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TRER/16/85
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Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Caroline Trevelyan
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- [1882?] (Creation)
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[Gerard Craig?] Sellar came back yesterday. He, [D.R. or W.H.?] Napier, Bright, and Van de vi [Veen?] Porter have been to tea with Mrs Haines; they played in the hayfield before tea, and rounders afterwards. The masters have won a match against the 'big game and the eleven'. The 'grandsons of Runjeetsing [Maharaja Ranjit Singh, ie, the children of Duleep Singh?] were here once'. Some Eton boys who had been at Wixenford came last week and played [cricket] against the eleven last week.
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Sketch with stick figures playing cricket, labelled 'Big game' and 'little game', and with the names Borne, Smith, and Douglas, on the last page.
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- Trevelyan, Caroline (c. 1847-1928), wife of Sir George Otto Trevelyan, 2nd Baronet (Subject)
- Singh, Ranjit (1780-1839) Maharaja of the Punjab (Subject)
- Wixenford School (Subject)
- Sellar, Gerard Henry Craig (1871-1929) civil servant and landowner (Subject)
- Napier, Duncan Robertson (1871-1898) soldier (Subject)
- Napier, William Hugh (1873-1941) army officer (Subject)