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DILKE PAPERS. Vol. XCIV (ff. 326). Miscellaneous correspondence relating mostly to the death of Sir Charles Dilke and to the subsequent publication of The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke, Bart., M.P., 2 vols., 1917, by S. L. Gwynn, M.P., and Miss G. M. Tuckwell; 1908-1922. Further correspondence will be found in Add. MS. 49612.

(1) Letters, etc., to Miss G. M. Tuckwell from John Edward Courtenay Bodley, formerly private secretary to Sir Charles Dilke; 1911-1916. ff. 2-26.

(2) Correspondence of Miss Tuckwell with John Murray (K.C.V.0. 1926), the publisher; 1914-1922. ff. 27-130.

(3) General correspondence of Miss Tuckwell; 1908-1922. ff. 131-300.

(4) Letters from various correspondents to Dilke's private secretary, H. K. Hudson; 1911. ff. 301-320.

(5) Three letters to Stephen Lucius Gwynn, M.P.; 1913-1914. ff. 322-325. Large folio.

includes:

ff. 1-300b Miss Gertrude Mary Tuckwell, CH: Correspondence and papers: 1908-1922.
ff. 2-26b John Edward Courtenay Bodley, barrister; Secretary to Sir C W Dilke: Letters, etc., to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911-1916.: Some imperf.
f. 5 Frank Harrison Hill, Editor, 'Daily News': Correspondence with Sir C. Dilke: 1871-1904.: Partly typewritten copies.
ff. 27-130 John Murray, publisher; KCV0. 1926: Correspondence with Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1914-1922.
ff. 48, 156, 265 Lord Edmond George Petty-Fitzmaurice, Baron Fitzmaurice: Correspondence with Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911-1915.
ff. 75,85 Billing and Sons; printers, Guildford: Letters to J. Murray: 1916.: Typewritten.
f. 98 Stephen Lucius Gwynn, DLitt.; MP: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1916.
f.131 Dorothy Mary Gladstone, wife of Herbert, Viscount Gladstone: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1908.
f. 135 Mary Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis, née Lygon; wife of Henry Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis; Woman of the Bedchamber to Queen Mary: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1908.
ff. 137, 234 (imperf.) May Edith Tennant, alias Margaret; CH; widow of H J Tennant, MP: Letters to Miss G. NI. Tuckwell: 1908, 1914.
f. 139 Ernley Robertson Hay Blackwell, of the Home Office; KCB 1916: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1910.: Typewritten. Signed.
f.140 Sir Arthur Herbert Drummond Ramsay Steel-Maitland, 1st Baronet: Letter to Miss G. NI. Tuckwell: 1910.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 141 Alfred Lyttelton, PC; KC: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1910.
f. 142 Alfred George Gardiner, editor of the 'Daily News': Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f.143 Thomas Edmund Harvey, MP: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f.146 Arthur Henderson, Foreign Secretary 1929: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 147 John Paget Mellor, 1st Baronet 1924: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 149 Harold John Tennant, MP; PC 1914: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
ff. 151, 249-263, 284 Henry Spenser Wilkinson, military writer: Correspondence, etc., with Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911-1916.
ff. 153, 246 George Ranken Askwith, Baron Askwith 1919: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911, 1915.
f. 154 Sir Edward William Brabrook, FSA: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 155 Percy Dearmer, Vicar of St Mary's, Primrose Hill, London; Canon of Westminister 1931: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
ff. 158, 290 Charles Gore, Bishop successively of Worcester, Birmingham and Oxford: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911, 1916.
f. 160 Elizabeth Cabot Harcourt, widow of Sir William Harcourt: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 162 Marie Henriette Benoist de Laumont, wife of Baron Aymard Georges René Benoist de Laumont: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
ff. 164, 285, 289 Reginald MacKenna, PC; MP: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911-1916.
f. 166 Cecil William Norton, 1st Baron Rathcreedan: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 168 David James Shackleton, KCB 1917; Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour 1916-1921: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 170 Albert Stanley, MP: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 172 George I of Greece; King of the Hellenes: Letter from the Chamber of Deputies to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 172 Nikolaos Stratos, Greek politician: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell, signed by, as President of the Greek Chamber of Deputies: 1911.
f. 173 b C. Bertrand, notary, of Toulon: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Fr.
ff. 175, 191 James Ramsay MacDonald, Prime Minister: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f.176 James Joseph Mallon, CH; Warden of Toynbee Hall: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 177 Ben Turner, trade unionist and Labour politician: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Signed.
f.178 Albert Espitalier, French historical writer: Visiting card, with note: 1911.
f. 179 Jeronymo Pinheiro de Almeida da Camara Manoel, CVO; Portuguese diplomatist: Visiting card, with note: 1911.
f.180 Jules Siegfried, French politician: Visiting card, with note: 1911.
f. 181 Émile Vandervelde, Belgian politician: Visiting card, etc.: 1911.
f. 182 Lewis Harcourt, 1st Viscount Harcourt: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 183 Philip Snowden, Viscount Snowden: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 184 Margaret McMillan, CBE; CH; educationist: C.H. 1930. Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 187 Victor Arthur Léon Fontaine, of the French Ministry of Labour: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Fr.
