Scope and Contents Accounts current kept by the main office of Jardine, Matheson & Co. and its predecessors at, successively, Canton, Macao and Hong Kong (1-64), and by the offices at Shanghai (65-100), Canton (101-106), Yokohama (107-108), and London (109-118). The majority of the volumes are comprised of general accounts, but there are also accounts devoted to specific individuals, bodies or locations, including the China coast, ships, steamers, companies and ports. The London volumes include accounts...

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Note; by Thomas Salt; written at London See found enclosed in DAR 227.6: 450

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Note; by W Cox; written at London annotated by Robert Waring Darwin 10 June

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Note; by Thomas Salt; written at London See found enclosed in DAR 227.6: 450

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Papers relating to Manley's work in England and overseas

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Papers relating to Manley's work in England and overseas

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Printed; by (Coopers) [solicitors] and (Debenham (et al)) [land agents]; written at Newcastle (Staffordshire) and London sale catalogue

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Printed; by G Cary and J Cary; written at London part only, area to west and north of Plate estuary

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Printed; by G Cary and J Cary; written at London part only, northern half of original map

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Printed; by G Cary and J Cary; written at London complete map, also numbered 'DAR 44a'

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Printed; by G Cary and J Cary; written at London part only

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Printed; by G Cary and J Cary; written at London part only, Plate estuary and environs

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Letter from [unidentified] to Robert Waring Darwin; written at London

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Letter from (Union Bank of London) to (Piersy & Co); written at London

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Correspondence, in various hands. The letters deal for the most part with printers' and other errors discovered by James Dixon in the published works of the various correspondents. The correspondents include J. Dixon; T.B. Macaulay, Lord Macaulay; J.B. Marsden; R. Martineau; Mrs Gaskell; W. Whewell; J. Hutchison; F.O. Morris; W.E.H. Lecky; J. Bigelow; J. Morley, Viscount Morley; M. Pattison; C.R. Darwin; M. Arnold; E. Dowden; A. Austin; G.A. Sala; J.A. Froude; M. Napier; and H.Anstey.

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The epistle was apparently unpublished, this being a c18th century copy - there is another copy in the Library of the Society of Friends, Port.31.56.

Scope and Contents MS Add. 10138 contains scripts (draft and later versions) of plays and other writings by Rose, as well as family correspondence covering Rose’s life from childhood until his death. Other writings by Rose include ‘The Rose Reader’ (a book outlining a method to teach children to read), a novel and poetry. Collected souvenir programmes and promotional material relating to 19th century theatre are also included. The correspondence (MS Add.10138/3) has been calendared to provide short summaries...

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Letter from William Bernhard Tegetmeier to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London

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Letter from [unidentified] to Charles Robert Darwin; written at London

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Miscellaneous; by (O H M S); written at [London] in containing See items 107-109

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Printed; by Sir Francis Darwin; written at London reprint, reset from letter to 'Nature' 22 February

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