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Title:

HONE PAPERS. Vol. XIII

Scope & Content:

HONE PAPERS. Vol. XIII. Correspondence of William Hone, consisting chiefly of letters addressed to him, with a few from Hone himself; 1801-1840. In two parts (ff. 1-253, 254-497). The names of the writers are given in the Index. Ff. 497. Folio.

includes:

f. 1 William Hone, bookseller; d: Portrait: 1818.: Engr.
f.1 ART. ILLUMINATIONS AND DRAWINGS PORTRAITS: W. Hone: 1818.: Engr.
f. 2 Political and Satirical Poems: "The Contrast", by W. Hone: 1792.: Printed.
f. 3 Adam Clarke, LL.D: Portrait: 1832.: engr.
f. 3 ART. ILLUMINATIONS AND DRAWINGS PORTRAITS: Adam Clarke, F.S.A.: 1832.: Engr.
f. 4 Adam Clarke, LL.D: Letter to W. Baynes: 1801.
f. 5 William Burney, naval historian: Letter to Messrs. Bone and Hone: 1809.
f. 6 Robert Nares, Archdeacon of Stafford: Letter to -: 1809.
f. 7 Thomas Northmore, FSA: Letter to Sir R. Phillips: 1809.
ff. 8, 85 Sir Richard Phillips, publisher: Letters to W. Hone and Messrs. Bone and Hone: 1809, [1817].
f. 9 ART. ILLUMINATIONS AND DRAWINGS PORTRAITS: John Pinkerton: 1807.: Engr.
f. 9 John Pinkerton, antiquary: Portrait: 1807.: Engr.
f. 10 John Pinkerton, antiquary: Letter to Longman and Co.: 1810.
f. 13 Edward Law, 1st Baron Ellenbrough; Lord Chief Justice: Letter to W. Waddington: 1811.
f. 15 John Crabtree: Letter to n.d.
ff. 16, 18,34,102,185-187,329 Walter Wilson, nonconformist biographer: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1813-1829.
ff. 20-26, 35 Edward Wakefield, philanthropist: Letters to W. Hone: 1813-1814.
f.32 Thomas Bluck, proprietor of the ' Critical Review.': Agreement with W. Hone signed by: 1814.
f. 37 Edward Hovell-Thurlow, 2nd Baron Thurlow: Letter to [W. Hone ?]: 1814.
ff. 39, 41 Thomas Vyse, of London: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1815.
f. 43 John Watkins, miscellaneous writer: Letter to W. Hone: 1815.
f. 45 John Marshall, MRCS; apothecary, Duke of Gloucester's household: Letter to, from W. Hone: 1815.: Draft.
f. 49 Basil Montagu, KC 1835: Letter to W. Hone: 1815.
f. 51 John Borthwick Gilchrist, orientalist: Letter to Messrs. Black and Co.: 1815.: Copy.
f. 52 John Borthwick Gilchrist, orientalist: Letter to W. Hone: 1816.
ff. 54, 61 John Cartwright, political reformer: Letters to W. Hone: 1816, 1817.
f. 56 Sir Richard Phillips, publisher: Letter to F. Place: 1817.
f. 59 J- S-? Hudson, of Lambeth: Letter to W. Hone: 1817.
ff. 63, 83 Robert Aspland, Unitarian minister: Letters to W. Hone: 1817.
f. 65 James Burgess Whiting: Letter to W. Hone: 1817.
ff. 69, 71 Charles Pearson, solicitor: Letters to W. Hone: 1817, n.d.
ff. 73-76 Sir Samuel Shepherd, Lord Chief Baron of the Scottish Exchequer: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1817.
ff. 77, 215, 228 Francis Place, reformer: Letters to W. Hone: 1817-1825.
f. 79 von Escher: Letter to R. Waithman: 1817.
f. 82 Peter John Martin, MRCS; geologist: Letter to W. Hone: 1817.
f. 91 Samuel W- Fores, bookseller: Letter to W. Hone: 1818.
f. 93 William Harry Vane, 3rd Earl of Darlington and (1833) 1st Duke of Cleveland: Letter to -: 1818.
f. 94 William Philip Molyneux, 2nd Earl of Sefton: Letter to R. Waithman: 1818.
f. 96 Thomas Berry, of Aylesbury: Letter to R. Waithman: 1818.
ff. 98, 198 Thomas Jonathan Wooler, journalist: Letters to W. Hone: 1818, 1823.
f. 100 Edward Baines, historian of Lancashire: Letter to R. Waithman: 1818.
f. 104 Charles Phillips, Commissioner of Bankruptcy, Liverpool, 1842: Letters to W. Hone: 1818.
f. 106 William Wyndham Grenville, Baron Grenville; Prime Minister: Letter, as Trustee of the British Museum, to W. Hone: 1818.
f. 107 Thomas Cleary, Secretary, Hampden Club: Letter to W. Hone: 1818.
f. 108 Richard Gurney: Letter to W. Hone: 1818.
