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1. Add MS 38133

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Add MS 38133
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COLLECTIONS, genealogical, legal, and historical. Sir Thomas Phillipps (see his Catal. Manuscriptorum under no. 3765, and Collectanea Topogr. et Geneal. vol. i, p. 20) regarded the collection as made by Robert Aske, whose name occurs several times. Internal evidence (see below, esp. art. 11) mak...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Latin
Date Range:
16th century
Extent:
1 item

2. Add MS 38146

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"ENTRYES while the King was in Ireland": letter-book of Sir Robert Southwell as Principal Secretary of State for Ireland during William III's campaign in that country in 1690. The extreme dates are 29 May and 8 September. The entries are arranged by subjects, the principal divisions being: royal...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English, French, and Latin
Date Range:
29 May 1690-8 Sep 1690
Extent:
1 item

3. Add MS 38147-38152

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Add MS 38147-38152
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LETTERS AND PAPERS connected with the Vice- Admiralty of Munster, an office held successively by Sir Robert Southwell (1677-1701), Edward Southwell (1701-1730), and Edward Southwell junior (1733-1749). The letters are chiefly from Capt. James Waller, Deputy Vice-Admiral for the Port of Kinsale, and date from 1692 until his retirement in 1699. Waller also held office under the Ordnance Board and the Commissioners for Sick and Wounded, and constant reference is made to his transactions with th...
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Edward Southwell: Correspondence as Vice-Admiral of Munster: 1692-1728. Navy; England: Letters and papers rel. to the Vice-Admiralty of Munster: 1677-1749. Province of Munster: Papers conc. the Vice-Admiralty of: 1677-1749. Kinsale, Cork: Letters and papers from deputies at, to the Vice-Admir...
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
1677-1749
Extent:
6 items