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Egerton MS 3515

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032-001985764

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032-001985764

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Egerton MS 3515

Title:

Wyatt Papers; 1722-1884, n.d. As follows.- (1) Correspondence and papers of members of the Wyatt family, 1772-1880, n.d., chiefly:- (a) James Wyatt the elder, architect (b. 1746, d. 1813); 1772-1811. ff. 1-35b passim;- (b) Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor (b. 1777, d. 1862), son of J. Wyatt, mostly on professional matters; 1804-1850, n.d. ff. 11-153 passim. At the beginning (ff. 1-2b) is a letter of Horace Walpole (4th Earl of Orford 1791) to James Wyatt, with an imperfect autograph copy by Wyatt of his reply; 26 July, 1 Aug. 1772. Both letters are printed by A. Dale, James Wyatt, 1956, pp. 133-134. Dale evidently used the present papers (as well as others not now in the collection, e.g. the letter of Christopher Codrington to M. C. Wyatt published by him, op. cit., p. 194) before they came to the Department. ff. 1-154b.

(2) Correspondence, etc., of M. C. Wyatt, with John Foster, mostly relating to the monument to Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson, at Liverpool, designed by Wyatt, together with other correspondence on the same subject; 1807-1813, n.d. Partly drafts. See also M. C. Wyatt, Prospectus of a model to the memory of Lord Nelson, intended to adorn the habitations of those who appretiate his services, 1808. ff. 155-180b.

(3) Correspondence of M. C. Wyatt with John Henry Manners, 5th Duke of Rutland, on professional matters; 1826-1854, n.d. Partly drafts. ff. 181-230b.

(4) Correspondence of M. C. Wyatt's second son, the younger James Wyatt, sculptor, on professional matters; 1845-1884, n.d. At the end (ff. 260-262b) is a letter to one of James's brothers, relating to their father, n.d. ff. 231-262b. For other MSS. in the British Library and elsewhere relating to the Wyatt family, see A. Dale, James Wyatt, Architect, 1746-1813, 1936. Further letters of the elder James Wyatt are now Add. MSS. 39781, f. 49, and 42072, f. 43. Paper: ff. 262. Folio. 1772-1884. From the Farnborough Fund.

Scope & Content:

Art. Miscellaneous: Letters and papers of M. C. Wyatt and his son James: 1804-1884, n.d.

includes:

