Letter from Sir Lewis Pelly, Athanaeum Club, Pall Mall, London to Lord Lytton (Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 2nd Baron Lytton)
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Letter encosing a copy of a telegram (no longer enclosed) and informing his Lordship that he is available to return to work at a day's notice should there be any suitable duty for him. The date of the letter is difficult to read, but may be 3 October 1878.
Draft letter from Sir Lewis Pelly, India Office to Lord Lytton (Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 2nd Baron Lytton)
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Draft copy of a letter regarding his recent engagement to Sir Rutherford Alcock's stepdaughter (Amy Henrietta Lowder); informing him that the wedding is to take place at Westminster Abbey on 1 August 1878; and observing that he was sure Lord Lytton's private secretary Owen Tudor Burne would have...
Letter from N [Lord Northbrook?] to Sir Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding a forthcoming event which Ellward is now unable to attend but Horace G Walpole is able to come to and asking Pelly to be there at 7.30. A postscript marked private and confidential tells Pelly to read an article in the following day's copy of Times which has been signed 'N'.
Letter from Evelyn Baring, 23 St James's Place, London to Sir Lewis Pelly
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Letter inviting Pelly to dine with him on 4 June 1879 and meet J W Austin, and informing him that he has invited Sutherland, Sir Henry Green and other friends of British interests in the East to come along and meet him too.
Letter from Lord Lytton (Edward Bulwer-Lytton, 2nd Baron Lytton), Government House, Calcutta to Colonel Sir Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding a letter to Pelly which Lord Lytton had omitted to send several months earlier in relation to Pelly's book and secret correspondence acquired by the British which proved that Nur Mohamed Shah was in the pay of the Ameer [Amir] and the Maharajah of Kashmir, who wanted to prevent ...
Letter from G W Dickson, Constantinople to Colonel Sir Lewis Pelly
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Letter, marked confidential, regarding his having attempted to trace the whereabouts of some photographs belonging to Pelly and his discovery that they had already been sent to him. The letter goes on to discuss George Goschen (1st Viscount Goschen)'s work in Constantinople; Dickson's views on ...
Letter from Jane Anne Yate, Minber House, Churbridge to Colonel Sir Lewis Pelly
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Letter regarding her son who has been posted to Kelat and regarding her concerns over the heat the troops are exposed to and of their general well being.
