40-1, 44-8) letter from Bordeaux, and (fols. 46-8) 'Declaration du Commerce de Bordeaux contre le projet de loi des Douanes'
• (fols. 72-3) copy of letter from Thomson to Bowring
• (fols. 96-9) copy of letter from Bowring to Lord Palmerston

Includes

• (fol. 5) copy of letter from Thomson to Lord Palmerston, with note by Palmerston on the verso, 1832
• (fols. 8-9) copy of letter to Lord Granville, 1832
• (fols. 10-11, 41-7) copies of letters to Thiers, 1832-3
• (fols. 12-13) copy of letter from Joseph Hume to Bowring, 1832
• (fols. 14-22) 'Representations addressed to the Chambers, on our Custom House Tariff', from the merchants of Bordeaux, 1832
• (fols. 23-40) account of the Commission's activities from Nov. 1832 to Mar. 1833

• 1833: No. 1 (30 Sept.) - No. 45 (31 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches
• 1834: No. 1 (7 Jan.) - No. 203 (31 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches. (For 1834 no. 178 is missing)

1835: No. 1 (8 Jan.) - No. 221 (26 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches, and Slave Trade despatches Nos. 3 and 4. (Nos. 104, 184 and 192 are missing).

nos. 1-100 = MS. Clar. dep. c. 442/1; nos. 101-221 = MS. Clar. dep. c. 442/2

1836: No. 1 (2 Jan.) - No. 162 (29 June), also 'Separate' despatches (No.4 is missing).

1836: No. 163 (2 July) - No. 340 (30 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches. (No.264 is missing).

1837: No. 1 (4 Jan.) - No. 166 (24 June), also 'Separate' despatches.

1837: No. 168 (1 July) - No. 399 (30 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches. (No.167 is missing). Copy of No. 325 and its two enclosures in c. 470, Folder 2, item 8.

1838: No. 1 (7 Jan.) - No. 253 (30 June), also 'Separate' despatches. (Nos.205 and 244 are missing).

Jan.-Mar. = MS. Clar. dep. c. 447/1; Apr.-June = MS. Clar. dep. c. 447/2

1838: No. 254 (7 July) - No. 334 (29 Dec.), also 'Separate' despatches. (No.257, 1st leaf missing).

1839: No. 1 (5 Jan.) - No. 65 (7 Mar.), also 'Separate' despatches.

For 1835: Nos. 3 and 4 see c. 442 above. (No. 40, 1838 is missing).

• (c. 452/1) 2 May 1835-26 Dec. 1835
• (c. 452/2) 2 Jan. 1836-30 Dec. 1836

• 4 Jan. 1837-30 Dec. 1837
• 7 Jan. 1838-30 June 1838 (some damaged by damp)

• To Zea, 28 Sept.-29 Dec. 1833
• To De La Rosa, 10 Jan.-30 Dec. 1834
• To De La Rosa, 1 Jan.-10 June 1835
• To Count Toreno, 10 June-16 Sept. 1835

• (c. 455/1) Folder 1. To M. Mendizabel, 18 Sept. 1835-30 Apr. 1836
• Folder 2. To Count of Almodovar, 2-13 May 1836, 12-30 Mar. 1837
• Folder 3. To M. Isturiz, 26 May-11 Aug. 1836
• (c. 455/2) Folder 4. To M. Calatrava, 18 Aug. 1836-17 Aug. 1837
• Folder 5. To M. Bardaxi, 22 Aug.-17 Dec. 1837

• To Count Ofalia, 19-29 Dec. 1837
• To Count Ofalia, 10 Jan.-9 July 1838
• To Frias, 18 Oct.-3 Dec. 1838
• To M. de Ois, 13-26 Dec. 1838

To Villiers from Gibraltar, Barcelona, Malaga, Cadiz, Alicante and Cartagena.

Villiers to various consuls and others.

• Folder 1. Lt. George Turner to Villiers, 1838
• Folder 2. Lt. George Turner to Southern, 1838
• Folder 3. Col. Wylde to Villiers, 1838
• Folder 4. Lt.-Col. -? to Villiers, 1838
• Folder 5. Villiers to Lt. George Turner, 1838; Lt.-Col. -? to Villiers, 1838

To Lord William Russell, 1833-4, and Lord Howard de Walden (Charles Augustus Ellis, 6th Baron), 1834-5

• To M. de Palmella (D. Pedro de Sonda Holstein, count of Palmella, leader of the Portuguese constitutional party?) 7 Nov. 1833
• To Lord William Russell, 7 Nov. 1833-5 Jan. 1834
• To Lord Howard de Walden, 5 Jan. and 12 Oct. 1834

Preceded by copies of letters (French and English) to Le Chevalier de Zea Bermudez of Spain on Portuguese affairs, 4-17 Oct. 1833, with part of es reply (Spanish) to the last letter.

• Hon. Frederick Gerald Byng of the Foreign Office to Villiers, Mar. 1833-Nov. 1836
• Dr. J. Bowring to Villiers, 1833-4 (see also c.544 Bowring to Villiers, 1833, and c.559 for 1858-9 and later.)
• Memorandum by Lord William Hervey on commercial relations between Britain and Spain

• Copies of papers (1717-1737) concerning Anglo-Spanish relations before the war of 1739, mainly from correspondence of 1730-33 between Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State, and Mr. Keene (later Sir Benjamin Keene), minister at Madrid and agent for the South Sea Company
• Printed papers, official and other, including treaties, 1739-86, viz.:
  • His Catholic Majesty's manifesto, etc. London, 1739
  • A State of the rise and progress of our disputes with Spain, etc. [By Hugh Hume Campbell, 3rd Earl of Marchmont.] London, 1739.
  • A Treaty concluded and signed at Madrid on the 5th of October N.S. 1750. Published by authority. London, 1750
  • Papers relative to the rupture with Spain, etc., Command paper, 29 Jan. 1762. London, 1762
  • Observations on the 'Papers relative to the rupture with Spain', in a letter from a Member of Parliament [John Wilkes] to a friend in the country. London, 1762
  • Preliminary articles of peace between His Britannick Majesty, and the most Christian King. Signed at Versailles, the 20th of January, 1783. Published by Authority. London, 1783
  • The Definitive treaty of peace and friendship between His Britannick Majesty, and the most Christian King. Signed at Versailles, the 3rd of September, 1783. Published by Authority. London, 1783.
  • Another edition of the above with the words 'King of Spain' instead of 'most Christian King.'
  • Convention between His Britannick Majesty and the King of Spain. Signed at London, the 14th of July 1786. Published by authority. London, 1786. See also c. 473

Folder 1

• Text of Treaty of Utrecht (printed).
• Cabinet paper on French activities in Spain since 1841 (printed)
• Second paper on the same subject

Folder 2

• Miscellaneous papers of 1834 (New lists have been made for some packets and are included here.)
• 24 Jan. 1834, James Graham to Villiers, Situation in Spain and Portugal
• Note by Büschenthal on Don Pedro's amnesty, n.d.
• 15 June 1834, Büschenthal to Villiers. Intercepted papers
• 23 May 1834, Palmella to Villiers. (Treaty of 22 Apr. 1834)
• Copy of Quad[ruple] Treaty (Portuguese), n.d.
• 5 Feb. 1834, M. Rodet (Paris) to Villiers. (Villiers' embassy to Spain.)
• 22 May 1834, Ofalia to Villiers
• 11 Apr. 1834, Sir Alexander Malet (from Lisbon) General Bern (Polish General in trouble in Portugal)
• 12 and 29 May 1834, 2 letters from M. de Sarmento.
• 17 June 1834, Palmerston to Le Marquis de Miraflores. (Copy)
• 17 Mar. 1834, Sir Robert Adair (Brussels) to Villiers (introducing Col. Arias)
• 1834, Lord Althorp to Villiers (introducing Col. Arias)
• 8 Sept. 1834, Miss Jane Porter to Villiers (advancement for her brother)
• 27 Feb. 1834, Crave (Paris) to Villiers (Paris politics)
• 4 letters from Lord Auckland (Board of Trade)
• 9 May 1834, Lord Clarendon to George Villiers
• 10 July 1834, Lord Clarendon to George Villiers (change of Government)
• 22 July and 2 July 1834 (2 letters), Marquis de las Amarillas to Villiers (New Eng. govt.)
• 11, 27 May and 22 June, 3 letters, Perez de Castro to Villiers (Lisbon)
• Draft despatch, M. de la Rosa to Frias, concerning Don Carlos' return to Spain, n.d.
• 24 Jan. 1834, Copy of decree by Don Carlos
• 10 Feb. and 20 May (?) 1834 (2 letters), Baron de Freville(?) to Villiers
• 2 Jan. 1834, Wellington to Villiers (thanks to Zea).
• 27 Mar. 1834, Chairman of Oriental Translation Committee to Villiers
• 25 Apr. 1834, Mr. Honan to Villiers (explanation of correspondence in newspapers)
• 13 June 1834, Col. George Flinter to Villiers (situation in Spain and Portugal)
• 2 Dec. 1834, Mr. Cochrane to Villiers
• 5 Aug. 1834, Mr. Wysel (?) to Villiers (seeking information concerning education in Spain)
• 22 Apr. 1834, M. de Saraiva to Infante Da. Maria Francisca de Assis. (Copy)
• 22 Nov. 1834, Villiers to Lt.-Col. Wylde (despatch by Spanish courier)
• 28 Sept. 1834, Mr. Mitchell to Villiers (his release from prison)
• 16 July 1834, M. Accra (?)'s complaint to Count Toreno concerning protection given by British cruisers to smuggling ships. (Communicated confidentially to Villiers by Count Toreno.)
• 15 July 1834, Despatch from Spanish Chargé d'Affaires at Constantinople to M. de la Rosa. (Copy)
• 20 Mar. 1834, A. G. Stapleton to Villiers, establishing authorship of a pamphlet on Canning's policy on Portugal. (Stapleton was Canning's Private Secretary.)
• 2 Mar. 1834, Palmella to Villiers
• 14 Aug. 1834, General Castanos to Villiers
• 20 Oct. 1834, Spanish Minister of Interior to Villiers
• Correspondence between Villiers and Büschenthal, with three or four miscellaneous letters

Folder 3

• Miscellaneous papers for 1835 (list by Clarendon attached)
• 5 Mar. 1835, Miss Jane Porter to Villiers (advancement for her brother)
• 11 Mar. 1835, Wellington to Villiers
• 12 Jan. 1835, General Mina (?) to Villiers
• 4 Mar. 1835, Lord Clarendon to Villiers
• 25 Oct. 1835, Lord Clarendon to Villiers
• 6 Oct. 1835, Villiers to Madame Graham (Copy)
• Jan.-May 1835, Correspondence with M. Cazes (?).
• 13, 14 Apr. 1835, Mr. Alonso to Henry Southern.
• 26 Feb. 1835, Francisco Antonio to Villiers

Folder 4

• Miscellaneous papers of various dates (list by Clarendon attached)

Folder 1

• Miscellaneous papers for 1833 (list by Clarendon).

Folder 2

• Various papers
• 27 June 1838, Sir George Villiers to Baron Carondelet (?) (Copy)
• 13 and 20 Apr. 1839, Dal Borgo to Villiers
• 29 Mar. 1839(?) J. Lacy to General Cabrera (Copy).
• Part of a letter, William Hervey to Clarendon, n.d.
• 27 Dec. 1838, Lyons to Villiers
• 6 July 1839?, Poulett Thomson to Clarendon
• 4 Jan. 1839, Clarendon to H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex (draft)
• 19 Nov. 1837, Despatch, Villiers to Palmerston, No. 325 (Copy). Translation of speech by Don Carlos enclosed with Despatch 325. Enumeration of atrocities committed in last 6 months enclosed with despatch No. 325.
• 16 Apr. 1839, Ofalia to Clarendon. Two letters Frias (?) to Clarendon
• 5 Jan. 1839, Viardus to Clarendon. Convention for reciprocal abrogation of discriminating duties in the ports of Great Britain and Spain (between King of England and Queen of Spain) (draft)

with a few other miscellaneous papers.