ff. 1, 2 Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford; alias Horatio: Correspondence with J. Wyatt: 1772.
ff. 1, 2 James Wyatt, RA; architect: Correspondence with H. Walpole: 1772.
ff. 3-5b 3rd daughter of George III; Landgravine and Princess of Hesse Homburg, 1818 Elizabeth. Princess: Letters on behalf of her father to J. Wyatt: 1801, bef. 1804.
ff. 3-5b George III of England: Letters on his behalf to J. Wyatt: 1801, bef. 1804.
f. 6 Benjamin Dean Wyatt, son of the elder J Wyatt: Medical certificate rel. to: 1803.
f. 6 Sir James Earle, Surgeon-extraordinary to George III: Medical certificate signed by: 1803.
ff. 7-8 Art. Miscellaneous: Outline of proposals for the British Institution for Promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom: 1805.: Printed.
f. 9 Charlotte Wyatt: Letter to Mrs. Wyatt: 1805.
ff. 11, 13, 18, 21-22, 27, 35 James Wyatt, RA; architect: Letters to his son, Matthew: 1804-1811.
ff. 11-230b passim Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor: Correspondence and papers: 1804-1854, n.d.
ff. 12, 169 William Yatman, attorney, of London: Letters to M. C. Wyatt: 1805, 1808.
f. 15 (printed) Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson: Regulations, etc., for his funeral, with admission card: 1806.
f. 16 Accompts: M. C. Wyatt; painting at Windsor Castle: 1805-1807.
f. 16 Windsor Castle; Berkshire: Bill for paintings, etc., by M. C. Wyatt: 1805-1807.
f. 17 Lewis William Wyatt, architect: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1807.
f. 19 Rachel Wyatt, wife of the elder J Wyatt: Letter to her son, Philip: 1808.
ff. 23, 31-34b, 42 Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor: Letters to his wife, Maria: 1809-1814.
f. 25 James Wyatt, RA; architect: Letter to his wife, Rachel: 1809.
f. 29 Sir Lucas Pepys, 1st Baronet; MD, Physician-General to the Forces: Letter to Mrs. R. Wyatt: 1810.
f. 36 Richard Brinsley Sheridan, MP; dramatist: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: circ. 1810-1813.
f. 38 J[ohn?] Taylor, of the 'Sun' newspaper: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1813.
ff. 39-41b England; Parliament: Amending act to encourage production of original sculpture, etc.: 1814.: Printed, with MS note.
f. 43 Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor: Letter to his son, James: circ. 1825-1836.
f.45 Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor: Letter to R. Brown: 1815.
ff. 47, 53-56b Judith Maria Rolle, 1st wife of John, Baron Rolle: Letters to Mrs. Wyatt: circ. 1805-bef. 1820.
f. 48 Henry Addington, 1st Viscount Sidmouth; Prime Minister: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1816.
f. 50 Benjamin Bloomfield, 1st Baron Bloomfield: Letter, on behalf of George IV, to M. C. Wyatt: 1820.
ff. 50, 66-68 George IV of England: Correspondence on his behalf with M. C. Wyatt: 1820, 1824.
f. 57 Charles John Gardiner, 2nd Viscount Mountjoy; Earl of Blessington 1816: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1821.
f. 59 Sir James Campbell, KCB: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1822.
f. 61 Robert Banks Jenkinson, Baron Hawkesbury; 2nd Earl of Liverpool; Prime Minister: Letter on his behalf to M. C. Wyatt: 1822.
f.61 Robert Willimott, Secretary to Lord Liverpool: Letter on behalf of Lord Liverpool to M. C. Wyatt: 1822.
f. 64 Dudley Costello, journalist and illustrator: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: [bef. 1823?].
ff. 66-68b William Knighton, 1st Baronet 1812; Keeper of th, Privy Purse 1822: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1824.
ff. 69, 73, 81-87, 189 George III of England: Correspondence rel. to his equestrian statue: 1826-1836.
ff. 69-71 b Sir Edward Cust, general and military historian: Letters to M. C. Wyatt: 1826, 1827.
ff. 76, 80, 88-93b, 100-102b,111-114b,151 General Sir Frederick William Trench, KCH: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: aft. 1831-1846, n.d.
f. 78 Harriet Fitzroy, wife of Charles, 3rd Baron Southampton: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: aft. 1831.
ff. 81-84b George Kenyon, 2nd Baron Kenyon: Letters to M. C. Wyatt: 1834.
f. 85 Charles Cecil Cope Jenkinson, 3rd Earl of Liverpool: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1834.
f. 86 William Van Mildert, Bishop of Llandaff 1819 and (1826) of Durham: Letter to F. Whitcombe: 1835.
f. 94 Matthew Cotes Wyatt, sculptor: Letter to Lord De Grey: 1837.
f. 95 Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1838.
ff. 96-99b,121-130,135 Charles William Vane, Baron Stewart; formerly Stewart; 3rd Marquess of Londonderry: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1838-1847.
ff. 103-107b, 116 John Wilson Croker, PC; MP: Letters to M. C. Wyatt: 1844, 1846.
f. 108 General Sir Frederick William Trench, KCH: Letter to Lt.-Col. W. B. Dundas: 1846.
f. 115 Rear-Admiral John Hay, KCH; 3rd son of George, 7th Marquess of Tweeddale: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1846.: Signed.
f. 118 George Croly, author and divine: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1846.
f. 131 Major-General Sir James Henry Reynett, KCB: Letter to Gen. Sir F. W. Trench: 1847.
ff. 137-143b George William Frederick Howard, Viscount Morpeth; 7th Earl of Carlisle: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1847.
ff. 144-147b William Parsons, architect, of Leicester: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1849.
f. 149 General Hon Charles Grey, private Secretary to Prince Albert and to Queen Victoria: Letter on behalf of Prince Albert. to M. C. Wyatt: 1850.
f. 150 John Campbell, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1850.
f. 154 Thomas Philip De Grey, 2nd Earl de Grey of Wrest: Letter to Gen. Sir F. W. Trench: n.d.
ff. 155-179 passim John Foster, of Liverpool: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1807-1813, n.d.: Partly drafts.
ff. 155-180 b Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson: Correspondence, etc., rel. to his monument at Liverpool: 1807-1813, n.d.
f. 163 John Bacon, sculptor, of Soho: Letter to M. C. Wyatt: 1808.
ff. 171-172b Richard Westmacott, sculptor; Knight 1837: Agreement with M. C. Wyatt: 1809.: Signed.
ff. 181-230b John Henry Manners, 5th Duke of Rutland: Correspondence with M. C. Wyatt: 1826-1854, n.d.
f. 204 George Butler, of the Ordnance Office: Letter to the Duke of Rutland: 1840.
f. 213 John Henry Manners, 5th Duke of Rutland: Letter to Gen. Sir F. W. Trench: 1846.
f. 231 Alexander Handyside Ritchie, sculptor, of Edinburgh: Letter to J. Wyatt: 1845.
ff. 231-259 James Wyatt, the younger; sculptor: Correspondence and papers: 1845-1884.
f.233 General Sir Frederick William Trench, KCH: Letter to J. Wyatt: 1845.
ff. 236, 257-259 Charles Cecil John Manners, 6th Duke of Rutland: Correspondence with J. Wyatt: 1848, 1884.
ff. 239-244b Alfred Padley, of Britwell Hall: Correspondence with J. Wyatt: 1849.: Partly drafts.
ff. 245-249b William Parsons, architect, of Leicester: Correspondence with J. Wyatt: 1849.: Imperf.
f. 250 Stephen Reed Cattley, Rector of Bagthorpe: Letter to T. Wyatt: 1851.: Mostly lithogr.
f. 250 David Williams Wise, Secretary, Fine Arts Section, 1851 Exhibition: Letter to J. Wyatt: 1851.: Mostly lithogr.
ff. 253-256b Arthur Richard Wellesley, 2nd Duke of Wellington: Correspondence with J. Wyatt: 1883.
f. 261 Jane Brewer: Letter to - Wyatt: 19th cent.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Egerton Manuscripts

