Box 1
Contains 30 Results:
Sir Armine Wodehouse; Frederick Stanton, 1763 - 1767
Dixon; E. Palairet; Robert Hunter; Mr. Blackeney; Thomas Freeman; Mr. Lowe; Thomas Bonell; Fleetwood Parkhurst; Major Richard Mercer, August 1767
Abraham Gordon; Solomon Schomberg; Mrs. L. Clarke; W. Cornewall; Adam Moses Emanuel Cooke; George Davendish; Sir William Beauchamp-Proctor; Mrs. Burslem; Samuel Smith; Le Comte de Seilern; General Bigoe Armstrong, September-December 1767
Captain R. B. Walsingham; Cornewall; Dudley Sydney Cosby; Captain Alexander Wood; Clare Nugent; M. Fortescue; Arthur Dawson, January-July 1768
Colonel John Scott; Gor[ges] Lowther; [J.S.?] Mackenzie; Mrs. Henrietta Tenison; Cozens Framingham; Colonel ? William Wilson; Sir Clement Trafford; John Plukenett, August-December 1768
General OB Dilkes; Caroline (Townshend) Cornwallis; Lady M. Compton; Colonel James Cuningham; M. Fortescue; Clare; Thomas Dawson; James Rooke; Grace St. George; John Healy, 1769
Nathaniel Barwell; [M.?] Lea[ver?]; Vincent Stokoe; Edward Elsmere; Pierpont Burton; Richard Fitzgerald; George Lowther; N. Castleont; Roger Palmer; Jerome Noble, January-June 1770
Captain Kelly; John Deer [or Deen]; John Riddell; G. Vernon; Nathaniel Barwell; Lieutenant Colonel R.D.I. Hu Cane; Lady Frances Loftus, July-December 1770
Colonel Hu Cane; Lady E. Brandon; Sir Henry Cavendish[e]; [W.] Stanley; Dean Edward Bayley; Edward Heard, January-May 1771
General Charles Vernon; Lieutenant Colonel Monckton; Captain L. [Lewis] Bouchetiere; Roger Palmer; Mr. Fetherstone, June 1771
N. Castleton; Dr. Barry; Colonel [Thomas?] Marlay; John Swift; George Montague Dunk Halifax; Captain Apollos Morris; Captain Allan MacLean; Mrs. M. Ferguson; Yarmouth burgesses petition; Captain J. Marsh; Colonel Robert Clerk, July-December 1771
J. Ross Mackye; [F.?] Coghlan; Colonel James Cuninghame; F. Andrews; Fr. Greville; Colonel Richard Rockfort Men[zies?]; Sir Robert Throckmorton, January-May 1772
T. Coghlan; Bab Faussit; Blen[er?]hassett Grove; Captain James Noble; Major James McFarlane; Dr. Maathew Carter; Misses Caroline, Catherine, Mary, and Elizabeth Trotter; Lady Harrington; John Boddington; Colonel W. Gary; Captain James Holmes, June-September 1772
Manby; Lady E. Brandon; Sir Richard Johnston; John Boddington; Mrs. Maryann Irwin; [Sir William] Osborne; A. Crotty, October 1772
John Butler; John Colthurst; [Colonel] James Cuningham; Lieutenant Edward Fuller; John Knox, undated: 1767-1772?
Robert Hellen; Lieutenant Governor Royal Military Academy James Branham; Major Carleton of the Dublin Volunteers; [Sir John Lockhart] Ross; [Major] George Hay; Richard Cox; W. Mason; W. Agar; John Browne, undated: 1772-1800?
From Major S. Stanton, 1767 - 1771
Stanton appears to have been a personal friend and an aide-de camp, writing Parliamentary news from London. File also includes one letter to Stanton from Henry Drummond, concerning selling Townshend's house.
From Sidney Swinney, 1768 - 1770
Old school fellow, concerning Swinney's poem "The Battle of Minden" and the possibility of Townshend's drawing caricatures for it.
From Thomas de Grey, 1717-1781, 1769
Parliamentary news: passing the Militia Bill and County opposition to the Militia; de Grey was elected a member of Parliament for Norfolk in 1764, 1768.
From Colonel E. Smith, 1771
Burgoyne, politics, parliamentary and personal news, preferment, East India Company.
Addressed to "My Lord" (probably Townshend), 1769, 1778-1800
General Alexander Ross, 1742-1827, letters received
Letters directed to General Alexander Ross (1742-1827), concerning his military career in Scotland, India, and Sussex; experimental firearms; military-political gossip. Includes letters from General Conway; Lieutenant General Fawcett; Lionel Darell; Lieutenant William Cragg; [B.?] Close; William Pulteney; F. M. Keith; Armit & Borough; Hugh Inglis; George Garth; Colonel [Coote?] Manningham; John Bebb; John Duning; and Wilbraham Bootle.
Sydney-Yonge correspondence, 1784 - 1802
Letters addressed to or concerning Thomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney, 1733-1800 and Sir George Yonge, 1731-1812. Correspondents include H. Duncombe; William Pitt; John Freeman; Lieutenant Colonle J. Barry; Lady Burgoyne; W. Tusten; Major General Phil Skene; [Sir] John DelaPole; and Elphinstone. Primarily concern preferments; one letter concerns pardon for a transported convict.