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SUPPLEMENTARY GRENVILLE PAPERS. Vol. XXXIV (ff. 146).
1. ff. 1-125v. Poems and verses, some published; circa 1729-circa 1801.
2. ff. 126-135v. Eight MS. numbers of 'The Impartialist'; [1763?], n.d.
3. ff. 136-138. Advice to a son; probably composed by Grenville for his eldest son George Nugent-Temple-Grenville, and in the autograph of Mrs Grenville; circa 1770.
4. ff. 139-146. Legal documents; circa 1749-1777. Copies.
includes:
- f. 1 Poetry ENGLISH: William Congreve, dramatist: `To Lord Viscount Cobham' by William Congreve: 1728, 1729: Copies.
- ff. 3-9v passim Poetry ENGLISH: Poems by and to Lord and Lady Temple: 1756-1780: Partly Fr.
- f. 4 Poetry ENGLISH: John Wilkes, MP: Poem to John Wilkes: [1763?].
- f. 19 Poetry ENGLISH: Mary Spencer, née Beauclerc; wife of Lord Charles Spencer: Poem to Mary Spencer: bef. 1765: Copy.
- f. 24 Poetry ENGLISH: Lady Elizabeth Keppel, afterwards Russell; wife (1764) of Francis, Marquess of Tavistock: Verses to Lady Elizabeth Keppel: 1756: Copy.
- ff. 24-64 Poetry ENGLISH: Anna Grenville, alias Anne; afterwards Grenville-Temple née Chambers; wife (1737) of Richard, 2nd Earl Temple: Poems: 1756-1769: Drafts and copies.
- f. 29v Poetry ENGLISH: Elizabeth Sackville, wife of Lionel, 1st Duke of Dorset: Poem to Elizabeth Sackville: bef. 1766.
- f. 30v Lady Elizabeth Germain, widow of Sir J Germain: Poetry ENGLISH: Poem to Lady Elizabeth Germain: bef. 1770: Copy.
- f. 34 Poetry ENGLISH: Elizabeth Sackville, wife of Lionel, 1st Duke of Dorset: Poem to Elizabeth Sackville: bef. 1765.
- f. 37v Poetry ENGLISH: Mary Spencer, née Beauclerc; wife of Lord Charles Spencer: Poem to Mary Spencer: circa 1765.
- ff. 38-40v Poetry ENGLISH: Henrietta Hotham-Thompson, daughter of Sir Charles Hotham-Thompson, 8th Baronet: Poems to Henrietta Hotham-Thompson: 1764.
- f. 39 Poetry ENGLISH: Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford; alias Horatio: Poem to Lady Temple by Horatio Walpole: 1764: Copy.
- f. 39 Poetry ENGLISH: By H. Walpole to Lady Temple: 1764: Copy.
- ff. 42v-45 Anna Grenville, alias Anne; afterwards Grenville-Temple née Chambers; wife (1737) of Richard, 2nd Earl Temple: Correspondence etc., with Princess Amelia of Anne Grenville: 1752-1771.
- ff. 42v-45 Poetry ENGLISH: Verses by Lady Temple to Princess Amelia: circa 1760.
- f. 46 Poetry ENGLISH: George Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton: Poem to George Lyttelton: aft. 1755.
- f. 54 Poetry ENGLISH: George Banks: Poem to George Banks: circa 1760.
- ff. 69-125vpassim Poetry ENGLISH: Miscellaneous: late 17th cent.-early 19th cent.
- f. 70 Poetry ENGLISH: Sir Henry Shere, alias Sheers; engineer at Tangier: `The Strowler's Prologue at Cambridge' by Sir Henry Shere: [1694?].
- f. 71 William Pittis, Fellow of New College, Oxford: Poetry ENGLISH: Poem, A Battle Royal, attrib. to William Pittis: 1698: Copy.
- f. 76 Poetry ENGLISH: Katherine Nevill, widow of Edward, 15th Baron and wife of William, 16th Baron Abergavenny: Poem on Katherine Nevill: circa 1729.
- f. 77 Poetry ENGLISH: Sir Jeremy Peirce, surgeon: J. Hoadley: Poem to Sir Jeremy Peirce, by J. Hoadley: 1755.
- f. 78v Poetry ENGLISH: Dr Bart[holo]mew: J. Hoadley: Poem addressed to Dr — Bart[holo]mew by J. Hoadley: [1755?].
- ff. 79-80v Poetry LATIN: Poetry ENGLISH: Charles Lloyd, Secretary to George Grenville: Poems by Charles Lloyd: circa 1760: Partly Lat.
- f. 80 Poetry ENGLISH: By C. Lloyd: circa 1760.
- f. 81 Poetry ENGLISH: Sir John Willes, Chief Justice of Common Pleas: Poem to Sir John Willes: n.d.
- ff. 83, 92 William Cleaver, Bishop of Bangor and (1806) of St Asaph: Poetry ENGLISH: Poems by and to William Cleaver: circa 1765, 1774.
