BERRY PAPERS, Vols. IV.-XXXIII. Journals of Mary Berry; 1783-1841. Printed for the most part by Lady Teresa Lewis, who also appears to have had access to volumes since lost, covering periods of time unrepresented here. Engl. and Fr.
Original drafts of ten of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Quartets, for 2 violins, viola, and violoncello, in score.
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Original drafts of ten of Mozart's quartets, for 2 violins, viola, and violoncello, in score. In three volumes. They are respectively numbered, probably by Stumpff, 28-33, 37, 34-36. The K. (followed by a number) given below, stands for Kochel's Thematic Catalogue, from which also the dates in s...
NICHOLAS PAPERS (Series II.). Vols. I., 11. (ff. 192, 163). "A Register of the warrants, letters, orders and actes doune by the Rt hoble Geo[rge Villiers], D[uke] of Buckingham, lorde highe Admirall of England, concerning his office of Admirall," etc.; 1624-1627.
WINDHAM PAPERS. Vols. V., VI. (ff. 219, 273). Correspondence of W. Windham with William Wyndham Grenville, Lord Grenville (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs 1791-1801, First Lord of the Treasury 1806-1807); 1793-1807. Followed (37847, f. 204) by correspondence with his brother, Thomas Grenville (First Lord of the Admiralty 1806-1807), 1793-1809; and (ib. f. 240) with Charles Grey, afterwards Viscount Howick and 2nd Earl Grey (First Lord of the Admiralty 1806, Foreign Secretary 1806-1807...
WINDHAM PAPERS. Vols. VII., VIII. (ff. 337, 375). Correspondence of W. Windham with Sir John Coxe Hippisley, lst Bart. (1796), chiefly concerning the relations of Great Britain and the Papacy; 1781-1810. The enclosures are very numerous, and include (37848, f. 297) a copy of a letter of Edmund Burke to Hippisley, 3 Oct. 1793.
WINDHAM PAPERS. Vols. IX., X. (ff. 260, 268). Correspondence of W. Windham with Emperor John Alexander Woodford, Inspector General of Foreign Forces in British Pay; 1794-1810.
WINDHAM PAPERS. Vols. XIV.-XXXI. Correspondence of W. Windham with French Royalists; 1792-1810. The letters are infrequent till 1794, when (11 July) Windham became Secretary at War. He had for some time been regarded as the inheritor of Burke's antirevolutionary policy, and as the spokesman of that policy in Parliament. The management of the negotiations with the émigrés was now put into his hands, and the correspondence (most full in 1795, the year of the Quiberon Bay Expedition) throws muc...
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William Windham, Secretary of State, etc: Correspondence with French Royalists: 1792-1810. Vendée La, France: Correspondence of W. Windham with French Royalists: 1792-1810. Political Tracts: Tracts on the relations between England and France, chiefly relating to Royalist émigrés: 1792-1810.: F...
WINDHAM PAPERS. Vols. XXXII.-XLIX. General correspondence, political and military, of W. Windham; 1782-1810. Included are a few minutes sent in circulation to the Cabinet. Eighteen volumes.