LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates PERSONAL FAMILY RECORDS

Letters of Viscount Villiers, later 1st. Earl of Jersey, to Mr. Richard Hill, 1696 - 1704

ACC/0510/001 Letter from Viscount Villiers, English 1696 Item no longer in collection Ambassador at The Hague, to Mr. Richard Hill, Transcript, p. 18-19. Envoy to the Elector of Bavaria who was Governor of the Spanish Netherlands at Brussels.

ACC/0510/002 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 21.

ACC/0510/003 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 22-23.

ACC/0510/004 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 24-25.

ACC/0510/005 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 26-27.

ACC/0510/006 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 28.

ACC/0510/007 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 30.

ACC/0510/008 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 31-32.

ACC/0510/009 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 33.

ACC/0510/010 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 34. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/011 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 36-37.

ACC/0510/012 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 38-39.

ACC/0510/013 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 40-41.

ACC/0510/014 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 42-43.

ACC/0510/015 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1696 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 45-46.

ACC/0510/016 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 47.

ACC/0510/017 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 48-49.

ACC/0510/018 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 50-51.

ACC/0510/019 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 52.

ACC/0510/020 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697? Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 53-54.

ACC/0510/021 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 56-57. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/022 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 59-60.

ACC/0510/023 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 61-62.

ACC/0510/024 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 64-65.

ACC/0510/025 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 66-67.

ACC/0510/026 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 69-70.

ACC/0510/027 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 68.

ACC/0510/028 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 71.

ACC/0510/029 Newsheet enclosed in letter of same date 1697? Item no longer in collection (Acc 510/28) Transcript, p. 72-73.

ACC/0510/030 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 74-75.

ACC/0510/031 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 76-77.

ACC/0510/032 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 81-82. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/033 'An Account of what was done at the Congress 1697 Item no longer in collection the 3rd April N.S. 1697'. List of 4 decisions agreed to by the French enclosed in letter of 5 April (Acc 510/32).

ACC/0510/034 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 83.

ACC/0510/035 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 84-85.

ACC/0510/036 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 86-87.

ACC/0510/037 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 89.

ACC/0510/038 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 90-91.

ACC/0510/039 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 92.

ACC/0510/040 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 93.

ACC/0510/041 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 95.

ACC/0510/042 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 96-7.

ACC/0510/043 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 170. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/044 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 98-99.

ACC/0510/045 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 100.

ACC/0510/046 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 102.

ACC/0510/047 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Thanking him for the copy of King James' No transcript of this letter. proclamation and telling him that some of the French and Austrian ministers have visited each other.

ACC/0510/048 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 103.

ACC/0510/049 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 104-105.

ACC/0510/050 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 106.

ACC/0510/051 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 107.

ACC/0510/052/A Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 108.

ACC/0510/052/B Note enclosed in Viscount Villiers letter of 2 1697? Item no longer in collection August 1697 NS. (Acc. 510/52a) Giving particulars of second-hand hangings Lady Villiers saw in Brussels and would like Mr. Hill to purchase on her behalf. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/053 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 109-110.

ACC/0510/054 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection 2 Transcript, p. 111 and 113.

ACC/0510/055 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 112.

ACC/0510/056 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 114-115.

ACC/0510/057 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 116-117.

ACC/0510/058 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 118-119.

ACC/0510/059 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 120.

ACC/0510/060 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697? Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 121.

ACC/0510/061 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 123.

ACC/0510/062 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 124-125.

ACC/0510/063 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 126. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/064 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Viscount Villiers was created an Earl in August Transcript, p. 127-130. (see Acc. 510/113), but it was not announced until the sealing of Letter Patent of 24 September.

ACC/0510/065 Letter from Viscount Villiers (sic) to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 131.

ACC/0510/066 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 132-133.

ACC/0510/067 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 134-135.

ACC/0510/068 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 136 and 141.

ACC/0510/069 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 137.

ACC/0510/070 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 138.

ACC/0510/071 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 139-140.

ACC/0510/072 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 142-143.

ACC/0510/073 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 145-148.

ACC/0510/074 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 149-150. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/075 Letter from Viscount Villiers to (Mr. Hill). 1697/8 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 151-153.

ACC/0510/076 Letter from Viscount Villiers to (Mr. Hill). 1697 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 78-79.

ACC/0510/077 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1698 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 154.

ACC/0510/078 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1698 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 155-157.

ACC/0510/079 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1698 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 158.

ACC/0510/080 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 159.

ACC/0510/081 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 160.

ACC/0510/082 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 161.

ACC/0510/083 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 162.

ACC/0510/084 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 163-164.

ACC/0510/085 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 165. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/086 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 167-168.

ACC/0510/087 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 169.

ACC/0510/088 Letter from Viscount Villiers to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 171-172.

ACC/0510/089 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 173.

ACC/0510/090 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 174.

ACC/0510/091 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 175-176.

ACC/0510/092 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to Mr. Hill. 1699 Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 177.

ACC/0510/093 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to (Mr. 1700 Item no longer in collection Hill). Transcript, p. 178-179.

ACC/0510/094 Letter from Lord Jersey at Whitehall to (Mr. 1704? Item no longer in collection Hill). Transcript, p. 180-181.

ACC/0510/095 Letter from Lord Jersey to (Mr. Hill). 1704? Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 182-183.

ACC/0510/096 Letter from Lord Jersey to (Mr. Hill). 1704? Item no longer in collection Transcript, p. 184-185. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/097 Volume of typed transcripts of Lord Jerseys 1969-1704? Access by written permission letters to Mr. Hill only Includes historical notes on some of the statesmen mentioned and original documents ACC/0510/33, 47 and 52b. Matthew Prior's correspondence

ACC/0510/098/A Draft letter from (Matthew Prior) from The 1696 Item no longer in collection Hague a. addressed to "Monsieur", expressing surprise at some unspecified piece of news (French) b. addressed to "My Lord" expressing disappointment at a letter just received.

ACC/0510/098/B Draft letter from (Matthew Prior) from The 1696 Item no longer in collection Hague a. addressed to "Monsieur", expressing surprise at some unspecified piece of news (French) b. addressed to "My Lord" expressing disappointment at a letter just received.

ACC/0510/099 Letter from Lord Jersey in Paris to the King 1699 Item no longer in collection (William III) explaining that Lord Portland will bring an account of Lord Jerseys private audience.

ACC/0510/100 Draft letter from (Matthew Prior) from Paris to 1699 Item no longer in collection Monsieur Torcy, asking for further details about the plot to poison King William at The Hague. Torcy, J.-B. Colbert, marquis de, French diplomat, 1665-1746.

ACC/0510/101 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey, confirming that he has carried out Lord Jerseys instructions, and passing on unfavourable opinions of 'our friend'.

ACC/0510/102 Letter from Earl of Ailesbury in Calais to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), asking that Lord Jersey, who is so high in the king's esteem, will do him a favour. Thomas Bruce, 2nd. Earl of Ailesbury, 1655 -1741, succeeded to the title in 1685 and was a courtier to James II. He was imprisoned as a Jacobite from 1690-1696 and then resided in Brussels until his death. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 11 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/103 Letter from Matthew Prior to Lord Jersey, 1699 Item no longer in collection enclosing an account (missing) from Mr. Stanhope of the actions of the mob in Madrid.

ACC/0510/104 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey, describing his first actions as Interregnum Minister between Lord Jersey and Lord Manchester, who succeeded the former as ambassador in Paris.

ACC/0510/105 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey, giving news of various persons of the Court, and congratulations to Lord Jersey on his appointment as Secretary of State for the southern department.

ACC/0510/106 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey, giving an account of his interview with M. Pomponne about M(arc) L(ynche), discussing his own plans to return to England and remarking that the Jacobites in France are keeping very quiet. Pomponne, Simon Arnauld, marquis de French Foreign Minister under Louis XIV, 1618-1699.

ACC/0510/107 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey discussing Frances interest in West Indies and British position there, expressing hope that Lord Manchester will soon take up the post of ambassador so that Prior may return to England.

ACC/0510/108 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), giving the news that Lord Manchester has written but shows no sign of coming to Paris, and asking Lord Jersey that he should not be required to stay in France when Lord Manchester does arrive.

ACC/0510/109 Note that he (Prior) has written to the Duke of 1699 Item no longer in collection Bolton and Earl of Berkeley. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 12 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/110 Letter from Matthew Prior in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey advising him to watch Mr Wallis who left Paris for London carrying letters, commenting on Rygaults portrait of Lord Jersey and mentioning he has several pieces of confidential information.

ACC/0510/111 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), expressing his joy at learning from The Gazette that Lord Jersey is one of the Lords Justices during the Kings absence, and mentioning his discussion with M. de Torcy about piracy.

ACC/0510/112 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), stressing his devotion to Lord Jersey and giving details of Madame Tiquets execution the previous day.

ACC/0510/114 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), sent by private messenger. Confidential letter detailing Prior's paid information sources in Paris and how they are handled, and also several exiles at the court of St. Germain who would like to return to England.

ACC/0510/115 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), announcing, among other things, that Lord Manchester may be arriving in a fortnight.

ACC/0510/116 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), giving news of commissions Lord Jersey has given him and asking for an official letter of recall.

ACC/0510/117 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), informing him that Lynche and Wall, the two Irish (Jacobite) conspirators, have been put in the Bastille. Endorsed in Lord Jersey's hand: to find out les complices.

ACC/0510/118 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), telling him that he has introduced his successor, Stanyan, at the court of Versailles and asked for a passport for Lord Manchester. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 13 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/119 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey enclosing Lord Gallway's letter about his Irish appointment (Acc. 510/113) and his reply (Acc. 510/120).

ACC/0510/120 Letter from Matthew Prior to Lord Gallway, in 1699 Item no longer in collection reply to Lord Gallways letter Prior considers his replacement unfair since he is bound by the King's command to stay in France until Lord Manchester arrives.

ACC/0510/121 Copy of part of a letter from Mr. May in Dublin 1699 Item no longer in collection to Mr. Prior, explaining how he came to be appointed First Secretary in place of Prior.

ACC/0510/122 Copy of a letter from Lord Gallway in Dublin to 1699 Item no longer in collection Mr. Prior, justifying the decision to replace Prior with Mr. May, the second secretary.

ACC/0510/123 Letter from Matthew Prior in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey Concerning the appeal of English merchants whose ships were seized at Dunkirk by Jean Bart (1650-1702) and taken to Copenhagen and warning that France may help Spain in its attacks on the Scottish colony at Darien.

ACC/0510/124 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey discussing the new restrictions on English merchants using French ports, which is contrary to the Peace of Ryswick.

ACC/0510/125 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) entioning the reaction of the French court to Stanyan, Prior's successor and the progress made with a commission of Lord Jersey's.

ACC/0510/126 Letter from Matthew Prior to Lord Jersey 1699 Item no longer in collection the first two paragraphs of which are in code. The first is decoded and reveals that certain French ships have secret orders to engage English ships. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 14 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/127 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) giving information, some in code, about the people and activities round the court of St. Germain.

ACC/0510/128 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey with the first paragraph in code, about Lady Sandwich and Lady Middleton's Jacobite activities, and warning that if the Scots are driven out of Darien, the French will try to get in.

ACC/0510/129 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) giving more information on the activities of various Jacobites at St. Germain and the names of their contacts in London.

ACC/0510/130 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) giving more information about 3 (Jacobites?) captured at Loo, and mentioning that Lord Manchester is at last en route for Paris.

ACC/0510/131 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) giving M. de Torcy's answers to various questions Prior wished settled before Lord Manchester's arrival, and the latest gossip at the French court, which is that there will soon be another revolution in England.

ACC/0510/132 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) announcing the arrival of Lord Manchester, of whom Prior does not have a very high opinion.

ACC/0510/133 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey announcing Lady Manchester's arrival, arrangements for Lord Manchester's first audience with Louis XIV and details of various commissions he is undertaking for Lord Jersey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 15 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/134 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) announcing that Lord Manchester is to have his first audience the next day, and that Prior hopes to leave Paris shortly.

ACC/0510/135 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) giving an account of Lord Manchester's audience with King Louis, and his own leave -taking of the court at Versailles, and also more information on the Jacobite refugees.

ACC/0510/136 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) Stating that the Court is at Marli, so no more ministerial business can be done before leaving Paris, and he has presented Lord Manchester to Louis de Pontchartrain (1643-1727, Navy Minister and later Chancellor under Louis XIV).

ACC/0510/137 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey), announcing his long-delayed departure from Paris.

ACC/0510/138 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Rotterdam to 1699 Item no longer in collection Lord (Jersey) announcing his arrival at Rotterdam and his intention of meeting Lord Jersey at Loo.

ACC/0510/139 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Loo to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) expressing his disappointment that Lord Jersey's departure has been delayed, and commenting on what he has found in Loo.

ACC/0510/140 Letter from Matthew Prior in Loo to (Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Gallway), announcing, triumphantly, that the ( )

ACC/0510/141 Letter from Lord Ailesbury in Brussels to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) protesting his devotion to the King and asserting that he was in no way involved in any plots of which one of his grooms, recently arrested, is accused. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 16 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/142 Letter from (Matthew Prior) to Lord Jersey 1699 Item no longer in collection informing him of his audience with the King, his instructions to await Lord Jersey at The Hague, the King of Denmark's death and the possibility of Pontchartrain becoming Chancellor of France.

