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040-001950674

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Vol. DXXXIX (ff. 196). 1712- June 1715.

includes:

f. 1 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letter to: 171[1/2?].
ff. 3-4b Robert Molesworth, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716); Ambassador to Denmark: Autobiographical note: circ. [1712?].: Autogr.
f. 5 Dudley Moore, Dublin rioter: Memoranda, etc., rel. to his prosecution: 1713-1714.
ff. 5, 57, 132, 185 John Forster, Irish Chief Justice of CP: Letters to J. Addison: 1714-1715.
ff. 5, 59-61 Joseph Addison, dramatist and essayist: Letters, etc., to: 1706-1718.: Partly Fr. and Span.
ff. 7-10 Richard Bellew, 3rd Baron Bellew of Duleek: Case of: 1712-1714.
ff. 11-24 Hanover, Electors of. Ernest Augustus: Letters patent, etc., for his widow, Sophia, as Qu. of England: [1714?].: Partly Lat.: Drafts.
ff. 24-25b England Army of. Establishments: Ireland: 1689-1736.
ff.24-25b,74-75b Accounts: Army in Ireland: 1689-1715, n.d.
ff. 25b-26b, 68-69b, 74-75b England Army of. Strengths: Strengths of regts in Ireland: on 1708-1715.
ff. 29-32b County of Dublin: Petition, etc., rel. to election of Lord Mayor: 1714.: Copies, partly by J. Addison.
ff. 33-34b, 64-66b George I of England: Nominations to, for Irish posts: 1714.: Fr.
ff. 38-39b Ireland: Names of governors of counties: 1714.
f. 40 Nonconformists: Memorandum rel. to pensions for Presbyterian ministers in Ireland: 1714.
f. 40 Joseph Boyse, Presbyterian minister at Dublin: Memorial by: 1714.
f. 41 George Thorne, Mayor of Tiverton: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1714.
f. 41 Robert Burridge, [woollen manufacturer?], of Tiverton: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1714.
ff. 43-44b Sir Gustavus Hume, 3rd Baronet: Petition to George I: 1714.
ff. 43-44b, 139-146b George I of England: Memorials, etc., to, partly as Elector of Hanover: 1710-1722, n.d.: Fr.
f. 46 Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury: Recommendation for Irish bishoprics: 1714.
ff. 48-56b George I of England: Instructions to Lord Sunderland as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland: 1714.: Signed. Seal en placard.
ff. 59-61, 102 John Pratt, Constable of Dublin Castle; Deputy Vice-Treasurer of Ireland: Letters, etc., to J. Addison: 1714-1715.
ff. 62, 66, 92, 104, 124 William Whitshed, Irish Chief Justice of CP: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1714-1715.
ff. 68-69b Lieutenant-Colonel Matthew Pennefather, Commissary-General of Ireland; Auditor of Irish Revenue: Names and strengths of Army in Ireland: 1714.: Signed.
ff.70-73b, 95-96b Accounts: Ireland; public revenue: 1711-1721.
ff. 77-79 England Army of. Officers: Lists of, with existing ranks and for promotion: 1701-[1739?].
ff. 81-83 Nonconformists: Memorials on behalf of Irish protestant dissenters: [1714-1719?].
ff.84-85,89-90b Huguenots: Project, etc., rel. to Huguenots in Ireland: aft. 1714.: Fr.
f. 86 Thomas Grey, 2nd Earl of Stamford: Letters, etc., to Lord Sunderland: 1709-1719.: Mostly signed and copies.
f. 86 Reverend Dr Fyndeglasse, of Dublin: Recommendation for: [1714?].
ff. 87-88b, 106 Forfeited Estates: Papers rel. to, in Ireland: 1715.
ff. 91-91b Roman Catholics: Information against Irish bishops in London: [1714-1715?].
ff. 94, 107-114b, 129 Sir Thomas Southwell, 1st Baronet and (1717) 1st Baron Southwell: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland,: 1715.: Mostly signed.
ff. 96, 107-114b, 129 Thomas Medlycott, d 1738 MP: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1715.: Mostly signed.
f. 98 Thomas Keightley, Irish justice: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1714, 1715.: Signed.
f. 100 John Pocklington, Baron of Irish Exchequer: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
ff. 107-114b Edward May, former Collector at Ross: Petition, etc., to Irish Revenue Commissioners: 1715.: Signed.
ff. 107-114b, 129 William Conolly, MP: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland: 1710-1719.: Partly Fr. transl.: Partly signed.
f. 113 Ephraim Sclater, clerk to E May: Affidavit by: 1715.: Signed.
f. 113 William Dobbyn, of Waterford: Affidavit before: 1714.: Signed.
f. 114 Thomas Putland, of Dublin: Letter to E. Sclater: 1701.
f. 114 Ephraim Sclater, clerk to E May: Letter to: 1701.
f. 115 General Joseph Sabine, MP: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
f. 118 Lieutenant-Colonel William Berry, Marquis de Montandre's Foot: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
ff. 120, 187 Robert Molesworth, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716); Ambassador to Denmark: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1715, 1717.
ff. 120-123b Maps and Plans: Letters rel. to Irish maps and surveys: 1715.
f.122 Gustavus Hamilton, 1st Viscount Boyne: Letters to: 1715.
f. 127 Joseph Dean, Chief Baron of Irish Exchequer: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
ff. 130, 134-136b, 157 Oliver St George: Letters, etc., to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
f. 135 George Gore, Irish Justice of CP: Letter to his cousin, O. St George: 1715.
ff. 137-138b Cloghnikilty, Cork: Reasons for building horse barracks at: [1715?].
ff.137-138b England Army of. Quarters: Memorials rel. to building of barracks in' Ireland: 1715.
ff. 139-146b Thomas Coningsby, 1st Earl of Coningsby: Memorial to George 1: 1715.
f. 147 Lieutenant-General Francis Palmes, diplomatist: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland,: 1708-1715.: Partly Fr.: Partly signed, imperf. and copies.
ff. 149, 189 St George Ashe, Bishop of Clogher and (1717) of Derry: Letters to Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1709-1715.: Signed.
ff. 151, 159 Thomas Parker, 1st Baron Parker; 1st Earl of Macclesfield: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland: 1710-[1721 ?].
f. 153 William Stewart, 2nd Viscount Mountjoy: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1708, 1715.
f. 155 William Cowper, 1st Earl Cowper: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland: 1707-1715.
f. 161 Sir Gustavus Hume, 3rd Baronet: Letter to J. Robethon: 1715.
f. 161 Jean de Robethon, secretary to George I: Letter to: 1715.
f. 163 Colonel Henry Cornewall, of Bradwardine: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
ff. 165, 173-178b, 181, 191 Robert Pringle, Under-Secretary Of State: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1709, 1715.
f. 167 Jonathan Smedley, Dean of Clogher: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
f. 169 Major Parsons: Recommendation for: 1715.
f. 169 Charles Paulet, 2nd Duke of Bolton: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1715-1722, n.d.: Partly signed.
f. 171 James Touchett: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
f. 179 Sir William Thomson, alias Thompson; MP; Recorder of London: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1715.
f. 183 Thomas Coningsby, 1st Earl of Coningsby: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1708-1720.
f. 183 Lieutenant-General Richard Gorges, son of Robert Gorges: Recommendation for: 1715.
ff.193-196b Ireland: Civil and military establishments: 1676-1715, n.d.: Partly extracts.

