Add MS 88906/11/21

Official papers.

Memoranda on the division of business in the Treasury Office; 1805-1806.

Treasury minute on military expenditure; 1806.

Papers relating to the tax on iron; 1806.

Proceedings of the Board of Naval Revision; 1806.

‘Notes on the Neutral Questions’ (on British rights over neutral ships); 1808.

Table showing the population of America; 1810. French.

Papers on the position of the Jesuits in England; 1819.

Account of the Peterloo massacre; 1819.

Memorandum by Sir Thomas Munro on the liberty of the press in India; 1822.

Memorandum by Henry Bathurst, 3rd Earl Bathurst, on slavery; 1823.

‘Memorandum shewing the probable Proportion the Protestant Mercantile Capital of Ireland bears to that of the Catholic’; 1824.

Letter to Lord Lansdowne from ‘a Country Magistrate’ on the county constabularies; 1827.

‘Considerations sur le Système de defence en Belgique’; [1827?]. French.

Letter to John William Ward, Earl of Dudley, from Thomas Spring Rice, on international law; 1827.

Papers on the political situation in Portugal; 1828.

‘Reform in Chancery’, 1831.

Papers on the cholera outbreak in Russia; 1831. Partly printed.

Memorandum on military levies in Russia; 1831.

‘Memoranda relative to our Military Establishments and the readiest and most economical means of Augmentation’; 1831.

Legal opinion by Thomas Denman, attorney-general, and William Horne, solicitor-general, on the legality of a political society in Birmingham; 1831. Copy.

Letter to Lord Palmerston from G.W. Chad on the state of Prussia; 1831. Copy.

Andrew Ure, ‘A quick and effectual method of disinfecting the Cargo and Crew of a Ship’; 1831.

Statement of the Case of the Present Agitation in Ireland (1831). Printed.