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- 040-001960101
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- 032-001960059
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Vol. XXXIV (ff. 210). Aug. 1833-Dec. 1835.
includes:
- f. 1 David Urquhart, diplomatist: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833.
- ff. 3, 5, 12, 27, 29, 67, 167, 183, 195 William Boone, of Thomas and William Boone, booksellers, of London: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833-1835.
- f. 7 Robert Jeffreys, of Southwark; brother of Susanna Jeffreys: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833.
- ff. 9, 35 Montagu Pennington, Vicar of Northbourne, county Kent: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833, 1834.
- ff. 10, 14, 16 Rear-Admiral Hon Duncombe Pleydell Bouverie: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833.
- f. 17 Captain James Robert Colthurst, Sub-Inspector, Ionian Islands: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833.
- ff. 19, 161 Lieutenant-General Sir John MacDonald, GCB: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833-1835.
- f. 20 John L. Wolfe, of Wolfe Brothers, stockbrokers, of London: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833.
- ff. 22, 117 Ann Gilbert Maxwell, of Plymouth: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833-1834.
- ff. 25, 136, 142 Leicester Fitzgerald Charles Stanhope, 5th Earl of Harrington: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833-1835.
- f. 31 Charles Brinsley Sheridan, younger son of R B Sheridan, dramatist: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 33 Sir John Bowring, writer, reformer and diplomatist: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 37 Arthur Turberville Eliot, editor of Sir T Eliot's 'The Governour': Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 39, 81 Henry Muir, MD; of Cephalonia: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 41, 59 Hugh Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington; 4th Earl Fortescue: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 43-56v Samuel James Gambier, British chaplain at Caen: Letters to, from Col. C.J. Napier: 1834: Drafts.
- ff. 57, 129 Miss Thomasine Packe, of Windsor; sister of Miss J Packe: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834, 1835.
- f. 61 Thomas Smith, army agent, of Westminster: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 63, 71, 145 Anne Mantell, wife of Sir T Mantell, antiquary: Letters to Gen. C. J. Napier: 1827-1837.
- ff. 65, 199, 200 Robert William Hay, Under-Secretary for War and Colonies: Correspondence with Col. C. J. Napier: 1834-1835: Signed and copy.
- f. 69 Lieutenant-General Sir William Macbean George Colebrooke, colonial governor: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 73 Mrs Sophia Gray, of Langrune, France: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 74, 140, 159, 193 Susanna Jeffreys, governess to Susan and Emily Napier: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834-1835.
- ff. 75, 94, 121, 138, 153 Marianne A. Kelly, wife of J P Kelly, Assistant Surgeon, Bengal Presidency: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834-1835.
- ff. 76, 93, 101, 122, 157 John Price Kelly, surgeon, Bengal Engineers: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834-1835.
- f. 77 Major-General William Armstrong: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 79 Richard Samuel Mare Sprye, formerly Deputy Judge Advocate-General, Madras Army: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- ff. 83, 99, 113, 123, 125, 165 John Narrien, professor of mathematics, Royal Military College: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834-1835.
- f. 85 Sir George Grey, 2nd Baronet; of Fallodon: Letter to J. E. Childers: 1834.
- ff. 87, 97 Miss J. Packe, of Windsor; aunt of Reverend C Packe: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 89 Anne Matthews, of Hereford; widow of - Matthews, farmer: Letter to R. Gouger: 1834.
- f. 91 Maria Madalena Cosmelli, of Lisbon: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1834: Fr.
- f. 95 Mrs A. M. G. Watkins, of Presteigne, county Radnorshire: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 98v Christopher Packe, Vicar of Ruislip, county Middlesex: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 103 Lieutenant Thomas Dilnot Stewart, RN: Letter to J.P. Kennedy: 1834.
- f. 104 T. H. Ayliffe, of Bovey Tracey, county Devon; brother-in-law of George, 3rd Earl of Egremont: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 106 G. Ayliffe, son of T H Ayliffe, of Bovey Tracey, county Devon: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 108 Thomas Wells, mess waiter, 90th Foot: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 110 Demetrio Cambici, of Cephalonia: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834: Ital.