ACC/0510/143 Letter from Lord Gallway to the King 1699 Item no longer in collection enclosing Prior's letter to Lord Gallway (Acc. 510/140 and asking that the King should not give Prior the post but allow May to continue as First-Secretary.

ACC/0510/144 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in The Hague to 1699 Item no longer in collection Lord Jersey, expressing his boredom at being forced to wait in The Hague so long.

ACC/0510/145 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in The Hague to 1699 Item no longer in collection Lord (Jersey) expressing yet again his frustration at the delay in Lord Jersey's arrival.

ACC/0510/146 Letter from Lord Ailesbury to Lord Jersey, 1699? Item no longer in collection asking Lord Jersey to intercede for him with the king, so that Lord Ailesbury may return to England to settle his affairs.

ACC/0510/147 Letter from Thomas Brown (nom-de-guerre of 1699? Item no longer in collection Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord Jersey, announcing his arrival, unrecognised, in France.

ACC/0510/148 Letter from Matthew Prior to Lord Jersey 1699 Item no longer in collection Explaining that he will not get an audience for at least a week and asking whether he may speak to de Torcy or Tallard (possibly Camille d -Hostun, duc de Tallard 1652-1728) and also mentioning the upset his secret arrival has caused at St. Germain. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 17 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/149 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection (Jersey) expressing the hope that he will get an audience soon and informing him that the French economy is in a bad way and M. de Chamillart is very worried. Chamillart, Michel de, 1652-1721, Controller General of Finance and Secretary for War under Louis XIV.

ACC/0510/150 Letter from (Matthew Prior) in Paris to Lord 1699 Item no longer in collection Jersey confirming that Lord Manchester and he are to have an audience the next day, and adding that the Spanish and Imperial ministers are often together and both angry at King William.

ACC/0510/151 Letter from Earl of Shrewsbury to Lord Jersey, 1700 Item no longer in collection congratulating him on his appointment as Lord Chamberlain. Charles Talbot, 12th. Earl and only Duke of Shrewsbury, 1660-1718.

ACC/0510/152 Letter from Duke of Marlborough to Earl of 1702 Item no longer in collection Jersey removed from volume.

ACC/0510/153 Draft letter from (Lord Jersey) at Whitehall to 1704? Item no longer in collection Mr. Hill, giving an account of his sudden dismissal from his office as Lord Chamberlain. (Unsigned draft of Acc. 510/94)

ACC/0510/154 Two draft letters nd Item no longer in collection the first concerns diplomatic matters and mentions Prior, and the second, in Lord Jersey's hand, refers to personal matters.

ACC/0510/155 Part of a letter from M. Keppel (signed by nd Item no longer in collection Keppel, but written in Matthew Priors hand) concerning a dispute between England and Sweden.

ACC/0510/156 Statement of Samuel Herons account with the 1698-1699 Item no longer in collection Earl of Jersey, money received and disbursed. General correspondence of William, 3rd. Earl of Jersey and Anne, his countess LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 18 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/157 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/158 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/159 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/160 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/161 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/162 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/163 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/164 letter from William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey to Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton, Duchess of Bedford, seeking her only hand in marriage.

ACC/0510/165 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Turin to (Lady 1733 Access by written permission Anne Egerton) only expressing his happiness at the news of the intended marriage between her and his brother William, 3rd, Earl of Jersey. Lady Anne Egerton, daughter of 1st. Duke of Bridgewater and widow of 3rd. Duke of Bedford, married 3rd. Earl of Jersey on 23 June 1733. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 19 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/166 Letter from Anne, 3rd. Countess of Jersey to 1734? Access by written permission her grandmother, (Sarah, Duchess of only Malborough) recommending Lord Jersey to her grandmother, in case she dies in child birth. Frederick William was born 25 March 1734

ACC/0510/167 Letter from Anne, 3rd. Countess of Jersey, to 1734? Access by written permission her father, (Scroop Egerton, 1st. Duke of only Bridgewater) recommending Lord Jersey to her father, in case she should die in child birth.

ACC/0510/168 Letter from Lady Rachell Egerton, Duchess of 1734? Access by written permission Bridgewater at Ashridge, to 3rd. Countess of only Jersey acknowledging receipt of a letter and giving some social gossip.

ACC/0510/169 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/170 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/171 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 20 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/172 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/173 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/174 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/175 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/176 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/177 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 21 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/178 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/179 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/180 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/181 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/182 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/183 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 22 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/184 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/185 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/186 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/187 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/188 undated note from Lord Jersey to his wife, 1734-1750? Access by written permission written when he was separated from her. only Only three of the letters mention their second son George, (Acc. 510/176, 177 and 180) and none mention their elder son, Frederick William, who died at the age of eight in 1742. They almost all mention Lady Jersey's ill health.

ACC/0510/189 Letter from J. Craster to 3rd. Earl of Jersey 1737 Access by written permission giving such information as he has discovered only about the will of the (2nd.) Duke of Buckingham (d. 1687) and assessing Lord Jersey's claim to inherit the estate of Cliffden. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 23 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/190 Letter from Earl of Jersey at Middleton Park, 1750 Access by written permission (Oxon) to Lord North and Guildford only congratulating him upon his appointment (as governor to Prince George of Wales). Correspondence of Thomas Villiers

ACC/0510/191 Copy of a letter from Count de Br(hlin) Warsaw 1739 Available only with advance to the Chamberlain dUttrode notice and at the discretion of the in praise of Thomas Villiers, envoy LMA Director -extraordinary to Augustus III, elector of Saxony Access by written permission and King of Poland. only

ACC/0510/192 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to his 1742 Available only with advance brother William, 3rd. Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on his brother's last letter and on LMA Director the political situation in Europe, especially the Access by written permission troubles in Germany. only

ACC/0510/193 Letter from Thomas Villiers (in ?Dresden) to 1742? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the thanking him for his prompt and up-to-date LMA Director comments on public affairs, which makes Access by written permission Villiers appear very well informed. only

ACC/0510/194 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Dresden to the 1742 Available only with advance (Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the commenting on English politics and in particular LMA Director the attempts to set up a secret committee to Access by written permission inquire into Sir Robert Walpole's conduct of the only War of Jenkin's Ear, and giving the news that Munich is now held by 600 Austrian Hussars.

ACC/0510/195 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1742? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey. notice and at the discretion of the commenting on the crisis in the Whig party and LMA Director the fall of Sir Robert Walpole. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/196 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1742 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the expressing his delight at Pulteney's refusal to LMA Director persecute Walpole, and at the news of a new Access by written permission embassy to Holland and the possibility of one to only France. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 24 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/197 Draft letter from (Thomas Villiers) to the Duke 1742? Available only with advance (of Bedford) notice and at the discretion of the asking him to convey to the Prince of Wales his LMA Director delight at the Prince's reconciliation with his Access by written permission father. (Walpole arranged this reconciliation only between George II and Frederick, but the latter refused to accept it until Walpole resigned.)

ACC/0510/198 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1742 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on political affairs at home, and LMA Director asking for news of the English troops being Access by written permission transported to Flanders. only

ACC/0510/199 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1742 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the expressing his wish that he might return to LMA Director England, but if he must stay abroad, that he Access by written permission would prefer somewhere warmer. like Italy. only

ACC/0510/200 Letter from Thomas Villiers to the Earl of 1742 Available only with advance Jersey, expressing surprise at the Duke of notice and at the discretion of the Argylls return to power. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/201 Copy of a letter from Thomas Villiers in 1742 Available only with advance Dresden to Lord Carteret notice and at the discretion of the giving him news of the peace agreed between LMA Director Saxony and Austria and expressing plainly his Access by written permission own desire either to be recalled from the court only of Saxony to England or to be posted elsewhere to a larger and more important country.

ACC/0510/202 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Hubertsbourg 1742 Available only with advance (near Leipzig) to the Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the complaining that he has not had any reply to his LMA Director letter of 12 September (Acc. 510/201) to Lord Access by written permission Carteret and that he feels rather neglected. only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 25 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/203 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Hanover to Lord 1742 Available only with advance Carteret notice and at the discretion of the thanking him for his attempt to get Villiers the LMA Director title and pay of a Plenipotentiary and asking Access by written permission that he may be reimbursed for all travelling only expenses.

ACC/0510/204 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Han(over) to the 1743 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the consoling him for the loss of his eldest son LMA Director (Frederick William) and mentioning that he has Access by written permission received the title and pay of a plenipotentiary. only

ACC/0510/205 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1743? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the sending condolences to the Earl and Countess LMA Director and his love to George, their surviving son. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/206 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Warsaw to the 1744? Available only with advance (Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the announcing his departure for Grodno to follow LMA Director the court. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/207 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Bialystok to the 1744? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the describing the reception by Count Braniski, a LMA Director general in the Polish Army. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/208 Draft of letters from (Thomas Villiers) to Lords 1744? Available only with advance Winchelsea, Granville and Harrington notice and at the discretion of the Regarding the resignation of Granville and LMA Director Winchelsea and appointment of Harrington to Access by written permission succeed Granville. (On 27 Nov 1744, William only Stanhope, Earl of Harrington, replaced Lord Carteret, Earl Granville, as Secretary of State for the northern department.) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 26 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/209 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Warsaw to the 1745? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the stating his belief that the changes in the LMA Director government (see Acc. 510/208) will not affect Access by written permission him. only

ACC/0510/210 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Warsaw to the 1745? Available only with advance (Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the enclosing some piece of unspecified work and LMA Director asking Lord Jersey to pass on to him the Access by written permission reaction to it in England. only

ACC/0510/211 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Dresden to the 1745? Available only with advance (Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the acknowledging delivery of a seal and a LMA Director miniature. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/212 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) to the (Earl of 1745? Available only with advance Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the commenting on the stalemate in European LMA Director affairs, the ending of which might speed his Access by written permission return to England. only

ACC/0510/213 Letter from Thomas Villers in Leipzig to the Earl 1745 Available only with advance of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving advice to a Mr. Mackenzie, a protege of LMA Director Lord Jersey, on the duties of an ambassador in Access by written permission foreign courts. only

ACC/0510/214 Letter from Thomas Villiers in (Leipzig?) to the 1745? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the stating that if Mr. Mackenzie comes to the LMA Director court, he must be properly accredited otherwise Access by written permission Villiers will not be able to give him confidential only information.

ACC/0510/215 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) to the (Earl of 1745? Available only with advance Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the Mentioning the movements of various armies of LMA Director Europe in the War of the Austrian Succession, Access by written permission and lamenting the defeat of the Allies by the only French at Fontenoy (May 1745). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 27 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/216 Letter from Thomas Villiers to the Earl of Jersey 1745? Available only with advance predicting battles for the Allies in Flanders and notice and at the discretion of the Bohemia, on the Main or the Rhine, and in Italy. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/217 Letter from Thomas Villiers in D(resden) to the 1745? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the discussing the allies' defence in Bohemia. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/218 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey, mentioning 'the unfortunate notice and at the discretion of the affair in Silesia'. LMA Director French and Prussian success and the Access by written permission Pretender landing in Scotland forced England only to persuade Maria Theresa, Queen of Bohemia, to agree to cession of Silesia to Frederick the Great in 1745 even though England had defended Bohemia from Frederick in 1744.

ACC/0510/219 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on the dangers of a nameless LMA Director "Country Gentleman" getting mixed up in Access by written permission politics. only

ACC/0510/220 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the stressing his desire to return to England, since LMA Director he has done everything he could in his present Access by written permission position. only

ACC/0510/221 Copy or draft of a letter from Thomas Villiers in 1745 Available only with advance Dresden to Duke of (Bedford) notice and at the discretion of the expressing his belief that there is no more he LMA Director can do at Dresden, giving a resume of his Access by written permission career to date and asking to be recalled, after only the imminent election of Duke Francis of Lorraine as Emperor. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 28 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/222 Extract of a letter from Thomas Villiers (in nd Available only with advance ?Dresden) to an unnamed correspondent notice and at the discretion of the listing some of the things he has accomplished LMA Director at the court of Poland and stressing that he has Access by written permission had no material reward. only

ACC/0510/223 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the asking him to inform the Duke of Newcastle that LMA Director the Duke of Weissenfels has promised to Access by written permission provide for M. Champigny. only

ACC/0510/224 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) to (the Earl of 1745? Available only with advance Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the Mentioning Villier's last letter to George (Lord LMA Director Jersey's son) and the reply he has received Access by written permission from the Duke of Newcastle. only

ACC/0510/225 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Dresden to the 1745? Available only with advance (Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the asking for news of the situation in England after LMA Director the defeat at Prestonpans by Bonnie Prince Access by written permission Charlie's army. only

ACC/0510/226 Copy of a letter from Thomas Villiers to the Earl 1745 Available only with advance of Harrington notice and at the discretion of the asking to be recalled since he feels that LMA Director whether Saxony is at war or at peace with Access by written permission Prussia, he can do no more. only

ACC/0510/227 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the announcing that he has received a reply from LMA Director the Duke of Bedford, promising to help once Access by written permission things are more settled in England. only

ACC/0510/228 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the announcing that the threat of a seige has forced LMA Director the royal family to flee and that he is about to Access by written permission set out for Prague on business. only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 29 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/229 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Prague to the 1745 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the explaining that he cannot give any details of the LMA Director military situation and dare not discuss the Access by written permission political situation. only

ACC/0510/230 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1745 - 1746 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey, announcing a gift from Frederick notice and at the discretion of the The Great of Prussia. LMA Director Villiers arranged the peace between Augustus, Access by written permission Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, and only Frederick of Prussia in 1745.