Folder 3. Contains many miscellaneous letters nearly all for 1836-1837. (There is a [Clar.] list of 1837 papers on top of one packet.) They include those listed above and also letters to and from Thiers, Spanish Ministers, Col. Wylde, Lt. Turner, and Lord Lansdowne, as well as many others of varying interest and importance

• Various papers
• 3 Oct. 1833, Villiers to Lord William Russell (death of King of Spain). (Copy)
• Two notes in Villiers' hand on Stratford Canning's instructions on Spain and Portugal (1832-33)
• Oct.-Nov. 1836, Correspondence with and concerning Mr. Ivers (correspondent of the Morning Post in Madrid).
• 16 June 1836, Villiers to General Evans (Copy).
• 14 Jan. 1836, Villiers to Lord Howard de Walden (Copy)
• 16 Dec. 1836, Eyre Crowe to Villiers
• 11 May 18--? Eyre Crowe to Villiers
• 20 May 1836, Duke of Wellington to Villiers
• 5 Feb. 1836, J. B. Renery (?) to Villiers (investigation of trade possibilities in Spain)
• 23 Mar. 1836, M. B. Honan to Villiers
• 4 Jan. 1837, Villiers to Thiers. (Copy)

• 21 June 1838, Mr. Wakefield to Villiers, horses for Spain contract. Various drafts of letters to Zea concerning policy of Spain to Portugal
• 30 Apr. 1837, Palmerston to Villiers, enclosing a note by Lt.-Col. Reid criticising the strategic tacties of the British Legion in Spain
• Some miscellaneous papers 1830-33 (list attached by Clarendon)
• 18 Oct. 1838, Lord John Hay (North Star) to Villiers
• Receipt for valuation of Villiers' furniture. Withdrawn 4.i.62
• 9 Nov. 1838, Lord John Hay (North Star) to Villiers
• 1836 Letters Villiers to Mendizabel (copies)
• 2 Jan. 1834, Villiers to Zea (Copy)
• 20 Oct. 1833, Villiers to Lord Wm. Russell (Copy).
• June 1836, Villiers to General Evans (Copy), and a few others
• One packet of letters regarding the broken engagement betweeen Lord Villiers (son of Lord Jersey) and the daughter of Lady Pembroke, 1836. Withdrawn 4.i.62
• Aug. 1836, Mendizabel to Villiers concerning occurrences at Madrid
• Also other letters from Mendizabel, General Cordova, etc
• (There is a (Clar.) list in this packet.)

• Note on Anglo-Spanish Treaties, 1667-1828
• Audit Office to Clarendon, 17 Aug. 1839, relieving Clarendon of charges for £1,000 spent in secret service activities between 14 July 1834 and 12 Aug. 1837
• 6 Jan. 1838, Sir George Villiers to General commanding troops of Don Carlos in the Province of Aragon claiming liberation of Lord Wm. Hervey who was taken prisoner by a party of Carlist troops near Alcolea. Copy to Palmerston. This is a draft in Clarendon's hand
• 30 Mar. 1838, Sir George Villiers to Brig. Jachmus
• 27 June 1838, Sir George Villiers to Col. Reed, R.E. (Copy), who had asked for information concerning the hurricane in the West Indies in 1780
• 17 May 1838, Sir George Villiers to Mr. Lynn (Extract), exchange of P.O.W.s
• 14 Jan. 1838, Sir George Villiers to Political chief of Madrid concerning disposal of Englishmen said to be deserters from 53rd Regt. in garrison at Gibraltar. (Copy)
• 10 June 1838, Sir George Villiers to Mr. Macintosh (horses for Spain)
• 4 July 1838, Baron Carondolet to Sir George Villiers. Letters from Espartero, Mendizabel, to Sir George Villiers
• 21 Feb. 1838, Secretary of British Museum to Sir George Villiers. (Information concerning libraries in suppressed Spanish monasteries.)
• 15 Feb. 1838, Secretary of British Museum to Sir George Villiers. (Information concerning libraries in suppressed Spanish monasteries.)
• 22 Aug. 1838, General Parchinas to General Cordova.
• 1828, Printed pamphlet, Explicacion de la procession de Corpus, Significacion de las Rocas y de la degolla ó Caballets.
• 9 June 1838,? Orlando to Villiers
• 10 June 1838, Villiers to Col. Wakefield (draft in Clarendon's hand)
• 1838, Various letters and press cuttings, Col. Hervey to Villiers. Various memoranda in Spanish, one by Marziani
• a few miscellaneous letters in Spanish
• a number of letters almost completely illegible, Alava to Villiers

• (1) Pamphlets
• • (a) 'Hamlet. Imitacion de Shakespeare. Por Pablo Alonso de la Avecilla. Madrid. Febrero 18 de 1834.' Presented to the British Minister to Spain
  • (b) 'Memoria sobre el caracter del Feudalismo en España presentada a la real academia de la historia por Dn. Alberto Lista.' Madrid, 1828
  • (c) 'España dormida. Memoria de lo que hay de mas y de menos en la España escrita por D^n. Joseph del Campillo y Cosio: Primer Ministro del Rey Felipe quinto. Año de 1741.' Primera parte
  • (d) 'España despierta. Reflexciones mui importantes para el mejor regimen de la Monarquia española.' Segunda parte de la obra que escrivio d^n. Josef del Campillo y Cosio, Primer Ministro que fue del Rey Felipe quinto. Que sirve de aditamento a lo que hay de mas y demenos en España
  • (e) 'Noticias de varios acaecimientos de la vida del Conde Duque de Olivares d^n. Gaspar de Guzman, y Ocurencias, que precedieron a su caida. Escribiolas d^n. Fran^co Quevedo (?) Año de 1645.'
  • (f) 'Instruccion que debera observarse para la eleccíon de los Diputados de Cortes. Lugar delas Armas Reales. Sevilla. En la Imprenta Real. Año de 1830.'
  • (g) 'Carta del Embasador en Paris el Ex^mo. S^or. Azara al Ex^mo. S^or.Principe de la Paz.' 1800
• (2) Various Spanish 17th-cent. manuscripts in a packet.
• (3) Bundle of Papers containing:
  • Packet 'Papers relative to affairs at Barcelona sent to me by Genl. Sancho - Span. Minr. in Engd.' 1843. (This from a Clarendon note): i.e., letters between Guizot and Spanish Chargé d'Affaires in Paris.
  • Packet, 'Carta de Llinas al Conde de Almodovar.'
  • Various Spanish papers sent to Lord Aberdeen in 1843, and other papers

• 'Papers Relative to the War in Spain.' Printed.
• Estatuto Real para La Convocacion de las Cortes Generales del Reino (Madrid: En la Imprenta Real, 1834)
• Real Decreto que contiene los Reglamentos para el régimen y gobierno de los Estamentos de Próceres y Procuradores del Reino (Madrid, 1834)
• Pragmatica-Sancion en Fuerza de Ley (Madrid, 1833)
• Letter-book containing letters written to the Marquis de Grimaldo by the Marquis de Monteleon (who was Spanish Ambassador in London) in 1714 and 1715
• 'Camarindeapolo Dedicado a Don Alonso Fernandez Manrique caballero del abito de Santiago, conde de monte hermoso y senor de la uilla de ga listeo. SV SVTOR - don antonio Joseph de becerra y monroy.'

• (fols. 1-28) report by James Henderson, 'The Belgian, Rhenish and other Continental Railroads, with reference to commerce', 1844, with (fols. 1-2) letter from him
• (fols. 29-30, 57-8) printed address and report, Montreal, 1846, on Canadian trade
• (fols. 31-52) copy of a letter from an unidentified Hong Kong merchant, on the decline of trade in Hong Kong, and the opium trade, 1846, enclosing (fols. 49-52) two letters to Sir Frederic W.A. Bruce on the opium trade, 1846
• (fols. 53-6) letter from Richard Robert Madden, 1846, enclosing copies of letters to him from (fol. 55) Lord Stanley, 1841, and (fol. 56) W.E. Gladstone, 1846
• (fols. 59-72, 125-32) letters and report by James Henderson, relating to trade with Spain, 1846
• (fols. 73-85, 96-9) letter and memorandum on British trade with Spain and the Spanish colonies, 1846
• (fols. 86-7) letter to John Macgregor [1846], on breweries and distilleries
• (fols. 88-95) printed papers, Downing Street, 1846, on Mauritius
• (fols. 100-13) letters concerning the management of railroads, including (fols. 100-1, 102-5) letters from and to Lord Sandon, 1846
• (fols. 114-20) letter from Sir George Cornewall Lewis, on the poor-law, [1846]
• (fols. 121-4) letter on the conditions of labourers in the Axminster Division, Devon, 1846
• (fols. 133-4) letter on proposed 'Compagnie de la Balance du commerce des céreales', 1846
• (fols. 135-59) letters and report on tea duties, including (fols. 147-59) letters and reports by G.R. Porter, 1846
• (fols. 160-73) W.B., The comparitive merits of direct and indirect taxation (London, 1846)

Includes letters from

• Lord Anglesey, 1842-50
• Lord Auckland, 1847-8
• The Archbishop of Armagh (private), 1847-51
• Mr. G. E. Anson, 1848-9

with papers relating to Arglass Harbour (Major Beauclere), 1848-50.

Includes letters from

• Lord Bandon, 1848-50
• Sir F. Baring, 1849-51
• Sir M. Barrington, 1848-9
• Sir E. Blakeney, 1847-9
• Charles Buller, 1848
• Sir H. Bulwer, 1849

with papers of Judge Bell, 1849, and declaration of Martin Burke, letters of Brady, Lord Besborough and others.

Letters from

• Lord Clare, 1847-50
• Lord Carlisle, 1847-50
• Lord Clancarty, 1847-51
• Lord Courtown, 1847-50
• Lord Conyngham, 1848-9
• Lord Carew, 1847-52
• Mr. Carlyle, May 1848-Aug. 1849
• Mr. Croker, 1848-9

Letters from

• Lord Clanricarde, 1847-51
• Sir Philip Crampton, Mr. and Miss Crampton, 1849-51
• Mr. Connellan, 1848-50
• E.H. Cradock, 1849-50

Includes letters from

• The Archbishop of Dublin, 1847-52
• Lord Mayor Duke, 1849
• The Bishop of Down and Connor, 1848-51
• Lord de Ros, 1852
• Lord Stuart de Decies, 1848-51
• Lord Downshire, 1847-51
• Lord and Lady Donoughmore, 1847-9
• Lord Devon, 1847-8
• Sir James Dombraine, 1848-50

• (bundle 20) includes letters from
  • Miss Eden
  • Lord Ellenborough
  • Dr. Ennis
  • Mr. F. Elliot
• (bundle 21) letters from Sir George Grey, 20 July-30 Dec. 1847

Also information on Irish rebels, letter to Sommerville from Poor Law Office, 1848, copy of despatch from Peel to Gower.

Also copy of letter from Cowley to Palmerston.

Letters from

• Sir William Hervey, 1848-9
• Lord Hardinge, 1848
• Sir John Hobhouse, 1847-51
• Dean Hoare, 1848-51
• Mr. Hawes, Mr. Hamilton, 1847-50
• Mr. Horsfall, 1848

Includes letters from

• Lord Minto
• The Bishop of Meath
• Mr. D. Mcfryer
• Mr. Fox Maule
• Admiral Mackey
• Mr. W. A. Montgomery

Includes letters from

• Lord and Lady Normanby
• The Bishop of Norwich
• Archbishop Nicholson
• Sir C. Napier

Includes letters from

• Lord Ormonde
• Lord Oranmore
• The Bishop of Ossory
• Sir Lucius O'Brien
• the Hon. and Rev. S.G. Osborne
• Mr. O'Reilly

Letters from

• Lord Roden
• Lord de Ros
• Lord Rutherford
• Baron Richards
• Sir John Romilly
• Mr. Reeve
• Mr. Spring Rice

With papers including those relating to lieutenants of the counties, 1831-50, ministers' salaries, petitions from the Catholic clergy, cheap railways project, the Habeas Corpus Act, with copies of despatches from Grey, and other papers on the state of Ireland, 1848.

Includes papers relating to unemployment, requests and suggestions, and the poor law and the case for, and opinion on, the Incumbered Estates Act.

Includes papers relating to the Board of Health, salaries of the Irish clergy and their glebe, the agricultural school at Quath, the Farmers' Estate Society bill, the Royal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland, with reports of the Government school of design and papers concerning Clarendon's estates.

Includes letters from

• The Duke of Cambridge
• Lord Clanricarde (1852)
• Lord Clare
• Lord Carew
• Lord and Lady Campbell
• Lord Cottentham
• Lord Cloncurry
• Irish Colleges

Includes a book of letters and papers relating to the case Birch v. Somerville 1852; questions and evidence on the Dublin Corporation's evading a proviso relating to the admission of honorary freemen.