- f. 111 Accounts: Thomas Conolly, MP: Account, etc., for legacy to Col. C. J. Napier from Thomas Conolly: 1834.
- f. 111 William Joseph Cooper, attorney, of Dublin: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 111v Accounts: Accounts of Sir C. J. Napier: 1810-1851, n.d.: Partly Ital.
- ff. 111, 115, 116 Simmonds and Cooper; attorneys, Dublin: Correspondence with Col. C.J. Napier: 1834: Partly draft.
- ff. 112, 147 Giorgios Marcorau, of Cephalonia: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834-1835: Fr.
- f. 119 Charles Buller, MP: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 127 Mary Sophia James, of Canterbury: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 131 Lieutenant-Colonel William Light, Surveyor-General of South Australia: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- ff. 133, 149, 151, 170 Lady Charlotte Mary Bacon, wife of Brig.-General A Bacon, Portuguese Army: Letters, partly on her behalf, to Sir C.J. Napier: 1835-1843.
- f. 135 Smith, Elder and Co; publishers, London: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 143 Jane Blackmore, governess: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- ff. 155, 186 Captain William John Williams, formerly 2nd Ceylon Regt: Letters to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- ff. 163, 180, 201 General Sir Howard Douglas, 3rd Baronet Lord High Commissioner, Ionian Islands: Correspondence with Col. C. J. Napier: 1835: Partly copy.
- f. 164 Charles Perry, upholsterer, of Bath: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 168 John Reddie: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 174v Lieutenant-Colonel John Pitt Kennedy, Royal Engineers: Letter to Gen. C.J. Napier: 1834.
- f. 174v Edward Curling, nephew of Mrs E Napier; land agent: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1834: Copy.
- ff. 174, 175 Demetrio Cambici, of Cephalonia: Correspondence rel. to his case: 1834: Copies.
- f. 176 Charles Grant, Baron Glenelg: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835: Signed.
- f. 178 William Grant, the younger; of Portsmouth: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 188 Tristram Kennedy, barrister, of Dublin; brother of Lieutenant -Colonel J P Kennedy: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 189 Frances Maria Napier, formerly Alcock; 2nd wife of Sir C J Napier: John Henry Alcock, son of Lady F M Napier; midshipman, RN: Declaration by Mrs F. M. Napier, conc. her son, J. H. Alcock: 1835: Draft.
- f. 190 Reeves, newspaper agent, of Caen, France: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 191 Thomas Noble Elwyn, surgeon, of London: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1835.
- f. 203 Angelo Monferrato, of Cephalonia: Letter to Col. C. J. Napier: 1835: Ital.
- ff. 205-210v Normandy, France: Memoranda on the people and customs of Normandy: circa 1835.
- Collection Area:
- Western Manuscripts
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- Additional Manuscripts
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- 032-001960059
036-001960094
037-001960099
040-001960101 - Is part of:
- Add MS 54510-54563 : SIR C. J. NAPIER PAPERS. Correspondence and papers of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles James Napier, the conqueror of Sind…
Add MS 54539-54559 : C. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, OFFICIAL AND PRIVATE SIR C. J. NAPIER PAPERS. Vols. XXX-L. General correspondence, official…
Add MS 54542-54544 : SIR C. J. NAPIER PAPERS. Vols. XXXIII-XXXV. First period of retirement; 1830-March 1839. Three volumes.
Add MS 54543 : Vol. XXXIV (ff. 210). Aug. 1833-Dec. 1835. includes: f. 1 David Urquhart, diplomatist: Letter to Col. C.J. Napier: 1833. ff. 3, 5,… - Hierarchy:
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- Languages:
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Italian - Scripts:
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- Start Date:
- 1833
- End Date:
- 1835
- Date Range:
- Aug 1833-Dec 1835
- Era:
- CE
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- Names:
- Alcock, John Henry, son of Lady F M Napier, midshipman RN
Armstrong, William, Major-General
Ayliffe, George Hamilton, son of T H Ayliffe, b 1810
Ayliffe, Thomas Hamilton, brother-in-law of George Wyndham, 3rd Earl of Egremont, 1774-1852
Bacon, Charlotte Mary, wife of cavalry officer Anthony Bacon, 1801-1880
Blackmore, Jane, governess
Boone, William, of Thomas and William Boone booksellers of London, fl 1815-1870
Bouverie, Duncombe Pleydell, Rear-Admiral Hon.