ACC/0510/231 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1746? Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the hoping that both the Young and Old Pretenders LMA Director are captured and the rebellion crushed. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/232 Letter from (Thomas Villiers) in Dresden to (the 1746 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey) notice and at the discretion of the repeating his grievances and desire for some LMA Director substantial reward for his work, and announcing Access by written permission his departure for Weissenfels to invest the only Duke with the Order of the Garter.

ACC/0510/233 Letter from Thomas Villiers in Dresden to the 1746 Available only with advance Earl of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the mentioning his new post (ambassador to the LMA Director court of Prussia in Berlin) and hoping he may Access by written permission be created a peer, as his predecessor was. only

ACC/0510/234 Copy of a letter from Thomas Villiers to the Earl 1746 Available only with advance of Harrington notice and at the discretion of the explaining what he has done since the death of LMA Director Charles VI (in 1740) and stating plainly what he Access by written permission expects as reward. only Correspondence and journals of George Bussy Villiers, 4th. Earl of Jersey LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 30 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/235 Letter from George Bussy, Viscount Villers, 1746 Available only with advance (aged 11), at Middleton Park (Oxon), to his notice and at the discretion of the mother, 3rd. Countess of Jersey LMA Director describing what he has been doing since she Access by written permission left. only

ACC/0510/236 Letter from Mr. Whitehead at Dover to Lord 1754? Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the announcing that Lord Villiers and Lord LMA Director Newnham and himself are ready to cross the Access by written permission Channel. only

ACC/0510/237 Letter from Lord Villiers (aged 19) at Rheims to 1754 Available only with advance his mother the Countess of Jersey notice and at the discretion of the explaining a plan to travel to Namur by river via LMA Director Charleville and Dinant, and describing a visit to Access by written permission Ay. only

ACC/0510/238 Letter from Mr. Whitehead at The Hague to 1754? Available only with advance Lord Jersey notice and at the discretion of the explaining that he, Lord Villiers and Lord LMA Director Newnham have drawn £50 upon Mr. Child Access by written permission because of extra expenses at Brussels. only

ACC/0510/239 Letter from Lord Villers in Cassel to his mother, 1754 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the Giving an account of the Court of Hesse and LMA Director much social gossip. (Cassel was the capital of Access by written permission the electorate of Hesse-Cassel.) only

ACC/0510/240 Letter from Lord Villiers in Leipzig to his mother, 1754 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving an account of the studies he and Lord LMA Director Newnham are following in Leipzig. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/241 Letter from Lord Villiers in Leipzig to his mother, 1755 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on letters received from England LMA Director and giving social gossip. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 31 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/242 Letter from Mr. Whitehead in Hanover to Lord 1755 Available only with advance Jersey apologising for the fact that the conduct notice and at the discretion of the of Lord Villiers and Lord Newnham has LMA Director displeased both their fathers and giving details Access by written permission of their reception in Hanover, where they dined only with the king. It seems that Earls Jersey and Harcourt had given their sons instructions as to the time to spend in each place and the people to cultivate, and had warned them not to give their impressions of any particular court in a letter until they had left.

ACC/0510/243 Letter from Lord Villiers in Hanover, to his 1755 Available only with advance mother, Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving an account of a masquerade they LMA Director attended and poking fun at the Germans. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/244 Letter from Lord Villiers in Munich to Lady 1755 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the Explaining why they have extended their stay in LMA Director Munich and describing the festivities Access by written permission celebrating the birthday of the Electress. only

ACC/0510/245 Letter from Mr. Whitehead in Vienna to Lord 1755 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the Informing him that they have drawn more LMA Director money and hired a new servant. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/246 Letter from Mr. Whitehead in Bologna to Lord 1755 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the Informing him that they have drawn on Lord LMA Director Jersey for more money and that Lord Villiers Access by written permission and Lord Newnham are delighted with the only treasures of Italy.

ACC/0510/247 Letter from Lord Villiers in Bologna to Lady 1755 Available only with advance Jersey, describing their stay in Bologna. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director Access by written permission only 5th. Earl of Jersey's correspondence about his estates LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 32 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/248 Letter from Mr. Whitehead in Rome to Lord 1755 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving the news of the death of Lord LMA Director Newnham's servant at Bologna, and mentioning Access by written permission that he and Lord Villiers have started re-reading only the classics.

ACC/0510/249 Letter from Lord Villiers in Brussels to Lady 1756 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the describing their acquaintances who are taking LMA Director the waters at Spa, and expressing his Access by written permission eagerness to be home. only

ACC/0510/250 Letter from Lord Villiers at Brussels to Lady 1756 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the describing the English people he has met at LMA Director Brussels and hoping he will soon be leaving for Access by written permission England. only

ACC/0510/251 Letter from Mr. Whitehead at The Hague to 1756 Available only with advance Lord Jersey notice and at the discretion of the announcing their intention to sail from Helvoet LMA Director (Sluys) on 15 (September). Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/252 Letter from Lord Villiers at The Hague to Lady 1756 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the expressing his impatience to be home. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/253 Letter from Mr. Whitehead at The Hague to 1756 Available only with advance Lord Jersey notice and at the discretion of the telling him that Lord Villiers and Lord Newnham LMA Director have been presented to the Princess and the Access by written permission young Stadtholder. only

ACC/0510/254 Diary kept by Viscount Villiers during his Grand 1754-1756 Available only with advance Tour of Europe notice and at the discretion of the with notes on places visited, buildings and LMA Director pictures seen, and the actual travelling. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 33 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/255 Notebook kept by Viscount Villiers during his 1754-1756 Available only with advance Grand Tour of Europe notice and at the discretion of the with lists of inns used with comments on them LMA Director and notes of military fortifications and troop Access by written permission deployments. only

ACC/0510/256 Letter from Lord Cornwallis to 4th. Earl of 1798 Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the about Lord Cornwallis' efforts to procure a place LMA Director in the Woolwich Academy for a protege of Lord Access by written permission Jersey. only

ACC/0510/257 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1822 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord (Jersey) only discussing the question of tithes on Pretyman's holding at Middleton.

ACC/0510/258 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1822 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord (Jersey) only commenting further on the revaluation of the tithes at Middleton.

ACC/0510/259 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1834 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only giving a detailed account of work done and to be done in the garden and estates at Osterley.

ACC/0510/260 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1834 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only agreeing to take on the management of Lord Jersey's Middlesex and Kent estates.

ACC/0510/261 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1834 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only about the proposed route of the Great Western Railway between London and Bristol, and how it will cross Lord Jersey's land.

ACC/0510/262 Letter from George Trumper to Lord Jersey 1834 Access by written permission concerning Lord Jersey's and Viscount Villiers' only objection to the proposed railway. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 34 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/263 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1834 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only containing comments on the proposed railway route and compensation to Lord Jersey.

ACC/0510/264 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1835 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only concerning rent-days fixed for the Middlesex estates and various other details.

ACC/0510/265 Part of a letter from George Trumper at Warren 1836 Access by written permission Farm, Southall, to Lord Jersey only regarding improvements proposed by Mr. Edward Lake at the Farm House at Hoo (Kent).

ACC/0510/266 Letter from George Trumper at Warren Farm, 1836 Access by written permission Southall, to Lord Jersey only giving an account of the rents collected at Osterley and in Kent, and mentioning an awkward tenant at Southall.

ACC/0510/267 Letter from Rev. George Harker, vicar of St. 1839 Access by written permission Nicholas, Rochester, to Lord Jersey only enquiring about the possibility of the church buying (?) acre of Lord Jersey's land for use as an additional burial ground.

ACC/0510/268 Letter from Rev. J.C.B. Riddell, rector of 1844 Access by written permission Harrietsham, near Maidstone, Kent, to Lord only Jersey asking him to support the erection of a new schoolhouse in the parish.

ACC/0510/269 Letter from Alfred Welch, tenant at Southall, to 1846 Access by written permission Messrs. Murray, Lord Jersey's solicitors only asking if his lease will be renewed when it expires at Michaelmas.

ACC/0510/270 Letter from Tennant, Harrison and Tennant, 1846 Access by written permission solicitors of Gray's Inn, to Messrs. Murray, Lord only Jersey's solicitors about the settlement of arrears of rent on a cottage at Norwood Green. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 35 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/271 Letter from C.F. & M. Ashby of Staines Brewery 1847 Access by written permission to A. Murray & Sons, Lord Jerseys solicitor's only asking for some reduction in the rent payable to Lord Jersey on two houses at Southall.

ACC/0510/272 Letter from Robert Bignall, tenant at Southall to nd Access by written permission Lord Jersey only asking for a reduction in rent during the present hard times. Family correspondence of the 5th. Earl and Countess of Jersey and their children

ACC/0510/273 Letter from Lady Westmoreland to her 1790 - 1793 Access by written permission daughter, Lady Sarah Fane, telling her she is only glad her cold is better. Sarah Anne, 10th Countess of Westmorland, the only daughter and heiress of Robert Child of Osterley, the banker eloped with John Fane, 10th Earl of Westmorland. Under the will of Robert Child, the bulk of his fortune went to Lady Sarah Fane.

ACC/0510/274 Letter from Lord Villiers, later 5th. Earl of 1802 Access by written permission Jersey, at Stratford Place to John, 10th. Earl of only Westmorland expressing great disappointment at a letter from Westmorland. It appears that Lord Westmorland had at this stage refused his consent to Lord Villiers marrying his daughter.

ACC/0510/275 Letter from Lady Sarah Sophia Jersey at 1807 Access by written permission Osterley to her husband, listing legacies to be only distributed if she should die This letter can only refer to childbirth, yet there is no recorded birth of a child to Lord and Lady Jersey before April 1808. Acc 0510/282 is a similar letter which suggests that Lady Jersey had a baby who died shortly after birth.

ACC/0510/276 Letter from Earl Harcourt to Lord Jersey, 1808 Access by written permission congratulating him on the birth of his son, only George Augustus Frederick. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 36 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/277 Part of a letter from Earl Harcourt to Lord 1805 - 1809 Access by written permission Jersey only explaining that he has been in the habit of jotting down any references about the Villiers family and sending them to the late Earl, and enclosing one such reference (from Froissart).

ACC/0510/278 Letter from Lady Jersey to her husband, telling 1808 Access by written permission him that she is to be churched that day. only

ACC/0510/279 Letter from Earl of Jersey at Newmarket to his 1808 Access by written permission wife only consoling her over some unspecified calamity, and asking if she is going to join him.

ACC/0510/280 Letter from Lady Jersey at Brighton to her 1808 Access by written permission husband only objecting to her mother-in-law's attitude towards her and giving news of people at Brighton.

ACC/0510/281 Letter from Lady Jersey at Brighton to her 1808 Access by written permission husband only giving an account of life at Brighton and hoping to join him soon.

ACC/0510/282 Letter from Lady Jersey to her husband, 1810? Access by written permission expressing her love for him and listing her last only wishes should she die (in childbirth). (Their second son, Augustus John, was born 10 July 1810.)

ACC/0510/283 Note from Lady Jersey to her husband 1810 Access by written permission listing the people she wants to have her jewels only and some other legacies.

ACC/0510/284 Letter from Mr. Roberts to Lady Jersey, praising 1819 Access by written permission her two sons and their school work. only

ACC/0510/285 Letter from Lady Jersey to her husband 1819? Access by written permission expressing her love for him and her wishes only about the education of her children, should she die in childbirth. Francis John Robert, the fourth son, was born 11 October 1819. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 37 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/286 Letter from Lord Jersey to his wife 1820? Access by written permission giving news of their eldest two sons at school at only Mitcham.

ACC/0510/287 Letter from Lord Villiers and Mr. Roberts at 1820? Access by written permission Mitcham to Lady Jersey only telling her that Lord Villiers and his brother will be home for the holidays.

ACC/0510/288 Letter from Mr. E.C. Hawtrey of Eton College to 1820 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only reporting on Lord Villiers' progress at school.

ACC/0510/289 Letter from C. Stanley to his grandfather, the 1820 Access by written permission Earl of Derby only giving news of his life at Eton and announcing the arrival of Lord Villiers there. Charles James Fox Stanley, 3rd. son of Edward Smith Stanley, later 13th. Earl of Derby.

ACC/0510/290 Note from General the Hon. H.F.C. Cavendish 1825 Access by written permission at Staines to Lady Jersey only inviting Augustus to dinner after the holidays.