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Record Type (Level):

Fonds

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1 item

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Languages:

English

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1722

End Date:

1884

Date Range:

1722-1884

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Custodial History:

Emily P. Wyatt, daughter of the younger J Wyatt: Owned: until 1948.

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

Legal Status:

Not Public Record(s)

Names:

Addington, Henry, 1st Viscount Sidmouth, Prime Minister, 1757-1844
Bacon, John, sculptor, 1777-1859
Bloomfield, Benjamin, 1st Baron Bloomfield, 1768-1846
Brewer, Jane
Butler, George, of the Ordnance Office
Campbell, James, KCB
Campbell, John, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane, politician and courtier, 1796-1862
Cattley, Stephen Reed, Rector of Bagthorpe
Costello, Dudley, journalist and illustrator
Croker, John Wilson, PC, MP, 1780-1857
Croly, George, author and divine
Cust, Edward, general and military historian
Earle, James, Knight, surgeon, 1755-1817
Elizabeth, Princess, Landgravine and Princess of Hesse Homburg, 3rd daughter of George III
Fitzroy, Harriet, wife of Charles, 3rd Baron Southampton, fl 1826-1860
Foster, John, of Liverpool
Gardiner, Charles John, 2nd Viscount Mountjoy; Earl of Blessington 1816
George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1738-1820
George IV, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1762-1830
Grey, Charles, army officer, politician and courtier, 1804-1870
Grey, Thomas Philip, 2nd Earl de Grey, politician, 1781-1859
Hay, John, Rear-Admiral KCH, 3rd son of George 7th Marquess of Tweeddale
Howard, George William Frederick, Viscount Morpeth, 7th Earl of Carlisle
Jenkinson, Charles Cecil Cope, 3rd Earl of Liverpool, politician, 1784-1851
Jenkinson, Robert Banks, Baron Hawkesbury, 2nd Earl of Liverpool, Prime Minister, 1770-1828
Kenyon, George, 2nd Baron Kenyon
Knighton, William, 1st Baronet 1812, Keeper of th, Privy Purse 1822
Manners, Charles Cecil John, 6th Duke of Rutland
Manners, John Henry, 5th Duke of Rutland
Nelson, Horatio, Viscount Nelson, naval officer, 1758-1805,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121400634
Padley, Alfred, of Britwell Hall
Parliament
Parsons, William, architect, of Leicester
Pepys, Lucas, 1st Baronet, MD, Physician-General to the Forces
Reynett, James Henry, Major-General KCB
Ritchie, Alexander Handyside, sculptor, of Edinburgh
Rolle, Judith Maria, 1st wife of John, Baron Rolle
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, MP, dramatist
Taylor, John?, of the 'Sun' newspaper
Trench, Frederick William, General KCH
Van Mildert, William, Bishop of Llandaff 1819 and (1826) of Durham
Vane, Charles William, formerly Stewart Baron Stewart 3rd Marquess of Londonderry
Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of Orford alias Horatio
Wellesley, Arthur Richard, 2nd Duke of Wellington
Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington, army officer and statesman, 1769-1852
Westmacott, Richard, sculptor; Knight 1837
Willimott, Robert, Secretary to Lord Liverpool
Windsor Castle, Berkshire
Wise, David Williams, Secretary, Fine Arts Section, 1851 Exhibition
Wyatt, Benjamin Dean, son of the elder J Wyatt
Wyatt, Charlotte
Wyatt, Emily P., daughter of the younger J Wyatt
Wyatt, James, RA, architect
Wyatt, James, the younger; sculptor
Wyatt, Lewis William, architect
Wyatt, Matthew Cotes, sculptor
Wyatt, Rachel, wife of the elder J Wyatt
Yatman, William, attorney, of London