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Western Manuscripts

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Additional Manuscripts

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-001949954
033-001950460
036-001950660
037-001950672
040-001950674

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Add MS 61101-61710, Add Ch 76069-76142, Seal CCV.8 : BLENHEIM PAPERS
Add MS 61491-61665 : D. CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS OF THE 3RD EARL OF SUNDERLAND61491-61665. BLENHEIM PAPERS. Vols. CCCXCI-DLXV. Correspondence…
Add MS 61633-61640 : D. Section XI. CORRESPONDENCE AND PAPERS RELATING TO IRELAND 61633-61640. BLENHEIM PAPERS. Vols. DXXXIII-DXL. Correspondence…
Add MS 61638-61640 : Vols. DXXXVIII-DXL. General correspondence and papers; 1704-1722. Partly French. Partly printed. Three volumes.

Add MS 61639 : Vol. DXXXIX (ff. 196). 1712- June 1715. includes: f. 1 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letter to: 171[1/2?]. ff.…

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Spanish

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Start Date:

1712

End Date:

1715

Date Range:

1712-Jun 1715

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Names:

Addison, Joseph, dramatist and essayist
Ashe, St George, Bishop of Clogher and (1717) of Derry
Bellew, Richard, 3rd Baron Bellew of Duleek
Berry, William, Marquis de Montandre's Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel
Boyse, Joseph, Presbyterian minister at Dublin
Burridge, Robert, woollen manufacturer?, of Tiverton
Coningsby, Thomas, 1st Earl of Coningsby
Conolly, William, MP
Cornewall, Henry, Colonel; of Bradwardine
Cowper, William, 1st Earl Cowper, lawyer and politician, c 1665-1723
Deane, Joseph, judge, politician and Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer, 1674-1715
Dobbyn, William, signatory of an affidavit, fl 1714
Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg, 1629-1698
Evans, John, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath
Forster, John, Irish Chief Justice of CP
Fyndeglasse, Reverend Dr; of Dublin
George I, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1660-1727
Gore, George, judge, fl 1715
Gorges, Richard, Lieutenant-General; son of Robert Gorges
Grey, Thomas, 2nd Earl of Stamford, politician and conspirator, ?1653-1720
Hamilton, Gustavus, 1st Viscount Boyne
Hume, Gustavus, 3rd Baronet
Keightley, Thomas, Irish justice
May, Edward, former Collector at Ross
Medlycott, Thomas, MP, d 1738
Molesworth, Robert, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716), Ambassador to Denmark
Moore, Dudley, Dublin rioter
Palmes, Francis, Lieutenant-General; diplomatist
Parker, Thomas, 1st Baron Parker, 1st Earl of Macclesfield, 1667-1732
Parsons, Major; of Add MS 61639
Paulet, Charles, 2nd Duke of Bolton
Pennefather, Matthew, Lieutenant-Colonel; Commissary-General of Ireland; Auditor of Irish Revenue
Pocklington, John, Baron of Irish Exchequer
Pratt, John, Constable of Dublin Castle; Deputy Vice-Treasurer of Ireland
Pringle, Robert, Under-Secretary Of State
Putland, Thomas, of Dublin
Robethon, Jean de, secretary to George I
Sabine, Joseph, General; MP
Sclater, Ephraim, clerk to E May
Smedley, Jonathan, Dean of Clogher
Southwell, Thomas, 1st Baronet and (1717) 1st Baron Southwell
St George, Oliver
Stewart, William, 2nd Viscount Mountjoy
Tenison, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1636-1715
Thomson, William, alias Thompson; MP; Recorder of London
Thorne, George, Mayor of Tiverton
Touchett, James
Whitshed, William, Irish Chief Justice of CP

Places:

Cloghnikilty, Cork
Dublin, Ireland
Ireland, Europe