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Collapse D4576 - Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton - c.1810-c.1838

D4576 - Sir Robert John Wilmot-Horton - c.1810-c.1838

1 - Henry Gally Knight, MP (1786-1846) - 1816-1831

2 - Thomas Frankland Lewis, MP (1780-1855) - 1817-1822

3 - Edward John Littleton MP (1791-1863), later 1st Baron Hatherton - 1819-1831

4 - John Gibson Lockhart (1794-1854) - 1832

5 - Bishop of London [C J Blomfield, 1786-1857] - 1831

6 - James Macdonald MP (1784-1832) - 1821-1832

7 - Sir Robert Peel (1788-1850) - 1828 & 1830

8 - John Beverley Robinson (1791-1863) Chief Justice of Upper Canada - 1833

9 - Nassau William Senior (1790-1864), political economist - 1833

10 - Revd. Sydney Smith (1771-1845) canon of St Paul's Cathedral - 1820-1833

11 - Ralph Sneyd (c1793-1870) of Keele, Staffordshire, 1818-1821 and undated - 1818-1821

12 - William Sotheby (1757-1823) poet and translator - 1831

13 - EG Stanley [Lord Stanley] (1799-1869) later Earl of Derby, 1827 and undated - [1820s-1830s]

14 - Hon. & Revd. John Chetwynd-Talbot (1779-1825), son of 1st Earl Talbot & Rector of Church Eaton and Ingestre, Staffordshire - 1810-1818

15 - Lt. -Gen. Sir Herbert Taylor (1775-1839), secretary to King William IV - 1829 & 1831

16 - George Vernon MP (1785-1861) 1821 and undated - [1820s]

17 - Richard Wellesley MP (1787-1831) son of 1st Marquess Wellesley - 1811-1821

18 - Foley Wilmot [family connexion of Wilmot-Horton] - 1826-1828

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19 - `Miscellaneous

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20 - `Autographs 1'

1-2 - Label and wrapper

3 - Lord Wellesley, Marble Hill: writer's health; French politics and risk of `much disturbance' - 1830

4 - Sir Charles Vaughan, Paris: congratulations on Wilmot-Horton's appointment as Under Secretary of State for Colonies - 1821

5 - Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, House of Lords: letter of introduction for Ceylon merchant; progress of Electoral Reform Bill - 1832

6 - Richard Sharp, Park Lane: advice on travelling and accommodation in Italy and Switzerland - 1829

7 - Edward Stanley [later Bishop of Norwich], London: letter of introduction for Henry Hamilton who is setting out for Ceylon - 1833

8 - Revd. John Sneyd, Elford, Staffs: congratulations on personal matter [marriage] - 1806

9 - Professor Wm. Smyth: comments on emigration and political situation - 1833

10 - Sir Sidney Smith: invitation to dine - 1830

11 - Lord Sidmouth, Richmond Park: permission to Wilmot-Horton to ride or drive in the Park - 1823

12 - Lord Granville Somerset, Heythrop: political affairs; Queen Caroline; social news - 1820

13-14 - Charles Sutton, `The Speaker' [Lord Canterbury]: two letters: request for sherry; arrangement to meet for dinner in London - 1820-1822

15 - Col. James Stanhope, Longleat: personal, including. comic verse - 1818

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21 - `Autographs 2'

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22 - `Autographs 3'

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23 - `Autographs 4'

Expand 24 - Miscellaneous papers

24 - Miscellaneous papers

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale

National Coal Board

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

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