f. 189 John Edward Bernard Seely, 1st Baron Mottistone: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 192 François Auguste René Rodin, French sculptor: Letter to the family of Sir C. Dilke: 1911.: Fr.
f.193 Sophia Trikoupes, sister of Charilaos Trikoupes: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f.195 André Louis Chevrillon, French author: Letter to P. Millet: 1911.: Fr.
f. 197 Sir James Henry Dalziel, Baronet 1918: Baron Dalziel 1921. Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 199 Alfred Deakin, Prime Minister of Australia: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 201 Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, author: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 203b Edmund Dene Morel, Secretary, Congo Reform Association: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 205 Maurice Henri Weil, French historian: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Fr.
f. 207 Lionel Robinson, formerly Editor of the'Annual Register': Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: [1911?].
f. 209 George Harwood, MP: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.
f. 211 Joseph Devlin, MP: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 212 Susan Mary Elizabeth Stanley, afterwards Jeune; wife of Colonel Hon. J C Stanley and (1881) of Sir F H -Jeune, Baron St Helier 1905: Letter to Miss G. Al. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
ff. 213-216 W. F. Rean, of the Essex Socialist Federation: Letter, etc., to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Typewritten copies.
ff. 217, 247, 248 Sir George Otto Trevelyan, 2nd Baronet; PC; MP: Correspondence with Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911-1915.
f. 220 Joseph Reinach, French author: Letter to Sir W. Wedderburn: 1911.
ff. 220, 232 Sir William Wedderburn, 4th Baronet: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911, 1914.
f. 221 Margaret Grace Bondfield, PC; MP: P.C. 1929. Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1911.: Imperf.
f. 222 Henry Edward James Bevan, Archdeacon of Middlesex: Notes on Sir C. Dilke: circ. 1911.: Typewritten.
f. 229 Travers Buxton, Secretary, Anti-Slavery, and Aborigines Protection Society: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1912.: Typewritten. Signed.
ff. 231, 238, 287 Sir John Randolph Shane Leslie, 3rd Baronet: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1914-1916.
ff. 236, 273, 281 John Morley, Viscount Morley of Blackburn: Correspondence with Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1914-1916.
f. 238 Lord Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill, statesman: Correspondence with Sir C. Dilke: 1875-1894.
f. 238 Léon Gambetta, French statesman: Correspondence with Sir C. Dilke: 1874-1882.: Fr.: copy.
f. 239 Sir Chauncy Cartwright, KCMG; diplomatist: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1915.
f. 241 Sir Edward Baldwin Malet, 4th Baronet; KCB; diplomatist: diplomatist. Correspondence with Sir C. Dilke: 1880-1885.
ff. 242, 243, 271 Sir Francis Knollys, 1st Baronet: Letters to Miss G. NI. Tuckwell: 1915-1916.
f. 245 Hilda Conquest, typist: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1915.: Typewritten.
f. 264 John Morley, Viscount Morley of Blackburn: Correspondence with Sir C. Dilke: 1870-1909.
f.269 Hilda Conquest, typist: Letter, etc., to H. Spenser Wilkinson: 1916.: Typewritten. Signed.
f. 275 Mary Lucy Arnold-Forster, wife of H O Arnold-Forster: Letter, etc., to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: circ. 1916.
f. 278 Sir Eyre Alexander Barby Wichart Crowe, KCMG; of the Foreign Office: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1916.
f.279 Henry William Macrosty, of the Board of Trade; OBE 1918: Letter, etc., to Miss C. I. S. Smith: 1916.
ff. 282, 283 Sir Bernard Mallet, KCB: Letters to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1916.
f. 296 Edwin Sharpe Grew, author: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1917.
f. 298 Georges Claretie, French author; son of Jules Claretie: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: [? 1917].: Fr.
f. 300 Pierre Eugène Camille Barrère, French diplomatist: Letter to Miss G. M. Tuckwell: 1922.
f.301 Sir Henry Austin Lee, KCMG: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f.303 Sir Bernard Mallet, KCB: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f.305 Howel Thomas, of the Local Government Board: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f. 306 Ioannes Grupares, Greek statesman: Letter to I. Gennadios: 1911.: Fr.: Copy.
ff. 306, 307, 308, 315, 318 Joannes Gennadios, Greek Minister in London: Letters, etc., to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f. 311 G. Henning: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f. 313 Maurice Henri Weil, French historian: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.: Fr.
f.314 Colonel Camille Favre, Swiss author: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.: Fr.
f.316 Lord Edmond George Petty-Fitzmaurice, Baron Fitzmaurice: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.
f. 319 Benjamin Tillett, MP; labour leader: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.: Signed.
f. 320 Travers Buxton, Secretary, Anti-Slavery, and Aborigines Protection Society: Letter to H. K. Hudson: 1911.: Typewritten. Signed.
f.322 John Edward Courtenay Bodley, barrister; Secretary to Sir C W Dilke: Letter to S. L. Gwynn: 1913.
f.324 Reginald MacKenna, PC; MP: Letter to S. L. Gwynn: 1913.
f.325 John Morley, Viscount Morley of Blackburn: Letter to S. L. Gwynn: 1914.