ACC/0510/291 Letter from Mr. W. Fuller to Lady (Jersey) 1827 Access by written permission informing her of a conference between Lord only Villiers and the partners at the bank that morning, at which Lord Villiers' resignation was accepted.

ACC/0510/292 Letter from Lord Fitzroy Somerset of the Horse 1832 Access by written permission Guards to Lady Jersey only advising her that Frederick ought to leave Eton immediately for his career in the army. Lord Fitzroy Somerset was created Baron Raglan in 1852 and died at Sebastopol.

ACC/0510/293 Letter from E.C. Hawtrey of Eton College to 1832 Access by written permission Lady (Jersey) only reporting on his pupil's progress since his admission. Francis John Robert, the 4th. son of Earl and Countess was born in 1819, and would therefore be starting at Eton in 1832. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 38 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/294 Letter from John Johnson at Little Houghton to 1832 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only reporting her son Frederick's progress and asking for specific instructions as to whom Frederick may visit in the neighbourhood.

ACC/0510/295 Letter from John Johnson at Little Houghton to 1832 Access by written permission Lord Jersey only congratulating him on Frederick's character.

ACC/0510/296 Letter from T.V. Gascoigne at Wynward (Co. 1832 Access by written permission Durham) to Lord Villiers only explaining that he will not be able to go to Scotland with Villiers, and hoping that Villiers will join him at Wynyard.

ACC/0510/297 Letter from Lady Londonderry at Wynward Park 1832 Access by written permission to Lord Villiers, inviting him to stay with them. only

ACC/0510/298 Letter from Lady Hardy to Lord Jersey 1833? Access by written permission enclosing a letter to Lady Jersey, for him to give only her at a suitable moment.

ACC/0510/299 Letter from Lady Hardy to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission enquiring whether Lord Villiers attentions to her only daughter Mary have her approval and are to be encouraged or not.

ACC/0510/300 Draft letter from Lady Jersey to Lady Hardy 1833 Access by written permission stating that she does not think Lord Villiers has only any serious intentions about Mary Hardy.

ACC/0510/301 Letter from Lady Jersey to Lady Hardy 1833 Access by written permission telling her that she has shown her previous only reply to Lord Villiers, who agrees with it.

ACC/0510/302 Letter from Lady Hardy to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission thanking her for clarifying her daughter's only position vis-a-vis Lord Villiers. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 39 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/303 Letter from Lady Hardy to Lady Jersey 1833? Available only with advance announcing the probable marriage of her notice and at the discretion of the daughter Mary to Mr. MacGreggor if his father LMA Director consents. Sir Euan Murray-MacGreggor was at Access by written permission that time governor of the Windward Isles. only

ACC/0510/304 Draft letter from Lady Jersey to Lady Hardy 1833? Available only with advance thanking her for news of Mary's marriage, and notice and at the discretion of the wishing Mary every happiness. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/305 Letter from Mr. Armstrong in London to Lady 1833? Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the offering the Coldstream Regimental Sword, LMA Director which formerly belonged to the late Duke of Access by written permission York, to her son Frederick, the Duke's godson, only who has just been appointed Lieutenant in the Regiment.

ACC/0510/306 Letter from Lord Hill in London to Lady Jersey 1833 Available only with advance enclosing a letter from Sir Edward Blakeney, notice and at the discretion of the about her son Frederick. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/307 Letter from Sir Edward Blakeney in Dublin to 1833 Available only with advance Lord Hill notice and at the discretion of the praising Frederick Villiers, and mentioning his LMA Director popularity in the regiment. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/308 Letter from Lady Templemore to Lady Jersey 1833? Available only with advance (her aunt) promising to call and give her news notice and at the discretion of the of Frederick in Dublin. LMA Director Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 40 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/309 Unsigned letter to Lady Jersey 1835? Available only with advance commenting on her feelings as Frederick sets notice and at the discretion of the out on his career. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/310 Letter from Hon. Frederick Villiers in Hanover to 1833? Available only with advance his mother, Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the describing, in French, his daily activities and LMA Director lessons. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/311 Letter from Lord Villiers in London to his 1834 Available only with advance mother, mentioning only domestic matters. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/312 Letter in French from Francis Villiers in Halifax 1839 Available only with advance (Nova Scotia) to his mother, Lady Jersey in notice and at the discretion of the Italy LMA Director announcing the invasion of the disputed Access by written permission territory by some Americans from Maine and only the possibility that his regiment will be sent to deal with this.

ACC/0510/313 Short note in French from Francis Villiers to his 1839? Available only with advance mother, listing the bills he has paid. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/314 Letter from Hon. Frederick Villiers in London to 1839? Available only with advance his mother, Lady Jersey, who is in Rome, giving notice and at the discretion of the news of various people in society. LMA Director Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 41 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/315 Letter from Lord Villiers to his mother 1839? Available only with advance giving an account of a fete sic at Goodwood notice and at the discretion of the and other society news. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/316 Letter from Lord Villiers to his mother, in Rome 1839 Available only with advance giving his opinion that the government will not notice and at the discretion of the be long in office, and mentioning that he is LMA Director going to Weymouth for a meeting of the Access by written permission Conservative Association. only

ACC/0510/317 Letter from Lord Villiers in London to his mother 1839? Available only with advance in Florence notice and at the discretion of the telling her that Tolstoy has arrived to make LMA Director preparations for the Grand Duke of Russia's Access by written permission visit, and giving news of debates in Parliament. only

ACC/0510/318 Letter from the Duchess of Richmond at 1840? Available only with advance Gordon Castle, (Banff) to Lord Jersey, her notice and at the discretion of the uncle LMA Director announcing the safe departure of Lady Jersey Access by written permission and Clementina and praising the latter's beauty only and accomplishments.

ACC/0510/319 Letter from Lord Villiers at Upton to his mother 1848? Available only with advance arranging for her to come over on Monday. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/320 Letter from the Hon. Frederick Villiers at 1842-53? Available only with advance Glenquaich to his mother notice and at the discretion of the giving news of his stay there and mentioning LMA Director that the Queen is in Scotland. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/321 Letter from the Hon. Frederick Villiers in Rome 1847 Available only with advance to his father notice and at the discretion of the giving the latest news of his elder brother LMA Director Augustus, seriously ill in Rome with Access by written permission tuberculosis. (Hon. Augustus John Villiers died only 24 May 1847.) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 42 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/322 Letter from Georgiana, widow of the Hon. 1847 Available only with advance Augustus Villiers, to Lord Jersey notice and at the discretion of the about Augustus's death on 24 May. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/323 Letter from Lady Adela Ibbetson in Coventry to 1847? Available only with advance her mother, Lady Jersey thanking her for an notice and at the discretion of the allowance of 200 a year and asking her to give LMA Director her sympathy to Georgiana Villiers who had just Access by written permission arrived in England. only Lady Adela, 3rd. and youngest daughter of 5th. Earl and Countess of Jersey, eloped in 1845 with Col. Charles Parke Ibbetson.

ACC/0510/324 Letter from Lord Jersey at Longshaw to his wife 1847? Available only with advance at Ischl notice and at the discretion of the commenting scathingly on fellow guests at LMA Director Longshaw, including Lord Stanley. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/325 Letter from Lord Jersey at Longshaw to his wife 1847 Available only with advance at Ischl notice and at the discretion of the thanking her and their daughter Clemmy for LMA Director their presents for his 74th birthday, and Access by written permission commenting on his lack of confidence in Lord only Stanley.

ACC/0510/327 Letter from Lord Jersey in Wales to his wife at 1847? Available only with advance Ischl notice and at the discretion of the giving details of repairs and improvements to LMA Director the Briton Ferry estate. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/328 Letter from Lord Jersey at Middleton Park to his 1847 Available only with advance wife at Ischl notice and at the discretion of the describing the condition of the estate and the LMA Director good harvest prospects. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 43 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/329 Letter from Lord Jersey at Middleton Park to his 1847 Available only with advance wife at Frankfurt on Main notice and at the discretion of the expressing his delight at good reports of their LMA Director daughter Sara, wife of Prince Nicolas Access by written permission Esterhazy, whom Lady Jersey is visiting. only

ACC/0510/330 Letter from Lord Jersey at Middleton Park to his 1847 Available only with advance wife at Frankfurt on Main notice and at the discretion of the confiding his anxiety about their daughter LMA Director Sara's health. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/331 Letter from Georgiana Villiers to Lady Jersey at 1847 Available only with advance Ischl, giving news of various acquaintances. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/332 Letter from Georgiana Villiers to Lady Jersey at 1847? Available only with advance Ischl, thanking her for writing to her giving news notice and at the discretion of the of Sara's health. LMA Director Access by written permission only Letters to Lady Jersey from members of British and European royal families

ACC/0510/333 Letter from Prince William, Duke of Clarence to 1827 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the refusing her invitation to her children's ball. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/334 Letter from Queen Adelaide to Lady Jersey, 1833 Available only with advance asking her support for a charity notice and at the discretion of the the Society of Friends of Foreigners in Distress LMA Director of which the Queen is a patroness. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 44 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/335 Letter from Queen Adelaide at Windsor Castle 1835 - 1840? Available only with advance to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the accepting Lady Jersey's excuses for not coming LMA Director to the Ball on account of the serious illness of Access by written permission her brother in law, Sir Arthur Paget. only

ACC/0510/336 Invitation addressed to Lady Jersey for Lady 1839 Available only with advance Clementina Villiers notice and at the discretion of the to join the Duke of Coburg and the Duchess of LMA Director Kent at dinner with Queen Adelaide, in Access by written permission mourning. only

ACC/0510/337 Letter from the Duchess of Kent at Norris 1833 Available only with advance Castle (Isle of Wight) to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the replying to Lady Jersey's letter about a lace LMA Director -maker at Honiton and hoping Lady Jersey will Access by written permission soon return to England. only

ACC/0510/338 Note from the Duchess of Kent to Lady Jersey 1834? Available only with advance inviting her and her daughters to call on herself notice and at the discretion of the and Princess Victoria. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/339 Note from the Duchess of Kent to Lady Jersey 1834? Available only with advance inviting her and her daughters to call on herself notice and at the discretion of the and Princess Victoria. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/340 Note from the Duchess of Kent to Lady Jersey 1834? Available only with advance inviting her and her daughters to call on herself notice and at the discretion of the and Princess Victoria. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/341 Note in French from Frederika, Duchess of 1832 Available only with advance Cumberland at Hastings to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the assuring her of her own and the Duke's LMA Director friendship. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 45 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/349 Letter from the Duke of Cambridge in Hanover 1832 Available only with advance to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on the death of her nephew, LMA Director Francis Russell, the result of the elections in Access by written permission England and events in Holland. only

ACC/0510/350 Letter from the Duke of Cambridge in Hanover 1833 Available only with advance to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the Commenting on Frederick Villiers commission LMA Director in the Coldstream Guards, Peel's speech on Access by written permission Ireland, and the Duchess of Berry's attempted only revolution in France. The Duchess of Berry tried to raise the Vendee against Louis -Philippe.

ACC/0510/351 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge at 1833 Available only with advance Hanover to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving details of her life in Hanover, and the LMA Director worries caused by reducing the size of the Access by written permission Hanoverian army. only

ACC/0510/352 Letter from the Duke of Cambridge at Strelitz to 1833 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the expressing his delight at the prospect of LMA Director receiving her son Frederick in Hanover to learn Access by written permission German. only

ACC/0510/353 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge at 1835 Available only with advance Hanover to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the commenting on English politics, Wellington, LMA Director Palmerston and the royal family. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/354 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge in 1838 Available only with advance London to Lady Jersey in Naples notice and at the discretion of the giving her news of people and politics and the LMA Director Queen's attitude to her family. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 46 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/355 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge at Kew 1839 Available only with advance to Lady Jersey in Italy notice and at the discretion of the telling her that Lord Jersey and their two sons, LMA Director Villiers and Frederick, dined with her and giving Access by written permission news of society. only

ACC/0510/356 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge in 1839 Available only with advance London to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving details of "the season" and various LMA Director visitors at Court, such as Prince Henry of Access by written permission Orange, the Prince of Saxe-Weimar and only various Coburg relations of the Queen.

ACC/0510/357 Letter from the Duchess of Cambridge in 1847? Available only with advance Germany to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving details of her life in Germany and people LMA Director she has met. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/358 Letter from Princess Augusta at Brighton to 1835 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the about a German protege of Lady Jersey's who LMA Director wants evening work. (Princess Augusta, 1768 Access by written permission -1840, was the second daughter of George III.) only

ACC/0510/359 Letter from (?Princess Elizabeth) in Frankfurt to 1839 Available only with advance Lady Jersey in Naples notice and at the discretion of the giving news of the court and society in London. LMA Director (Princess Elizabeth 3rd. daughter of George III, Access by written permission married Frederick, Prince of Hesse-Homburg.) only

ACC/0510/360 Letter from Princess Mary, Duchess of 1841? Available only with advance Gloucester, to Lord Jersey notice and at the discretion of the sending some buttons for him to wear as LMA Director Master of the Horse. (Princess Mary was the Access by written permission wife of William, 2nd. Duke of Gloucester, only nephew of George III.)