Relates to Dolly's Brae, the Navy, police, schools, fisheries, railroads, and other subjects.

With a map of Ireland.

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 255) Holland
• (fol. 292) Bavaria
• (fol. 304) German States
• (fol. 322) Denmark
• (fol. 378) Sweden
• (fol. 411) Sardinia
• (fol. 457) Tuscany
• (fol. 634) Naples

• (fol. 1) Lord Palmerston
• (fol. 256) Lord John Russell

• (fol. 1) Lord Aberdeen
• (fol. 147) Sir J. Graham
• (fol. 277) Cabinet (miscellaneous)

• (fol. 1) Russia
• (fol. 414) China
• (fol. 442) South America

• (fol. 1) Spain
• (fol. 249) Portugal
• (fol. 338) Switzerland

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 399) Holland
• (fol. 506) Borneo
• (fol. 664) Germany

• (fol. 1) Lord Aberdeen
• (fol. 125) Sir J. Graham
• (fol. 544) Cabinet (miscellaneous)

• (fol. 1) Lord Palmerston
• (fol. 282) Lord John Russell
• (fol. 786) Duke of Newcastle

• (fol. 1) Spain
• (fol. 528) Portugal
• (fol. 625) South America

• (fol. 1) Switzerland
• (fol. 83) Sweden
• (fol. 303) Denmark
• (fol. 530) Sardinia
• (fol. 594) Tuscany

• (fol. 1) Turkey
• (fol. 417) Egypt
• (fol. 524) Greece

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 243) Holland
• (fol. 354) Spain
• (fol. 635) Portugal
• (fol. 679) Mexico
• (fol. 772) South America

• (fol. 1) Lord Lansdowne
• (fol. 35) Sir G. Grey
• (fol. 84) Lord Panmure
• (fol. 285) Sir G. C. Lewis
• (fol. 519) Mr. V. Smith
• (fol. 358) Sir C. Wood
• (fol. 527) Sir W. Molesworth
• (fol. 540) Duke of Argyll
• (fol. 574) Lord Carlisle
• (fol. 585) Miscellaneous

• (fol. 1) Lord Aberdeen
• (fol. 48) Mr. Gladstone
• (fol. 63) Sir J. Graham
• (fol. 92) Duke of Newcastle
• (fol. 128) Mr. S. Herbert
• (fol. 145) Lord John Russell
• (fol. 464) Lord Granville
• (fol. 529) Lord Harrowby

• (fol. 1) Frankfurt
• (fol. 121) Bavaria
• (fol. 179) Hanover
• (fol. 330) Wurttemberg
• (fol. 368) Switzerland
• (fol. 557) Greece

• (fol. 1) Russia
• (fol. 148) China
• (fol. 281) Persia
• (fol. 396) Denmark
• (fol. 519) Sweden

• (fol. 1) Egypt
• (fol. 56) Duke of Newcastle
• (fol. 139) General Williams
• (fol. 303) miscellaneous

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 209) Holland
• (fol. 300) Frankfurt
• (fol. 353) Bavaria
• (fol. 369) Hanover
• (fol. 414) Wurttemberg
• (fol. 467) Secretary Correspondence

• (fol. 1) Duke of Argyll
• (fol. 26) Lord Cranworth
• (fol. 29) Lord Granville
• (fol. 60) Lord Harrowby
• (fol. 125) Mr. Labouchère
• (fol. 150) Lord Lansdowne
• (fol. 174) Sir G. C. Lewis
• (fol. 294) Lord Panmure
• (fol. 344) Mr. V. Smith
• (fol. 446) Lord Stanley of Alderley
• (fol. 455) Sir C. Wood

• (fol. 1) Naples
• (fol. 110) Sardinia
• (fol. 400) Florence

• (fol. 1) Russia
• (fol. 298) Lord Glanville embassy
• (fol. 397) China
• (fol. 474) Persia

• (fol. 1) Spain
• (fol. 352) Portugal
• (fol. 441) Brazil
• (fol. 464) Mexico
• (fol. 530) South America

• (fol. 1) Sweden
• (fol. 101) Denmark
• (fol. 241) Switzerland

• (fol. 1) Turkey
• (fol. 405) Sir H. Bulwer
• (fol. 505) Sir W. Williams
• (fol. 548) Greece

• (fol. 1) Under Secretary
• (fol. 253) Lord Wodehouse
• (fol. 275) Mr. Wilson
• (fol. 289) Lord Lothian
• (fol. 299) Duke of Cambridge
• (fol. 314) Under Secretary

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 230) Holland
• (fol. 418) Hanover
• (fol. 457) German States
• (fol. 504) Denmark
• (fol. 636) Sweden

• (fol. 1) Duke of Argyll
• (fol. 17) Lord Cranworth
• (fol. 29) Lord Granville
• (fol. 58) Sir G. Grey
• (fol. 75) Lord Harrowby
• (fol. 85) Mr. Labouchère
• (fol. 113) Lord Lansdowne
• (fol. 120) Sir G. C. Lewis
• (fol. 260) Lord Panmure
• (fol. 287) Mr. V. Smith
• (fol. 375) Lord Stanley of Alderley
• (fol. 399) Sir C. Wood

• (fol. 1) China
• (fol. 95) Lord Elgin
• (fol. 312) Russia

• (fol. 1) Spain
• (fol. 285) Portugal
• (fol. 330) Switzerland
• (fol. 391) Brazil
• (fol. 454) Argentine
• (fol. 501) Mexico
• (fol. 524) Peru
• (fol. 564) Central America

• (fol. 1) Turkey
• (fol. 383) Egypt
• (fol. 496) Greece

• (fol. 1) Tuscany
• (fol. 330) Sardinia
• (fol. 420) Naples
• (fol. 570) Persia

• (fol. 1) Lord Palmerston
• (fol. 131) Sir C. Wood
• (fol. 154) Sir G. Grey

with

• (fol. 225) Under Secretary
• (fol. 262) Supplementary

• (fol. 1) Belgium
• (fol. 119) Denmark
• (fol. 134) Holland
• (fol. 195) Tuscany
• (fol. 260) Greece
• (fol. 271) United States
• (fol. 342) Sir W. Ouseley

• (fol. 1) Germany
• (fol. 32) Spain
• (fol. 86) Portugal
• (fol. 106) Brazil
• (fol. 164) Turkey
• (fol. 253) Persia
• (fol. 280) China
• (fol. 337) Austria

• (fol. 1) Mr. Cardwell
• (fol. 9) Mr. Gladstone
• (fol. 27) Mr. Goschen
• (fol. 31) Lord Granville
• (fol. 37) Sir G. Grey
• (fol. 50) Lord Hartington
• (fol. 65) Mr. Gibson
• (fol. 74) Lord Russell
• (fol. 497) Duke of Somerset
• (fol. 507) Lord Stanley of Alderley
• (fol. 522) Miscellaneous

• (fol. 1) Sir E. Cust
• (fol. 7) Duke of Roxburghe
• (fol. 12) Duke of Cambridge
• (fol. 53) Lord Sydney
• (fol. 68) Sir C. Phipps
• (fol. 86) Sir G. Grey

• (fol. 1) Sir H. Howard
• (fol. 22) Sir C. Wyke
• (fol. 106) Frankfurt
• (fol. 154) Bavaria
• (fol. 167) Saxony
• (fol. 216) Wurttemberg
• (fol. 225) Miscellaneous

• (fol. 1) Lord Wodehouse, from 1866 Lord Kimberley
• (fol. 167) Mr. Layard
• (fol. 278) Miscellaneous

• (fol. 1) Spain
• (fol. 80) Miscellaneous, Spain
• (fol. 98) Portugal
• (fol. 110) Mexico
• (fol. 142) South America
• (fol. 159) Miscellaneous

• (fols. 1-707) 1853-6
• (fols. 708-813) 1858

• (fol. 1) list of contents
• (fol. 5) 1847
• (fol. 9) 1854
• (fols. 11-317) 1858-65

• (fol. 3) Sir A. Buchanan
• (fol. 58) Baron Brunnow
• (fol. 62) Turkey
• (fol. 76) Greece
• (fol. 80) Spain
• (fol. 107) Portugal
• (fol. 111) Rome
• (fol. 126) Italy
• (fol. 158) Belgium
• (fol. 190) Denmark
• (fol. 194) Switzerland
• (fol. 200) Lord Russell
• (fol. 208) Mr. Gladstone

• (fol. 1) Lord Loftus
• (fol. 85) Lord Napier
• (fol. 99) Comte Bernstorff
• (fol. 105) Sir Charles Wyke
• (fol. 123) Sir A. Malet
• (fol. 135) Mr. Gordon
• (fol. 138) Sir Henry Howard
• (fol. 140) Mr. C. Murray
• (fol. 146) Lord Bloomfield
• (fol. 267) Mr. Beaumont
• (fol. 269) Mr. Mallet
• (fol. 271) Comte Apponyi

(Originally 13 Sept.-11 Oct. 1853, printed 12 Oct. 1853. The remainder was added without a fresh titlepage.)

(Originally 22 Jan.-11 Feb. 1854, printed 22 Feb. 1854. The remainder was added without a fresh titlepage.)

(Originally 18 Dec. 1854-17 Feb. 1855, printed 21 Feb. 1855)

• Correspondence relative to the Engagement with Persia respecting Herat, 22 July 1851-7 May 1853 (2 Jan. 1857) [Another copy in c.274, fol. 113.]
• Papers relative to the withdrawal of Her Majesty's Mission from Tehran, 2 Sept. 1854-25 Dec. 1855 (21 Feb. 1856)
• Papers relative to the affairs of Persia, 4 Jan.-21 Dec. 1856 (23 Dec. 1856)

• Another copy of papers relative to recruiting in the United States, parts I and II (as MS. Clar. dep. c. 263 above) containing also part III, Nov. 1855-Apr. 1856 (12 Apr. 1856)
• Correspondence from the Queen's Advocate, 16 Apr. 1856 (17 Apr. 1856)
• Correspondence from the Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Dallas, 30 Apr. 1856 (30 Apr. 1856)
• List of offers to join Her Majesty's Army in the Crimea (15 Apr. 1856)

(Printed at various dates between 16 Dec. 1854 and 17 Feb. 1855)

Part II, 29 Dec. 1856-12 Mar. 1857 (Mar. 1857), is bound in c.274, fol. 270.

• Part II, Oct.-Nov. 1856 (6 Dec. 1856)
• Part III, Nov.-Dec. 1856 (11 Dec. 1856)
• Part IV, Nov. 1856-Jan. 1857 (21 Jan. 1856)
• Part V, Dec. 1856-Jan. 1857 (21 Mar. 1857)

• West Africa, 1857
• Organization of the Austrian Military Frontier (21 Mar. 1857)
• Papers relating to the Proceedings of Her Majesty's Naval Forces at Canton, Oct.-Dec. 1856 (5 Jan. 1857)
• Letter from Count Reventlow-Criminil, 3 Aug. 1857
• Correspondence relative to the Engagement with Persia respecting Herat, 22 July 1851-7 May 1853 (2 Jan. 1857) [Another copy in c.259, fol. 1]
• Draft of proposed Political Treaty between Her Majesty the Queen and the Shah of Persia (17 Jan. 1857)
• Papers relative to the Affairs of Persia, Part II, Dec. 1856-Jan. 1857 (24 Jan. 1857)
• Papers relating to the Negotiations with Ferook Khan at Paris, 26 Jan. 1857-1 Mar. 1857 (4 Mar. 1857)
• W. Spottiswoode [Letter on travels in Russia], 20 Dec. 1856 (21 Jan. 1857)
• Brig.-Gen. Mansfield, letter on Poland, 21 Mar. 1857 (1 Apr. 1857)
• Turco-Russian Frontier in Asia, 16 Nov. 1857 (17 Dec. 1857)
• Sardinia, 1 Jan. 1858 (1 Feb. 1858)

