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Autograph letter signed to William Eden, Baron Auckland, from London

'My Dear Lord, I find so many observations and interlineations have been made in the Resolutions by the Ministers, that I shall wait till they are disposed of, before, I procure the copy you wish for. Mr King has promised to have it put in hands without delay. I shall endeavor on Sunday to take my leave of your Lordship and Lady Auckland, which I shall do with great regret. Believe me my Dear Lord most sincerely yours, Castlereagh.'

Stewart, Robert (1769-1822) Viscount Castlereagh and 2nd Marquess of Londonderry, politician

A.L.s., to R. Tucker

Notes that the paper he sent on orthoptic loci was only sent in note form because he could not finish it properly by the date required. Hopes the Council knows this, and does not wish to enter into the argument without proper referees.

A.L.s., to 'Sir'

Will send money. Will subscribe for the continuation of the recipient's work.

A.L., s. to Father and Mother

Discusses various expenses involved with his accommodation. Is unsure about joining the Chapel, thinks he may join a 'Nonconformist place in town'. Lists the various expenses he will incur, including costs of a gown and a boating outfit.

T.L.s., to Bertha Jeffreys from EAB

Discusses figures concerning female and male students at Cambridge University and the claims women have to have more places in the University. Believes that the University has an obligation to provide higher education for women.

A.L.s.

Notes that two students are gated.

A.L.s., to John Newton

Hopes that JN's wife is recovering her health and invites her to stay if she thinks the change of air will be of benefit. Hopes JN will become vicar of Olney and discusses its charms.

A.L.s., to 'Sr' [probably Richard Hill]

Notes their will be 'a devilish struggle' about politics. Has been unable to help the recipient's family. Gives the names of people who are to go to France as Embassies, and notes that he will be going shortly. Is dismissive of Parliament who have disbanded the army, fearing that it will not secure peace with France

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