O./15.47/94-94a
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[c 1872]
Part of Manuscripts in Wren Class O
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Add. MS a/207/94
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21 June 1858
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
JH congratulates WW on his forthcoming marriage [1 July 1858] to Lady Frances E Affleck.
Add. MS a/68/93
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[1860]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/213/9
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[25 Apr. 1859?]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
AS thanks EA for her concern. He caught a cold yesterday: 'I know not how, unless it be that I have taken too much care of myself; and with a new cough and a sore throat I must not come out'.
Add. MS c/67/9
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30 July [18--]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Opening of the letter is preceded by a poem of 7 verses by Robert Leslie Ellis dated 12 Jan. 1848.
Add. MS a/81
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1760-1865
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS c/193/80-99
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1862
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/213/8
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[25 Apr. 1859?]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
AS cannot attend EA's party this evening as he has a bad cough.
Add. MS a/79
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1809-1862, [18--]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/213/7
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8 Apr. [1859]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
On AS's return he found an invitation to the Lodge 'tomorrow', but since it does not have a date he is unsure whether he has missed the day or not. He has been to a chapter meeting in Norwich.
Add. MS a/80/65
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7 May [18--]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS c/193/61-79
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1861
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/203/61
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15 Feb. 1861
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/213/6
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[11 Nov. 1859]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
AS sends the item which contains a report of the proceeding of the Royal Society and St. Andrews Day.
Add. MS a/83/6
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1852-1858
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS c/88/54-56
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10 Mar. 1863
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/68/50
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[19th cent.]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS c/65/5
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7 Mar. 1863
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/213/5
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5 May [1859]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
AS is confused over the times of two dinner invitations. He has had bad gout today: 'My spirits are very low; my memory is shattered into dust; and my imaginations are no better than the dreams of a bedlamite'.
Add. MS c/193/49-60
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1860
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Undated letter (item 60) has a second leaf that is burned at the top, taking text.
Add. MS c/80/44
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24 Dec. 1860
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/213/4
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5 Jan. 1859
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Trinity College - AS has been ill since he last saw her. He hopes to go to Dent to see his brother [John Sedgwick]: 'the Doctors hold out no hopes of his restoration'. AS hopes EEA enjoys her rest at Cliff Cottage with WW.
Add. MS a/214/37
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9 Nov. 1859
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/214/34
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7 May 1859
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS c/66/33-34
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1860, [18--]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/201/33
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4 Aug. 1864
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Requests a photograph of Lady Affleck.
Add. MS c/99/32
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[about end Apr 1864]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Anxious to receive news from her after her arrival at Fulford. Hopes that she will be able to stay as long as she wishes. Does not know when he shall get down to Rugby, or how long he shall stay, but states that his stay there 'will include Sunday the 5th'. Reports that he has seen Roche Dakyns, who was in Cambridge to take his M.A. degree. Reports that he went to Oxford the previous Saturday, saw William, and enjoyed himself very much. Remarks on the contrast between Oxford and Cambridge in respect of the more vibrant intellectual life in the former. Attributes this to the hot controversies that are always raging there.
States that he is inclined to agree with her about the new mastership at Rugby, and claims that the only doubt is what Arthur will do. Does not think that he will be sorry to have more time to read, and hopes that he will decide to stay in Cambridge. Reports that he has saved one thousand seven hundred pounds, and hopes to save four hundred a year as long as he stays in Cambridge. States that he dined at the Lodge the previous night 'and Lady Affleck [Everina Whewell or Maria Affleck?] enquired very kindly after Minnie'.
Add. MS a/52/32
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7 June 1864
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/213/3
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[1 May 1859?]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Humorous speculations on what De la Rue [Warren De la Rue] was thinking of.
Add. MS c/67/3
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[18--]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c