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Egerton MS 2837

Record Id:

040-001984896

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-001984895

MDARK:

ark:/81055/vdc_100000000116.0x0003cd

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ISAD(G)

Reference (shelfmark):

Egerton MS 2837

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Scope & Content:

Vol. I. (ff. 305). 1823-1828.

Reverend Philip Bliss, DD; Registrar of Oxford University: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1856.

Henry Petrie, Keeper of the Records in the Tower: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1823-1831.

includes:

f. 1 James Rice: Letter to, from Sir F. Madden: 1823.: Copy.
ff. 2, 51, 258 Thomas William Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester of Holkham: Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1827, 1829.
f. 5 Uffington, Berkshire: Pencil sketch of the White Horse: 1823.
f. 7 Edward Hawkins, Provost of Oriel: Letter to H. W. Powell: 1824.
f. 11 John Josias Conybeare, geologist and scholar: Letter to, from Sir F. Madden: 1824.
ff. 15, 181, 185-189 Reverend David Thomas Powell, LLB, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1824-1838.
ff. 17, 98, 100, 115, 117 Abraham John Valpy, editor and printer: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1824-1826.
f. 22 Francis Simpson, junior: Letter to W. Twopeny: 1825.
ff. 24, 31, 235-239 Reverend James Raine, senior, Secretary of the Surtees Society: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1859.
f. 29 Henry M- Madden: Correspondence with his brother Sir Frederic: 1825-1831.
f. 45 Sir Francis Palgrave, formerly Cohen; historian: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1857.
ff. 56, 66, 69, 77, 93, 94, 114, 119, 177, 183 A- Bruce Whyte: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1826.
f. 62 Francis Douce, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1834.
ff. 71, 274, 303 Bulkeley Bandinel, Bodley's Librarian: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1825-1855.
f. 108 H. O. Cureton, dealer in coins and medals: Letter to Sir F. Madden: 1826.
f. 133 Reverend Philip Bliss, DD; Registrar of Oxford University: Letter to the President of Corpus: 1826.
ff. 135, 149, 151, 200, 266 Henry Hervey Baber, philologist; Keeper of Printed Books, British Museum: Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1826-1847.
ff. 143, 262 Reverend George Doyly, DD: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1826-1832.
f. 155 Reverend John Collier Jones, Rector of Exeter College and (1828-1832) Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University: Letter to Sir F. Madden: 1826.
ff. 170, 171 William Vaux, rector of Patching: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1826, 1844.
ff. 173, 175 George Grant, junior, of Portsmouth: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1826, 1832.
ff. 179, 191-197 Henry Slight, Secretary of the Portsmouth Literary Society: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1826-1830.
ff. 179, 255 Henry Cotton, Dean of Lismore: Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1832.
f. 204 William Mayo, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford: Letter to Sir F. Madden: 1826.
f. 216 George Appleyard, Secretary to successive Earls Spencer: Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1827-1843.
ff. 218, 246, 247 George John Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1827-1833.
f. 228 Reverend James Raine, senior, Secretary of the Surtees Society: Letter to Henry Petrie: 1827.
ff. 240, 242 Hon William Thomas Eardley - Twisleton - Fiennes, 9th Lord Saye and Sele (1844): Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1827.
ff. 249, 264 Reverend Edward Copleston, Provost of Oriel College Oxford and (1828) Bishop of Llandaff: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1827-1848.
f. 260 Charles Manners-Sutton, Archbishop of Canterbury: Letter to T. W. Coke: 1827.
f. 268 James Heywood Markland, FSA: Letters to Sir F. Madden: 1828-1862.
ff. 269, 271, 288, 290, 297 Sir Thomas Phillipps, Baronet; of Middle Hill: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1828-1865.
f. 273 Sir Henry Ellis, KH; Principal Librarian, British Museum: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1828-1852.
ff. 276, 277 George Oliver, historian of Exeter: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1828.
ff. 292, 295, 299 Sir Charles George Young, Garter King of Arms: Correspondence with Sir F. Madden: 1828-1859.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Egerton Manuscripts

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-001984895
040-001984896

Is part of:

Egerton MS 2837-2848 : SELECTED Correspondence of Sir Frederic Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscripts in the British Museum 1837-1866;…

Egerton MS 2837 : Vol. I. (ff. 305). 1823-1828. Reverend Philip Bliss, DD; Registrar of Oxford University: Correspondence with Sir F.…

Hierarchy:

032-001984895[0001]/040-001984896

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View / search within Archive / Collection: Egerton MS 2837-2848

Record Type (Level):

File

Extent:

1 item

Digitised Content:

Languages:

English

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1823

End Date:

1828

Date Range:

1823-1828

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Material Type:

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Names:

Appleyard, George, sec to successive Earls Spencer
Baber, Henry Hervey, philologist, Keeper of Printed Books British Museum
Bandinel, Bulkeley, librarian, scholar, ecclesiastic, 1781-1861
Bliss, Philip, antiquary and book collector, 1787-1857
Coke, Thomas William, 1st Earl of Leicester of Holkham, 1754-1837
Conybeare, John Josias, geologist and scholar
Copleston, Edward, Reverend, Provost of Oriel College Oxford and Bishop of Llandaff, fl 1828
Cotton, Henry, Dean of Lismore
Cureton, H O, dealer in coins and medals
Douce, Francis, curator and collector, 1757-1834
Doyly, George, clergyman, fl 1826-1832
Eardley - Twisleton - Fiennes, William Thomas, 9th Lord Saye and Sele (1844)
Ellis, Henry, Knight, Principal Librarian, British Museum, 1777-1869
Grant, George, of Portsmouth, correspondent of Sir Frederic Madden, fl 1826-1832
Hawkins, Edward, Provost of Oriel
Jones, John Collier, Reverend, Rector of Exeter College and Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, fl 1828-1832
Madden, Henry M-
Markland, James Heywood, FSA
Mayo, William, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford
Oliver, George, historian of Exeter
Palgrave, Francis, Knight, archivist and historian, 1788-1861
Petrie, Henry, Keeper of the Records in the Tower
Phillipps, Thomas, 1st Baronet, collector of books and manuscripts, 1792-1872,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000083446892
Powell, David Thomas, Reverend; LLB, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford
Raine, James, Reverend; senior, Secretary of the Surtees Society
Rice, James, of Egerton MS 2837
Simpson, Francis, junior; of Egerton MS 2837
Slight, Henry, Secretary of the Portsmouth Literary Society
Spencer, George John, 2nd Earl Spencer
Sutton, Charles Manners-, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1755-1828
Valpy, Abraham John, editor and printer, 1786?-1854
Vaux, William, rector of Patching
Whyte, A- Bruce, of Egerton MS 2837
Young, Charles George, Garter King of Arms

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