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Add MS 49186
- Record Id:
- 040-002015866
- Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
- 032-002015848
- MDARK:
- ark:/81055/vdc_100000001154.0x000336
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- Add MS 49186
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SPENCER PERCEVAL PAPERS. Vol. XIV (ff. 88). Private accounts and receipts; 1790-1802, n.d.
Accounts: S. Perceval: 1790-1802, n.d.
Dudley Montagu Perceval, Deputy Teller of the Exchequer; d.1856: Annotations: 1856.
Sir Spencer Walpole, KCB; historian: Annotated: circa 1873.
Hon Spencer Perceval, Prime Minister: Correspondence and papers: 1782-1812: Partly copies.
includes:
- ff. 1, 2 Christie and Barrow; wine merchants: Bill, with receipt: 1790.
- f. 4 John Crowe, blacksmith: Receipt by: 1795.
- f. 5 George Benson, carpenter: Receipt by: 1795.
- f. 6 William Locke, plumber and glazier: Receipt by: 1795.
- f. 7 George and Thomas Goodwins; apothecaries: Receipted bill: 1794-1795.
- f. 8 Bartholemew Stirling, corn-chandler: Receipt by: 1795.
- f. 9 J. Wright, liveryman: Receipt by: 1795.
- f. 10 Northamptonshire Preservative Society: Receipt by W. Birdsall on their behalf: 1795: Printed, with MS additions.
- f. 11 Jos. Edge, landlord at Northampton: Receipt by: 1795.
- ff. 12, 14 T. Scriven, of Scriven and Son, saddlers: Receipted bills: 1795.
- f. 13 S. Truelove, the younger; draper: Receipted bill: 1795.
- f. 15 Town of Northampton: Receipts by Charles Smith for support of infirmary at: 1795: Printed, with MS additions.
- ff. 16, 17 Thomas Wright, draper: Bill, with receipt: 1795.
- f. 18 William Smith, fl. 18th cent: Receipt on behalf of — Sturt: 1795.
- ff. 19, 20, 57, 69, 71 Kirkman, Bittleston and Williamson; brewers, London: Bills, with receipts: 1795, 1799.
- ff. 21, 22, 25 Banking: Cheques drawn on Drummond and Co.: 1797, 1798.
- ff. 23, 24 Gervaise, Tomlinson and Watkinson; coal merchants: Bill, with receipt: 1797.
- ff. 26-28 Minier, Minier and Co; seedsmen, London: Receipted bills: 1798.
- f. 29 E. Clark, coachman: Receipted bill: 1798.
- ff. 30, 39 John Livock, coal merchant: Receipts for poor rate at Hampstead: 1798, 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- ff. 31, 32 John White, coal merchant: Receipted bills: 1798.
- f. 33 Edward Brown, farrier: Receipted bill: 1798.
- ff. 34-37 John Bloomfield, cornchandler: Bills and receipt by: 1799.
- ff. 38, 45, 48, 83 Anne Kent, cleaner: Receipts by: 1799, 1801.
- ff. 40, 62, 86 William Strong, receiver for Philip, 5th Earl of Chesterfield: Receipts mostly on his behalf, for rent in Belsize Manor: 1799.
- ff. 42-43 Daniel Grimwood, of Grimwood and Co., nurserymen, of Kennington, county Surrey: Letter, etc., to S. Perceval: 1799.
- f. 44 John Field: Receipt for highway rate: 1799.
- f. 46 John Taylor, liveryman: Receipt by: 1799.
- f. 47 Stephen Mallard, overseer at Hampstead: Receipt for poor rate: 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- ff. 49-50 Barron and Son; ironmongers, London: Bill, with receipt: 1799.
- f. 51 Army; England: Receipted bill for subscription, etc., to Light Horse Volunteers: 1799.
- ff. 52-53b George Paxon, upholsterer, of Hampstead: Bill, with receipt: 1799.
- f. 54 Robert Orry, cornchandler: Receipt by: 1799.
- f. 55 Henry Lacy, coachman: Receipted bill: 1799.
- f. 56 J. Bonner, servant of Spencer Perceval: Receipt by: 1799.
- ff. 58, 67 Taxes: Receipts for income tax: 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- f. 59 William Marchant, Italian warehouseman, of London: Receipt for poor rate: 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- ff. 60-61b John Hedges, gardener: Bill, with receipt: 1799.
- f. 63 John Robson, seedsman, of London: Receipted bill: 1799.