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Add MS 43874-43967 : CORRESPONDENCE, LITERARY MANUSCRIPTS AND OTHER PAPERS OF SIR CHARLES WENTWORTH DILKE, 2nd Bart. 1869, P.C., M.P. (b. 1843,…
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Askwith, George Ranken, 1st Baron Askwith, industrial arbitrator and civil servant, 1861-1942 (Subject)
Barrère, Pierre Eugène Camille, French diplomat, 1851-1940 (Subject)
Benoist de Laumont, Marie Henriette, wife of Baron Aymard Georges René Benoist de Laumont (Subject)
Bertrand, C., notary, of Toulon (Subject)
Bevan, Henry Edward James, Archdeacon of Middlesex (Subject)
Billing and Sons, printers, of Guildford (Subject)
Blackwell, Ernley Robertson Hay, of the Home Office; KCB 1916 (Subject)
Bodley, John Edward Courtenay, barrister, sec to Sir C W Dilke (Subject)
Bondfield, Margaret Grace, PC, MP (Subject)
Brabrook, Edward William, FSA (Subject)
Buxton, Travers, Secretary, Anti-Slavery, and Aborigines Protection Society (Subject)
Camara Manoel, Jeronymo Pinheiro de Almeida da, CVO; Portuguese diplomatist (Subject)
Cartwright, Chauncy, KCMG; diplomatist (Subject)
Chevrillon, André Louis, French author (Subject)
Claretie, Georges, French author; son of Jules Claretie (Subject)
Conquest, Hilda, typist (Subject)
Crowe, Eyre Alexander Barby Wichart, KCMG, of the Foreign Office (Subject)
Dalziel, James Henry, Baronet 1918 (Subject)
Deakin, Alfred, Prime Minister of Australia, 1856-1919 (Subject)
Dearmer, Percival, clergyman, author and art historian, 1867-1936 (Subject)
Devlin, Joseph, journalist and politician, 1871-1934 (Subject)
Espitalier, Albert, French historical writer, b 1874 (Subject)
Favre, Camille, army officer, 1845-1914 (Subject)
Fontaine, Victor Arthur Léon, engineer, 1860-1931 (Subject)
Forster, Mary Lucy, née Story-Maskelyne; wife of H. O. Arnold-Forster, 1861-1951 (Subject)
Gambetta, Léon Michel, lawyer, politician and statesman, 1838-1882 (Subject)
Gardiner, Alfred George, journalist and newspaper editor, 1865-1946 (Subject)
Gennadios, Ioannis, diplomat and book collector, 1844-1932 (Subject)
Geórgios I, King of Greece, 1845-1913 (Subject)
Gladstone, Dorothy Mary, née Paget, wife of Herbert John Gladstone, Viscount Gladstone, d 1953 (Subject)
Gore, Charles, theologian, chaplain and Bishop of Oxford, 1853-1932 (Subject)
Graham, Robert Bontine, author, adventurer, rancher, journalist and politician, 1852-1936 (Subject)
Grew, Edwin Sharpe, journalist, editor and author, 1867-1950 (Subject)
Grupares, Ioannes, correspondent of Ioannis Gennadios, fl 1911 (Subject)
Gwynn, Stephen Lucius, author and politician, 1864-1950 (Subject)
Harcourt, Elizabeth Cabot, widow of Sir William Harcourt (Subject)
Harcourt, Lewis, 1st Viscount Harcourt (Subject)
Harvey, Thomas Edmund, MP (Subject)