ACC/0510/361 Letter from Duchess of Gloucester at Bagshot 1847? Available only with advance Park to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the thanking her for visiting her and wishing her a LMA Director safe journey. Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 47 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/362 Letter from the Duchess of Gloucester at nd Available only with advance Brighton to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the thanking her for inquiries about her health, and LMA Director giving details of her life at Brighton. Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/363 Letter from the Duchess of Gloucester to Lady nd Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the giving an account of her visit to Windsor. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/364 Letter from Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg to 1820? Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the inviting her and Lord Jersey to Claremont. LMA Director (Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg married Access by written permission Princess Charlotte, only child of George IV, but only she died in childbirth in 1817.)

ACC/0510/365 Draft letter from Lady Jersey to Prince Leopold 1820 Available only with advance concerning his visit to Queen Caroline (his notice and at the discretion of the mother-in-law) and his kindness in making it. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/366 Letter from Prince Leopold at Claremont to 1820 Available only with advance Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the thanking her for her support of his visit to LMA Director Queen Caroline, which has been criticised by Access by written permission many. only

ACC/0510/367 Note from Prince Leopold to Lady Jersey nd Available only with advance declining an invitation to dinner, but hoping to notice and at the discretion of the call the next day. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/368 Letter from Mrs. Fitzherbert at Brighton to Lady nd Available only with advance Jersey notice and at the discretion of the thanking her for inquiring after her health. LMA Director Access by written permission only LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 48 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/369 Formal refusal in French from Prince Augustus nd Available only with advance of Prussia of Lady Jersey's invitation for that notice and at the discretion of the evening. LMA Director Access by written permission only

ACC/0510/370 Letter from Princess Augusta of Prussia in 1839 Available only with advance Berlin to Lady Jersey notice and at the discretion of the expressing her regard for Lady Jersey and LMA Director talking of her newly born daughter. Princess Access by written permission Augusta of Saxe-Weimar married William, only younger son of Frederick William III of Prussia, who succeeded his father in 1861 as King of Prussia. Lady Jersey's correspondence in mainly chronological order.

ACC/0510/371 Cover of letter from William Lamb to Lady 1812 Access by written permission Jersey at Belvoir Castle, Grantham. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/372 Letter from Lord Byron to Lady Jersey, thanking 1815 Access by written permission her for her wedding present. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/373 Letter from John Hobhouse to Lady Jersey 1815? Access by written permission enclosing some verses of Byron's, and telling only her he has accompanied him to Dover. With Available only with advance Acc. 510/372. Verses not Present. Hobhouse notice and at the discretion of the was a friend and travelling companion of Bryon, LMA Director and became his executor.

ACC/0510/374 Letter from the Marchioness of Worcester in 1817 Access by written permission London to Lady Jersey in Suffolk only giving such details as she knows of Princess Available only with advance Charlotte's death in childbirth. Princess notice and at the discretion of the Charlotte was the only child of George IV and LMA Director married Prince Leopold of Saxe-Coburg in 1816. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 49 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/375 Letter from (Henry Brougham) at York to Lady 1819 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on politics and the need to form an Available only with advance effectual opposition. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/376 Letter from Henry Brougham to Lady Jersey, 1819? Access by written permission giving various items of news. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/377 Letter from H.E.Fox to Lady Jersey 1820? Access by written permission expressing his delight at "the most glorious of only all glorious events." Possibly Queen Caroline's Available only with advance triumph in the proceedings attempted against notice and at the discretion of the her. LMA Director

ACC/0510/378 Letter from W.L. at Howick to Lady Jersey 1820 Access by written permission expressing surprise and dismay at the news of only Lady Anne, who was expected to stay at Available only with advance Howick. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/379 Letter from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only giving the latest news of Georgina Available only with advance (Marchioness of Worcester) who appears a little notice and at the discretion of the stronger though her spirits are sinking. LMA Director

ACC/0510/380 Letter from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only giving her the news that the Marchioness of Available only with advance Worcester is better than the day before. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/381 Note from Culling Charles Smith to Lady Jersey 1821 Access by written permission one written at 10p.m. the other at 11.30 p.m., only giving the latest news of Lady Worcester's Available only with advance condition. Culling Charles Smith was Lady notice and at the discretion of the Worcester's stepfather. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 50 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/382 Note from Culling Charles Smith to Lady Jersey 1821 Access by written permission one written at 10p.m. the other at 11.30 p.m., only giving the latest news of Lady Worcester's Available only with advance condition. Culling Charles Smith was Lady notice and at the discretion of the Worcester's stepfather. LMA Director

ACC/0510/383 Letter from Emily Smith to Lady Jersey 1821 Access by written permission to tell her Georgiana (Lady Worcester) has only asked to see her. Emily Smith was Lady Available only with advance Worcester's step-sister. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/384 Note from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her he has sent Lord Worcester to stay Available only with advance with his father (the Duke of Beaufort). Lady notice and at the discretion of the Worcester had died earlier that day. LMA Director

ACC/0510/385 Note from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey, asking if he may call that afternoon. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/386 Letter from Lady Katherine Weld-Forester to 1821 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only commenting on the death of Lady Worcester. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/387 Letter from the Marquess of Worcester at 1821 Access by written permission Cowes to Lady Jersey only hoping to see her in London in a week. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/388 Letter from (Lady) A(ugusta) Paget to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey, her sister only commenting on family affairs, and on the death Available only with advance of Lady Chatham. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 51 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/389 Letter from the Countess of Warwick in London 1821 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter and kindness in her Available only with advance present distress and asking her to call. Lady notice and at the discretion of the Warwick's mother, the Countess of LMA Director Mexborough, died 7 June 1821.

ACC/0510/390 Formal invitation from Lord Gwydir to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only to dinner at the Great Chamberlain's apartment Available only with advance in the Palace of Westminster, after His notice and at the discretion of the Majesty's Banquet on 19th. George IV was LMA Director crowned on 19 July 1821.

ACC/0510/391 Note from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only promising her 4 tickets for his box in the Hall Available only with advance and in the Abbey. George IV's coronation was notice and at the discretion of the on 19 July 1821. LMA Director

ACC/0510/392 Letter from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only apologising for annoying her by talking about Available only with advance the "Queen's ticket". Queen Caroline was notice and at the discretion of the excluded from her husband's coronation. LMA Director

ACC/0510/393 Note from (the Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1821 Access by written permission Jersey only regretting her absence the previous evening Available only with advance and hoping to call that afternoon. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/394 Note from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1821? Access by written permission Jersey only arranging to call that afternoon. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/395 Letter from (the Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1821? Access by written permission Jersey only arranging to call upon her, and mentioning her Available only with advance portrait by Lawrence. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 52 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/396 Note from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1821? Access by written permission Jersey only arranging to take his leave of her and Available only with advance mentioning that he has seen Lawrence's notice and at the discretion of the portrait of her. LMA Director

ACC/0510/397 Note from Lady Warwick to Lady Jersey, 1821? Access by written permission inquiring for her health. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/398 Part of a letter from Lady Forester to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only replying to Lady Jersey's letter of condolence Available only with advance on the death of a friend. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/399 Letter from Elizabeth Conyngham, 1st. 1826? Access by written permission Marchioness of Conyngham to Lady Jersey only commenting on Lady Jersey's visits to Paris Available only with advance and Vienna, and thanking her for news of notice and at the discretion of the Albert, Lady Conyngham's son. LMA Director

ACC/0510/400 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) at York to Lady 1825 - 1827? Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on mutual acquaintances. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/401 Letter from Lady Elizabeth (Harcourt) at 1827 Access by written permission Woburn to Lady Jersey only giving an account of the house party at Available only with advance Woburn. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/402 Letter from the Duchess of Bedford at Woburn 1827? Access by written permission Abbey to Lady Jersey only assuring her that she was not offended at Lady Available only with advance Jersey's going to the Duke of York's, who was notice and at the discretion of the seriously ill, instead of Woburn. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 53 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/403 Letter from W. Hayter to Lady Jersey 1827 Access by written permission thanking her for her praise of his paper on his only late master, the Duke of York. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/404 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) to Lady Jersey 1827? Access by written permission commenting on the attacks made by various only statesmen on each other and mentioning some Available only with advance young men he considers promising. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/405 Letter from (Henry Brougham) to Lady Jersey, 1827 Access by written permission giving an account of the Wakefield case. only The Wakefield case: Edward Gibbon Wakefield Available only with advance and others were brought to trial on 24 March notice and at the discretion of the 1827 for the abduction of a Miss Turner. LMA Director

ACC/0510/406 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) in York to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only endeavouring to clear up some Available only with advance misunderstanding about a vacancy in Lady notice and at the discretion of the Jersey's household. LMA Director

ACC/0510/407 (Henry Brougham) to Lady Jersey 1827 Access by written permission giving her the latest political news: that Canning only has been approved as Prime Minister, and Available only with advance Copley has succeeded Eldon as Lord notice and at the discretion of the Chancellor. LMA Director

ACC/0510/408 Letter from Lady Jersey to her brother-in-law 1827 Access by written permission Lord Duncannon only setting out her opinions on the present political Available only with advance situation, with which she knows Lord notice and at the discretion of the Duncannon will disagree. Lord Duncannon LMA Director married in 1805 Lady Maria Fane, Lady Jersey's sister. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 54 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/409 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) at Endsleigh 1827 Access by written permission (Devon) to Lady Jersey only discussing Canning, and hoping that Grey will Available only with advance rally the Whigs and other anti-Canningites. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/410 Letter from George Agar-Ellis at Roehampton 1827 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only expressing his delight at all the changes in Available only with advance power and his support for Canning. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/411 Letter from Earl Grey to Lady Jersey 1827 Access by written permission giving news of the latest political developments only and the King's attitude to them. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/412 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) at Endsleigh 1827 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only wondering how Lord Lansdowne can serve in Available only with advance Canning's administration, and commenting on notice and at the discretion of the other politicians' reactions. LMA Director

ACC/0510/413 Letter from (Lord) A(uckland) to Lady Jersey 1827? Access by written permission wishing that all the political manoeuvrings were only finished. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/414 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on Canning's proposed Cabinet Available only with advance and stating his intention of remaining aloof, like notice and at the discretion of the Lord Jersey and Earl Grey. LMA Director

ACC/0510/415 Letter from (Lord) A(uckland) in London to Lady 1827? Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on the dispute caused by the Available only with advance formation of the new government. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 55 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/416 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) at Endsleigh 1827 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only telling her how depressed he is by the events of Available only with advance the past two weeks and especially by notice and at the discretion of the Lansdowne's agreeing to join Canning's LMA Director administration.

ACC/0510/417 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) at Endsleigh 1827 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only telling her of his support for Grey against any Available only with advance ultra-Tories and ultra-Canningites. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/418 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) to Lady Jersey 1827 Access by written permission talking about his own promotion and difficulties only arising from it. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/419 Letter from (Sir) A(rthur) P(aget) to Lady 1827? Access by written permission Jersey, his sister in law only explaining some remarks he passed on about Available only with advance the Duke of Wellington and commenting on notice and at the discretion of the Canning, Grey and Lansdowne. Sir Arthur was LMA Director the second husband of Lady Jersey's sister Augusta.

ACC/0510/420 Letter from the Earl of Sefton to Lady Jersey 1827? Access by written permission giving some society gossip, and the rumour that only Canning is out. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/421 One page of a letter from the Duke of Hamilton 1827 Access by written permission and Brandon to Lady Jersey only commenting on our position in Europe, and the Available only with advance need to limit Russian ambitions. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 56 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/422 One page of a letter from the Duke of Hamilton 1828 Access by written permission and Brandon to Lady Jersey only entioning that his son Angus met Lord Villiers at Available only with advance Oxford a few days before. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/423 One page of a letter from H(enry) B(rougham) 1828 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only entioning that Lord Lansdowne has returned Available only with advance from France. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/424 Letter from the Earl of Lauderdale at 1829 Access by written permission Thirlestane Castle, Berwick to Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter of condolence on the Available only with advance death of his daughter Lady Anne Fraser. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/425 Letter from F. Gwrard / Gerald to Lady Jersey 1829 Access by written permission offering her a second portrait in place of the only first. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/426 Letter from H(enry) Brougham to Lady Jersey 1830 Access by written permission giving details of a plan for the reform of only Parliament which is being introduced in the Available only with advance House. Brougham was foremost among the notice and at the discretion of the advocates of parliamentary reform in 1830, and LMA Director in 1832 helped Grey prepare the Reform Bill.

ACC/0510/427 First page of a letter from the (Duke of Bedford) 1830? Access by written permission at Exeter to Lady Jersey only praising Grey's speech. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/428 Last page of a letter from Lord William Russell 1830 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only hoping to see before he leaves from the Available only with advance continent. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 57 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/429 An unsigned letter from a lady in London to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only hoping Lady Jersey will soon be in town and Available only with advance giving news of current politics. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/430 Letter from Francis Russell in (Paris) to Lady 1831? Access by written permission Jersey, his aunt by marriage only asking her to lend him £500 to pay a debt on Available only with advance his return to England. Francis Russell was the notice and at the discretion of the son of Lord William Russell and Lady Charlotte LMA Director Ann Villiers, sister of the 5th. Earl of Jersey.

ACC/0510/431 Letter from Francis Russell in (London) to Lady 1831? Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her letter and offer to send Available only with advance £200 to him. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/432 Unsigned letter from a lady to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission possibly from a member of the family since it only begins "Dear Sarah" and goes onto talk at great Available only with advance length about gratitude and people (Francis notice and at the discretion of the Russell?) borrowing money, and various mutual LMA Director acquaintances.

ACC/0510/433 Letter from the Duke of Bedford at Nuneham to 1831 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only explaining the conduct of Lady Elizabeth and Available only with advance hoping that she and Lady Jersey will soon notice and at the discretion of the renew their former friendship. LMA Director

ACC/0510/434 Letter from the Duke of Bedford at Woburn 1831 Access by written permission Abbey to Lady Jersey only commenting again on the misunderstanding Available only with advance between her and Lady Elizabeth and giving notice and at the discretion of the some news from France and Holland. LMA Director

ACC/0510/435 Letter from Lady Elizabeth Harcourt at 1831 Access by written permission Nuneham to Lady Jersey only trying to clear up the misunderstanding Available only with advance between herself and Lady Jersey, which notice and at the discretion of the involved letters going astray. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 58 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/436 Copy of a letter from Lady Jersey to Lady 1831 Access by written permission Elizabeth Harcourt only in reply to Lady Harcourt's letter (Acc. 510/435), Available only with advance telling her that Lady Jersey is not aware that notice and at the discretion of the she has said or done anything to offend. LMA Director

ACC/0510/437 Last page of a letter from the Marquess of 1831 Access by written permission Tavistock at Bedford to Lady Jersey only entioning the Duke of Wellington and "moderate Available only with advance reform." notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/438 Part of a letter from the Marquess of Tavistock 1832 Access by written permission at Bedford to Lady Jersey only giving his views on reform. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/439 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) in London 1832 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only commenting on the gloomy political prospect for Available only with advance the country in the coming year. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/440 Copy of a note from Lady Jersey to the Duke of 1832 Access by written permission Devonshire only thanking him for a beautiful little drawing book. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/441 Letter from George Villiers in Paris to Lady 1832 Access by written permission Jersey only enclosing a letter from the Duc d'Orleans and Available only with advance telling her of the discovery of a plot against the notice and at the discretion of the King and the Royal Family apparently by LMA Director Carlists, Republicans and Buonapartists acting together. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 59 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/442 Letter from George Villiers in Paris to Lady 1832 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her about the delays in the completion of Available only with advance her Court dress and hoping it will arrive in time. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/443 Formal note from Mr. Andrews to Lady Jersey 1832 Access by written permission requesting her to arrive at church on time if she only wishes to occupy Lady Grantham's pew. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/444 Draft letter from Lady Jersey to Mr. Andrews 1832 Access by written permission explaining why she arrives late at the church only and asking why Lady Grantham's pew should Available only with advance be filled by people not authorised to be there. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/445 Formal note from Mr. Andrews to Lady Jersey 1832 Access by written permission informing her that he has given the pew-opener only instructions not to fill Lady Grantham's pew. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/446 Letter from Lord Auckland at the Board of 1832 Access by written permission Trade to Lady Jersey only thanking her for her note. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/447 Part of a letter from Isabelle Anson at Ashby de 1832 Access by written permission la Zouche to Lady Jersey only giving news of her baby girl. Isabelle Anson, Available only with advance daughter of 1st. Baron Forester, married notice and at the discretion of the General the Hon. George Anson in 1830. LMA Director

ACC/0510/448 Part of a letter from Isabelle Anson at Brighton 1832 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only hoping Lady Jersey will visit Brighton soon. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 60 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/449 Letter from John Russell in London to Lady 1832 Access by written permission Jersey only refusing an invitation as he has to stay in town Available only with advance to deal with his late brother's affairs. Francis notice and at the discretion of the Russell died 24 November 1832. LMA Director

ACC/0510/450 Letter from Lord George Bentinck to Lady 1832 Access by written permission Jersey only giving her an amusing account of the new Available only with advance members in the reformed House of Commons. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/451 Letter from the Duke of Bedford at Woburn to 1832 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only enclosing a letter written by his son Lord Available only with advance Tavistock to the returning officer at Bedford notice and at the discretion of the about the disenfranchisement of his vote there LMA Director when he was called to the House of Lords, and asking Lord and Lady Jersey to make the truth of the matter known.

ACC/0510/452 Letter from the Duke of Bedford at Woburn to 1833 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking her for her support of Tavistock, who Available only with advance has been maligned by his enemies over his notice and at the discretion of the vote at Bedford. LMA Director

ACC/0510/453 Letter from Lord William Russell in Rome to 1833 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter on the death of his Available only with advance son Francis and the kindness she and Lord notice and at the discretion of the Jersey showed him. LMA Director

ACC/0510/454 Note from (John?) Russell to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission declining an invitation on account of other only engagements. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 61 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/455 Copy of a letter from Lady Jersey to Duke (of 1833 Access by written permission Norfolk?) only explaining some gossip which had reached him Available only with advance and displeased him. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/456 Note from Viscount Castlereagh to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission sending best wishes from his step-mother, Lady only Londonderry. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/457 Letter from the Marchioness of Londonderry to 1831? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only sending her a picture of herself for her boudoir. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/458 Letter from Lady Londonderry to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission thanking her for a present, and commenting on only various people in society. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/459 Part of a letter from Charles Ross to Lady 1833 Access by written permission Jersey recommending a tutor. only Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/460 Letter from Mrs. Amelia Opie to Lady Anne 1833 Access by written permission informing her that she will be glad to comply only with Lady Jersey's request and awaits further Available only with advance communications. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/461 Letter from Lord Porchester to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission thanking her for her letter on the death of his only father, the 2nd. Earl of Carnarvon. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 62 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/462 Letter from Lady Westmoreland to Lady Jersey, 1833 Access by written permission her step-daughter only relating her feelings at trying to take the place Available only with advance of Lady Jersey's mother. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/463 Letter from Lady Westmoreland to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission giving her own views and reflections on life and only describing how Lady Jersey's sister, Augusta, Available only with advance does not wish to see her. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/464 Letter from Sir Henry Halford to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission thanking her for her letter, and giving news of only his wife (who died later that day). Sir Henry Available only with advance Halford was physician to George IV, William IV notice and at the discretion of the and Queen Victoria. LMA Director

ACC/0510/466 Letter from Lady C. G. Lamb to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission telling her that Lady Dover is very composed only and intends to be at the funeral of her husband Available only with advance Lord Dover. (Formerly George Agar-Ellis) notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/467 Letter from Lady Laura FitzRoy to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission lamenting the coolness between them for the only past few years and bidding Lady Jersey a kind Available only with advance farewell on her departure from England. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/468 Draft letter from (Lady Jersey) to Lady Laura 1833 Access by written permission (FitzRoy). only thanking her for her letter renewing their old Available only with advance friendship and arranging to call the next day. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/469 Letter from the Earl of Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission giving the latest news of his wife, who is still only seriously ill and commenting on the political Available only with advance situation. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 63 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/470 Letter from Lord Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission telling her that Lady Aberdeen is worse and only may not be fit enough to see Lady Jersey. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/471 Letter from the Earl of Wicklow to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission giving news of Lady Aberdeen, who is still alive, only but very weak. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/472 Note from Lord Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission telling her that Lady Aberdeen has had another only very bad day and he has been unable to leave Available only with advance the house. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/473 Letter from Lord Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission telling her that he and the children will be at only home if she calls the next day, and thanking her Available only with advance for her sympathy on the death of his wife. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/474 Letter from Lord Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission regretting he has not the strength to see her only that day, but hoping to call at Osterley the next Available only with advance Wednesday to see her before she goes. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/475 Letter from Lady Seymour at Geneva to Lady 1833 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting bitterly on British politics and Available only with advance complaining about her travels abroad. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/476 Letter from Lady Ravensworth to Lady Jersey 1833 Access by written permission giving news of her family, particularly the fact only that all her daughters had to be vaccinated as it Available only with advance was thought the governess had smallpox. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 64 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/477 Letter from the Hon. Olivia de Ros to Lady 1833? Access by written permission Jersey only telling her that she hopes to be married at Available only with advance Windsor in about 3 weeks and has been most notice and at the discretion of the kindly received by her future father-in-law. LMA Director

ACC/0510/478 Letter from Laura Paget to her aunt, Lady 1833? Access by written permission Jersey only asking her advice about becoming one of the Available only with advance Queen's Maids of Honour, as there will be a notice and at the discretion of the vacancy on Olivia de Ros' marriage. LMA Director

ACC/0510/479 Letter from the Earl Granville to Lady Jersey 1833? Access by written permission thanking her for her letter of condolence on the only death of his second son, Granville William, Available only with advance aged 17 years. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/480 Letter from the Baroness de Clifford at 1835 Access by written permission Hinckley, (Leics.) to Lady Jersey only telling her of her arrangements for the winter Available only with advance and giving news of her children. Baroness de notice and at the discretion of the Clifford was married to John Russell, who died LMA Director in 1835.

ACC/0510/481 Letter from Lady Jane D. Hamilton at North 1835 Access by written permission Berwick to Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter of condolence on the Available only with advance death of her brother, Henry. Captain Sir Henry notice and at the discretion of the Duncan, died 1 November 1835. LMA Director

ACC/0510/482 Letter from Lady Caroline Powlett at Downham 1835? Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only commenting scathingley on Lady Shelley and Available only with advance various other acquaintances. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/483 Letter from Lady Harriet Howard in Paris to 1835 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only giving her news of a lace gown that has been Available only with advance sent off to her and commenting on people and notice and at the discretion of the events in Paris. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 65 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/484 Letter from Duke of Rutland at Belvoir Castle to 1835 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter of sympathy on the Available only with advance death of his brother Robert. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/485 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on the Irish Representative peers. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/486 Letter from R. Sneyd at Keel to Lady Jersey 1835? Access by written permission commenting on politics, especially in the light of only the imminent death of the Duke of Beaufort Available only with advance (who died 23 November 1835). notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/487 Letter from Lady Worcester at Badminton to 1835? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking her for her letter, and giving an Available only with advance account of the death of her father-in-law the notice and at the discretion of the Duke of Beaufort. LMA Director

ACC/0510/488 Letter from the Marquess of Worcester at 1835 Access by written permission Badminton (Glos.) to Lady Jersey only thanking her for her kind letter on the death of Available only with advance his father, the Duke of Beaufort. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/489 Letter from Lord Fitzroy Somerset to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her letter on the death of his Available only with advance brother, the Duke of Beaufort. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/490 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only giving her advice on what Lord Villiers should Available only with advance do about the dispute over his Weymouth seat. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 66 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/491 Letter from (?Lord Auckland) to Lady Jersey 1835 Access by written permission commenting on the news of the elections, and only on various acquaintances. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/492 Letter from J. Ewing (?) to Lady Jersey at 1835 Access by written permission Brighton only commenting on political events, hoping that the Available only with advance Duke of Wellington will give his support to Sir notice and at the discretion of the Robert Peel, and mentioning his own prospects LMA Director of winning the seat at Antrim.

ACC/0510/493 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only repeating that he is unable to interfere in the Available only with advance affair of Lord Villier's seat at Weymouth and notice and at the discretion of the recommending that he should ask Sir Robert LMA Director Peel for help.

ACC/0510/494 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only apologising for having offended Lady Jersey by Available only with advance not intervening to help Lord Villiers in the notice and at the discretion of the Weymouth dispute. LMA Director

ACC/0510/495 Letter from the Duke of Wellington to Lady 1835 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her that he has nothing to say about Available only with advance Lady Salisbury's but believes she had set fire to notice and at the discretion of the herself before. Lady Salisbury was killed in the LMA Director fire which destroyed the west wing of Hatfield House.

ACC/0510/496 Letter from Lord Cowley to Lady Jersey 1835? Access by written permission thanking her for her sympathy on the death of only his mother-in-law, Lady Salisbury, whose Available only with advance remains have not yet been discovered in the notice and at the discretion of the ruins of Hatfield House. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 67 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/497 Letter from the Earl of Westmoreland to his 1835 Access by written permission daughter, Lady Jersey only giving various items of news. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/498 Letter from Lady Ponsonby at (?) Therapin 1838 Access by written permission (Turkey?) to her sister-in-law, Lady Jersey, in only Malta Available only with advance asking if she is considering visiting them. Lady notice and at the discretion of the Ponsonby was Lord Jersey's sister and her LMA Director husband was ambassador in Constantinople from 1832 to 1841.

ACC/0510/499 Letter from the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir 1838? Access by written permission Castle to Lady Jersey only wishing her a pleasant trip abroad. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/500 Letter from the (Duke of) R(utland) to Lady 1838? Access by written permission Jersey only sending her some game as a present before Available only with advance she starts on her foreign travels. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/501 Letter from Lord Norreys at Lyons to Lady 1838 Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her letter on the death of his Available only with advance mother-in-law, Lady Elizabeth Harcourt, and notice and at the discretion of the giving an account of her sudden and LMA Director unexpected death in Milan.