- f. 64 London, Parishes. St. Mary Aldermary: Receipt for rate for improving Lincoln's Inn Fields: 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- ff. 65, 68 S. Rainforth, tallowchandler, of London: Bills of: 1799.
- f. 66 Taxes: Receipt for excise taxes: 1799: Printed, with MS additions.
- f. 70 James P. Monk: Bill for draining garden: 1799.
- ff. 72-74b William Walker, tailor: Bill, with receipt: 1800.
- ff. 75-76 John Livock, coal merchant: Bill, with receipt: 1799.
- ff. 77-79b John Mennet, draper: Bills, with receipt by: 1800: Partly signed.
- f. 80 Henry Hughes, First Clerk in Chancery: Receipt by: 1801.
- f. 82 J. Walker, writing master: Receipted bill: 1800-1801.
- f. 82 Calligraphy: Writing master's bill: 1800-1801.
- f. 84 George Grosvenor, perfumer, of London: Receipted bill for doll: 1802.
- f. 85 Oldham, Oldham, and Co; ironmongers, London: Receipted bill: 1801.
- Collection Area:
- Western Manuscripts
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- Additional Manuscripts
- Hierarchy Record Ids:
- 032-002015848
040-002015866 - Is part of:
- Add MS 49173-49195 : Spencer Perceval Papers
Add MS 49186 : SPENCER PERCEVAL PAPERS. Vol. XIV (ff. 88). Private accounts and receipts; 1790-1802, n.d. Accounts: S. Perceval: 1790-1802, n.d.… - Hierarchy:
- 032-002015848[0011]/040-002015866
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- View / search within Archive / Collection: Add MS 49173-49195
- Record Type (Level):
- File
- Extent:
- 1 item
- Digitised Content:
- Languages:
- English
- Scripts:
- Latin
- Start Date:
- 1790
- End Date:
- 1802
- Date Range:
- 1790-1802
- Era:
- CE
- Access:
-
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- Material Type:
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- Legal Status:
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- Names:
- Army of England (Subject)
Barron and Son, ironmongers, of London (Author)
Benson, George, carpenter (Author)
Bloomfield, John, cornchandler (Author)
Bonner, J, servant of Spencer Perceval (Author)
Brown, Edward, farrier (Author)
Christie and Barrow, wine merchants (Author)
Clark, E, coachman (Author)
Crowe, John, blacksmith (Author)
Edge, Jos, landlord at Northampton (Author)
Field, John, tollpayer, fl 1799 (Author)
George and Thomas Goodwins, apothecaries (Author)
Gervaise, Tomlinson and Watkinson, coal merchants (Author)
Grimwood, Daniel, of Kennington, nurseryman, fl 1769-1798 (Author)
Grosvenor, George, of London, perfumer, fl 1802 (Author)
Hedges, John, gardener (Author)
Hughes, Henry, First Clerk in Chancery (Author)
Kent, Anne, cleaner (Author)
Kirkman, Bittleston and Williamson, brewers, of London (Author)
Lacy, Henry, coachman (Author)
Livock, John, coal merchant (Author)
Locke, William, plumber and glazier (Author)
Mallard, Stephen, overseer at Hampstead (Author)
Marchant, William, Italian warehouseman of London (Author)
Mennet, John, draper (Author)
Minier, Minier and Co, seedsmen, of London (Author)
Monk, James P (Author)
Northamptonshire Preservative Society (Author)
Oldham, Oldham, and Co, ironmongers, of London (Author)
Orry, Robert, cornchandler (Author)
Paxon, George, upholsterer of Hampstead (Author)
Perceval, Dudley Montagu, Deputy Teller of the Exchequer, d1856 (Author)
Perceval, Spencer, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 1762-1812 (Author)
Rainforth, S, tallowchandler of London (Author)
Robson, John, seedsman of London (Author)
Scriven, T, of Scriven and Son saddlers (Author)
Smith, William, fl 18th century (Author)
Stirling, Bartholemew, corn-chandler (Author)
Strong, William, 5th Earl of Chesterfield, receiver for Philip (Author)
Taylor, John, liveryman (Author)
Truelove, S, the younger, draper (Author)
Walker, J, writing master (Author)
Walker, William, tailor (Author)
Walpole, Spencer, Knight, historian and civil servant, 1839-1907, (Author)
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000117629188
White, John, coal merchant (Author)
Wright, J, liveryman (Author)
Wright, Thomas, draper (Author) - Places:
- London, United Kingdom
Northampton, England
Westminster, England