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Add MS 45130 A

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040-002017815

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032-002017814

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Add MS 45130 A

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Contents include:-(1) Three deeds relating to Writtle and Roxwell, etc., co. Essex, 1539-1599. Formerly with Add. Ch. 7111O- 71205. ff. 1-3;-(2) Correspondence, etc., of the Dukes of Saxony, 5 Sept. 1668-7 Oct. 1823, including one letter of the Empress Maria Theresa, 8 Jan. 1756. German. Signed, with seals (some en placard). ff. 19-37;-

(3) Letters Patent of Stanislaus Augustus Poniatowski, last King of Poland, appointing Josef Nowicki as Rittmeister in the cavalry; 9 Oct. 1791. Polish. Signed. Seal en placard. f. 46;-(4) Map of Moscow, with key in German; 1812. f. 64;-(5) Envelope addressed by Alexander I, Emperor of Russia, to Count Aleksei Andreevich Arakcheev; circ. 1803-1825. Russian. Autograph. Endorsed, in Russian, 'From the collection of envelopes (received from the Tsar) of Count Arakcheev. Presented to me [Baron Boguchevsky] (cf. Add. MS. 45123) by M.I. Semevski 1874'. (For another envelope addressed in Russian by Alexander I, see Add. MS. 21529, f. 83). f. 67;-

(6) Letters and a banker's draft sent from Paris by balloon post during the German siege; 27 Oct. 1870-5 Jan. 1871. English and French. ff. 78-82. Paper; ff. 82. Bound in three parts (ff. 1-18, 19-37, 38-82). 1539-1894.

includes:

f. 1 Robert Rechynman, chantry priest at Writtle: Lease to R. Brushe, in Roxwell: 1539.
f. 1 Robert Brushe, of Roxwell: Lease to: 1539.
f. 2 William Turke, of South Weald: Quitclaim by: 1585.
f. 2 Thomas Turnage, of Writtle: Quitclaim to: 1585.
f. 2 William Turnage, of Writtle: Quitclaim to: 1585.
f. 2 Writtle, Essex: Deeds rel. to: early 13th cent.-1658.
ff.2 Roxwell, Essex: Deeds rel. to: 1377-1708.
f. 3 Roxwell, Essex: Deeds rel. to Skreens: 1477-1599.
f. 5 Thomas Wolfe, at [Saffron?] Walden: Letter to T. Brand, M.P.: 1770.
f. 6 Exchequer: Fees of the Barons and their officers: 1678-1679.
f. 8 Paulus Antonius Cappellonus, notary of the Holy Office: Papal dispensation signed by: 1749.: Lat.
f. 8 Benedict XIV; Pope: Dispensations by: 1740, 1749.
f. 8 George de la Porte, of Strasbourg: Papal dispensation from fasting: 1749.: Lat.
f. 8 Elizabeth Marin, wife of G de la Porte, of Strasbourg: Papal dispensation from fasting: 1749.: Lat.
f. 10 John Shakespear, of the E India Co.'s service: Death-warrant signed by: 1773.
f. 10 Philip Milner Dacres, of the Council of Fort William, Calcutta: Death-warrant signed by: 1773.
f. 10 H. Goodwin, of the Council of Fort William, Calcutta: Death-warrant signed by: 1773.
f. 10 J[ames?] Graham, of the Council of Fort William, Calcutta: Deathwarrant signed by: 1773.
f. 10 India: Death-warrant of W. Warner, issued by the Governor and Council of Fort William: 1773.
f. 10 William Warner, of the Bengal Army: Death-warrant: 1773.
f.10 William Aldersey, Governor and President of Fort William Calcutta: Death-warrant of W. Warner signed by: 1773.: Seal en placard.
ff. 11-12 General Chronicles and History of, etc. Army of France: Terms of the armistice of Pläswitz: 1813.: Fr. and Germ.: Printed.
ff. 11-12 Army of Russia: Terms of the armistice of Pläswitz: 1813.: Fr. and Germ.: Printed.
ff. 11-12 Treaties: Terms of armistice at Pläswitz: 1813.: Fr. and Germ.
ff. 11-12 Prussia. Army of: Terms of the armistice of Pläswitz: 1813.: Fr. and Germ.: Printed.
f. 13 Lieutenant Jean Marie Ambroise Petit, of the 1st Cuirassier Regt. of the Garde royale: Brevet of appointment as Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur: 1819.: Fr.: Certified copy.
f. 13 Louis XVIII of France: Brevet appointing J. M. A. Petit Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur: 1819.: Fr.: Certified copy.
ff. 15-18 Christopher Bethell-Codrington, formerly Codrington; self-styled Baronet, of Dodington: Return of slaves on his Garden Estate in Antigua: 1828.: Certified copy, 1829.
ff. 15-18 Slaves, Slave Trade: Return of slaves of C. BethellCodrington in Antigua, 1828. Certified copy: 1829.
ff. 15-18 Antigua, West Indies: Return of slaves on the Garden Estate of C. Bethell-Codrington,: 1828.: Certified copy 1829.
f. 17 Thomas Amyot, Registrar of Colonial Slaves: Certificate by: 1829.
f. 19 John Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Weimar: Letter to the Treasury of Erfurt: 1668.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 21 John Ernest; Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld: Letter to the Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg: 1700.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 23 Henry, Duke of Saxe-Römhild: Letter to the Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen: 1705.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 25 Frederick II, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg: Letter to N. Zapffen: 1707.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 27 Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen: Letter to -: 1707.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 28 Francis Josias; Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld: Letter to W. Paul: 1753.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 30 Francis I and Maria Theresa of Germany;: Letter of Maria Theresa to Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen: 1756.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 32 Count Friedrich Carl zu Stolberg: Letter to the Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen: 1764.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 34 Ernest Frederick; Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld: Letter to the University of Jena: 1786.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 36 Frederick IV; Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg: Letter to the authorities of Altenburg: 1823.: Germ.: Signed.
f. 38 Marquis Gabriel de Rochefort-Luçay,; Lieutenant des Maréchaux de France: Letter to Monseigneur: 1779.: Fr.
f. 39 Henry Fiennes Pelham-Clinton, 2nd Duke of Newcastle: Letter to J. Acklom [1781 ?].
f. 40 William Wilberforce, philanthropist: Letter to [J. Acklom?]: 1807.
f. 41 Lucien Bonaparte, Prince de Canino: Letter to [J. Acklom?]: 1812.: Fr.
f. 43 Guillaume Mirault, of St Marc, département Finistère: Draft to the Chevalier de Keruzec: 1787.: Fr.: Signed.
f. 44 Paul Desjause, of St Marc, département Finistère: Draft to the Chevalier de Keruzee: 1787.: Fr.
f. 46 Josef Nowicki, Polish cavalry officer: Appointment as Rittmeister: 1786.: Polish.
f. 46 Stanislas Augustus; King of Poland: Patent appointing J. Nowicki as Rittmeister: 1791.: Signed. Seal en placard.
ff. 48-54 Slaves, Slave Trade: Returns, etc., of Government slaves at the Cape of Good Hope: 1798-1800.
ff. 48-54 South Africa: Returns, etc., of Government slaves at the Cape of Good Hope: 1798-1800.
f. 55 Art. Engravings, etc: N. Pocock, view, etc. of the naval battle of the Ile de Groix (1795),: 1799.
f. 55 General Chronicles and History, etc. Navy of France: View, etc., of the naval battle off Ile de Groix, 1795, engr. by N. Pocock: 1799.
f. 55 Nicholas Pocock, marine artist: View, etc., of the naval battle off Ile de Groix in 1795, engr. by: 1799.
f. 55 Navy; England: View, etc., of battle off Ile de Groix in 1795, engr. by N. Pocock: 1799.
f. 57 George III of England: Pardon to G. Batchelor: 1806.: Signed. Seal en placard.
f. 57 George Batchelor, of Edinburgh (?): Royal pardon to: 1806.
f. 59 Mary Linwood, embroiderer: Letter to Sir R. Phillips: 1809.
f. 61 b Mary Linwood, embroiderer: Portrait: 18th-19th cent.: Engr.
f. 61b Art. Portraits: Mary Linwood, d. 1845;: engr. 18th-19th cent.
f. 63 Ghent, Flanders: Identity documents issued at: 1805, 1812.: Fr. and Flem.: Partly printed.
f. 63 Jan Jozef Huys, cooper, of Ghent: Identity-documents: 1805, 1812.: Fr. and Flem.: Partly printed.
f. 64 Maps and Plans: Moscow: 1812.: Germ.
f. 64 City of Moscow: Map, etc.: 1812.: Germ.
f. 65 Admiral Sir William Sidney Smith, GCB: Letter to G. Robinson: 1822.
f. 67 Alexander I of Russia: Envelope addressed to Count A. A. Arakcheev: circ. 1803-1825.: Russ.: Autogr.
f. 68 Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington: Letter to J. D. Boswall: 1839.
f. 69 William Caleraft, of London: Letter to -: 1857.
f. 72 William Caleraft, of London: Receipt for salary as executioner for co. Surr.: 1871.: Signed.
f. 73 James Berry, executioner, of Bradford: Letter to the Editor of the 'Reporter', Ashton-under-Lyne: 1886.
f. 74 James Berry, executioner, of Bradford: Visiting-card: n.d.
f. 79 Aurélien de Courson, historian: Letter to Marie de Courson: 1870.: Fr.
ff. 79-82 City of Paris: Letters, etc., sent by balloon post during the siege: 1870-1871.
ff. 79-82 Post Office: Letters, etc., sent from Paris by balloon post: 1870-1871.: Fr.
f. 80 John William Smyth, chaplain at St Germain-en-Laye: Letter to Lord Albemarle: 1870.
f. 81 Aurélien de Courson, historian: Letter to Pauline de Courson: 1871.: Fr.
f. 82 A. de Courcy, of Paris; Directeur de la Compagnie d'Assurances Générales Maritimes: Draft to Pauline de Courson: 1870.: Fr.: Signed.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