ACC/0510/502 Letter from General Sir Henry Fane on march in 1838 Access by written permission the Seikh States (India) to Lady Jersey only giving her some advice to pass on to a young Available only with advance protege, and telling her his plans for entering notice and at the discretion of the Afghanistan and taking Kandahar and Cabal. LMA Director Sir Henry Fane was commander-in-chief in India from 1835. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 68 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/503 Letter from the Hon. R. K. Craven to Lady 1838? Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her note informing him of the Available only with advance Earl of Sefton's death. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/504 Letter from Lady Augusta Paget to her sister 1837 - 1838? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking her for her kindness in looking after Available only with advance her daughter Laura at her debut and telling her notice and at the discretion of the that he son Amelius will soon be going to sea. LMA Director

ACC/0510/505 Letter from Lady Augusta Paget to her sister 1838? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only telling her she and her daughter Laura arrived Available only with advance home safely and thanking her for her notice and at the discretion of the hospitality. LMA Director

ACC/0510/506 Letter from Lady Augusta Paget at Dover to her 1838? Access by written permission sister Lady Jersey only thanking her for the two letters received on the Available only with advance death of her son, Cecil Augustus Paget. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/507 Letter from the (Duke of) B(edford) at Woburn 1838 Access by written permission Abbey to Lady Jersey only apologising that age makes him a poor letter Available only with advance -writer, and commenting gloomily on the notice and at the discretion of the present political situation. LMA Director

ACC/0510/508 Letter from Mr. Lambton (in Vienna) to his aunt 1839? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only asking for news of Clementina, and advising Available only with advance them to leave Rome as soon as possible. John notice and at the discretion of the George Lambton was the son of Lady Anne LMA Director Villiers, Lord Jersey's sister.

ACC/0510/509 Letter from (Mr. Lambton) (in Vienna) to his 1839? Access by written permission aunt Lady Jersey only expressing his delight at Clementina's recovery Available only with advance and mentioning the scandal of Lady Flora notice and at the discretion of the Hastings. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 69 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/510 Letter from Mr. Lambton (in Vienna) to his aunt nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only commenting on various acquaintances. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/511 Letter from Hedworth Lambton to his aunt Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only sending news of his brother John who is as well Available only with advance as can be expected. Hedworth Lambton was notice and at the discretion of the the 3rd. and youngest son of Lady Anne Villiers LMA Director and her husband, John Lambton.

ACC/0510/512 Letter from the (Duke of) R(utland) at 1839 Access by written permission Newmarket to Lady Jersey only commenting on the scandal of Lady Flora Available only with advance Hastings and giving news of various other notice and at the discretion of the acquaintances. LMA Director

ACC/0510/513 Note from the (Duke of) R(utland) to Lady 1839 Access by written permission Jersey in Rome re the Queen only 'They say that the queen is in a state of Available only with advance anxious disquietude respecting the Result of notice and at the discretion of the the discussion going on in the House of LMA Director Commons.'

ACC/0510/514 Unsigned letter from a friend in Paris to Lady 1839 Access by written permission Jersey at Florence only giving news of her family and her possible Available only with advance plans for the summer, commenting on French notice and at the discretion of the politics and Queen Victoria's loss of popularity LMA Director over the Lady Flora Hastings affair.

ACC/0510/515 Letter from Lord Aberdeen to Lady Jersey 1839 Access by written permission telling her that the Queen, on the advice of the only Duke of Wellington, has sent for Sir Robert Available only with advance Peel, and there are hopes that a new notice and at the discretion of the government will soon be formed. LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 70 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/516 Letter from J(ohn) Lambton to Lady Jersey 1839 Access by written permission commenting on English politics and the Lady only Flora Hasting letters and on various Available only with advance acquaintances. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/517 Letter from the Duke of Buccleuch in Naples to 1839 Access by written permission Lady Jersey in Florence only telling her that he and the Duchess hope to Available only with advance arrive in Florence at the end of the month. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/518 Letter from Lord William Russell to Lady Jersey 1839 Access by written permission giving her the news of his youngest grand only -daughter's engagement to an Irish barrister. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/519 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) to Lady Jersey 1839? Access by written permission commenting on Lady Flora Hastings now near only death, and Lord Melbourne's and Lady Available only with advance Tavistock's part in the affair. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/520 Letter from Lady Mary Fox in Florence to Lady 1840? Access by written permission Jersey only wishing she were in London for the wedding of Available only with advance Queen Victoria, (on 10 February), and giving an notice and at the discretion of the account of the court and society in Florence. LMA Director

ACC/0510/521 Letter from the Countess of Sheffield to Lady 1840? Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her letter on the death of her Available only with advance mother, the Countess of Harewood. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/522 Letter from a Mr. G. Hamilton in Vienna to Lady 1840 Access by written permission Jersey only giving a description of the season in Vienna. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 71 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/523 Letter from the (Duke of) W(ellington) to Lady 1840 Access by written permission Jersey only apologising that he may not be able to dine with Available only with advance her because of the report of the Irish Co notice and at the discretion of the -operation Bill in the House of Lords. LMA Director

ACC/0510/524 Letter from Henry Brougham to Lady Jersey 1841? Access by written permission commenting on the fact that Lord Melbourne only insists on staying in office, although the Available only with advance government is defeated at every turn. notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/525 Letter from (Viscount) D(uncannon) to Lady 1843 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her they have all arrived safely (in Ireland Available only with advance ) and describing the latest alterations and notice and at the discretion of the improvements to his estate. LMA Director

ACC/0510/526 Testimonial from E. J. Towsend Rector of 1846 Access by written permission Thrington, to the character of his curate, the only Rev. R. E. Hughes. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director

ACC/0510/527 Letter from the Rev. J. Y. Seagram, Bacton 1846 Access by written permission Rectory, Woodstock, Oxon, to Lord Jersey only testifying to the character of Mr. Hughes, as Available only with advance possible successor to his father as Rector of notice and at the discretion of the Shenington. LMA Director

ACC/0510/528 Invitation from Mr. Fox-Strangways to Lady 1846? Access by written permission Jersey to dinner the next week. only William Fox-Strangways, 1795-1865, was a Available only with advance distinguished diplomat and from 1840 to 1849 notice and at the discretion of the Minister Plenipotentiary to the Diet of the LMA Director Germanic Confederation.

ACC/0510/529 Draft refusal from Lady Jersey of Mr. Fox 1846 Access by written permission -Strangways invitation to dinner, on account of only Lord Jerseys illness. Available only with advance notice and at the discretion of the LMA Director LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 72 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/530 Letter from Mr. W. Fox-Strangways in Frankfurt 1846 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only regretting that he will be in Wiesbaden for the Available only with advance next week and unable to see her, and notice and at the discretion of the upholding the honour of an unnamed Lady who LMA Director he believes has been misrepresented to Lady Jersey. Undated correspondence of Lady Jersey

ACC/0510/536 Letter from the Duchess of Argyll to her sister-in nd Access by written permission -law Lady Jersey, inquiring after her health. only

ACC/0510/537 Formal letter from Mrs. Robert Arkwright to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Sending her the music of the "Fire King", and inquiring if she knows of anyone who wants a good governess.

ACC/0510/538 Letter from Lord Bathurst to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Describing the alterations he has made in his only verses to her.

ACC/0510/539 Letter from Mr. H.V.Bayley to Lady Jersey, on nd Access by written permission behalf of the Bishop of Lincoln and Mrs. only Tomline Acquainting her with the fact that they have just discovered that their son Richard Pretyman has for some years been secretly married to a woman they will not receive and has therefore been cut off from the family.

ACC/0510/540 Part of a note from G(ertrude) Bennet to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey, inquiring how she is. only (Gertrude Bennet was the eldest daughter of Lord William Russell, and wife of the Hon. Henry Grey Bennet.)

ACC/0510/541 Letter from Helen Blackwood at Hampton Court nd Access by written permission Palace to Lady Jersey only Sending some of her verses, at Lady Jersey's request.

ACC/0510/542 Letter from H(enry) B(rougham) to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Giving her news of an unnamed lady who is only dangerously ill. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 73 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/543 Letter from Henry Brougham in Edinburgh to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Telling her about his reception in Scotland and his being made a Freeman of the City of Edinburgh.

ACC/0510/544 Letter from Lord Chelsea to Lady Jersey, about nd Access by written permission a misunderstanding over a book. only

ACC/0510/545 Letter from Lady Chelsea to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Arranging to call on her, and giving her the only name of a "coiffeur" in Spain.

ACC/0510/546 Letter from (Charles Culling-Smith) to Lord nd Access by written permission Jersey only Reminding Lord Jersey of the money he owes Culling-Smith and asking for some of it to pay off a large bill.

ACC/0510/547 Letter from the Duke of Devonshire at nd Access by written permission Chatsworth to Lady Jersey only Promising to employ someone she has recommended if the work is well done.

ACC/0510/548 Letter from Viscount Duncan to Lady Jersey, nd Access by written permission thanking her for the tickets for Almacks. only

ACC/0510/549 Letter from Viscount Duncannon to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Expressing his hurt at things she has said to only him about their disagreements over Ireland. Viscount Duncannon married Lady Jersey's sister, Lady Maria Fane.

ACC/0510/550 Letter from (Viscount) D(uncannon) to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only To end any unpleasantness arising out of their differing views on Ireland.

ACC/0510/551 Letter from (Maria Viscountess Duncannon) to nd Access by written permission her sister Lady Jersey only Inquiring about their step-mother Lady Westmoreland's proposed journey and arranging to go to Middleton Park. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 74 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/552 Letter from Maria Edgeworth at Hampstead to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Thanking her for her kindness and asking if she may call on her again.

ACC/0510/553 Letter from Lord Farnborough to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Hoping to be able to send her some of Lady only Farnborough's sketches soon.

ACC/0510/554 Letter from the (2nd.) Earl of Glengall to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only Concerning the date of the Glengall's ball, which clashes with one at Almack's.

ACC/0510/555 Letter from the Earl of Glengall to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Suggesting that the date of the Almack's ball only might be changed.

ACC/0510/556 Letter from Lady Godolphin to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Commenting on the loss of three baby only grandchildren in the past year.

ACC/0510/557 Letter from Mrs. P. Graham to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Asking her to send some material and only describing the people who are coming to Paris.

ACC/0510/558 Letter from George Graham (in Paris) to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only (Announcing the birth of his son.)

ACC/0510/559 Letter from (?Lord) R. Grosvenor at Vittoria to nd Access by written permission Lord Jersey only Telling him that a misunderstanding about an apartment at The Grande Bretagne has been cleared up.

ACC/0510/560 Letter from Lady Jane D. Hamilton to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey, discussing new dresses for the Drawing only Room.

ACC/0510/561 Letter from Lady Elizabeth Harcourt to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only Regretting she was unable to attend her party last night, because of ill-health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 75 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/562 Letter from Lady Elizabeth Harcourt in London nd Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only Hoping to see her soon, and commenting on various people.

ACC/0510/563 Letter from the Marquess of Hertford in Milan to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Telling her that he will soon have to leave Milan as the cholera is approaching, although he had intended to spend the winter in Italy.

ACC/0510/564 Letter from Lady Heytesbury to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Giving her a detailed account of Baroness only Lievin's attempts to attract the Russian Emperor's attention and commenting on Anglo -Russian relations.

ACC/0510/565 Letter from Lady Heytesbury to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Giving details of the cost of living in Madrid, only prices for renting houses, before Lady Jersey leaves for Spain.

ACC/0510/566 Letter from A.H. to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Thanking her for her note and advice upon the only death of her sister the Duchess, after years of alienation between them.

ACC/0510/567 Letter from Lady Jersey to an unknown nd Access by written permission correspondent only Commenting on and supplementing the recipient's definition of the Whig party.

ACC/0510/568 Note from Lady Jersey at Wiesbaden about nd Access by written permission some glass left with Mr. Facchi, a glass only merchant at Wiesbaden, and instructions about sending it.

ACC/0510/570 Letter from (Lady) C.G. Lamb to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Commenting on Lady Jersey's coolness only towards Lord Brougham and his unhappiness.

ACC/0510/571 Note from the Marquess of Lansdowne to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only Thanking her for her note, and arranging to call the next day. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 76 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/572 Note from the Marquess of Lansdowne to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey, thanking her for her note. only

ACC/0510/573 Letter from Lady Sophia Lennox to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Thanking her for her letter of condolence on the only death of an unnamed friend.

ACC/0510/574 Formal letter from Mr. Ludlow to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Telling her that he will collect the polling papers only for the election for the deaf and dumb the day before the election.

ACC/0510/575 Letter from Lady Lyndhurst to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Apologising for not calling on her the previous only night and saying how glad she is to hear that Lady Jersey does not attend Earl Grey's parties.

ACC/0510/576 Note from C.L. to Lady Jersey, hoping that she nd Access by written permission will call now that she is back in town. only

ACC/0510/577 Letter from Lady Morpeth to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Promising to come if Lady Jersey needs her, as only she realises how affected she must be by "this event."