• (fol. 1 Correspondence concerning Ferrukh Khan, 3 Nov 1856-19 Dec. 1856 (21 Feb. 1857)
• (fol. 15 Letter from Consul Brant and his memorandum (3rd part) on Reform in Turkey, 14 Feb. 1857 (5 Mar. 1857)
• (fol. 19 Memorandum respecting the Danubian Commission under the Treaty of 30 Mar. 1856 (23 Apr. 1857)
• (fol. 24 Correspondence relative to the Conference at Bucharest, 7-30 June 1857 (1 July 1857), with manuscript corrections in no. 12
• (fol. 37 Acte de Navigation du Danube (14 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 42 Memorandum on the claims put forward by Austria to restrict Turkey in the free use of those portions of her Territory which abut upon the Adriatic (30 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 46 Papers relative to the Proceedings of the Danubian Principalities commission, Mar.-Oct. 1857, Part I (9 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 172 Part II, Oct.-Nov. 1857 (20 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 213 Letter from Sir H. Bulwer and his project of Report on the Danubian Principalities, 6 Feb. 1858 (19 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 218 Navigation of the Danube, 28 Jan. 1858 (8 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 230 Papers relative to the Proceedings of the Danubian Principalities Commission, part III, Nov. 1857-Feb. 1858 (25 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 312 Draft of a Convention on maritime law between Great Britain, Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia and Turkey, followed by the Declaration, 24 Feb. 1857
• (fol. 317 International Maritime Law. 28 July-31 Oct. 1856. Boundaries between British Guiana and Venezuela, 26 Nov. 1857 and 24 Nov. 1857. Memorandum of British Guiana and Venezuelan Guiana, Oct. 1857 (28 Oct. 1857)

• (fol. 1) Papers received in the Military Department, 16 Oct. 1857 (23 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 26) Abstract of Secret Letters received, by way of Marseilles, 14 Aug. 1857 (24 Aug. 1857)
• (fol. 42) Abstract of Secret Letters received, by way of Marseilles, 29 Aug. 1857 (4 Sept. 1857) The Governor-General of India in Council to the Court of Directors of the East India Company, 21 July 1857 (4 Sept. 1856)
• (fol. 59) Papers received in the Military Department, 19 Sept. 1857, 20-30 July 1857 (26 Sept. 1857)
• (fol. 64) Correspondence between the India Board and the Court of Directors, relative to the taking up of ships without stating reasons, 24 July-17 Sept. 1857 (23 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 67) Abstract of Secret letters received by way of Marseilles, 19 Sept. 1857. From Bengal, 8-13 Aug. 1857 (21 Sept. 1857)
• (fol. 81) 1 Oct. 1857, From Calcutta, 22 Aug. 1857 (2 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 86) Letter from the Governor-General of India in Council and the first narrative of the events that occurred in the Lower Provinces, 22 Aug. 1857 (10 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 91) Narrative drawn up in the Military department, 23 Aug. 1857 (12 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 106) Correspondence between the President and the Chairs, as to the Egypt Route for Troops, 31 Aug.-1 Oct. 1857 (23 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 110) Abstract of secret letters received via Marseilles, 16 Oct. 1857, from the Governor-General of India in Council, 8 Sept. 1857 (19 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 114) From Bombay (19 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 126) The Court of Directors of the East India Company to the Governor-General of India in Council, 10 Sept. 1857 (11 Sept. 1857)
• (fol. 128) Abstract of Secret despatches received 28 Oct. 1857 from the Governor-General in Council, 22 Sept. 1857 (31 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 138) Papers received in the Military Department, 28 Oct. 1857. 24 Sept. 1857 (3 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 160) Two telegrams, 17 Oct. and 8 Oct. 1857.
• (fol. 162) Draft of a Despatch to India, in the Military Department, P.C., 761 (11 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 164) Abstract of secret letters, received 14 Nov. 1857, from Calcutta, 8 Oct. 1857 (16 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 167) Bombay Narrative, sent to the Secret Committee, and received 16 Oct. 1857 (16 Oct. 1857)
• (fol. 168) Abstract of secret letters, received 14 Nov. 1857, from Bombay, 17 Oct. 1857 (16 and 20 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 177) Received 28 Nov. from Calcutta, 22 Oct. 1857 (2 Dec. 1857)
• (fol. 182) Received 28 Nov. from Bombay, 31 Oct. 1857 (2 Dec. 1857)
• (fol. 190) Received 9 Dec. from the Governor-General of India in Council, 31 Oct. 1857 (10 Dec. 1857)
• (fol. 194) Narrative of Events, dated 9 Nov. 1857 (15 Dec. 1857)
• (fol. 196) Memorandum by Mr. Vernon Smith (21 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 202) Letters on the engagement of troop ships (26 Nov. 1857)
• (fol. 206) Abstract of secret letters, received from Calcutta 31 Dec. 1857 (1 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 213) From Bombay, received 28 Dec. 1857 (30 Dec. 1857)
• (fol. 218) From Governor-General of India in Council, received 12 Jan. 1858 (14 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 226) From Bombay, received 12 Jan. 1858 (14 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 229) From Bombay, received 19 Jan. 1858. Written 24 Dec. 1857 (20 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 231) Extracts from a private journal kept by a resident in Calcutta (23 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 251) Abstract of Secret letters, received by way of Marseilles, 28 Jan. 1858 (30 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 258) Received 3 Feb. 1858, from Bombay (5 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 263) Correspondence concerning government of India, 31 Dec. 1857 (6 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 273) Notes on certain passages in [G.B. Malleson] The Mutiny of the Bengal Army. An Historical Narrative - By one who has served under Sir Charles Napier
• (fol. 277) Abstract of secret letters received 15 Feb. 1858, from the Governor-General of India in Council, 9 Jan. 1858 (17 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 283) The Governor-General of India in Council to the Court of Directors of the East India Company, 9 Jan. 1858 (19 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 290) Draft of a Bill for the better Government of India, 13 Jan. 1858
• (fol. 298) Memorandum on the financial position of the Indian Government (22 Jan. 1858)
• (fol. 304) Abstract of secret letters, received 19 Feb. 1858 (22 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 305) Letter from Sir Frederic Rogers to Mr. Secretary Labouchère, 13 Feb. 1855 (15 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 310) Draft of a Bill for the transportation of persons guilty of certain offences in India (24 Feb. 1858)
• (fol. 311) Papers relating to the Transmission of Troops to India, 7 May 1857-28 Jan. 1858 (5 Feb. 1858)

• (fol. 1) Convention between Her Majesty and the King of the Belgians, enabling their respective Post Offices to make Postal arrangements. Signed at Brussels, 8 Jan. 1857. 1857 [2155 Sess.1] xviii.1.
• (fol. 4) Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Communication by post. Signed at Paris, 23 Sept. 1856. 1857 [2158 Sess.1] xviii.19
• (fol. 15) Protocol for carrying out the provisions of the Treaty of 30 Mar. 1856. Signed at Paris, 6 Jan. 1857. 1857 [2156 Sess.1] xviii.145
• (fol. 21) Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation, between Her Majesty and the Republic of Honduras, with an additional article thereunto annexed. Signed at London, 27 Aug. 1856. 1857 [2271 Sess.2] xliii.239
• (fol. 29) Convention of Commerce and Navigation between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco. Signed in the English and Arabic languages at Tangier, 9 Dec. 1856. 1857 [2191 Sess.1] xviii.43
• (fol. 34) General treaty between Her Majesty and the Sultan of Morocco. Signed in the English and Arabic languages, at Tangier, 9 Dec. 1856. 1857 [2190 Sess.1] xviii.53
• (fol. 41) Treaty between Her Majesty, the Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of the French, the King of Prussia, the Emperor of Russia, and the Swiss Confederation relative to Neuchâtel. Signed at Paris, 26 May 1857. 1857 [2222 Sess.2] xviii.231
• (fol. 45) Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French relative to the rights of fishery on the coast of Newfoundland and the neighbouring coasts. Signed at London, 14 Jan. 1857. 1857 [2157 Sess.1] xviii.7
• (fol. 51) Convention between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French, relative to Portendic and Albreda. Signed at London, 7 Mar. 1857. 1857 [2207 Sess.2] xviii.547
• (fol. 54) Treaty of peace between Her Majesty and the Shah of Persia. Signed at Paris, 4 Mar. 1857. 1857 [2218 Sess.2] xliii.503.
• (fol. 59) Treaty of friendship and commerce between Her Majesty and the Kings of Siam. Signed at Bangkok, 18 Apr. 1855. With an agreement supplementary thereto. Signed at Bangkok, 13 May 1856. 1857 [2159 Sess.1] xviii.117
• (fol. 73) Report from Her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Denmark, on the negotiation for the Redemption of the Sound Dues. 1857 [2209 Sess.2] xliii.513
• (fol. 78) Treaty, protocol and convention, for the Redemption of the Sound Dues. Signed at Copenhagen, 14 Mar. 1857. 1857 [2208 Sess.2] xliii.523

• (c. 474/1) 1. To Loftus, 16 Dec. 1868-22 June 1870
• (c. 474/2) 2. To Bloomfield, 22 Dec. 1868-1 June 1870
  
• (c. 474/2) 3. To Lord Lyons, 1 Jan.-22 June 1870

• To Sir J. Crampton and Layard (Madrid), 1868-70
• To Lumley (Brussels), 1869-70
• To Sir A. Buchanan (St. Petersberg), 1868-70
• To Odo Russell (Rome), 1868-70
• To Sir A. Paget (Florence), 1868-70
• To Erskine (Athens), 1868-70

• (1) To Sir H. Howard (Munich), 1868-70
• (2) To Sir C. Murray (Lisbon), Jan.-Feb. 1869
• (3) To Thornton (Washington), 1868-70
• (4) To Sir C. Wyke (Copenhagen), June-Oct. 1869
• (5) To Sir H. Elliot (Constantinople), 1868-70
• Miscellaneous, including
  • To Bonar (Berne), 23 Apr. 1870
  • To Morier (Darmstadt), 13 Oct. 1869 and 4 May 1870
  • To Gordon (Stuttgart), 23 Mar. 1870
  • To Admiral Harris (The Hague), 21 July, 8 Sept., 21 Oct. 1869
  • To Lord Howden, 15 May 1869
  • To Jerringham (Stockholm), 18 Jan.(?) 1869
  • Hammond to Bunch (Bogota), 17 June 1870
  • To Johnson, 17 Dec. 1868, 31 July 1869
  • To Col. Stanton, 3 June 1870
  • To Sir S. Baker, 23 Apr. 1869
  • To Motley, 11 June 1869 (Draft?)

• from Gordon (Stuttgart), 5 May 1869-17 May 1870
• from Howard (Munich), Dec. 1868-May 1870
• from Morier (Darmstadt and Carlsbad), Oct. 1869-Apr. 1870
• from Burnley (Dresden), 24 Dec. 1869

• Folder 1
  • (1) Peking (Sir Rutherford Alcock), 27 Feb. 1869
  • (2) Yedo (Sir Harry Parkes), Despatch No. 137, 20 June 1869
  • (3) Gibraltar (Sir John Hay), 22 Jan. 1870
  • (4) Tangier (Sir John Hay), 22 Dec. 1869
  • (5) Bogota (Bunch), 25 Apr. 1870, 11 Sept. 1869
  • (6) Quito (Hamilton), 30 Apr. 1869, 18 May 1870
  • (7) Worrelle to Doyle (New York), 15 Jan. 1869
• Folder 2
  • (8) from Baron Hochschild, 1869
  • (9) Stockholm (Jerringham), 1869
  • (10) Berne (Bonar), 1869
• Folder 3
  • (11) Rio (Mathew), 1869
  • (12) Copenhagen (Wyke), 1868-70
  • (13) Lisbon (Murray), 1868-70

• from Apponyi, Jan. 1869-Apr. 1870
• from Bonar (Vienna), 1868
• from Lytton (Vienna), 1869
• Apponyi papers, 1868
• Miscellaneous, 1868-70

• From Lord Carnavon (Greek massacres), Apr.-May 1870, and other letters concerning Greece, 1869-70
• Mexican Papers, 1865-6
• Clarendon to Lord Russell, 1868-70
• Miscellaneous correspondence concerning Russia, 1868-70
• Miscellaneous correspondence concerning Spain, 1868-70
• From Lord Cowley, 1868-9
• From Lord Shaftesbury, 1868-70
• From Delane and Henry Reeve, 1868-70 (For Reeve, other dates, see c.534, c.535.)

• Folder 1 Treasury, from Lowe
• Folder 2 Home Office, from Bruce
• Folder 3 Lord President of Council, from Earl de Grey
• Folder 4 Post Office, from Lord Hartington
• Folder 5 Lord Privy Seal, from Lord Kimberley.
• Folder 6 Board of Trade, from Bright and Sir L. Mallet.
• Folder 7 Admiralty, from Childers

• Folder 1 Colonial Office, from Granville
• Folder 2 War Office, from Cardwell
• Folder 3 India Office, from Duke of Argyll
• Folder 4 Poor Law Board, from Goschen
• Folder 5 Ireland, Office of Works, Board of Trade, Treasury and Privy Council Office

Various: from Hammond, Abbott, Spring Rice etc., and to Hammond and Otway.