ff. 109-488 passim John Childs, printer, of Bungay: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1819-1840.
f. 111 Francis Hall, of Addlestone: Agreement with W. Hone rel. to a pamphlet: 1819.: Signed.
f. 120 Robert Barry, of Rathclarin: Agreement with W. Hone: 1819.: Signed.
f. 122 C- F-: Verses on W. Hone: 1819.
f. 124 Sir John Cam Hobhouse, 2nd Baronet; Baron Broughton: Letters to W. Hone: [1819?], 1821.
ff. 125, 267 Reverend William Johnson Fox, politician: Letters to W. Hone: 1819, 1826.
f. 132 John Borthwick Gilchrist, orientalist: Letter to A. Murray: 1820.
f. 134 Walter Honywood Yate: Letter to W. Hone: 1820.
f. 136 Jeremy Bentham: Letter to D. Booth: 1820.
f.136 David Booth, lexicographer: Letter to, from J. Bentham: 1820.
f. 138 Joseph Planta, Principal Librarian, British Museum: Letter to, from W. Hone: 1820.: Draft.
f. 140 John Latham, M D: Letter to Dr. Birkbeck: 1820.
ff. 142, 144 Charles Behnes: Letters to W. Hone: 1820, n.d.
f. 146 C- Mercier: Letter to W. Hone: 1820.
f. 148 Henry Bradshaw Fearon: Letter to -: 1820.
ff. 152, 183, 233 Robert Walthman, MP: Letters to W. Hone: 1820-1825.
f. 155 Benjamin Flower, d 1829 political writer: Letter to W. Hone: n.d.
f. 156 Thomas Rees, LLD; Unitarian minister: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
ff. 158, 160, 193, 195 Francis Douce, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Letters to W. Hone: 1821-1827, n.d.
ff. 162, 196 John Charles Spencer, Viscount Althorp; 3rd Earl Spencer: Letters to W. Hone: 1821, 1823.
f. 164 Samuel Roberts, floor-cloth manufacturer: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 166 Vicesimus Knox, son of Vicesimus Knox; barrister: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 168 Vicesimus Knox, father of Vicesimus Knox, barrister: Prospectus by W. Hone of his The Spirit of Despotism: 1821.
ff. 170, 171 Sir William Lawrence, 1st Baronet; surgeon: Letters to W. Hone: 1821, n.d.
f. 173 John Howe: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 175 John Scott, journalist: Letters to W. Hone: 1821, 1825.
f. 177 Sir John Bowring, writer, reformer and diplomatist: Letter to W. Hone: 1821.
f. 191 Thomas Sharp, antiquary, of Coventry: Letter to, from W. Hone: 1823.
ff. 200-203 Francis Jeffrey, Lord Jeffrey; critic; Lord Advocate: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1823.
ff. 204, 221, 300, 312, 343, 361 Joseph Parkes, politician: Letters to W. Hone: 1824-1831.
ff. 206, 208 Thomas Rennell, Vicar of Kensington; son of Thomas Rennell: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1824.
f. 209 William Thomas Moncrieff, dramatist: Letter to W. Hone: 1826.
f. 210 John Raithby, barrister: Letter to, from W. Hone: 1824.
f. 213 Robert Hall, Baptist minister: Letter to W. Hone: 1824.
f. 217 Samuel Butler, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry: Letter to W. Hone: 1824.
f. 219 J- Epps: Letter to W. Hone: 1824.
f. 223 b William Berry, genealogist: Letter to W. Hone: 1824.
ff. 229, 244 Thomas Ignatius Maria Forster, MD, naturalist and astronomer: Letters to W. Hone: 1825.
f. 231 Rose Hone: Letter to her father W. Hone: 1825.
f. 231 b Mrs Mary Hazlitt: Letter to W. Hone: 1825.
ff. 235-242 Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, antiquary: Letters to W. Hone: 1825.
f. 246 John Foster, essayist: Letter to W. Hone: 1825.
f. 248 Richard James Lane, engraver: Letter to W. Hone: [1825?].
f. 250 Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, solicitor; nephew of Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins: Letter to W. Hone: [1825?].
f. 254 John Wright, engraver: Letter to W.Hone: [1825?].
f. 256 J- A- Grimes, of London: Letter to W. Hone: [1825?].
f. 257 Napoleon I of France: Accounts of his entry into Paris: 1815.: Fr.: Printed.
f.257 Art. Engravings, etc: "Violettes du 20 Mars 1815", souvenir of Napoleon's arrival in Paris.: Coloured print.