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Additional Manuscripts

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040-002017815

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Add MS 45130 A-C : MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS AND PAPERS, 1539-1894

Add MS 45130 A : Contents include:-(1) Three deeds relating to Writtle and Roxwell, etc., co. Essex, 1539-1599. Formerly with Add. Ch. 7111O-…

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Languages:

English
Flemish
French
German
Latin
Polish
Russian

Scripts:

Cyrillic
Latin

Start Date:

1539

End Date:

1871

Date Range:

1539-1871

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Custodial History:

ff. 1-5 Henry Otho Nicolson Shaw, of Bungay: Owned: 20th cent.

f. 6 Sir Francis Bramston, Baron of the Exchequer: (?) Owned: 1678-1679.

ff. 8-10, 38, 43-45, 55-62, 79-82 John Thomas Thorp, FRHistS; of Leicester: Presented to the Royal Historical Society: in 1932.

ff. 11, 12, 39-42 Hubert Hall, FSA; of the Public Record Office: of the Public Record Office; d. 1944. Owned.

ff. 19-37, 46, 64 Baron Nikolai Casimirovich Bogushev-Bogushevsky: Owned: 1873-1878, 19th cent.

f. 63 Henry Gerald Richardson, FBA: Owned: 20th cent.

f. 67 Mikhail Ivanovich Semevski, Russian historian: Owned(?): in 1874.

