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Vol. XXV (ff. 319). July, 1829- 1831.

Ardross, county Ross: Papers rel. to W. Huskison's interest in: 1828, 1829.

Railways: Letters rel. to: 1829, 1830.

George IV of England: Correspondence and papers of W. Huskisson: 1820-1830.

includes:

f. 1 Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Cockburn: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 2-5 Benjamin Heywood, banker, of Manchester: Letters to, from W. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 6, 90, 123, 129, 146 Alexander Milne, Secretary for Woods and Forests: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1826-1830.
ff. 7, 226 Sir John Gladstone, 1st Baronet; father of W E Gladstone: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1814-1830.
f. 9 Frederick John Robinson, Viscount Goderich; 1st Earl of Ripon: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1824-1829.
ff. 11, 242 Francis Charles Seymour-Conway, 3rd Marquess of Hertford: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1812-1830.
ff. 13, 58 Edward John Littleton, 1st Baron Hatherton 1835: Correspondence with W. Huskission: 1827-1829.
ff. 18, 20 James Pennithorne: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 19, 24 John Nash, architect: Correspondence with Lord Beresford: 1829.
ff. 19, 24 Marshall William Carr Beresford, Viscount Beresford 1823: Correspondence with J. Nash: 1829.
f. 22 John Nash, architect: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1829.
f. 25 Marshall William Carr Beresford, Viscount Beresford 1823: Letter to, from W. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 29-36 Elizabeth Emily Huskisson, wife of W Huskisson: Correspondence with G. R. Dawson: 1829.
ff. 29-36 George Robert Dawson, Under-Secretary of State: Correspondence with Mrs. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 37, 42 144 William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1829, 1830.
f. 39 George Robert Dawson, Under-Secretary of State: Letter to, from W. Huskisson: 1829.
f. 46 (copy) Leopold I of Belgium: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1827, 1829.
f. 50 William Sturges Bourne, Home Secretary: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1809-1829.
ff. 52, 76-81, 86-89, 92, 203, 208 James Loch, MP: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1828-1830.
f. 54 John Moss, banker, of Liverpool: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1823-1829.
f. 58 William Huskisson, statesman: Letter rel. to his portrait: 1829.
f. 64 Robert Herries, banker: Letter to, from W. Huskisson: 1829.
ff. 64-71 Bank of England: Papers conc. alteration of its privileges, etc.: 1826-1829.: Partly printed.
f. 72 Cotton: Letters rel. to: 1822-1829.
f. 72 William Myers, of Liverpool: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1828, 1829.
ff. 7 6-8 1 Canals: Papers rel. to the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, etc.: 1791, 1829.
ff. 82, 94, 155, 222, 232 John Evelyn Denison, 1st Viscount Ossington; Speaker of the House of Commons: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1827-1830.
f. 97 Thomas Hare, Assistant Commissioner of Charitable Trusts: Letter to E. Leeves (?): 1830.
ff. 99-117 India: Suggestions by T. Hare on Indian finance and administration: 1830.
ff. 99-117 Thomas Hare, Assistant Commissioner of Charitable Trusts: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 118 W- T-; manufacturer, of Leicester: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 121 Alexander Young, agent to Sir T H Farquhar: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1829, 1830.
f. 122 John Cunninghame: Correspondence with W. Bennet: 1829, 1830.: Copies.
f. 122 William Bennet: Correspondence with J. Cunninghame: 1829, 1830.: Copies.
f. 125 Sir Thomas Harvic Farquhar, 2nd Baronet: Letter to J. C. Hobhouse: 1830.: Copy.