ff. 258, 271 Thomas Allen, FSA: Letters to W. Hone: 1825, 1826.
f. 259 J- Atkinson, of London: Letter to W. Hone: n.d.
f. 261 William Henry Brooke, satirical draughstman: Letters to W. Hone: 1826, 1828, n.d.
ff. 263, 291 James Henry Leigh Hunt, essayist and poet: Letters to W. Hone: 1826, 1827.
f. 265 William C- Ewing, antiquary: Letter, signed " Eta." to W. Hone: 1826.
f. 273 Richard Clark, musician: Letter to W. Hone: 1826.
f. 275 William Behnes, sculptor: Letter to, from W. Hone: 1826.: Draft.
f. 276 George Swinton, of Bermondsey: Letter to W. Hone: 1826.
ff. 278, 320, 325 Francis Albany James Hargrave, barrister: Letters to W. Hone: 1826, 1829.
f. 280 R- W- Dixon: Letter to W. Hone: 1826.
ff. 282, 284 Charles E-? Jerningham: Letters to W. Hone: [circ. 1827].
ff. 286, 302, 351 Norrisson Cavendish Scatcherd, antiquary: Letters to W. Hone: 1827-1832.
f. 290 Sir John Bowring, writer, reformer and diplomatist: Letter to Messrs. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy: 1827.
f. 292 Reverend Francis Wrangham, FRS: Letters to W. Hone: 1825, 1827.
f. 294 Edward Moxon, publisher: Letters to W. Hone: 1827.
f. 296 Reverend Horace Salusbury Cotton, Ordinary of Newgate: Letter to W. Hone: 1827.
f. 297 John Penn, miscellaneous writer: Letter to W. Hone: 1827.
f. 304 Hunt and Clarke; publishers: Letter to - Moxhay: 1827.: Copy.
f. 305 William Howitt, author: Letters to Hone: 1826, 1827.
ff. 309, 487 Thomas Rodd, junior; bookseller: Letters to W. Hone: 1827, 1840.
f. 314 Matthew Davenport Hill, QC; MP: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1823-1833.
f. 321 Samuel Lewis, publisher: Agreement with W. Hone: 1829.: Signed.
f. 323 Samuel Lewis and Co, publishers: Letter to W. Hone: 1829.
ff. 339, 341 Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, antiquary: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1830.
f. 345 Robert Southey, poet: Letters to W. Hone: 1830.
f. 347 John Claudius Loudon, landscape-gardener: Letter to W. Hone: 1830.
f. 349 John McCreery, of Liverpool: Letter to W. Hone: 1830.
f. 352 Dawson Turner, FSA; botanist and antiquary: Letter to W. Hone: 1831.
f. 358 John G- Freeman, of Chelsea: Letter to W. Hone: 1831.
f. 360 Chalk, Kent: Drawing of carving over church porch: 1831.
f. 360 Art. Illuminations and Drawings ENGLISH: Drawing of carving on church porch at Chalk: 1831.
ff. 371-375, 467 Charles Knight, publisher: Letters to W. Hone: 1832, 1838.
ff. 376, 377 Thomas Tegg, bookseller: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1830-1832.
f. 378 Thomas Gent: Letter to W. Hone: 1832.
f. 380 William Augustus Miles, diplomatist and political writer: Letter to W. Hone: 1832.
ff. 389-475 passim Thomas Binney, LLD: Congregational minister: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1834-1839.
f. 393 William Wallen, architect: Letters to W. Hone: 1832, 1834.
f. 405 Olinthus Gilbert Gregory, Professor of Mathematics at RMA, Woolwich: Letter to Rev. T. Binney: 1835.
f. 410 Thomas Muir: Letter to W. Hone: 1835.
f. 416 Charles Hutton Gregory, engineer Knight 1883: Letter to W. Hone: 1835.
ff. 422, 477 George Fife Angas: Letters to W. Hone: 1836, 1839.
ff. 425, 427 J-? Brewer: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1836.
f. 431 Reverend Andrew Reed, philanthropist: Letter to W. Hone: 1836.
f. 444 James Harris, dissenting minister: Letter to W. Hone: 1837.
f. 446 Reverend John Philip, missionary: Letter to W. Hone: 1837.
ff. 449, 450 James Knowles, lexicographer: Letters to W. Hone: 1837.
f. 457 Charles Lushington, MP: Letter to W. Hone: 1838.
f. 468 Charles Sturgeon: Letter to W. Hone: 1838.
ff. 470, 471 Dr Charles Severn: Correspondence with W. Hone: 1838, n.d.
f. 473 William Shuttleworth, dissenting minister: Letter to W. Hone: 1839.
f. 494 M- T- Baines: Letter to A. A. Fry: n.d.

