Foreign Office papers. ff. 1-103. Abstracts of intelligence received at the Foreign Office; 1832-1833. ff. 104-109. Abstracts of intelligence received at the Foreign Office and circulated to the Cabinet; 1838. Printed forms with manuscript additions.
Official papers. George Eden, Earl of Auckland, Letter from the Governor-General to the Secret Committee (1840). Printed. On the establishment of an annual fair on the Indus. Papers relating to the recall of Edward Law, 1st Earl of Ellenborough, as governor-general of India; 1844. Letters to ...
Official papers, undated. ‘Note on the Silk Trade’; [1831?]. Memorandum on municipal reform; [1835?]. Memorandum by Sir Francis Palgrave on the historical origin of the Home Secretary’s powers. Memorandum on the prorogation of Parliament. Discourse on steamships. ‘Confidential Paper on Ir...
Letters and related papers from Lord Brougham. Arranged as follows: - 1. Letters to Lord Lansdowne, with a letter to Lord Shelburne on the death of Lord Lansdowne; 1851-1862. 2. Papers and letters to Lord Lansdowne related to educational reform. 3. Copies of correspondence of Lord Brougham wi...
Correspondence as follows: ff. 1-25. Correspondence and papers relating to the property tax on East India dividends; 1806. ff. 26-64. Letters from David Steuart and Timothy Brown, on alleged corruption in the Edinburgh Excise Office; 1806-1807.
Correspondents Orde-Pulszky. Includes: 1. William Orde, M.P.; [1801?]-1851, n.d. Orde was at Cambridge with Lord Petty. 2. Louis Guillaume Otto, Comte de Moslay, French diplomatist; 1801. Partly French. 3. Sir William Gore Ouseley, diplomatist; 1860. 4. Samuel Jones Loyd, 1st Baron Overstone...
Miscellaneous annotated newspapers. 1. ff. 1-4v. The Star, 18 Feb. 1794, 15 Feb. 1794, with annotations in pencil by Lord Shelburne; 1794. 2. ff. 5-7v. The Gazetteer and New Daily Advertiser, 21, 22 March 1780. Partly fragments. 3. f. 8. List of members of the House of Commons; 1780. Printed.
Vol. 2. Papers assembled by Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, 6th Marquess of Lansdowne, in connection with his article ‘The ‘Peace Letter’ of 1917’, published in The Nineteenth Century And After, vol. 115 (1934), pp 370-84, with related correspondence. Correspondents include Charles Hardinge, 1st Baron ...