Bowring, John, Knight, diplomat, politician and writer, 1792-1872
Buller, Charles, MP
Cambici, Demetrio, of Cephalonia
Colebrooke, William Macbean George, Knight, army officer and colonial governor, 1787-1870
Colthurst, James Robert, Captain Sub-Inspector Ionian Islands
Conolly, Thomas, MP
Cooper, William Joseph, attorney of Dublin
Cosmelli, Maria Madalena, of Lisbon
Curling, Edward, Director of the Maltese Colony and land agent
Douglas, Howard, 3rd Baronet, army officer, colonial administrator and politician, 1776-1861
Eliot, Arthur Turberville, editor of Sir T Eliot's 'The Governour'
Elwyn, Thomas Noble, surgeon; of London, fl 1825-1835
Fortescue, Hugh, Viscount Ebrington, 4th Earl Fortescue
Gambier, Samuel James, clergyman and chaplain at Caen, ?1807-1878
Grant, Charles, 1st Baron Glenelg, politician and colonial administrator, 1778-1866
Grant, William, of Portsmouth, called The Younger, correspondent of Sir Charles James Napier, fl 1833-1843
Gray, Sophia, of Langrune, correspondent of Sir Charles James Napier, fl 1834
Grey, George, 2nd Baronet, of Fallodon, politician, 1799-1882
Hay, Robert William, Under-Secretary for War and Colonies, 1786-1861
James, Mary Sophia, of Canterbury
Jeffreys, Robert, of Southwark, brother of Susanna Jeffreys
Jeffreys, Susanna, governess to Susan and Emily Napier
Kelly, John Price, surgeon Bengal Engineers
Kelly, Marianne A, wife of J P Kelly Assistant Surgeon Bengal Presidency
Kennedy, John Pitt, Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Engineers
Kennedy, Tristram, barrister of Dublin, brother of Lieutenant Colonel J P Kennedy
Light, William, Lieutenant-Colonel Surveyor-Gen of South Australia
MacDonald, John, Lieutenant-General GCB
Mantell, Anne, wife of Sir T Mantell antiquary
Marcorau, Giorgios, of Cephalonia
Matthews, Anne, of Hereford, widow of — Matthews farmer
Maxwell, Ann Gilbert, of Plymouth
Monferrato, Angelo, of Cephalonia
Muir, Henry, MD, of Cephalonia, fl 1816-1843
Napier, Frances Maria, formerly Alcock; 2nd wife of Sir C J Napier, d 1872
Narrien, John, professor of mathematics Royal Military College
Packe, Christopher, Vicar of Ruislip Middlesex
Packe, J, Miss of Windsor, aunt of Reverend C Packe
Packe, Thomasine, Miss of Windsor, sister of Miss J Packe
Pennington, Montagu, Vicar of Northbourne Kent
Perry, Charles, upholsterer of Bath
Reddie, John
Reeves, —, newspaper agent of Caen France
Sheridan, Charles Brinsley, younger son of R B Sheridan dramatist, b 1796
Simmonds and Cooper, attorneys, of Dublin
Smith, Elder and Co, publishers, Early 19th century-Early 20th century
Smith, Thomas, army agent of Westminster
Sprye, Richard Samuel Mare, formerly Deputy Judge Advocate-Gen Madras Army
Stanhope, Leicester Fitzgerald Charles, 5th Earl of Harrington
Stewart, Thomas Dilnot, Lieutenant RN
Urquhart, David, diplomat, 1805-1877,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000108842657
Watkins, A M G, Mrs of Presteigne Radnor
Wells, Thomas, mess waiter 90th Foot
Williams, William John, Captain formerly 2nd Ceylon Regt
Wolfe, John L, of Wolfe Brothers stockbrokers of London - Places:
- Normandy, France