f. 125 Sir John Cam Hobhouse, 2nd Baronet; Baron Broughton: Letter to, from Sir T. H. Farquhar: 1830.
f. 127 Kirkman Finlay, MP, Lord Provost of Glasgow: Corre-spondence with W. Huskisson: 1814-1830.
f. 131 Andrew Valentine Kirwan: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
ff. 138, 193 Charles Tennyson, afterwards Tennysond Eyncourt; MP for Bletchingley: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1828-1830.
f. 142 Thomas B- Miller, of the Custom House, Bristol: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 143 Silk: Entry of first export of, from Bristol to France: 1830.: Copy.
f. 143 Bristol, Gloucestershire: Customs entry of first export of silk to France from: 1830.: Copy.
f. 148 Edward Burdekin, Manager of the Bank of Manchester: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 149 Edward Burdekin, Manager of the Bank of Manchester: Letter to H. Goulburn: 1830.
f. 149 Henry Goulburn, PC; MP: Letter to, from E. Burdekin: 1830.
f. 151 John Railton, of Manchester: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 157 Thomas Barrett-Lennard, MP for Maldon, county Essex: letter to W. Huskisson: circ. 1830.
f. 159 Sir Edward Cust, general and military historian: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 161 H-W Masterson, Vice-Consul at Rotterdam: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1826, 1830.
f. 163 G- Schimmelpenninck, Président de la Société de Commerce des Pays-Bas: Speech: 1830.: Fr.
f. 176 Mrs Erith: Letter to, from W. I-Huskisson: 1830.
f.178 Joseph B- Sanders, banker, of Exeter: Letter to W Huskisson: 1830.
f. 180 Henry Richard Vassall Fox, 3rd Baron Holland; formerly Fox: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1825-1830.
ff. 182-186 H- Berthold: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 187 Silk: Opinions of Macclesfield manufacturers of, on Huskisson's commercial policy: 1830.
f. 187 Macclesfield, Cheshire: Opinions of silk manufacturers of, on commercial policy of W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 188 Bartholomew Huber: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1805-1830.
f. 188 William Huskisson, statesman: Letter refuting the charge of Jacobinism: 1830.
f. 190 Charles Arbuthnot, PC; MP; diplomatist: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1809-1830.
f. 198 Henry William Paget, 2nd Earl of Uxbridge; 1st Marquess of Anglesey: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1827-1830.
f. 206 John King, Under-Secretary, Home Office, etc: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 210 James Cropper, Quaker, of Liverpool: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1817-1830.
f. 21 1 China: Meeting for promoting free trade to: 1830.
f. 211 Liverpool, Lancashire: Resolutions in favour of free trade to India and China: 1830.
f. 211 Thomas Langton, of Liverpool: Resolutions for promoting free trade to India and China: 1830.
f. 211 India: Appeals for free trade with China and: 1829, 1830.
f. 212 Sussex, d 1843 Augustus Frederick, Duke of: Letter to, from W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 214 Charles Grant, Baron Glenelg: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1823-1830.
f. 216 William Huskisson, statesman: Medical certificate concerning: 1830.
ff. 217, 220 Sir John Tobin, Mayor of Liverpool: Letters to W. Huskisson: 1830.: Signed:.
f. 219 Liverpool, Lancashire: Letters, etc., rel. to W. Huskisson's re-election as M.P. for: 1827-1830.
f. 219 William Huskisson, statesman: Address to the freemen of Liverpool: 1830.: Printed.
f. 222 Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire: Letter rel. to election at: 1830.
f.224 William Wainewright, of the Liverpool Agency Office, London: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 229 Lord Granville Leveson-Gower, Viscount Granville 1815; 1st Earl Granville 1833: Correspondence with W. Huskisson: 1812-1830.