• Current papers etc., relating to abolition of F.O. Agencies, 1867-8
• Relations between Turkey and Egypt, 1869
• Draft Convention: outstanding claims between U.K. and U.S.A., 1868
• Reforms desirable in Turkish administration
• Proposed transfer to Fr. Société de l'Est of Belgian Grand Luxemburg and Liège-Limburg Railways, 1869
• Questions by F.O. on land tenure in Europe, 1869
• Miscellaneous
• Select Committee on the Diplomatic and Consular Services, 1870
• Spanish and Portuguese debts arising from Peninsular War. Question reviewed in 1870.

• General Grey to Clarendon, 1868-9
• Grey and Biddulph to Clarendon, Mar.-Dec. 1869.
• Ponsonby, Grey and Biddulph to Clarendon, Jan.-June 1870
• Grey and Phipps to Clarendon, 1862-70
• Clarendon to the Queen

Folder 1

• 18 Aug. 1869, Col. Showers to Clarendon. Affairs in China.
• 18 Mar. 1870, Lord Stanhope to Clarendon. Motley's anger at not being invited to meet the Queen of Holland.
• 8 Apr. 1870, Clarendon to Stanhope. Sending letter (not here) from Aali Pascha concerning the walls at Constantinople.
• 9 Apr. 1870, Stanhope to Clarendon. Reply to Clarendon's of 8 Apr.
• 16 Nov. 1869, Benjamin Rush to Clarendon. Pride in honour done by England to Mr. Peabody's remains.
• 6 Mar. 1869, Lord St. Leonards to Clarendon, sending letter in The Times signed 'SL' (not here) vindicating British neutrality in American war
• Undated, note by St. Leonards about the above letter in The Times and the contents of the letter
• 26 Nov. 1869, Mr. Hamilton to Clarendon. Irish land.
• 17 May 1870, two letters Jacob Bright to Clarendon. Interview for Mr. Bigelow (concerning U.S.A.).
• 18 May 1870, Lord Chichester to Clarendon. Christian Conference in New York.
• Oct.-Nov. 1869, Sir J. Dombrain to Clarendon. Irish land and Irish affairs.
• 15 Nov. 1869, Mr. W. Butt to Clarendon. Railway construction in India.
• 20 Nov. 1869, minute by Clarendon concerning Butt's letter
• 19 Apr. 1870, Mr. Montague Bernard to Clarendon. Thanks for appreciation of his book.
• 19 June 1870, Mr. Montague Bernard to Clarendon. Concerning criticisms of his book in the 'Nation' (dated All Souls).
• 21 Apr. 1870, Lord Athlumney to Clarendon. Prospects of Land Bill.
• 6 June 1870, Dean Warburton to Clarendon. Public feeling in Ireland concerning Land Bill - and Warburton thinks Gladstone should recognise his services.
• 12 Oct. 1869, Dean Warburton to Clarendon. State of Ireland.
• 8 Apr. 1870, Mr. Hepworth Dixon to Clarendon: seeks permission to send copy of 'Free Russia' to Emperor via Sir A. Buchanan
• 28 Dec. 1868, Lord Denbigh to Clarendon: the Cretan rebellion
• 10 July 1869, Sr. Ballesteros to Clarendon, see below
• 18 June 1869, Mr. A. Kinnaird to Clarendon. Concerning interview for Ballesteros to give information about Spain.
• 19 June 1869, Dr. Rule to Clarendon: interview for Ballesteros
• 8 Mar. 1870, Clarendon to Mr. Headlam. Copy. Inexpedient at present to send Sir L. Mallet or anyone else to attend Committee of Enquiry in Paris.
• 18 Apr. 1870, Mr. W.V. Harcourt to Clarendon. Praise of Montague Bernard's book.
• 22 Apr. 1870, Mr. W.V. Harcourt to Clarendon. Naturalisation Bill.
• 11 June 1869, Sir Francis Head to Clarendon. Offers to substantiate statements he made in The Times (concerning American/Canadian disputes). [Head administered Govt. of the Upper Province (Canada) 1837-8.]
• 23 June 1869, ditto.
• 11 May 1870, extract from letter by Dr. Henry. Medical Examination of students.
• 11 May 1870, Dr. Henry to Clarendon. Suggestion concerning Medical Bill.
• 18 Dec. 1868, Mr. Hughes MP to Clarendon. Danger of concession of Telegraph Monopoly in Egypt.
• 12 Nov. 1869, Clarendon to Mr. Ward Hunt (Copy). Government cannot recommend Ferry Boat scheme to French government
• 24 Oct. 1869, Laicus to Clarendon. Irish land bill.
• 19 Feb. 1869, La Monet to Clarendon. Wants Thornton's good offices to counteract intrigues against his Cable Company.
• 28 Mar. 1869, La Monet to Clarendon. Thanks for Thornton's actions respecting French Cable Company.
• 22 Dec. 1869, Lord Milton to Clarendon. San Juan Water Boundary (between Canada and U.S.A.).
• July 1868, Livingstone to Clarendon. From Central Africa. [Printed at F.O., 8 Nov. 1869.]
• 9 Dec. 1868, Sir R. Murchison to Clarendon. Zanzibar envoys want to be presented to the Queen.
• 20 Dec. 1868, ditto, enclosing General Rigby's account of Queen's reception of the Zanzibar envoys
• 2 Nov. 1869, ditto, enquiring whether any despatches received at F.O. from Livingstone
• 10 Nov. 1869, ditto. Central Africa.
• 14 Mar. 1870, ditto. Livingstone.
• 14 Mar. 1870, ditto. News of spread of cholera from Zanzibar towards Livingstone's position.
• 27 Mar. 1870, ditto. Dr. Livingstone in need of men, money and stores.
• 19 May 1870, Clarendon to Sir R. Murchison concerning supplies and money for Dr. Livingstone.

(Several of the above have ACTION minutes on them by Clarendon and his officials, and in most cases they have the F.O. resumé on the back.)

Folder 2

• 17 Nov. 1868, Lytton to Clarendon. Crampton's impending resignation.
• 13 Apr. 1869, Leopold March to Clarendon. Enclosing translation of pamphlet in favour of Montpensier's claims to the Spanish crown.
• 6 May 1870, draft of a Bill 'To amend the Law relating to procedure at Parliamentary elections, and for other purposes.' (PRINTED)
• 5 Mar. 1870, memorandum by Portuguese Legation on changes in the Alcoholic Test (which seemed to favour France at expense of Portugal).
• 30 Oct. 1869, article in 'Economist' on Refunding of American Debts
• 14 Feb. 1870, Public Schools Commission. The new Statute for Harrow.
• 3 Mar. 1870, obituary of Mr. Anson Burlingame (the American diplomatist) in the 'Cosmopolitan' (of 3 Mar. 1870)

• Folder 1. Gladstone to Clarendon, 1859, 1864, 1866-8. For subsequent correspondence, 1868-70, see c. 497, c. 498.
• Folder 2. Lord John Russell to Clarendon, 1840-1, 1844, 1846, 1852-3, 1864, 1866, 1868-70. For Russell 1847-52, see Clar. dep. Irish boxes 43-4. For Russell 1847, 1854, 1858-65, see MS. Clar. dep. c. 104

• Folder 1 Melbourne, 1834, 1839-44, 1840-52
• Folder 2 Stafford Northcote (Board of Trade), 1846
• Folder 3 Aberdeen, 1845, 1852, 1858, 1859-60
• Folder 4 Londonderry, 1852-3
• Folder 5 vacant
• Folder 6 Derby (also as Stanley, 1848), 1862-7 (and one Clarendon to Derby, 23 Feb. 1858 (copy)).
• Folder 7 Stanley, 1866-9
• Folder 8 Bulwer, 1846-47, 1840-1, 1869
• Folder 9 Various.
  • Correspondence with Bowring, 1842 and 1869
  • Lord Holland, 1842 (sale of pictures)
  • Lord Brougham, 1842-52 (see also c. 543)
  • Lord Lifford, 1867
  • Henry Reeve. For Reeve, 1868-70, see c. 496 (8)
  • Clarendon concerning Corn Laws, 1844

• (c. 526/1) Folder 1 1839
• (c. 526/2) Folder 2 1840

• (c. 527/1) 1840-2
• (c. 527/2) 1843-4

Also to Mrs. Villiers, 1850-1 (some in disorder). Also a packet Southern to George Villiers, 1835.

Each year in separate folder. For memorandum by Hervey, see c. 466.

• (c. 529/1) 1839, 1845-6
• (c. 529/2) 1847

(And three others, 1843, 1845, 1846). (Several in this box undated or incomplete.)

• 1841 and 1845-9
• 1850-1
• 1852-5

• 1856-60
• 1861-3
• Undated

• 1843-9
• 1849-52
• 1853-5
• 1856-69

Chiefly in the 1860s.

Correspondence with Lord Russell, Count Bernstorf, Lord Bloomfield (Vienna) etc.

• Cmd. Paper (not published), New Zealand affairs in 1848.
• Memorandum addressed to Palmerston by J.S. Stoddart (British Consul at Alexandria), Feb. 1847, on Egypt and British interests in the Mediterranean. (Printed as a Confidential F.O. paper.)
• Confidential memorandum on the Army by Lord Grey. (Printed by F.O., Nov. 1846.)
• Report by Consul Abbott to Palmerston on his journey to the coast of the Caspian Sea in 1847/48, dated Apr. 1848. (Printed)
• Report to Palmerston by Consul Green on the commerce and agriculture of Greece, dated 22 Jan. 1847. (Printed)
• Printed correspondence of Palmerston and others with M. Isturiz, 1848
• General Thomond O'Brien to Clarendon and Henry Southern to O'Brien concerning Irish emigration to South America, 1848
• Notes sur les droites de la Maison de Gonzaga, addressed by His Most Serene Highness Prince Joseph-Louis de Gonzaga to the Emperor Joseph II in 1784; communicated to Francis II, 1817 and 1818, to Castlereagh in 1815, Metternich and Talleyrand (concerning Italy) with covering letter dated 7 Feb. 1849, Duke of Mentone to Clarendon
• Copy of despatch, Palmerston to John F. Crampton (Chargé d'Affaires at Washington), dated 4 Aug. 1848, sent to Home Office 7 Sept. 1848, being a protest against U.S. aid to Irish rebels.
• Confidential Printed (F.O.?) Paper on 'Maritime Power of France.' by Le Comte Louis de Villeneuve, ancien Capitaine de Vaiseau. Attached to the printed paper is a MS. note as follows: 'Secret. This paper was brought to Lord Normanby by the Person who had been employed to copy it for the author. Lord Normanby understood that it was submitted to the late French Government and that the present chiefs of the Admiralty Dept. are inclined to receive it, and that the author (an old Naval Officer) has been summoned to Paris to consult with them. F.O. June 17 1848.'
• 1849. Lettre addressé à M. Tannegoy Duchatel, par quatre cents electeurs des sept cantons de l'arrondissement de Jonzaz - and the reply. (Printed)
• Letter (translated from Italian to French) from Palerme, 11 Jan. 1849 (The Minister of Foreign Affairs to Baron Gridani, Chargé d'affaires at Paris)
• 1848. Correspondence concerning transit of mails from Singapore and Sydney
• Abstract of conversation between Napoleon I and the Batavian Ambassador at a time when Napoleon contemplated the invasion of England. (Printed (F.O.?) paper.)
• Mr. Wilson to Clarendon, 28 Apr. 1848
• Mr. O'Lacy to Clarendon (?) from Bogota, 13 Jan. 1847

(May have been collected by Clarendon as a guide to possible charitable schemes in Ireland.)

• (1) Undated article: history of European Trade with China 9th-19th century. (ln Clarendon's hand, apparently a draft)
• (2) Undated (probably 1865) letter, Clarendon to the Queen concerning prospect of war with Prussia (Danish crisis). (In Clarendon's hand, draft.)
• (3) Undated letter/memorandum? concerning British subjects involved in disputes with countries at war with each other but not at war with Britain. If British subjects intervene, in defiance of Queen's proclamations, they do so at their own peril. British neutrality cannot be compromised on their account. -- The case of the ships 'Cyclone' and 'Tornado' and Spanish government. (In Clarendon's hand, draft.)
• (4) Notes by Clarendon on some paintings in his possession [withdrawn 1962]
• (5) Two memoranda (undated) MS. (not Clarendon's hand):
  • 'On the theory of Reciprocity in trade.'
  • 'On the theory that you may encourage imports without limit with a certainty of being able to provide for them by corresponding exports.'
• (6) 26 May 1840, memorandum: Opium trade -- export of opium from India to China, difficulties of changing the system, moral and commercial implications. (In Clarendon's hand, draft?)
• (7) Notes (some by Clarendon) on the situation confronting Lord John Russell upon the resignation of Sir Robert Peel (1845?): should he form a Government? should he dissolve Parliament? would he win an election on the Corn Law issue?
• (8) Undated letter, Clarendon to ? giving advice on question of ? 's marriage to 'B' (draft in Clarendon's hand)
• (9) Speech at Mansion House (?) by Clarendon, responding to his health (text in Clarendon's hand)
• (10) Undated letter to The Times (?) concerning retrenchment: economies have been made. False economies in salaries to officials will result in correption as on continent. Repeal of Corn Laws would save millions. This is the remedy. (In Clarendon's hand, draft).
• (11) Memorandum (or speech?), undated, Italian affairs: 'The policy of the Piedmontese Govt... may be summed up in 3 words... audacious unscrupulous & successful.' (Draft in Clarendon's hand)
• (12) Memorandum (draft of letter?), undated. Italian affairs and the recent aggrandisement of Piedmont. (Draft in Clarendon's hand)
• (13) Note (in Clarendon's hand) on British law of Navigation. Act of Parl. Geo. IV
• (14) Note (in Clarendon's hand) on Spanish law of Navigation
• (15) Undated memorandum in Clarendon's hand on Seminary of Montreal
• (16) Undated memorandum in Clarendon's hand on Indian (and Afghan) affairs (draft)
• (17) Draft letter, 31 Aug. 1852, Clarendon to Lord John Russell. Assuring him no intrigue against him but bound to be discontent with him after 6 years as Prime Minister. Some think too much done, others too little; Palmerston, Graham and Cobden have their partisans
• (18) 16 Mar. 1858, Draft, Clarendon to Queen. Levity in Parliament is most unseemly and frequent changes of government serve only the cause of Democracy 'wh. is quite strong enough.' Dangers of the situation in France (following Orsini plot); Emperor resorting to repression; an adventure in Italy? Lack of responsibility in France
• (19) Note (undated) by Clarendon concerning an unfortunate love affair between the Queen (Regent of Spain) and the 1st Minister of Spain (obviously while Clarendon was Minister in Madrid)
• (20) Rough notes by Clarendon on the 'New School' at Oxford, with comments on Pusey and Newman
• (21) Note by Clarendon on U.S. citizens (Irish) coming to Ireland to stir up rebellion
• (22) Three letters (drafts), 1846-8. Clarendon to Lushington concerning Ireland and the hopelessness of the situation there
• (23) Draft letter partly in English and partly in French to Queen? on death of G. Lewis
• (24) Rough notes by Clarendon on affairs in Italy following Garibaldi's expedition
• (25) Note by Clarendon concerning the sale of some of his property
• (26) Memorandum (1869) by Argyll (printed by F.O.) on land tenure in Ireland, with covering note (in MS.) by Clarendon
• (27) Undated memorandum by Clarendon on the Anglo-French dispute over Tahiti
• (28) Memorandum in Clarendon's hand, dated Florence, 23 Dec. 1867. The misunderstanding between Italy and France
• (29) Copy of part of letter, undated, Clarendon to Elgin (presumably), c.1858
• (30) Undated draft (in Clarendon's hand). Clarendon to King of the Belgians, replying to latter's good wishes on Clarendon's return to office. Probably 1853. Concerning danger of European situation -- The Eastern Question.
• (31) Undated note in Clarendon's hand of a discussion with the Austrian Ambassador in London? (Colloredo?) on the Eastern Question, Kossuth and Mazzini; complaints from Buol rejected by Clarendon
• (32) Note on the collection of agricultural statistics in Ireland
• (33) Part of a letter in Clarendon's hand to ?, [1858]. New Derby Government's attitude to China.
• (34) Brief notes by Clarendon on Corn Laws and Free Trade
• (35) Note on ditto
• (36) Four rough notes in Clarendon's hand

• Folder 1 Naturalisation Commission, 1868
• Folder 2 Memorandum on Italian Question, c.1860 (164 pp.), and a despatch, Cowley to Russell, 10 Feb. 1860, on Italian Question
• Folder 3 Despatches, Lord Cowley to Lord Stanley, 1867
• Folder 4 Memoranda on Rhenish and other continental railways, with reference to commerce, 1844, by James Henderson
• Folder 5 The Unencumbered Estates Commission, 1850
• Folder 6 Irish Municipal Bill, 1839
• Folder 7 Landlord and Tenant Bill, 1870
• Folder 8 Various Irish matters, 1870
• Folder 9 River Niger Expedition, 1861
• Folder 10 Student Interpreters on China and Japan, 1861

• Folder 1 Sir John Bowring to Clarendon, 1855-9 (and one in 1869), mostly written from the Far East
• Folder 2 miscellaneous Crimean papers as follows (each document listed):
  • 23 Sept. 1853, King Leopold to Clarendon (international situation)
  • 14 July 1858, Lord Elgin to Clarendon from Shanghai
  • Mar. 1856, Count Czartorisky to Clarendon (Polish contingent of Turkish army). (This is endorsed March/56 (by the F.O.); it is undated by the author, but refers to a letter dated 7 Avril).
  • 15 Sept. 1856, Cabinet, Wilson to Clarendon
  • 10 Mar. 1856, Cabinet, Wood to Clarendon
  • 21 Jan. 1856, Lord Howard (Brussels) to Clarendon
  • 14 July 1855, Buchanan (Copenhagen) to Clarendon
  • 12 Jan. 1854, Seymour (St. Petersburg) to Clarendon
  • 3 Apr. and 7 Apr. 1856, Stratford (Constantinople) to Clarendon
• Folder 3 Miscellaneous papers as follows:
  • 8 Nov. 1858, Malmesbury to Clarendon
  • Panmure to Clarendon, n.d.
  • 31 May 1865, Sir G. Grey to Clarendon
  • 24 Nov. 1860, memorandum of a conversation with Napoleon III on 23 Nov. 1860
  • 22 May 1858, Lord Elgin to Clarendon
  • Copy of Treasury Minute, 10 Dec. 1850
  • 1858, pamphlet, Lettre au Parlement et à la Presse
  • Address by Mr. Frederick Enerman to Lord Granville (seeking employment)
  • 'Extract from 2 letters to Earl Grey (from ?) - concerning reform bill.'
  • Oct. 1860, memorandum on proceedings at Brussels
  • 25 July 1860, copy of letter, Napoleon III to Persigny
  • Alphabetical list of livings in gift of Queen (Duchy of Lancaster)
  • Note of salaries paid to Ministers at Madrid, Lisbon, Athens, Copenhagen, and Buenos Aires, and of the house rents payable there
  • 14 Aug. 1865, William Cowper to Clarendon
  • Copy. 12 Nov. 1846, Clarendon to Bulwer
  • 14 Oct. 1846, Bressou (Madrid) to Clarendon?
  • 13 Oct. 1846, Dalmatie (Berlin) to Clarendon?
  • 13 June 1840, James White to Clarendon
  • 30 Dec. 1833, ? to Palmerston (concerning 'brutal autocrat of Russia')
  • June 1859, papers concerning the Euphrates Valley Rly. Co.
  • Note on Guizot's speech in Chamber on 5 Feb.? Sp. marriages
  • Memorandum on School Books (at public expense) with a Catholic bias (Ireland)
• Folder 4 Miscellaneous papers as follows:
  • 12 Feb. 1859, M.A. Biddulph (Telegraph Engineer, Constantinople) to Clarendon
  • 10 Jan. 1853, Sir Wm. Somerville to Clarendon (more or less complaining about there being no office for him in the new administration.) (Somerville was formerly Chief Secretary in Ireland - See under Ireland.)
  • Jan. 1853, three other letters to Clarendon from his former 'Irish' friends
  • Aug. 1863. Series of official despatches (copies) to Lord Russell, endorsed in pencil 'for Ld. Clarendon' [All relate to the Frankfurt Congress to which Clarendon was being despatched]:
    • 15 Aug. 1863, from Sir Henry Howard (Hanover)
    • 15 Aug. 1863, from Mr. Lowther (Berlin) (No.56)
    • 15 Aug. 1863, from Mr. Lowther (Berlin) (No.59)
    • 15 Aug. 1863, from Lord Cowley (Paris)
    • 13 Aug. 1863, from Lord Bloomfield (Vienna)
  • 15 Sept. 1846, Clarendon to Olazaga (copy), the situation in Spain
  • 5 Nov. 1846, Clarendon to M. Neou (?) (copy), Spanish commercial and financial position
  • 7 Dec. 1856, Sir James Hudson (Turin) to Clarendon.
  • 6 Jan. 1856, Sir James Hudson (Turin) to Clarendon.
  • 6 Jan. 1856 (copy-extract), Count Cavour to Sir James Hudson
• Folder 5 Private Estate Affairs 1838-1839-1841 (Westmorland to 1850)

• 1840, printed pamphlet by Hamilton Lindsay (late of East India Co.'s Service in China) entitled Is the War with China a just one?
• 1837, printed pamphlet: Remarks on the Third Report of the Irish Poor Inquiry Commissioners; drawn up by the desire of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the purpose of being submitted to His Majesty's Government by George Cornewall Lewis, Esq.
• 1839, printed pamphlet: Lord Brougham's Speech in Lords, 19 Feb. 1839, moving for Committee of Whole House on Corn Laws
• 27 Jan. 1842, Clarendon to Viardot (copy or draft in Clarendon's hand)
• 18 Aug. 1786, William Pitt to Earl of Clarendon
• Clarendon to Queen of Holland (?) (draft or copy in Clarendon's hand), n.d.
• Two letters: Colloredo to Clarendon, n.d.
• Oct. 1838, Charles to George Villiers
• 20 Apr. 1842, Holland to Clarendon
• 15 Nov. 1836, Cobden to Poulett-Thomson
• MS. notes in Clarendon's hand on Kinglake's Crimea, n.d.
• Titles of the Emperor Alexander I of Russia, n.d.
• Jan.-Dec. 1852, Lady Clarendon's diary (For Lady Clarendon's diaries, 1840-50, 1854-70, see MSS. Eng. d. 2048, e. 2074-130 in Lady Clarendon's papers)
• 1867, letters from Leopold March to Clarendon, concerning Spain.
• 1858, presents to King, Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Spain
• 1846, Mr. Parkin's application (through Senior) for a place
• 1861, French claims on Madagascar
• Dr. Ferguson's request for title of Physician-in-Ordinary to Queen, n.d.
• Aug. 1851, copies (Lady Clarendon's hand) of letters (2) between Duke of Norfolk and Lord Arundel
• 18 Jan. 1879, Lytton to Earl of Clarendon (from Calcutta)
• 10 Jan. ? Henry Reeve to Greville
• 20 Nov. 1861, Sir R. Peel to Clarendon (from Dublin Castle)
• 6 Aug. 1852, Lord Grey to Clarendon
• Dec. 1868, Hayward Joyce to Clarendon (concerning John Lyon's school, Harrow, of which Clarendon was a governor)
• 6 May 1858, Normanby to Clarendon, enclosing copy of despatch, Normanby (Florence) to Malmesbury (6 May 1858)
• 11 Oct. 1858, same to same, enclosing copy of 2 despatches, same to same 27 July and 19 July 1858

For the years: 1839 and 1840, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847 (2 bundles), 1849, 1858 and 1859. (The papers do not always correspond to Clarendon's lists which are attached to each packet - having been disturbed by Maxwell - but the lists are a guide.)

