Lowick-bridge - Thanks Whewell for his 'valuable and much esteemed present' [his poem on Boadicea for which he won the Chancellor's Medal for the best English poem].
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Add. MS a/207/161
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Stuk
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21 July 1814
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Add. MS a/223/6
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25 Sept. 1842
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Queen's [sic] Coll. Returns his Statutes; read over the rules relating to the Divinity Professorship and does not understand on what basis Bell's opinion is founded that would render the Master of Trinity ineligible for election.
Add. MS c/89/77
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21 Oct. 1843
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Written to Whewell as Vice Chancellor from Queens' Lodge. Expects that before the night is over they will have eighty Undergraduates and Bachelors in College and asks for that number of tickets; due to his ill health he is unable to attend the events relating to Her Majesty's visit to the University.
Add. MS a/58/98
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26 Oct. 1841
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Pennington near Ulverston. Sends his congratulations; is not worse in his health and hopes he is somewhat better. The letter is written in another hand and signed by King.