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Start Date:

1801

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1840

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1801-1840

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Names:

Allen, Thomas, FSA
Angas, George Fife
Aspland, Robert, Unitarian minister and journal editor, 1782-1845
Atkinson, J-, of London
Baines, Edward, newspaper proprietor; author; M.P. for Leeds, 1774-1848
Baines, M. T., correspondent of A. A. Fry, fl early 19th century
Barry, Robert, of Rathclarin; correspondent of bookseller William Hone, fl 1819
Behnes, Charles
Behnes, William, sculptor
Bentham, Jeremy, philosopher, jurist and reformer, 1748-1832
Berry, Thomas, of Aylesbury
Berry, William, genealogist
Binney, Thomas, LLD: Congregational minister
Bluck, Thomas, proprietor of the ' Critical Review.'
Booth, David, lexicographer, schoolmaster and writer, 1766-1846
Bowring, John, Knight, diplomat, politician and writer, 1792-1872
Brewer, J-?
Brooke, William Henry, portrait painter and illustrator, 1772-1860,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000066873550,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/43050742
Burney, William, naval historian
Butler, Samuel, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, 1774-1839
Cartwright, John, political reformer, 1740-1824
Childs, John, printer of Bungay
Clark, Richard, musician
Clarke, Adam, LLD
Cleary, Thomas, Secretary, Hampden Club
Cotton, Horace Salusbury, Reverend; Ordinary of Newgate
Crabtree, John
Dixon, R W, correspondent of William Hone, fl 1826
Douce, Francis, curator and collector, 1757-1834
Epps, J, correspondent of William Hone, fl 1824
Escher
Ewing, William C-, antiquary
Fearon, Henry Bradshaw, writer, c 1770-1842
Flower, Benjamin, political writer, 1755-1829
Fores, Samuel W-, bookseller
Forster, Thomas Ignatius Maria, MD, naturalist and astronomer
Foster, John, essayist
Fox, William Johnson, Reverend; politician
Freeman, John G-, of Chelsea
Gent, Thomas, correspondent of William Hone, fl 1832
Gilchrist, John Borthwick, orientalist
Gregory, Charles Hutton, Knight, civil engineer, 1817-1898
Gregory, Olinthus Gilbert, mathematician, author and editor, 1774-1841
Grenville, William Wyndham, 1st Baron Grenville, politician and Prime Minister, 1759-1834
Grimes, J A, of London, correspondent of William Hone, fl Early 19th century
Gurney, Richard, correspondent of William Hone, fl 1818
Hall, Francis, of Addlestone
Hall, Robert, Baptist minister, 1764-1831
Hargrave, Francis Albany James, barrister
Harris, James, dissenting minister
Hazlitt, Mary, Mrs
Hill, Matthew Davenport, QC, MP
Hobhouse, John Cam, 2nd Baronet, Baron Broughton, 1786-1869
Hone, Rose, of Add MS 40120
Hone, William, bookseller; d
Hovell-Thurlow, Edward, 2nd Baron Thurlow
Howe, John, of Add MS 40120
