William Bazeley correspondence Bazeley, William (1843-1925) canon of Gloucester, antiquary Browne, Edward Harold (1811-1891), Bishop of Winchester Sumner, Edgar Charles (fl 1918) bishop of Gloucester Ellis, Samuel Adcock (d 1895) Whittard, Thomas Middlemore (1829-1920) Barry, Alfred (1826–1910), Anglican bishop of Sydney and educationist Gunson, William Mandell (1822-1881), tutor at Christ's College, Cambridge French, Thomas Valpy (1825-1891) Bishop of Lahore Kay, Sir Brook (1820–1907) 4th Baronet Hartland, Eliza (fl 1869) Tickell, Thomas (fl 1869) Gell, Frederick (1820-1902) bishop of Madras Dealtry, Thomas (1796–1861) bishop of Madras Claughton, Piers Calverley (1814-1884) Bishop of Colombo Selwyn, Edward Carus (1853-1918), Church of England clergyman and headmaster Townshend, John Robert (1805-1890), 1st Earl Sydney, politician Harvey, Richard (1798-1889) canon of Gloucester Lyttelton, William Henry (1820–1884), clergyman Plumptre, Edward Hayes (1821-1891) Dean of Wells Law, Henry (1797–1884) dean of Gloucester Bowly, Samuel (1802–1884) slavery abolitionist and temperance advocate Butler, Henry Montagu (1833-1918), college head Herbert, Henry Howard Molyneux (1831-1890), 4th Earl of Carnarvon, politician Ellicott, Charles John (1819–1905) bishop of Gloucester Jones, Henry Donald Maurice Spence (1836-1917) dean of Gloucester Blomfield, Sir Arthur William (1829–1899), knight, architect Browne, George Forrest (1833-1930) Bishop of Bristol Beach, Michael Edward Hicks- (1837-1916) 1st Earl St Aldwyn, statesman Emery, William (1825–1910) Church of England clergyman Foljambe, Cecil George Savile (1846-1907), 1st Earl of Liverpool Petrie, Sir William Matthew Flinders (1853-1942) Knight, Egyptologist Haverfield, Francis John (1860–1919) historian and archaeologist Clive, Robert George Windsor (1857-1923) 1st Earl of Plymouth Liddell, Henry George (1811-1898), lexicographer and Dean of Christ Church, Oxford Warren, Sir Thomas Herbert (1853-1930) Knight, college head and classical scholar Volume of letters from a number of correspondents, who are represented by one or two letters each. Many of the correspondents are identified at the top of the page on which the letter is mounted, in the form of an autograph book. [19th-20th cent] 1 vol. https://archives.trin.cam.ac.uk/william-bazeley-correspondence 114