Add MS 89143/1/12/9

1. Memorial of Sir Thomas Livingstone (undated).

2. ‘Statement of the Services of Admiral Sir James Saumasey …’ (25 May, 1827) along with three letters (21 May – 21 July, 1827) between G. Canning and Sir James Saumasey.

3. ‘The Memorial of Edward Tweeny …’ (16 January, 1823). Addressed to G. Canning.

4. ‘To the King’s most excellent Majesty the Memorial of Emma Hamilton relict of the late Sir William Hamilton KB &c.’ (30 May, 1807) originally enclosed in a letter (12 August, 1807) to G. Canning from George Rose. Also includes a document (undated) with extracts from [letters?] of support for Lady Hamilton.

5. Memorial (20 April, 1807) to G. Canning on behalf of Donald Smith.

6. ‘The Memorial of Capt[n] Samuel Bridge …’ (16 June, 1823) along with a letter, of the same date, to G. Canning from Samuel Bridge.

7. ‘Substance of the Memorial proposed to be addressed to the Lords of the Treasury on behalf of Rob[t] [Oluice?] an American Subject …’ [ca 1809].

8. ‘The Memorial of the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of the Town of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster’ (14 January, 1823). Addressed to the ‘Right Honourable Robert Peel’.

9. ‘The humble Memorial of Sir Henry Osborne …’ [ca 1800]. Addressed to ‘the Kings Most Excellent Majesty’.

10. ‘The Memorial of M[rs] Maria Du Pré’ (4 January, 1827). Addresed to ‘His Most gracious Majesty George the Fourth’. Also includes letters and copy letters (11 January – 10 May, 1827) between G. Canning, Sturgess Bourne, Mr Willmott, The Duke of Clarence and Robert Peel concerning the memorial.

11. ‘The Memorial of their Highnesses the Prince Eustace Sapieha of Bold Hall in the County Palatine of Lancaster and Mary, his wife, late Mary Patten Bold Spinster.’ (26 August, 1823). Addressed to ‘the Right Honorable Robert Peel’. Also includes letters and copy letters (21 – 26 August, 1823) between G. Canning, Thomas Parker and Prince Sapieha. In English and French.