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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D2375/F/J/2/4/7
Former ReferenceD2375/M/76/58
TitleCommonplace book of Lady Crewe
Datec.1855-1859
DescriptionContaining extract of report on death of William Billinge, soldier, aged 112 from Derby Mercury, 3 Feb 1791; copy of a letter from Jeanne, Queen of Navarre to the Cardinal d 'Armagnac; satirical epitaph on Dr Johnson supposed to be by Mr Jenyns; Observations on "The Jew"; "A Bill for the more effectual Prosecution of the War with Russia, and for the securing the Liberty of the Press and for other purposes", with satirical marginal comments about "The Times"; poem: "What is a Puseyite?" from Bells' Weekly Messenger; verse "The Derbyshire Freeholders' Choice"; "Our coast defence" by Cyrus Redding, written in 1848 and circulated privately; Mollhausen on "The Indian Heaven", 1853; extract on "GiantTrees"; extract on Italian Art from letter by Thomas [?] Unwin, 1825; "The Ouvirrandra Fenestralis"; "New Class of Trees" (satirical); "Celebrated modern female artists now living, 1859"; "Antiquities in Brittany"; "Costume of the Peasants of Morlaix", customs etc; "Act for the Reform and Regulating of Female Apparell"; "Lights on the English Channel"; "The Valley of Thebes"
Front cover inscribed "Lady Crewe, 1855"
LevelFile
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorHarpur Crewe family of Calke Abbey
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