The additional manuscript series are artificial groups containing manuscripts from various sources. Most of the contents are single items or small groups, but they include some fairly large personal archives, either arranged in sequence or scattered in various places. See the overview of the collections (https://archives.trin.cam.ac.uk/index.php/overview).
Zonder titelSeventeen letters to his father and his sister Julia.
Zonder titelTrinity Lodge, Cambridge - Informs him that the portrait of [Spencer] Perceval has arrived, and thanks him for the valuable gift.
Zonder titelFifteen letters from William Whewell, five letters from H. P. Hamilton, one each from Charles Heathcote and Christopher Wordsworth, and two from James C. Franks.
Zonder titelTrinity College - Writes to the College Steward with four points: that at the Audit Feast the sherry was passed from the Master's left rather than the right; that Irish Stew ought to have lots of potato and onion; that he has not had boiled beef in hall for three years; that the night before he related his troubles to the Professor of Agriculture [Sir Frank Engledow], who says that at St John's they have leeks and salsify regularly.
Zonder titelRefers to his brother George Augustus Selwyn.
Zonder titelRefers to John Coleridge Patteson ['Coley'].
Zonder titelRefers to William Whewell: "Whewell may look very well on paper, but he is a horrid boor in reality'.
Zonder titelDescribes Cambridge for Parker, who is thinking of sending his son James.
Zonder titelDescribes the academic progress of Parker's son James at Trinity College.
Zonder titelW. H. Thompson, tutor at Trinity, to C. J. Vaughan, headmaster of Harrow about the admission of two boys: Cecil James Monro, and Montagu Butler.
Zonder titelTwo letters accompanied by typescript transcripts.
Zonder titelTwo letters accompanied by typescript transcripts.
Zonder titelThree letters, from C. W. King, S. H. Walpole, and E. Beckett, Baron Grimthorpe.
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