Harwood, George, MP (Subject)
Henderson, Arthur, Foreign Secretary 1929 (Subject)
Henning, G. (Subject)
Hill, Frank Harrison, Editor `Daily News' (Subject)
Knollys, Francis, 1st Baronet (Subject)
Lee, Henry Austin, KCMG (Subject)
Leslie, John Randolph, 3rd Baronet, author, 1885-1971 (Subject)
Lyttelton, Alfred, sportsman and politician, 1857-1913 (Subject)
MacDonald, James Ramsay, Prime Minister, 1866-1937 (Subject)
MacKenna, Reginald, PC; MP (Subject)
Macrosty, Henry William, of the Board of Trade; OBE 1918 (Subject)
Malet, Edward Baldwin, KCB, 4th Baronet , diplomatist (Subject)
Mallet, Bernard, KCB (Subject)
Mallon, James Joseph, CH, Warden of Toynbee Hall (Subject)
McMillan, Margaret, CBE, CH, educationist (Subject)
Mellor, John Paget, 1st Baronet 1924 (Subject)
Morel, Edmund Dene, Secretary, Congo Reform Association (Subject)
Morley, John, Viscount Morley of Blackburn, statesman, 1838-1923 (Subject)
Murray, John, publisher; KCV0. 1926 (Subject)
Norton, Cecil William, 1st Baron Rathcreedan (Subject)
Petty-Fitzmaurice, Edmond George, alias Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice, Baron Fitzmaurice, politician and historian, 1846-1935 (Subject)
Rean, W. F., of the Essex Socialist Federation (Subject)
Reinach, Joseph, French author (Subject)
Robinson, Lionel, formerly Editor of the'Annual Register' (Subject)
Rodin, François Auguste René, French sculptor (Subject)
Seely, John Edward Bernard, 1st Baron Mottistone (Subject)
Shackleton, David James, KCB 1917; Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour 1916-1921 (Subject)
Siegfried, Jules, French politician (Subject)
Snowden, Philip, Viscount Snowden (Subject)
Spencer-Churchill, Randolph Henry, statesman (Subject)
Stanley, Albert, MP (Subject)
Stanley, Susan Mary Elizabeth, afterwards Jeune; wife of Colonel Hon. J C Stanley and (1881) of Sir F H -Jeune, Baron St Helier 1905 (Subject)
Steel-Maitland, Arthur Herbert Drummond Ramsay, 1st Baronet (Subject)
Stratos, Nikolaos, Greek politician (Subject)
Tennant, Harold John, MP; PC 1914 (Subject)
Tennant, May Edith, CH, widow of H J Tennant MP alias Margaret (Subject)
Thomas, Howel, of the Local Government Board (Subject)
Tillett, Benjamin, MP, labour leader (Subject)
Trefusis, Mary, Woman of the Bedchamber to Queen Mary, 1869-1927 (Subject)
Trevelyan, George Otto, 2nd Baronet, PC, MP (Subject)
Trikoupes, Sophia, sister of Charilaos Trikoupes (Subject)
Tuckwell, Gertrude Mary, Miss CH (Subject)
Turner, Ben, trade unionist and Labour politician (Subject)
Vandervelde, Émile, Belgian politician (Subject)
Wedderburn, William, 4th and 10th Baronet, administrator and politician, 1838-1918 (Subject)
Weil, Maurice Henri, French historian (Subject)
Wilkinson, Henry Spenser, military historian, 1853-1937 (Subject)