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VISCOUNT GLADSTONE PAPERS. Vol. VI (ff. 262). Correspondence with Private Secretaries:-

(1) Sir Edward Walter Hamilton, K.C.B. (G.C.B. 1906), secretary to W. E. Gladstone; 1880-1899. ff. 1-77.

(2) Stephen Edward Spring-Rice (C.B. 1895); 1882-1883. ff. 78-115b.

(3) Sir Guy Douglas Arthur Fleetwood Wilson, G.C.I.E., K.C.M.G. (K.C.B. 1905); 1886-1914. ff. 116-148b.

(4) James Granville Legge (P.C. 1914); 1892-1898. ff. 149-262.

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ff. 1-77 Sir Edward Walter Hamilton, GCB; Secretary to W E Gladstone: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1880-1899.
f. 5b William Ewart Gladstone, Prime Minister: Correspondence, papers, etc.: 1869-1929.
f. 6 Robert Morham, architect, of Edinburgh: Note by: 1881.
f. 6 b Leeds, West Riding of Yorkshire: Ground-floor plan of the Cloth Hall: 1881.
f. 6b Maps and Plans: Ground floor of Leeds Cloth Hall: 1881.
f. 16 William Archibald Dalrymple-Hay, 4th Baronet 1912; of the Treasury: Letter to E. W. Hamilton: 1883.
f. 17 Charles Dalton Clifford Lloyd, Lieutenant-General of Mauritius: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1883.
ff. 17, 78-115b Stephen Edward Spring-Rice, of the Treasury; CB 1895: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1882-1883.
ff. 19, 19b James Frederick Daly: Correspondence with G. W. Hervey: 1883.
ff. 19, 19b George William Hervey, of the Treasury: Correspondence with J. F. Daly: 1883.
ff. 21, 107 James Frederick Daly: Minutes by: 1882-1884.
f. 25 Horace Alfred Damer Seymour, Secretary to W E Gladstone; Deputy Master of the Mint: Letters to Lord Gladstone: 1882-1899.
f. 27 William Thomas Stead, Editor, 'The Pall Mall Gazette': Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1884-1911.
ff. 31 (draft), 32, 34 Charles Gore, of the Office of Woods and Forests: Correspondence, etc., with E. W. Hamilton: 1884.
ff. 38, 44 Stephen Edward Spring-Rice, of the Treasury; CB 1895: Letters, etc., to E. W. Hamilton: 1885.
f.46 Henry Longley, Chief Charity Commissioner; KCB 1889: 1889. Letter, etc., to E. W. Hamilton: 1885.
f. 62 Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, poet: Letter to E. W. Hamilton: 1886.
f. 72 Thomas Hay Sweet Escott, journalist: Letters to Lord Gladstone: 1883-1898.
f. 79 Charles Owen O'Conor, The O'Conor Don; MP: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f. 81 Charles Boyd, of Shepherd's Bush: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f. 83 William Coham Turner, of Belsize Park: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f. 94 Mary Goodlake, wife of T L Goodlake: Letter to Lord Wolverton: 1882.
f. 96 Frederick T. C. Henry, of the Charity Commission: Letter to T. L. Goodlake: 1882.
ff. 99, 100b James Henry Dickson Cochrane, Vicar of St Saviour's, Everton, county Lancashire: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f. 101 Samuel L. Broom, of Llanelly, county Carmarthenshire: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f.104 Morton Strode Jackson, of the Inland Revenue; Secretary to A E West: Letter to S. E. Spring-Rice: 1882.
f. 106 Frederick William Rintoul, of Camberwell: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1882.
f. 107 George A. Stevenson, of the Treasury: Correspondence with S. E. Spring-Rice: 1882.
f. 110 Richard Sankey Gowlland, of the Office of Works: Letter to S. E. Spring-Rice: 1882.
f.113 Henry Starr, of High Barnet: Letter to Lord GIadstone: 1883.
ff. 116, 117b Arthur Thomas Liddell, 5th Baron Ravensworth; of the War Office: Correspondence with G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
ff. 116-148b Sir Guy Douglas Arthur Fleetwood Wilson, GCIE: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1886-1914.
f. 118 Tom Cottingham Edwards-Moss, MP: Letter to Lord Gladstone: 1886.
ff. 120-121 b Lieutenant-General Sir James Charlemagne Dormer, KCB: Correspondence with Sir G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
f.122 Major Arthur Warry, Lieutenant -Colonel 1888: Letter to G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
ff. 123, 125, 130 Nathan Bodington, Vice-Chancellor of Leeds University; Knight 1908: Letters to G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
f. 126b Sir Guy Douglas Arthur Fleetwood Wilson, GCIE: Correspondence with G. A. Stevenson: 1886.
f. 126b George A. Stevenson, of the Treasury: Correspondence with G.A.D.F. Wilson: 1886.
f. 127 Henry Gordon Shee, barrister: Letter to G. D. A. Wilson: 1886.
f.129 Ralph Dalyell, CB; of the War Office: Minute to G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
ff. 137, 138 Arnold Morley, Liberal Chief Whip: Correspondence with G. D. A. F. Wilson: 1886.
ff. 137-139 Sir Guy Douglas Arthur Fleetwood Wilson, GCIE: Correspondence with A. Morley: 1886.
ff. 149-262 James Granville Legge, of the Home Office: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1892-1898.
f. 150 Richard Edward Sprague Oram, Chief Inspector of Factories: Memorandum by: 1892.: Signed.
f. 153 Charles Gipps Hamilton, Secretary to the Lord Chancellor: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1892.
f.155 Albert A Beckett, of the War Office; Knight 1904: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1892.
f.157 John Shackleton Mathers, of Leeds: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1880-1895.
f. 161 Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Clare Garsia, Prisons Commissioner: Memorandum to J. G. Legge: 1892.
ff. 162-167 Prisons: Memoranda rel. to prison clerks: 1892.
f. 168 Edward P. Plowman, of HM Stationery Office: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1892.
f. 170 Benjamin Webster Warhurst, of Chelsea: Letter, etc., to Lord Gladstone: 1892.
f. 175 Stephen Henry, Emmens, American industrialist: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1892-1898.
f.176 Benjamin Webster Warhurst, of Chelsea: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1892.
f. 177 Home Office: Papers of Lord Gladstone as Under-Sec. and Home Sec.: 1892-1910.
f. 183 Robert William Perks, 1st Baronet: Letters, etc., to Lord Gladstone: 1890-1901.
f. 185 Harry Butler Simpson, CB 1908: Correspondence with Lord Gladstone: 1892.
f. 187 Alfred Pike, of the Treasury: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1893.
f. 189 Sir Augustus Frederick William Keppel Stephenson, KCB; Solicitor to the Treasury: Letter, etc., to J. G. Legge: 1893.
f. 195 John William Mackail, OM 1935: 1935. Letter to J. G. Legge: 1893.
ff. 224, 252, 254 John Henry Bridges, MB: Letters to J. G. Legge: 1894-1895.
f.227 Sir Albert De Rutzen, magistrate in London: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1894.
f. 239 Sir John Edward Dorington, Baronet; MP: Letter to J. G. Legge: 1894.
f. 258 Major William Inglis, of the Home Office: Letter, etc., to J. G. Legge: 1895.