• c.561/1 1839-44
• c.561/2 1845-59

• (fols. 1-4) questions on the Income Tax (2 copies), n.d.
• (fols. 5-8) paper on Peel's resignation from Canning's Government on the Catholic Question, n.d. (wmk 1831)
• (fols. 9-12) 'Controversy between Mr. Senior & Colonel Torrens respecting the effect of the Corn Laws', n.d. (wmk 1831)
• (fols. 13-14) record of the number of sittings of the House of Commons, June-Oct. 1831
• (fols. 15-16) questions concerning the effects of Working Men's Combinations, n.d. (wmk 1830)
• (fols. 17-18) average prices of grain received at Limerick, 1820, 1825-30
• (fols. 19-24) letter from -. Smith to T.H. Villiers, on the constitution (number and function of staff) of the Board of Control, 1825
• (fols. 25-32) letter from T(?) N. Black to T.H. Villiers (Secretary of Board of Control), 1831, on the British failures in cloth trade with Turkey, with enclosures, including samples of French cloth used in Turkey
• (fols. 33-4) an account of Lord Harrowby's reasons for voting for the Reform Bill at the second reading
• (fols. 35-42) letter to T.H. Villiers, 1832, enclosing a copy of the Commission from George IV appointing a consul at Algiers, 1827
• (fols. 43-6) letter from the American Chargé d'Affaires to T.H. Villiers, 1832, on steam navigation for commercial purposes in America
• (fols. 47-56) address to Magistrates of Lambeth Street Police Office, on the effects of the crimping system on Merchant and Naval seamen (organised theft, prostitution, etc.)., n.d. (wmk 1829)
• (fols. 57-61) 'Imaginary conversation with a lawyer' (endorsement), a satire, n.d. (wmk 1827)
• (fols. 62-8) letters, 1828-9, concerning the Anatomy Bill
• (fols. 69-70) facsimile copy of a letter to John Neilson concerning his evidence on the Lachine Canal, Canada, given before a select committee of the House of Commons upon the State of Civil Government in Canada, 1828, sent to Villiers, 1829
• (fols. 71-2) opinion on the constitution of Lord Ellenborough's Act, n.d.
• (fols. 73-4) note on French trade and navigation, n.d. [after Jan. 1826]
• (fols. 75-6) table of prices of wheat at Marseilles on 1824, n.d. (wmk 1831)
• (fols. 77-111) abstract of suggestions to the Board of Trade on the Merchant Seamen's Bill, 1828?
• (fols. 112-14) list of articles on banking (incomprehensible)
• (fols. 115-22) letter from Nassau Senior to T.H. Villiers, on money, 1831
• (fols. 123-6) memorandum on the expenses of British and foreign ship building, and wages of crews, n.d. (wmk 1825)
• (fols. 127-31) letter from Mr. Grellet to T.H. Villiers, 1832, enclosing observations on the passage between the two seas at the Isthmus of Darien
• (fols. 132-3) two press cuttings
• (fols. 134-41, 142-65) memorial presented by the British Ambassador (Lord Strangford) to the Court of Brazil, 12 June 1813, with English translation attached
• (fols. 166-90) letters to Villiers, with some papers, on trade, mainly with Portugal, 1830-1

(undated and highly illegible).

Mainly letters from Thomas Robinson, ambassador in Vienna.

• (1) 1760-89
• (2) 1789-99
• (3) 1800-8
• (4) Letters from agents in the West Indies

• (1) 1809-16
• (2) 1817-24

3 bundles of sales bills:

• (1) 1819-29
• (2) 1831-4
• (3) 1781-5

1 bundle of correspondence

• (4) 1825-6

• c. 360/1 (1) Jamaica deeds and plans, 1673-1780
• (2) Mrs.Elizabeth Barham's account book for Mesopotamia estate, 1746-61 (damaged by damp) NOT AVAILABLE TO READERS
• (3) West Indies conveyances, 1751
• (4) Exchange of land on the Island estate, 1815-23
• (5) West Indies memoranda by Joseph Barham, 1795
• (6) West Indies memoranda by Joseph Barham, 1799-1809
• (7) Drake and Long correspondence, 1755-70
• c. 360/2 (8)-(11) Four bundles of Ridyard Robertson attornies' correspondence, 1827-35

• (1) Correspondence, 1784-93
• (2) Correspondence, 1794-9
• (3) Correspondence, 1814-24
• (4) Accounts, 1755-89, and a few loose papers

• (1) 1800-13
• (2) 1812
• (3) 1825-30
• (4) Plummer and John Barham of Exeter partnership deed, etc. 1815
• (5) 1826

• (1) Accounts, 1789-1820
• (2) Letters, 1803-30
• (3) Letters, 1813

Eight bundles and a bond for £6,000 dated 10 Mar. 1831.

• (1) 'Minutes taken before the Committee Appointed to consider supplying the West-India Colonies with Labourers.' The Hon. Frederick Robinson in the chair. 1811
• (2) Correspondence with Wilberforce, 1806
• (3) Correspondence with Captain Layman, 1806-11
• (4) Execution of the Plan
• (5) General view of the Chinese colony
• (6) Various related papers, 1800-33

• (1) 1813-25
• (2) 1826-9

• (1) 1789-99
• (2) 1814-21
• (3) 1821-9
• (4) 1823-9

• Three surveys, 1805

Two rentals:

• (1) 1806-16
• (2) 1821

Six bundles:

• (1) Purchases of land, 1814-15
• (2) and (3) Memoranda, 1825 and 1833-4
• (4) Barnham v.Bayning case, 1829-31
• (5) and (6) Election and other pamphlets and papers, 1825-32

• (c. 370/1) bundles 1-5
• (c. 370/2) bundles 6-14

• Trecoon: rentals, 1831 and 1834 rent book, 1812, and 7 bundles of memoranda, accounts and correspondence, 1817-36
• Westmoreland: 3 bundles of sales papers. 1826-33; memoranda, 1833-6 and correspondence, 1833

• Letters 1799-1824
• Accounts 1822-4

All labelled by Joseph Barham:

• Sugar Distillery, 1804-9
• Quarry, Pembrokeshire in 1825-6
• Hollis: Letters, 1821-6
• Waterhouse assignees, 1831
• La Touche: letters, 1820-1
• Family letters mostly Hansard, 1815-31
• Bartholomew Bird: letters, 1815-26
• Hansard letters, 1819-20
• Hansard and Waiblinger letters, 1802-28
• Queen Anne Street: House building estimates, 1829

Loose papers probably all from one parcel labelled 'Sundry papers of my own on West India affairs. J.F.B.' Mostly memoranda etc. in Joseph Barham's hand.

Labelled by Joseph Barham:

• Sir John Sinclair's papers, 1823-4
• Florentius Vassall: letters to Joseph Barham (senior), 1748-70
• Letters from Jamaica to Henry Barham, 1730-45
• Old Bonds annuities and loans etc., 1786-96
• Jamaica conveyances and deeds, 1731-40
• Correspondence with Sir John Wedderburn and James Wedderburn, 1791-5, concerning sale of property in West Indies
• Boundary disputes in West Indies, 1775-89

Includes letters, 1815, n.d., from

• George Hibbert (2 letters)
• Sir James Mackintosh (1 letter)
• Sir Samuel Romilly (1 letter)
• James Stephen (1 letter)
• Zachary Macaulay (2 letters)

Includes

• (Bundle 1) many letters from Christian Ignatius Latrobe, 1802-26, with seven letters from William Wilberforce, 1809-14 (122 items, including wrapper)
• (Bundle 2) letters from C.I. Latrobe, 1827-32, and Peter Latrobe, 1829-32 (24 items, including wrapper)

• Two bundles and loose papers on the Hayes case, 1818-28
• One bundle of Joseph Barham's papers on the Catholic Question, 1813

From one bundle labelled by Joseph Barham.

two bundles labelled by Barham:

• 'Political various J.F.B.' These are connected with English politics, go back at least to 1786 and consist mainly of drafts in Barham's hand. Some of the matters referred to are:
  • The possibility of a coalition government in 1801 (?)
  • A letter to the Prince of Wales
  • The reform of Parliament
  • The role of the law in the constitution
  • The negotiation with the Regent
  • A letter to Lord Moira
  • A proposed address to the Prince on the Regency
  • A paper on the constitutional power of the crown
  • A letter on the Poole writ
• 'W Indies Political J.F.B.' mainly drafts by Barham on matters which include the condition of West Indian slaves, their declining numbers, their value, the sugar slump, the need to accord preferences to Colonial over foreign imports

with

• Papers relating to Ireland, 1847-8
• Papers relating to Municipal Corporations

Also some papers connected with the 1832 election. 10 bundles of election addresses, reports from political agents etc. including letters from Lord Brougham to John Barham in 1832, and a Westmoreland poll book, 1818

8 bundles labelled by Barham:

• c. 387/1 (1) Letters from W. Rose and John Barham of Exeter, 1809
• (2) From Livius, Rose, Thomas Barham and Grinfield, 1790-1832
• (3) From Rose, 1819-31
• (4) From Livius, 1790-1818
• (5) From John Barham of Exeter, 1790-1832
• c. 387/2 (6) From Webber and Fawcett, 1804-28, and two loose letters between John and William Barham in 1835
• (7) From G.Vaughan, 1773-90
• (8) To Lady Caroline Barham, 1790-1810

3 Folders:

• Correspondence with Sir C. Hamilton, 1826-30, and contracts with Lord Grosvenor, 1823
• Various, c.1800-1830, including letters from Lord Granville, Lord Lansdowne, Lord Holland, William Wilberforce, the Bishop of London, draft of letter from Barham to Prince of Wales (c.1800) and a letter from Caroline Gertrude Barham to her mother Lady Caroline Barham
• Various early papers of Joseph Barham including letters from his father to him while he was in Leipzig and Magdeburg, c.1770

15 bundles:

• c. 389/1 (1) John Barham's correspondence concerning various payments to Livius, the Veterinary College life subscription, the Westmorland Society etc., 1832-3
• (2) John Barham's correspondence with Messrs. Coutts, and Vizard and Leman etc., 1832-6
• (3) Letters from Ridyard and Robertson (W. Indies) 1831-2
• (4) Letters to Henry Barham in 1738
• (5) The Bankruptcy of Messrs. Plummer and Wilson, 1830-2
• (6) Martin Coles in account with John Barham, 1833
• (7) Various papers, 1831-5, ranging from instructions on 'Double Rifles' to correspondence between John and Caroline Barham regarding the latter's 'extraordinary' marriage. Prospectus of Appleby Grammar School.
• c. 389/2 (8) Miscellaneous papers including George III's commission to Joseph Barham as Captain of the Stockbridge volunteers signed by the King, 20 June 1798, and a list of Pembrokeshire sheriffs, 1544-1772
• (9) Westmorland property affairs, 1835-6
• (10) Acknowledgements from Messrs. Coutts to Thomas Harvey for bills paid into the account of John Barham, 1835
• (11) Joseph Barham address to the Stockbridge electors, 1830
• (12) Letters from the Fosters to Joseph Barham, 1797-1835
• (13) Fishguard Turnpike Trust, 1791-1823
• (14) 3 Bank Books (Messrs. Coutts)
  • Joseph Barham, 1813-25
  • Joseph Barham, 1805-13
  • John Barham, 1818-30
• (15) Bundle of miscellaneous papers found among Clarendon's papers
• (16) Out letters from John Barham, 1836

3 bundles:

• b.33/1 Ledger and Journal, Mesopotamia and Island, 1777-86
• b.33/2 Ledger and Journal, Mesopotamia and Island, 1786-1801
• b.33/3 Island Contingency accounts, 1790-1820

5 folders:

• b.35/1 (1) Mesopotamia Stock inventories, 1822-32
• b.35/1 (2) Island Stock Inventories, 1821-32
• b.35/3 (3) Mesopotamia Account Current, 1821-30
• b.35/4 (4) Island Account Current, 1821-30
• b.35/5 (5) Merchants Invoices and Accounts Current, 1821-30

Loose papers.

Lists all classes of patents in brief form, noting the names of the clerks responsible, fees, and the form of warrant for the great seal. '1641' on spine.

• (fols. 1-21) 16 Chas. I, with (e.g., fol. 2) receipts for the warrants given by Lawrence Maydwell (apparently the enrolling clerk for that year), 29 July 1641
• (fols. 22-74) early 17 Chas. I, with (e.g., fol. 29) receipts by John Marsham, 10 Jan. 1641/2

17 Chas. I (the individual items are not dated), with (e.g., fol. 2) receipts given by John Marsham, 18 Oct. 1642, for all classes, except (fol. 16) 21 conges d'élire, royal assents and patents of attendance received 'per Edm. Trymnell,' 19 Oct. 1642. The name of Thomas Kipps is on fol. i. '1641' on spine.

MSS. Clar. dep. c. 395-402 comprise 8 volumes (with indexes) lettered A-H on the spine, of which 6 are also lettered A.A to E.E, G.G. on the front cover.

