Add. MS c/87/149
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12 Nov. 1849
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS a/58/16
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27 Oct. 1841
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
HOUG/16/188-196
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23 Feb. 1844-21 Aug. [1875?]
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
188: Contains anecdote about William Whewell.
192: Encloses letter from William John Conybeare, 25 Mar. 1857.
Add. MS a/68/25
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26 Dec. 1845
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
HOUG/220/3
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1856
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
MS copy of review in hand of Annabella Hungerford Milnes.
MACR/1/55
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[c 1967?]
Part of Papers of Dame Rose Macaulay
Covering the years 1852-1853, with additions by E. Conybeare. Transcription by Constance Babington Smith
Add. MS a/202/64
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[8 July 1834]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
WDC's son [William John Conybeare] has been 'detained by serious indisposition in town'. Therefore he has not yet returned home and thus he can say nothing certain about his plans. WDC's son has 'read nothing but Classics' and neglected the mathematics. Last week he had a bad 'fever and strong pulsation and displacement of the heart' but thanks to a prompt bleeding seems much better. WDC would like to 'keep him quiet ten days or a fortnight before he returns' homeward, and does not want him to overwork.
Add. MS a/202/66
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2 Oct. 1839
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Uxminster - WDC is thrilled that his son [William John Conybeare] is to be made a Fellow of Trinity College.
Add. MS a/202/67
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[1 Oct. 1834?]
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
After his son's [William John Conybeare's?] illness during the holiday, WDC is uneasy about his health standing up to the rigours of a new term at Trinity College.