HOUG/38/120
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13 Mar. 1866
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
Add. MS c/201/41
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Feb. 1977
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Photostat of verses contributed by Munby in the bound MS of the Gurgoyle Stories for 1859 and 1860, with the title page "The Gurgoyle Stories read at the Supper at Coates' Chambers at Gray's Inn Square, the XIV of Jan. mdccclx".
Brown, Michael (fl 1977) physician
Add. MS a/541
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10 Nov. 1904
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Turvey Rectory, Bedford - Encloses a letter from a friend's daughter, Bessie J. Black, providing information about the socialist "Ruskin House" in Heacham, a school supported by the Fabian Society and run by [Bellerby] Lowerison, a man she doesn't know. Harriet notes that Bessie's mother is one of the Neville-Rolfes of Heacham Hall, Norfolk, and is descended from Pocahontas; Harriet's recent stay in Felixstowe coincided with the disaster in the North Sea [the Dogger Bank incident].
Munby, Harriet Louisa (b c 1845) sister-in-law of Arthur Munby