Showing 9 results

101 letters sent to Henry Montagu Butler as Master in response to his requests for portraits of judges to decorate the Judges' Chambers. The letters are from the subjects themselves or from their descendants, and the portraits referred to tend to be photographs and engravings. A seven page description of the project by Butler dated 15 July 1898 appears at the front with a list of subjects and donors up to that time, and naming George Denman as being of particular assistance in sourcing the portraits. A number of the letters are between Denman and Butler, and four of the letters are from the artist George Richmond.

Written on the death of Edward Blore. Accompanied by a clipping of a poem written by Denman, "Our Father" written by the deathbed of his daughter.

Newcastle Scholarship examination postponed as Selwyn the examiner cannot attend before Easter, Simpson has been reading with George Denman at Cambridge, expects four or five new scholars, CJM intends to read hard during the Easter vacation, now gives two hours a week to mathematics

Winchester - sorry that Judges (J. D. Coleridge and Grove) are unable to dine with him