- f. 85 Poetry ENGLISH: By T. Whately: [aft. 1762?].
- f. 85 Poetry ENGLISH: Thomas Whately, Secretary to the Treasury: Poem by Thomas Whately: [aft. 1762?].
- ff. 90, 99 Poetry ENGLISH: David Garrick, actor: Poems by and to David Garrick: 1765, bef. 1779: Copies.
- f. 94 Poetry ENGLISH: On the death of G. Grenville: circa 1770.
- f. 95v Poetry ENGLISH: Poem on the death of Capt. T. Grenville: circa 1747.
- f. 95v Captain Thomas Grenville, RN: Poem on his death of Capt. Thomas Grenville: circa 1747.
- f. 96 Poetry ENGLISH: By W. W. Grenville: 1771.
- ff. 97, 98 Poetry ENGLISH: Robert Craggs-Nugent, 1st Viscount Clare 1769; 1st Earl Nugent 1776; formerly Nugent: Poems of Lord Nugent: [1773?], bef. 1785.
- f. 98 Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, 1st Duke of Buckingham and Chandos: Annotation by: bef. 1839.
- f. 98 William James Smith, Librarian at Stowe: Annotations by William James Smith: circa 1850.
- f. 98 Epitaphs: On Lord Lonsdale: bef. 1785.
- f. 100 Poetry ENGLISH: By Princess Amelia: bef. 1787.
- f. 101 Inventories: Inventory, in rhyme, of goods of Jonathan Swift: 18th cent.
- f. 101 Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick's, Dublin; author: Inventory, in rhyme, of his goods from Jonathan Swift: 18th cent.
- ff. 126-135 Newsletters From England: The Impartialist 1-8: 1763.
- f. 136 Elizabeth Grenville, wife of George Grenville, Prime Minister: Advice on study: bef. 1770.
- f. 140 George Grenville, Prime Minister: Will of George Grenville: 1752: Copy.
- f. 141 William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham; Prime Minister: Marriage settlement of William Pitt: 1754: Copy.
- f. 142 Henrietta Berkeley, formerly Howard; widow of Charles, 9th Earl of Suffolk; widow of Hon. G Berkeley: Will: 1765: Copy.
- f. 146 Ralph Verney, 2nd Earl Verney: Minute rel. to Buckingham Parish Church by Ralph Verney: 1777: Signed.
- f. 146 Joseph Bullock, MP: Minute rel. to Buckingham parish church: 1777: Signed.
- f. 146 Buckingham, Buckinghamshire: Letters, etc., rel. to the parish church: 1776, 1777.
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- Banks, George, addressee of a poem by George Grenville, fl 18th century
Bartholomew, addressee of poem by J. Hoadley, fl 1755
Berkeley, Henrietta, formerly Howard widow of Charles 9th Earl of Suffolk, widow of Hon G Berkeley
Bullock, Joseph, MP
Cleaver, William, Bishop of Bangor and of St Asaph; Principal of Brasenose College Oxford, 1742-1815
Congreve, William, dramatist
Craggs-Nugent, Robert, formerly Nugent 1st Viscount Clare 1769, 1st Earl Nugent 1776
Garrick, David, actor and playwright, 1717-1779,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121171982,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/24563
Germain, Elizabeth, née Berkeley, courtier, collector of antiquities and wife of Sir John Germain, 1680-1769
Grenville, Elizabeth, née Wyndham, painter, writer and wife of George Grenville, 1719-1769
Grenville, George, politician, statesman and Prime Minister, 1712-1770
Grenville, Richard, 1st Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, né Temple-Nugent-Grenville; politician, 1776-1839
Grenville, Thomas, naval officer and politician, 1719-1747
Hoadley, J
Hotham-Thompson, Henrietta, 8th Baronet, daughter of Sir Charles Hotham-Thompson
Keppel, Elizabeth, afterwards Russell wife of Francis Marquess of Tavistock, fl 1764
Lloyd, Charles, sec to George Grenville
Lyttelton, George, 1st Baron Lyttelton
Nevill, Katherine, widow of Edward 15th Baron and wife of William 16th Baron Abergavenny
Peirce, Jeremy, surgeon
Pitt, William, 1st Earl of Chatham, Prime Minister, called 'the elder', 1708-1778
Pittis, William, Fellow of New College Oxford
Sackville, Elizabeth, wife of Lionel 1st Duke of Dorset
Shere, Henry, engineer at Tangier al Sheers
Smith, William James, Librarian at Stowe
Spencer, Mary, née Beauclerc wife of Lord Charles Spencer
Swift, Jonathan, Dean of St Patrick's Dublin, author, 1667-1745
Temple, Anna, née Chamber, poet and wife of Richard Grenville-Temple, 2nd Earl Temple, ?1709-1777
Verney, Ralph, 2nd Earl Verney
Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of Orford alias Horatio
Whately, Thomas, Sec to the Treasury
Wilkes, John, MP, 1725-1797
Willes, John, Chief Justice of Common Pleas - Places:
- Buckingham, Buckinghamshire