Material Type:

Archives and Manuscripts

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Not Public Record(s)

Names:

Aldersey, William, Governor and President of Fort William Calcutta (Subject)
Alexander I, of Russia (Subject)
Amyot, Thomas, Registrar of Colonial Slaves (Subject)
Army of Prussia (Subject)
Army of Russia (Subject)
Batchelor, George, of Edinburgh; pardoned by George III, fl 1806 (Subject)
Benedict XIV, Pope (Subject)
Berry, James, executioner, of Bradford (Subject)
Bethell-Codrington, Christopher, formerly Codrington; self-styled Baronet, of Dodington (Subject)
Bogushev-Bogushevsky, Nikolai Casimirovich, Baron (Former owner)
Bonaparte, Lucien, 1st Prince of Canino and Musignano, 1775-1840 (Subject)
Bramston, Francis, Baron of the Exchequer (Former owner)
Brushe, Robert, of Roxwell (Subject)
Caleraft, William, of London (Subject)
Cappellonus, Paulus Antonius, notary of the Holy Office (Subject)
Courcy, A., of Paris; Directeur de la Compagnie d'Assurances Générales Maritimes (Subject)
Courson, Aurélien, historian (Subject)
Dacres, Philip Milner, of the Council of Fort William, Calcutta, fl 1773-1781 (Subject)
Desjause, Paul, author of a draft to the Chevalier de Keruzee, fl 1787 (Subject)
Ernest Frederick, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (Subject)
Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Hildburghausen (Subject)
Exchequer (Subject)
Francis I, Emperor of Germany, and Maria Theresa (Subject)
Francis Josias, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (Subject)
Frederick II, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (Subject)
Frederick IV, Duke of Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg (Subject)
French Army, 1445- (Subject)
General Post Office, 1660-1969 (Subject)
George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1738-1820 (Subject)
Goodwin, Henry, Sheriff of Calcutta, fl 1762-1773 (Subject)
Graham, J, of Fort William, Calcutta, signatory of a death warrant, fl 1773 (Subject)
Hall, Hubert, of the Public Record Office, 1857-1944 (Former owner)
Henry, Duke of Saxe-Römhild (Subject)
Huys, Jan Jozef, cooper, of Ghent (Subject)
John Ernest II, Duke of Saxe-Weimar (Subject)
John Ernest, Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld (Subject)
Linwood, Mary, embroiderer (Subject)
Louis XVIII, of France (Subject)
Marin, Elizabeth, wife of G de la Porte, of Strasbourg (Subject)
Mirault, Guillaume, of St Marc, département Finistère (Subject)
Navy of England (Subject)
Navy of France (Subject)
Nowicki, Josef, Polish cavalry officer (Subject)
Pelham-Clinton, Henry Fiennes, 2nd Duke of Newcastle (Subject)
Petit, Jean Marie Ambroise, Lieutenant; of the 1st Cuirassier Regt. of the Garde royale (Subject)
Pocock, Nicholas, marine artist (Subject)
Porte, George de la, of Strasbourg (Subject)
Rechynman, Robert, chantry priest at Writtle (Subject)
Richardson, Henry Gerald, FBA (Former owner)
Rochefort-Luçay, Gabriel, Marquis, Lieutenant des Maréchaux de France (Subject)
Semevski, Mikhail Ivanovich, Russian historian (Former owner)
Shakespear, John, of the E India Co.'s service (Subject)
Shaw, Henry Otho Nicolson, of Bungay (Former owner)
Smith, William Sidney, Knight, naval officer, 1764-1840 (Subject)
Smyth, John William, chaplain at St Germain-en-Laye (Subject)
Stanislas Augustus, King of Poland (Subject)
Stolberg, Friedrich Carl zu, Count (Subject)
Thorp, John Thomas, FRHistS; of Leicester (Former owner)
Turke, William, of South Weald (Subject)
Turnage, Thomas, of Writtle (Subject)
Turnage, William, of Writtle (Subject)
Warner, William, of the Bengal Army (Subject)
Wellesley, Arthur, 1st Duke of Wellington, army officer and statesman, 1769-1852 (Subject)
Wilberforce, William, MP, philanthropist and slavery abolitionist, 1759-1833, (Subject)
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000122783569,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/36925883
Wolfe, Thomas, at Saffron? Walden (Subject)

Places:

Antigua, the Carribean
Ghent, Belgium
India, Asia
Moscow, Russia
Paris, France
Roxwell, Essex
South Africa, Africa
Writtle, Essex