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032-002092978

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032-002092978

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Add MS 41071

Title:

HONE PAPERS, supplementary to Add. MSS. 40108-40122 and 40856, viz.:-

A. Correspondence of William Hone, bookseller (d. 1842), 1819-1835, including a number of letters from Hone to John Childs, printer, of Bungay. Most of the others are from contributors to Hone's publications or otherwise of a semi-business nature. Among the writers are John Hunt, brother of Leigh Hunt, Robert Southey, and the publishers Edward Moxon and Thomas Tegg. ff. 1-53. B. Miscellaneous letters collected by Hone or members of his family, 1692-1864, including:-

1. Rev. [Matthew Henry] to his father Rev. [Philip] Henry, both Dissenting ministers, mentioning "this Descent" (i.e. the La Hogue expedition), and the death of Sir John Trevor on the previous Saturday (28 May 1692); [May-June 1692]. For other letters of Matthew Henry see Add. MS. 42849, and for sermons Egerton MS. 2518 and Add. MS. 41567 B. f. 54.

2. T[homas] Hood to - Fraser (James Fraser of Fraser's Magazine ?), promising contributions; 2 Robert Street, Adelphi, [1829 ?] f. 58.

3. R[ichard] R[obert] Madden to and to [Joseph] Soul, mostly on anti-slavery topics, Dec. 1840-Oct. 1844, including (f. 78) "Lines on Manzano's Grave." ff. 59-72 b, 76-78.

4. R[amsay] R[ichard] Reinagle, painter, to John Parkinson of 80 Cambridge Terrace, requesting financial support for his "Pneumatic Invention"; 10 Harrington Street, Edward St., 7 June 1844. f. 73.

5. Hon. [George Charles] Grantley F[itzhardingel Berkeley to - Holl of 72 High Street, Worcester, relating to L[etitia] E[lizabeth] L[andon] and her troubles; Boscombe, 30 Oct. 1864. Cf. D. E. Enfield, L.E.L., A Mystery of the Thirties, 1928, pp. 115-117, and Add. MS. 43688 F and Y. f. 85.

Paper; ff. 87. Folio.

Scope & Content:

William Hone, bookseller; d: Collections and correspondence: 19th cent.

includes:

ff. 1, 3, 26, 52 John Childs, printer, of Bungay: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1819-1840.
f. 5 John Hunt, publisher; brother of James Henry Leigh Hunt: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 6 Reverend Thomas Hartwell Horne, biblical scholar: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 8 Walter Wilson, nonconformist biographer: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1813-1829.
ff. 9, 10, 38, 51 Matthew Davenport Hill, QC; MP: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1823-1833.
f. 12 James Stephen, Under-Secretary for the Colonies 1836-1847; KCB 1847: Letter to W. Hone: 1824.
f. 16 John Scott, journalist: Letters to W. Hone: 1821, 1825.
ff. 18, 24 William Henry Brooke, satirical draughstman: Letters to W. Hone: 1826, 1828, n.d.
f. 20 Edward Moxon, publisher: Letters to W. Hone: 1827.
ff. 28, 30, 33, 35, 39, 41 Thomas Tegg, bookseller: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1830-1832.
f. 31 Robert Southey, poet: Letters to W. Hone: 1830.
ff. 36, 43 Norrisson Cavendish Scatcherd, antiquary: Letters to W. Hone: 1827-1832.
ff. 45, 47 William Wallen, architect: Letters to W. Hone: 1832, 1834.
ff. 45, 47. 49 London Bridges: Letters, and drawing, of W. Wallen rel. to demolition of London Bridge: 1832.
f. 49 Art. Illuminations and Drawings ENGLISH: London Bridge in demolition: 1832.
f. 54 Matthew Henry, nonconformist divine: Letter to his father Rev. P. Henry: 1692.
f. 56 Basil Montagu, KC 1835: Letter to J. M. Richardson: 1815.
f. 58 Thomas Hood, poet: Letter to Fraser: [circ. 1829].
ff. 59-72 b, 76-78 Richard Robert Madden, miscellaneous writer: Letters to J Soul, etc.: 1840-1844.
ff. 59-72 b, 76-78 Slaves, Slave Trade: Letters of R. R. Madden to J. Soul, etc., rel. to slavery: 1840-1844.
ff. 59-72 b, 76-78 Joseph Soul, Secretary, London Orphan Working School: Letters to, from R. R. Madden: 1840-1844.
f. 68 John Seoble, Secretary, British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society: Letter to J. Soul: 1843.
f. 73 Ramsay Richard Reinagle, RA: Letter to J. Parkinson: 1844.
f. 78 Poetry ENGLISH: R. R. Madden, " Lines on Manzano's Grave": 1844.
f. 78 Richard Robert Madden, miscellaneous writer: "Lines on Manzano's Grave": 1844.: Autogr.
f. 79 Hon Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge Berkeley, MP: Letter to - Wallis on Crimean mismanagement: 1855.
f. 81 Isaac Butt, MP: Letter to W. Shoberl: circ. 1861.
f. 83 Sir Charles Edward Trevelyan, 1st Baronet; KCB; of Wallington: Letter to W. L. Heeley: 1863.
f. 85 Letitia Elizabeth Landon, poet: Letter from Hon. G. C. G. F. Berkeley to - Holl rel. to: 1864.
f. 85 Hon George Charles Grantley FitzHardinge Berkeley, author: Letter to, - Holl conc. " L. E. L.": 1864.

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Western Manuscripts

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Additional Manuscripts

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English

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Latin

Start Date:

1692

End Date:

1864

Date Range:

1692-1864

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Names:

Berkeley, Francis Henry Fitz-Hardinge, MP
Berkeley, George Charles Grantley FitzHardinge, author
Brooke, William Henry, portrait painter and illustrator, 1772-1860,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000066873550,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/43050742
Butt, Isaac, MP
Childs, John, printer of Bungay
Henry, Matthew, nonconformist divine
Hill, Matthew Davenport, QC, MP
Hone, William, bookseller; d
Hood, Thomas, poet, 1799-1845
Horne, Thomas Hartwell, Reverend biblical scholar
Hunt, John, publisher; brother of James Henry Leigh Hunt
Landon, Letitia Elizabeth, poet
Madden, Richard Robert, miscellaneous writer
Montagu, Basil, KC 1835
Moxon, Edward, publisher; of Add MS 40120
Reinagle, Ramsay Richard, RA
Scatcherd, Norrisson Cavendish, antiquary
Scott, John, journalist
Seoble, John, Secretary, British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Soul, Joseph, Secretary, London Orphan Working School
Southey, Robert, poet, 1774-1843
Stephen, James, Under-Secretary for the Colonies 1836-1847; KCB 1847
Tegg, Thomas, bookseller
Trevelyan, Charles Edward, KCB, 1st Baronet of Wallington
Wallen, William, architect
Wilson, Walter, nonconformist biographer