With (pp. 149-218) other classes covering the period 15 Oct. 1660 -29 Jan. 1665.

• Pp. 1-54 cover the period 7 Mar.-28 May 1661
• p. 61 is headed Beginning of Mr. Penrodoc's inrollmt. year
• p. 165 is E. Penrodoc's receipt for all the warrants for offices passing the seal in his year, 28 May 1662

Contains

• (p. 1) offices
• (p. 101) presentations
• (p. 171) creations

with (e.g. p. 70) receipts given by [Matthew] Pindar to Thomas Kipps.

Contains

• (p. 1) offices, grants and leases
• (p. 101) presentations
• (p. 201) creations

with (e.g., p. 62) receipts given by W. Longueville to Kipps. There are also creations

• (p. 207) for Mr. Bluck's year, 1664, with (p. 214) an undated receipt by him
• (p. 217) Sir Cyril Wych's year with (p. 219) a receipt by him, 19 Apr. 1666

Contains

• (p. 1) offices
• (p. 101) presentations

with (e.g. p. 64) receipts by Matthew Bluck to Kipps; and also for Sir Cyril Wych's year, 30 May 1665-30 May 1666, containing

• (p. 131) offices
• (p. 211) presentations

with (e.g., p. 171) receipts by C. Wyche to Kipps.

Marsham's year, containing

• (p. 1) offices
• (p. 91) presentations
• (p. 141) creations
• (p. 181) pardons
• (p. 221) proclamations
• (p. 251) commissions that pass by bill signed

with (e.g., p. 19) receipts by J. Marsham to Kipps.

Part of Wilkinson's year, containing

• (p. 39) offices
• (p. 121) presentations
• (p. 147) creations
• (p. 189) pardons
• (p. 261) commissions

with (e.g., p. 46) undated receipts by J. Wilkinson to Kipps.

Marked 'Alphabet' on spine. There is an undated list of grantees of offices and leases in forests and parks at fol. 65.

Contains creations:

• (p. 1) Aug. 1660-28 May 1661 (the series being numbered to follow on from c. 396)
• (p. 39) for Penrodoc's year, with (p. 49) a receipt by him, dated 28 May 1662
• (p. 61) commissions that pass by bill signed from 17 Aug. 1662, with receipts
• (p. 79) by Longueville and Pindar to Kipps, 3 Mar. 1663/4
• (p. 85) by Longueville, 29 May 1663 (really 1664), (p. 95) by Bluck, 28 May 1665
• (p. 100) by Wych, 1 Mar. 1665/6, and (p. 200) 28 May 1666
• (p. 191) proclamations for Wych's year with (p. 194) a receipt by him
• (p. 101) other classes 3 Dec. 1661-17 Aug. 1667

The volume is parallel to C and D (c. 397-8), which do not include creations.

• (pp. 1-91) 1 Sept. 1660-28 May 1661
• (p. 101) for Penrodoc's year with (p. 175) a receipt by him, 28 May 1662
• (p. 177) commissions of lieutenancy, 14 July 1662-19 June 1663, with (p. 183) a receipt by Math. Pindar, 9 July 1668

Contains

• (pp. 1-55) pardons from Aug. 1660-28 May 1661 (the series follows on in date from c. 396), followed by pardons, with
• (pp. 81, 95, 107, 119, 125) yearly receipts from the respective clerks, 1662-6

Contains

• (p. 1) grants of offices of which numbers 1-104 are in A (c. 395), which has further details and contains 123 warrants in all, 105-200 in B (c. 396) which contains 125 warrants in all, 201-477 in C (c. 397), and 478-518 in the first part of D (c. 398) with (p. 54) a receipt by John Marsham, dated 23 Nov. 1663
• (p. 65) leases for 1660 and 1661 with (p. 69) a similar receipt
• (p. 77) warrants, pensions, denizations, grants and perpetuities, 1660-1, with (p. 94) a similar receipt

Contains

• (p. 1) presentations 5 Mar.-25 May 1661, i.e., those omitted from c. 405, which contains none between (p. 91) 5 Jan. and (p. 101) 27 May 1661
• (p. 19) commissions of rebellion, 17 July 1661-27 Apr. 1663, i.e., those covering the period between c. 395 and c. 404
• (p. 39) commissions of appeal, 20 June 1661-18 Jan. 1664, i.e., those covering the same period
• (p. 59) commissions of bankruptcy, 9 Jan.-19 Aug. 1662
• (p. 69) commissions for corporations 10-20 Feb. 1662
• (p. 71) commissions 30 Apr.-9 Aug. 1662, with (p. 79) a receipt by Math. Pindar to Kipps, 9 July 1668
• (p. 81) proclamations for Pindar's year, 1662, with (p. 84) a receipt by him dated 14 Dec. 1664
• (p. 85) proclamations for Longueville's year, 1663, with (p. 86) receipts
• (p. 87) proclamations for Bluck's year, 1664, with (p. 89) a receipt by him, dated 29 May 1665
• (p. 91) commissions of sewers, 18 June 1662-27 Nov. 1666, i.e., following on from c. 395
• (p. 101) commissions of peace, 31 July 1662-5 Jan. 1664
• (p. 131) letters patent annexed to the Book of Common Prayer, 5 Jan. 1663

There are many entries crossed out. The name William Shaw is on the inside front cover.

Written in one hand and arranged chronologically. There is (p. 243) a similar list of creations 8 June-26 July 1660.

• (fols. 9-22) Booklet, with contemporary foliation 1-25, marked (fol. 9) 'Things passed att Salisbury & Oxford in the Sicknesse years and since entred in the Bookes', 1665
• (fols. 23-28) Various grants, 1660-66/7: fols. 27-28 are a summary of fols. 23-26; fol. 29 'Grants and other things not recopied delivered out, after My Ld. Chancellor left the Seale', 31 Aug. 1667-23 Jan. 1667/8.
• (fol. 30) 28 Sept. 1667. List of 7 letters 'received of Mr. Seymour's Man George'. Fols. 9-30 were found in c. 396
• (fols. 31-2) Notes of documents to be delivered to the various Clerks [1660-9], found in c. 404
• (fols. 33-4) Specimen sheet for Registrum Honoris de Richmond, 1722. (See MS. Note by Richard Gough in his copy of this, Gough York 54.) Found in c. 411
• For fols. i-8, see above, after MS. Clar. dep. c. 394

Contains mainly quotations from classical authors, especially Horace, and historical writers, especially Sir Walter Raleigh and Clarendon. The headings are grouped under letters of the alphabet but the letters are not in alphabetical order; at p.xi is an index of them. Pp. 311-30 contain a copy of orders relating to procedure in the House of Lords 'copied from a written Book of them deliver'd by the Clerks of ye House to a Noble Peer in May 1714' with p. 309b a subject index. On p. 283 is the date 'now.1734' and on p. 339 'now.1735'.

• (p. 1) mainly notes on endowments and lists of fellows, copied partly from a MS. of Thomas Feilde, Fellow of St. John's, and partly from a paper communicated to John Le Neve by Christopher Boughton, Fellow of St. John's, both received by Shaw in 1720 (see pp. 58,61)
• (p. 137) notes of livings in the gift of Cambridge and Oxford colleges and of Eton, Winchester and the Charterhouse, taken from 'Browne Willis Esq's Account of the Patrons of Livings in England & Wales'. On p. 145 is a date 19 June 1736.

• (p. 1) arranged by counties, written by Shaw up to about 1738 (e.g., p. 14) and added to by 'H.S.' (see c. 416, p. 302) between about 1739 and 1746 (e.g., p. 253). For most counties the extracts include lists of papists' estates in 1719, notes on 18th-century presentations to livings, notes of the number of votes in parliamentary elections, 1710-41, and notes of briefs read in the church of St. James, Westminster, 1729-43. At pp. 205-17, 258-66 are abstracts of the London bills of mortality 1718-34, 1735-8, 1743.
• (p. 367 reversed) 'Account of Livings in England & Wales, in the gift of the Archbishops, Deans & Chapters, & Dignitaries, taken from the four Vols. of Browne Willis Esqr. 1733'. Labelled on the spine 'Vol. I'

In two volumes called 1 and 2 (evidently heraldic collections) and in the various heraldic MSS. and printed books listed on p. i. On p. 302 is a note signed H.S. including a date 1746. Labelled on the spine 'Vol. III'.

• (p. 1) An index partly by Shaw and partly by 'H.S.' of personal names in four volumes called 1-4. 1-2 are the same as those indexed in c. 416, and 3 is the volume c. 416
• (p. 298) an index of heraldic terms in volumes 1 and 2

• (p. 1) Visitation of Berkshire [1664-6], copied from MS. Harl. 1530 item 3, with (p. 51) index
• (p. 63) Visitation of Dorset, 1574, from MS. Harl. 1539, with (p. 143) index
• (p. 159) 'Arms from Burton's Description of Leicestershire', with (p. 188) index
• (p. 276 rev.) Visitation of Cumberland [1615], apparently copied from MS. Harl. 1536, with (p. 254 rev.) index
• (p. 246 rev.) Visitation of Westmorland, 1638, copied from MS. Harl. 1564, with additions from the visitation of 1615 (probably taken from MS. Harl. 1435), and with (p. 233 rev.) index

All copied from MS. Harl. 1535, with (p. 307) an index.

• (p. 1) 'The Visitation of the county of Cornwall. 1620 together with the Visitation made An° Dom: 1573', apparently from MS. Harl. 1079, with (p. 124) an index
• (p. 141) 'Certayne Cornishe Arms from Anothr MS.'
• (p. 147) 'The Visitation of Derbyshire. 1611 together with the Visitation made A° 1569' copied from MS. Harl. 1537, and 'enlarged with some other additions', with (p. 262) an index
• (p. 283) 'Copy of the Visitation of Huntingdonsh: Taken 1613', with additions in red ink
• (p. 326) an index

The sources of the transcript are not given.

• (p. 1) mainly from the 1620 visitation, a copy of MS. Harl. 1538, with (p. 114) an index
• (p. 185) an armorial designed to show the differences in the arms of different families of the same names, taken 'from a Visitation book of Berkshire', i.e., MS. Harl. 1530, item 2

Apparently copied from MS. Harl. 1542, and with (p. 276) an index.

• (p. 1) visitations of Norfolk, 1563 and 1613, copied from MS. Harl. 1552, with (p. 160) an index
• (p. 183) visitations of Northumberland, 1575 and 1615, apparently copied from MS. Harl. 1554, with additions 'from another book of the same County...', and with (p. 238) an index
• (p. 251) 'Salop Visitation 1623 (a Small part only not inserted in ye other of Salop)' with (p. 299) an index, cf. c. 424 below
• (p. 311) notes on Lancashire gentry including (p. 331) an armorial and (p. 338) an index
• (p. 346) pedigrees of noble families with (p. 367) an index

(p. 1) copied from MS. Harl. 1396, with additions 'from a Book of Randle Holme Mayor of Chester 1643', perhaps MS. Harl. 1982, and, with (p. 240) an index.

• (p. 1) visitations of Somerset, 1573, 1591 and 1623, with additions from another MS. containing the 1623 visitation 'wth the Visitation made A° 1565', apparently MS. Harl. 1445, and from a MS. of 'No Title, but ye descents seem to end some 1573 & others 1601 & 1621', with (p. 132) an index
• (p. 155) 'Suffolk, This Visitation Taken 1561', probably copied from MS. Harl. 1560, with additions from some other source; at p. 296 is the 'Remainder of Another Book of Suffolk, ye rest already inserted in Red', and pp. 301-2 are 'from another Little Account of Suffolk families...', with (p. 303) an index

(p. 1) copied from MS. Harl. 1487 with additions 'from anothr MS. of ye County', and with (p. 391) an index.

• Robert Hampden Trevor, Viscount Hampden: 'Britannia, 1761,' Latin poem in two parts, fair copy dedicated to Thomas Villiers, 1st Earl of Clarendon of the second creation, 1775, pr. at Parma, 1792, and an autograph letter from Hampden to Clarendon dated 10 Aug. 1783
• Three plays: 'Love and Learning,' 'Fatal Love,' and 'Tyane,' autograph, early 18th cent.: the name of Mrs. Oldfield appears amongst the Dramatis Personae of each, but they are not included in the 'List of what Plays Mrs. Oldfield Acted in' on p. 205 of Memoirs of the Life... and Performances by W. Egerton, 1731