ff. 235, 237 John Walpole Willis, Justice of K B, Upper Canada: Letter to W. Huskisson, with statement of his case: 1830.
f. 239 b John Scott, Attorney-General; afterwards Baron and Earl of Eldon; Lord Chancellor: Letter to J. W. Willis: 1829.: Copy.
f.240 John Ashton Case, of Liverpool: Letter to W. Huskisson: 1830.: Signed.
f. 244 Elizabeth Leveson-Gower, Countess of Sutherland; wife of George, 2nd Marquess of Stafford and 1st Duke of Sutherland: Letters to Mrs. Huskisson: 1828, 1830.
ff. 244-318 Elizabeth Emily Huskisson, wife of W Huskisson: Letters to, conc. her husband's life and biography: 1830, 1831.
ff. 244-318 William Huskisson, statesman: Letters rel. to his biography: 1830, 1831.
f. 245 William Huskisson, statesman: Biographical note on, by Lady Sutherland: 1830.
f. 248 Thomas: Letter to Mrs. Cockburne: 1830.
f. 248 Cockburne, wife of Reverend R Cockburne: Letter to, from -: 1830.
f. 250 Charles Huskisson, of Hazlewell Hall, near Birmingham: Letter to Gen. S. Huskisson: 1830.
f. 250 General Samuel Huskisson: Letter to, from C. Huskisson: 1830.
ff. 252-255, 261, 269, 284 Elizabeth Emily Huskisson, wife of W Huskisson: Letters to, from J. Backhouse: 1823-1831.
ff. 252-255, 261, 269, 284 John Backhouse, Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1823-1831.
ff. 256, 263, 267, 271 John Wright, d 1844 bookseller and author: Letters to J. Backhouse: 1830, 1831.
ff. 258-260 Edward Leaves: Letters to Mrs. Huskisson: 1830, 1831.
ff. 265, 266 Sir Robert Peel, 2nd Baronet; Prime Minister: Correspondence with J. Wright: 1830, 1831.: Copies.
ff.265,266 John Wright, d 1844 bookseller and author: Correspondence with Sir R. Peel: 1830, 1831.: Copies.
f. 273 John Wright, d 1844 bookseller and author: Letter to E. Leeves: 1831.
f. 275 William Huskisson, statesman: Statement as to his early life, emoluments, etc.: 1802.
f. 278 Thomas Hoblyn, of the Treasury: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 280 George O'Brien Wyndham, 3rd Earl of Egremont: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
ff. 280-318 William Huskisson, statesman: Letters of thanks to his widow for his Speeches: 1831.
f. 282 Thomas Hamilton, 9th Earl of Haddington: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 282 Elizabeth Emily Huskisson, wife of W Huskisson: Letter to, from Lord Haddington: 1831.
f. 286 Edward John Littleton, 1st Baron Hatherton 1835: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 288 William Wainewright, of the Liverpool Agency Office, London: Letters to Mrs. Huskisson: 1826, 1831.
f. 290 John Colville, 9th Lord Colville of Culross; Admiral: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 294 Sir James Robert George Graham, 2nd Baronet; of Netherby; statesman: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 297 Thomas Egerton, 2nd Earl of Wilton; formerly Grosvenor: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 299 Thomas Blackburne, Vicar of Eccles, county Lancashire: Letter to Mrs Huskisson: 1831.
f. 301 Sir John Gladstone, 1st Baronet; father of W E Gladstone: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 303 Augustus Calmpbell, Rector of St Nicholas, Liverpool: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 305 Baron Charles François Pierre Dupin,; Conseiller d'Etat: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.: Fr.
ff. 309-314 Emily Mary Cowper, afterwards Temple; wife of Peter, 5th Earl of Cowper; afterwards (1839) of Henry John, 3rd Viscount Palmerston: Letters to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 315 J- Dawson, servant to W Huskisson: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 317 Charles Henry Bellenden Ker, of Lincoln's Inn: Letter to Mrs. Huskisson: 1831.
f. 319 Lord Henry Charles George Gordon- Lennox: Inscription: 19th cent.