Howitt, William, author
Hudson, J- S-?, of Lambeth
Hunt and Clarke, publishers
Hunt, James Henry Leigh, essayist and poet, 1784-1859
Jeffrey, Francis, Lord Jeffrey, critic, Lord Advocate
Jerningham, Charles E-?
Knight, Charles, publisher; of Add MS 40120
Knowles, James, lexicographer
Knox, Vicesimus, father of Vicesimus Knox, barrister
Knox, Vicesimus, son of Vicesimus Knox; barrister
Lane, Richard James, engraver
Latham, John, M D
Law, Edward, 1st Baron Ellenbrough, Lord Chief Justice
Lawrence, William, 1st Baronet, surgeon
Lewis and Co, Samuel, publishers
Lewis, Samuel, publisher
Loudon, John Claudius, landscape-gardener
Lushington, Charles, MP
Marshall, John, MRCS; apothecary, Duke of Gloucester's household
Martin, Peter John, MRCS; geologist
McCreery, John, of Liverpool
Mercier, C-
Miles, William Augustus, diplomatist and political writer
Molyneux, William Philip, 2nd Earl of Sefton
Moncrieff, William Thomas, dramatist
Montagu, Basil, KC 1835
Moxon, Edward, publisher; of Add MS 40120
Muir, Thomas, of Add MS 40120
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821
Nares, Robert, Archdeacon of Stafford
Nicolas, Nicholas Harris, antiquary
Northmore, Thomas, FSA
Parkes, Joseph, politician; of Add MS 40120
Pearson, Charles, solicitor
Penn, John, miscellaneous writer
Philip, John, Reverend; missionary
Phillips, Charles, Commissioner of Bankruptcy, Liverpool, 1842
Phillips, Richard, publisher
Pinkerton, John, antiquary
Place, Francis, reformer
Planta, Joseph, Principal Librarian British Museum
Raithby, John, barrister
Reed, Andrew, Reverend; philanthropist
Rees, Thomas, LLD; Unitarian minister
Rennell, Thomas, Vicar of Kensington; son of Thomas Rennell
Roberts, Samuel, floor-cloth manufacturer
Rodd, Thomas, bookseller, 1796-1849
Scatcherd, Norrisson Cavendish, antiquary
Scott, John, journalist
Severn, Charles, Dr
Sharp, Thomas, antiquary of Coventry, 1770-1841
Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick, antiquary
Shepherd, Samuel, Lord Chief Baron of the Scottish Exchequer
Shuttleworth, William, dissenting minister
Southey, Robert, poet, 1774-1843
Spencer, John Charles, Viscount Althorp, 3rd Earl Spencer
Sturgeon, Charles, of Add MS 40120
Swinton, George, of Bermondsey
Tegg, Thomas, bookseller
Tomlins, Thomas Edlyne, solicitor; nephew of Sir Thomas Edlyne Tomlins
Turner, Dawson, FSA, botanist and antiquary
Vane, William Harry, 1st Duke of Cleveland, politician and landowner, 1766-1842
Vyse, Thomas, of London
Wakefield, Edward, philanthropist
Wallen, William, architect
Walthman, Robert, MP
Watkins, John, miscellaneous writer
Whiting, James Burgess
Wilson, Walter, nonconformist biographer
Wooler, Thomas Jonathan, journalist; of Add MS 40120
Wrangham, Francis, Reverend; FRS
Wright, John, engraver
Yate, Walter Honywood

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Chalk, Kent