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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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Languages:

English
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Latin

Start Date:

1801

End Date:

1840

Date Range:

1801-1840

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Names:

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

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