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Add MS 38734-38770 : HUSKISSON PAPERS : official and private correspondence and papers of William Huskisson, the statesman (b. 1770, d. 1830). He…
Add MS 38734-38758 : HUSKISSON PAPERS. Vols. I-XXV. General correspondence of W. Huskisson, etc.; 1782 and 1790-1831. The names of writers are given…

Add MS 38758 : Vol. XXV (ff. 319). July, 1829- 1831.Ardross, county Ross: Papers rel. to W. Huskison's interest in: 1828, 1829.Railways: Letters…

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1831

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Arbuthnot, Charles, diplomat and politician, 1767-1850 (Subject)
Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, 6th son of George III, 1773-1843 (Subject)
Backhouse, John, civil servant, 1784-1845 (Subject)
Bank of England, 1694- (Subject)
Bennet, William, of Add MS 38757 (Subject)
Beresford, Marshall William Carr, Viscount Beresford 1823 (Subject)
Berthold, H- (Subject)
Blackburne, Thomas, Vicar of Eccles, county Lancashire (Subject)
Bourne, William Sturges, Home Secretary (Subject)
Burdekin, Edward, Manager of the Bank of Manchester (Subject)
Calmpbell, Augustus, Rector of St Nicholas, Liverpool (Subject)
Case, John Ashton, of Liverpool (Subject)
Cockburn, Francis, Lieutenant-Colonel (Subject)
Cockburne, wife of Reverend R Cockburne (Subject)
Colville, John, 9th Lord Colville of Culross; Admiral (Subject)
Cropper, James, Quaker, of Liverpool (Subject)
Cunninghame, John (Subject)
Cust, Edward, general and military historian (Subject)
Dawson, George Robert, politician, 1790-1856 (Subject)
Dawson, J, servant to William Huskisson, fl 1831 (Subject)
Denison, John Evelyn, 1st Viscount Ossington, politician and Speaker of the House of Commons, 1800-1873 (Subject)
Dupin, Pierre Charles François, Baron, economist, mathematician, engineer and politician, 1784-1873 (Subject)
Egerton, Thomas, 2nd Earl of Wilton, formerly Grosvenor (Subject)
Erith, -, correspondent of William Huskisson, fl 1830 (Subject)
Farquhar, Thomas Harvie, 2nd Baronet, landowner, 1775-1836 (Subject)
Finlay, Kirkman, merchant, politician and Lord Provost of Glasgow, 1773-1842 (Subject)
Fox, Henry Richard, formerly Fox, 3rd Baron Holland, 1773-1840 (Subject)
George IV, King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1762-1830 (Subject)
Gladstone, John, 1st Baronet, merchant, slave owner, and politician, 1764-1851 (Subject)
Goulburn, Henry, politician, 1784-1856 (Subject)
Gower, Elizabeth Sutherland, 19th Countess of Sutherland, née Sutherland, wife of George Leveson-Gower 1st Duke of Sutherland, 1765-1839 (Subject)
Gower, Granville, 1st Earl Granville, diplomat, 1773-1846, (Subject)
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000040492055,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/25364007
Graham, James Robert George, 2nd Baronet, of Netherby, politician, 1792-1861 (Subject)
Grant, Charles, 1st Baron Glenelg, politician and colonial administrator, 1778-1866 (Subject)
Hamilton, Thomas, 9th Earl of Haddington (Subject)
Hare, Thomas, Assistant Commissioner of Charitable Trusts (Subject)
Herries, Robert, banker (Subject)
Heywood, Benjamin, banker, of Manchester (Subject)
Hobhouse, John Cam, 2nd Baronet, Baron Broughton, 1786-1869 (Subject)
Hoblyn, Thomas, of the Treasury (Subject)
Huber, Bartholomew, of Add MS 38238 (Subject)
Huskisson, Charles, of Hazlewell Hall, near Birmingham (Subject)
Huskisson, Elizabeth Emily, wife of W Huskisson (Subject)
Huskisson, Samuel, General (Subject)
Huskisson, William, statesman, 1770-1830 (Subject)
Ker, Charles Henry Bellenden, of Lincoln's Inn (Subject)
King, John, Under-Secretary, Home Office, etc (Subject)
Kirwan, Andrew Valentine (Subject)
Langton, Thomas, of Liverpool (Subject)
Leaves, Edward (Subject)
Lennard, Thomas, politician, 1788-1856 (Subject)
Lennox, Henry Charles George Gordon- (Subject)
Leopold I, King of the Belgians (Subject)
Littleton, Edward John, 1st Baron Hatherton 1835 (Subject)
Loch, James, MP; of Add MS 38283 (Subject)
Masterson, H-W, Vice-Consul at Rotterdam (Subject)
Miller, Thomas B-, of the Custom House, Bristol (Subject)
Milne, Alexander, Secretary for Woods and Forests (Subject)
Moss, John, banker, of Liverpool (Subject)
Myers, William, of Liverpool (Subject)
Nash, John, architect, 1752-1835 (Subject)
Paget, Henry William, 2nd Earl of Uxbridge, 1st Marquess of Anglesey (Subject)
Peel, Robert, 2nd Baronet, Prime Minister, 1788-1850 (Subject)
Pennithorne, James (Subject)
Railton, John, of Manchester (Subject)
Robinson, Frederick John, 1st Earl of Ripon, politician and Prime Minister, 1782-1859 (Subject)
Sanders, Joseph B-, banker, of Exeter (Subject)
Schimmelpenninck, G-, Président de la Société de Commerce des Pays-Bas (Subject)
Scott, John, Attorney-General; afterwards Baron and Earl of Eldon; Lord Chancellor (Subject)
Seymour-Conway, Francis Charles, 3rd Marquess of Hertford (Subject)
Temple, Emily Mary, Viscountess Palmerston, political hostess, 1787-1869 (Subject)
Tennyson, Charles, afterwards Tennysond Eyncourt; MP for Bletchingley (Subject)
Thomas, of Add MS 38758 (Subject)
Tobin, John, Mayor of Liverpool, 1763-1851 (Subject)
Wainewright, William, of the Liverpool Agency Office, London (Subject)
William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester, of Add MS 38270 (Subject)
Willis, John Walpole, Justice of K B, Upper Canada (Subject)
Wright, John, bookseller and author, d 1844 (Subject)
Wyndham, George O'Brien, 3rd Earl of Egremont (Subject)
Young, Alexander, agent to Sir T H Farquhar (Subject)

Places:

Ardross, county Ross
Bristol, Gloucestershire
China, Asia
India, Asia
Liverpool, Lancashire
Macclesfield, Cheshire
Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire