Robinson, Hercules George Robert, 1824-1897 (1st Baron Rosmead, colonial administrator)
Dates
- Existence: 1824 - 1897
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
Business letters: Great Britain, 1822-1898
Envelope from Hercules Robinson
An undated envelope from Hercules Robinson to Parkes in Canton.
From Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson (later 1st Baron Bromhead), Governor of Cape Colony, Government House, Cape Town, 17 Sep. 1888
Seeking a commission for his only son in Robinson's old regiment, the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers [since 1881 the 1st Battalion The Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers]; his own retirement plans
From Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson (later 1st Baron Rosmead), Governor of Cape Colony, Government House, Cape Town, 23 Aug. 1881
Recommending his deputy Lieutenant-General Leicester Smyth for a KCB or KCMG; recent service on the Royal Commission in the Transvaal, negotiating peace with the Boers: 'the most difficult and disagreeable work with which I have ever had to do in nearly forty years'.
Letter from Hercules Robinson, 12 Mar. 1860
A copy of a letter from Hong Kong to Frederick Bruce.
Letter from Hercules Robinson, 16 Mar. 1860
From Hong Kong.
Letter from Hercules Robinson, 24 Mar. 1860
A letter from Hong Kong, including the envelope.
Letter from Hercules Robinson, 24 Mar. 1860
[From Hong Kong.]
Letter from Hercules Robinson, 2 May 1864
A letter from Hong Kong, including the envelope.
Letter from Sir Frederick Bruce, 6 Mar. 1860
A copy of a letter from Shanghai [to Sir Hercules George Robert Robinson].
Notes on Sir Hercules Robinson, circa 1865
'Sir H.R. Ap 29': notes in Parkes' hand, possibly taken from a written or spoken text of Sir Hercules Robinson, undated (1860s?).