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Add MS 45985-46118 : THE VISCOUNT GLADSTONE PAPERS. First Series (Vols. I-CXXXIV) A selection from the correspondence, official and private, of…
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Add MS 45990 : VISCOUNT GLADSTONE PAPERS. Vol. VI (ff. 262). Correspondence with Private Secretaries:- (1) Sir Edward Walter Hamilton, K.C.B.…

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A Beckett, Albert, Knight, of the War Office, d 1904
Blunt, Wilfrid Scawen, diplomat, poet and horse breeder, 1840-1922
Bodington, Nathan, Vice-Chancellor of Leeds University; Knight 1908
Boyd, Charles, of Shepherd's Bush
Bridges, John Henry, MB
Broom, Samuel L., of Llanelly, county Carmarthenshire
Cochrane, James Henry Dickson, Vicar of St Saviour's, Everton, county Lancashire
Daly, James Frederick, of Add MS 45990
Dalyell, Ralph, CB; of the War Office
Dorington, John Edward, 1st Baronet, politician, 1832-1911
Dormer, James Charlemagne, Knight, army officer, 1834-1893
Edwards-Moss, Tom Cottingham, MP
Emmens, Stephen Henry,, American industrialist
Escott, Thomas Hay Sweet, journalist and newspaper editor, 1844-1924
Garsia, Michael Clare, army officer and Inspector-General of Military Prisions, 1838-1903
Gladstone, William Ewart, prime minister and author, 1809-1898
Goodlake, Mary, correspondent of George Grenfell Glyn, 2nd Baron Wolverton, fl 1882
Gore, Charles, correspondent of Sir Edward Walter Hamilton, fl 1884
Gowlland, Richard Sankey, civil servant and correspondent of William Gladstone, fl 1845-1886
Hamilton, Charles Gipps, Secretary to the Lord Chancellor
Hamilton, Edward Walter, GCB, sec to W E Gladstone
Hay, William Archibald, 4th Baronet, civil servant, of Park Place, 1851-1929
Henry, Frederick T. C., of the Charity Commission
Hervey, George William, of the Treasury
Home Office
Inglis, William, Major; of the Home Office
Jackson, Morton Strode, of the Inland Revenue; Secretary to A E West
Legge, James Granville, of the Home Office
Liddell, Arthur Thomas, of the War Office, 5th Baron Ravensworth
Lloyd, Charles Dalton Clifford, Lieutenant-General of Mauritius
Longley, Henry, Chief Charity Commissioner; KCB 1889
Mackail, John William, OM 1935
Mathers, John Shackleton, of Leeds
Morham, Robert, architect, of Edinburgh
Morley, Arnold, Liberal Chief Whip
O'Conor, Charles Owen, The O'Conor Don, MP
Oram, Richard Edward Sprague, Chief Inspector of Factories
Perks, Robert William, 1st Baronet
Pike, Alfred, of the Treasury
Plowman, Edward P., of HM Stationery Office
Rice, Stephen Edward Spring-, of the Treasury, 1856-1902
Rintoul, Frederick William, of Camberwell
Rutzen, Albert, Knight, chief magistrate, 1831-1913
Seymour, Horace Alfred Damer, sec to W E Gladstone, Deputy Master of the Mint
Shee, Henry Gordon, barrister
Simpson, Harry Butler, CB 1908
Starr, Henry, of High Barnet
Stead, William Thomas, newspaper editor, 1849-1912
Stephenson, Augustus Frederick William Keppel, KCB, Solicitor to the Treasury
Stevenson, George A., of the Treasury
Turner, William Coham, of Belsize Park
Warhurst, Benjamin Webster, of Chelsea
Warry, Arthur, Major; Lieutenant -Colonel 1888
Wilson, Guy Douglas Arthur Fleetwood, Knight, colonial administrator and civil servant, 1850-1940

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