ACC/0510/578 Letter from (Lord) P(onsonby) to Lady Jersey, nd Access by written permission hoping she is better, and sending her a mixture only of camphor and spirits of wine. (Lord Ponsonby married Lady Frances Villiers, Lord Jersey's sister.)

ACC/0510/579 Letter from (Lord) P(onsonby) to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Expressing his anxiety over the illness of Lady only Fanny, his wife.

ACC/0510/580 Letter from E.A. Russell to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Commiserating with her on the sudden death of only a young lady well known to Lady Jersey. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 77 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/581 Letter from the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir nd Access by written permission Castle to Lady Jersey only Thanking her for the present of poplin for a waistcoat, and hoping she will join their race party before Easter.

ACC/0510/582 Letter from the (2nd. Marchioness of) Salisbury nd Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only Commenting on current proceedings in the House of Commons.

ACC/0510/583 Letter from (Richard) Brinsley Sheridan to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only Hoping to call soon to tell her about his travels. It is not certain whether this is the dramatist, who died in 1816, or his son who was an M.P. There is no watermark on the paper.

ACC/0510/584 Formal letter from Mr. Sotheby in Naples to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey, asking her to alter one word of his only poem.

ACC/0510/585 Letter from (?Mrs.) Walters to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Asking if she will invite a French lady who has only gone to live in Portman Street to one of her parties, and sympathising over Lady Sarah Villiers's illness abroad.

ACC/0510/586 Copy of part of a letter from Mr. Williams to nd Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Appealing for support for Madame de St. Cyr and her daughter Pollia Knox. On the second page is a list of subscriptions received.

ACC/0510/587 Letter from Lady C.S.D. Willoughby (de Eresby) nd Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only Asking arrangements so that balls at Almacks do not clash with other people's.

ACC/0510/588 Unsigned letter to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission Enclosing what the writer had written "about only poor Hamilton." (Missing). Miscellaneous items in Lady Jersey's correspondence. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 78 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/589 Letter from Sarah, Countess of Westmoreland nd Access by written permission to Mademoiselle only Assuring her that her mother is convinced that Mademoiselle knew nothing of her plan to elope with Lord Westmorland, and promising a pension of £40. per annum. Mademoiselle was apparently Lady Westmorland's governess before her marriage.

ACC/0510/590 Letter from Sarah, Countess of Westmoreland nd Access by written permission to Mademoiselle, sending her £40. only

ACC/0510/591 Letter from Sarah, Countess of Westmorland nd Access by written permission (Lady Jerseys mother) at Brympton, Devon, to only Mademoiselle, describing her stay there.

ACC/0510/592 Copy by Lady Jersey of part of a letter written in nd Access by written permission Florence on 6 December 1783 by Sir Thomas only Mann Describing a conversation between the King of Sweden and the Count of Albany (Bonnie Prince Charlie, the young Pretender) concerning his secret visit to London in Sept 1750 and his meeting with friends including the Earl of Westmoreland. (7th Earl).

ACC/0510/593 Copy of a song by an unknown author and 1814 Access by written permission some verses 'To the Honble. Mrs. Hope.' only

ACC/0510/594 An account of the death following an accident 1817 Access by written permission of Lord Boringdon, age 11 only Only son of 1st. Earl of Morley and his first wife, Lady Augusta Fane, Lady Jersey's sister.

ACC/0510/595 A note of the memorial erected to Lord 1817 Access by written permission Boringdon by his father. only His mother left his father and in 1809 married Sir Arthur Paget.

ACC/0510/596 Lady Jerseys account of London in August 1820 Access by written permission 1820 only At the time of the proceedings for the divorce of Queen Caroline, and the popular rejoicings at her triumph. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 79 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/597 Note from W.S. to the Hon. Mrs. S. Mackenzie nd Access by written permission of Seaforth, hoping to see her, but not in public, only with a note on the back from M.S.M.

ACC/0510/598 A copy of verses about schooldays at Eton, nd Access by written permission unsigned. only

ACC/0510/599 Copy of an English border ballad, 'Will of nd Access by written permission Windygyle, the Moss Trooper.' only

ACC/0510/600 Lines 'Written at Dunchurch on finding all the nd Access by written permission Rooms in the House taken by Mr. Toppin and only Mrs. Oddy.'

ACC/0510/601 'A Fragment' to Lady Jersey, beginning 'O! nd Access by written permission Mighty Queen of Berkeley Square' unsigned. only Letters from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey

ACC/0510/603 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1817 Access by written permission Telling her that she has despatched a dress only and giving some society news. The letter has been dated by a reference to Princess Charlotte, who died in November 1817

ACC/0510/604 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1818? Access by written permission Telling her how much she and M. de Talleyrand only are looking forward to Lady Jersey's visit, and describing a political cartoon of the French king being helped up a greasy pole to reach the crown.

ACC/0510/605 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1818? Access by written permission Regretting the delay Lady Jersey's visit due to only Lord Jersey's gout, giving society news, and asking Lady Jersey to receive General Sebastiani (1772-1851 - marshal of France and Foreign Minister under Louis-Philippe) with kindness. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 80 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/606 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1818 Access by written permission Telling her she is sending her a dress, only commenting on France now the Allies are leaving and hoping that the king will regain his powers. The Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, Oct 1818 stipulated that all foreign troops should leave French soil by 30 Nov 1818.

ACC/0510/607 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1818 Access by written permission Telling her that she is still ill and commenting only on Talleyrand's manoeuvres to stay afloat in the sea of French politics, which she describes.

ACC/0510/608 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Commenting on news of the Duke of Bedford's health and on the Queen of Sweden and Prince Oscar at Aix, and wishing Lady Jersey a safe delivery.

ACC/0510/609 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Expressing her distress at the Duke of Bedford's illness and commenting on Talleyrand's return to politics.

ACC/0510/610 Note from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1822 Access by written permission Sending her a scarf, and wishing her a happy only and safe delivery.

ACC/0510/611 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Commenting on the sudden death of Lord Londonderry, on the Duke of Bedford's illness and on various acquaintances in English society.

ACC/0510/612 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lord Jersey only Congratulating him on the birth of a daughter and commenting again on the death of Lord Londonderry and on the possibility of Lord Harrowby attaining office. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 81 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/613 Letter in English from M.D.S. in Paris to Lady 1822 Access by written permission Jersey only Congratulating her on the birth of her (eldest) daughter.

ACC/0510/614 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Asking her to persuade the Duke of Wellington to call at Aix on his way to the Congress of Vienna and giving a favourable opinion of Lady Grantham.

ACC/0510/615 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Expressing her joy that Lord Villiers is now out of danger, and describing La Fayette's return to France, covered in glory from his work in America.

ACC/0510/616 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) in Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Thanking her for the book she sent, asking for another pound of tea, and commenting on various mutual acquaintances.

ACC/0510/617 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1822 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only Thanking her for her vivid descriptions of English society and giving news of various acquaintances.

ACC/0510/618 Letter from Madame de Coigny in Paris to Lady 1822 Access by written permission Jersey only Expressing concern at the Duke of Bedford's ill -health and sending Lady Jersey a present of jewellery from Germany.

ACC/0510/619 Letter from Madame de Coigny in Paris to Lady 1823 Access by written permission Jersey only Asking her to ask the Duke of Bedford to return a dressing-box she left in London and commenting on France's help in the Spanish war. (France helped Ferdinand VII of Spain regain control of his empire, but Spain's American colonies were never regained.) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 82 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/620 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1823? Access by written permission Telling her of the death at birth of her only grandchild and commenting on the Spanish war and on Pozzo di Borgo, a Corsican diplomat and one of the very right-wing "Ultras."

ACC/0510/621 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1823 Access by written permission Sending her the latest fan, which she hopes will only be useful in Lady Jersey's pregnancy and commenting on the king's infatuation with the Countess du Cayla. (Madame du Cayla was able to influence Louis XVIII in favour of the "Ultras.")

ACC/0510/622 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Le Vaudreuil 1823? Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only Telling her she is glad to know Lady Jersey is better, but advising her to look after herself, and commenting on the King and Lady Holland.

ACC/0510/623 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Le Vaudreuil 1823 Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only Expressing her sympathy over Lady Jersey's illness, giving news about a troupe of actors, including Alfred de Noailles, and commenting on Savary's (minister of police under Napoleon) attack on Talleyrand.

ACC/0510/624 Letter from Madame de Coigny (in Paris) to 1824 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Thanking her for a shawl she has sent, describing the King's gift of land and money to Madame du Cayla, and commenting on Chateaubriand's infatuation for Madame de Castellane.

ACC/0510/625 Letter from (Madame de Coigny in Paris) to 1824 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only Describing the king's bestowal of a dukedom on Madame du Cayla's brother just before his marriage, and the elopement of Lady Alborough's grand-daughter with Lord Brudenell.

ACC/0510/626 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only Entioning the recent elections and describing her own ill-health. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 83 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/627 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only Hoping her small daughter will quickly recover, and commenting on the deaths of young Lord Titchfield and Lord Clarendon. Lord Titchfield was heir to the Duke of Portland and an M.P., and died 4 March 1824, aged 27.

ACC/0510/628 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Recommending a hairdresser and asking the only expected date of her next confinement.

ACC/0510/629 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only Congratulating her on the birth of her second daughter, telling her of General Sebastiani's plans for his daughter Fanny's marriage and of the opposition to M. de Villwle, President of the Council.

ACC/0510/630 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only Describing her own illness, telling her about her grand-daughter Fanny's engagement (to the Duc de Choiseul-Praslin), and asking if Lord Jersey will choose a landau and a pair of horses as a wedding present from her.

ACC/0510/631 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824? Access by written permission Jersey only Giving some very lively descriptions of various people, including Talleyrand, and commenting on Lady Caroline Lamb's grief at Lord Byron's death.

ACC/0510/632 Note from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady Jersey 1824? Access by written permission Returning, by M. Pasquier, the model of the only carriage Lord Jersey is commissioning for her and asking Lady Jersey to be kind to M. Pasquier.

ACC/0510/633 Letter from Madame de Coigny to (Lord Jersey) 1824 Access by written permission Details of the landau and wondering if it could only be shipped to her along with Prince Esterhazy's carriages. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 84 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/634 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Commenting on M. Pasquier's rather only unsuccessful visit to England, on Lady Caroline Lamb's treatment, and asking if Lord Jersey could order a tilbury for General (Sebastiani).

ACC/0510/635 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824? Access by written permission Jersey only Describing her illness, and asking Lady Jersey to choose a blue dress for Fanny.

ACC/0510/636 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Describing the King's failing health and telling only her she has found a pair of horses for the landau in Paris. Louis XVIII made his last public appearance on 25 August and died 15 September 1824.

ACC/0510/637 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Describing the arrangements for Fanny's only wedding, hoping the landau will arrive on time, and mentioning the King's pitifully feeble state.

ACC/0510/638 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Describing Charles X's accession to the throne only and the people's reaction, and asking for a light mourning dress suitable for wearing at the coronation.

ACC/0510/639 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Sending her two brochures of Chateaubriant, only and asking about the arrangements for sending the landau to France.

ACC/0510/640 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1824 Access by written permission Deploring the court mourning (for Louis XVIII) only which subdues the wedding festivities, and wishing she could visit Brighton again, but realising she is not well enough.

ACC/0510/641 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at the 1824 Access by written permission Chateau de Praslin to Lady Jersey only Thanking her for the mourning gown and describing Fanny and her new husband and the chateau at which they are staying. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 85 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/642 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only Asking if Lord Jersey will object to waiting till 10 November for payment of the landau, which has not yet arrived, and describing the appartment which General Sebastiani has given Fanny and her husband in Paris.

ACC/0510/643 Letter from General Horace Sebastiani (in Paris 1824 Access by written permission ) to Lady Jersey only Sending her Chateaubriand's latest publication ,Lettre a un Pair de France-, with his comments, mentioning Baron Fain's forthcoming book on the end of Napoleon's empire, and lamenting the departure of (Sir Charles) Stuart, the British Ambassador.

ACC/0510/644 Letter from Madame de Coigny at the Ch teau 1824 Access by written permission de Praslin, Seine et Marne, to Lady Jersey only telling her that the landau has arrived and also General Sebastiani's tilbury, and hoping Lord Jersey will wait for payment till her return to Paris, which she has postponed to see whether Fanny is pregnant or not.

ACC/0510/645 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at the 1824 Access by written permission Chateau de Praslin to Lady Jersey only describing the universal admiration of the new landau, how pleased Fanny and her husband are, and telling her the tragic story of M. de Lusignan and his young wife.

ACC/0510/646 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824? Access by written permission Jersey only sending some chocolate animals for the children, commenting on the king's new law suppressing the freedom of the press, and asking if she has received the copy of Fain's book that General Sebastiani sent her.

ACC/0510/647 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1824 Access by written permission Jersey only asking Lord Jersey to call at Drummond's of Charing Cross for payment for the landau, which Charles X is said to want copied for his own use. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 86 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/648 Note from Madame de Coigny in Paris to Lady 1825? Access by written permission Jersey only to be delivered by Lord John (Russell), mentioning the coming French elections.

ACC/0510/649 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1825 Access by written permission expressing her regret that the sweets she sent only the children got melted on the way, and commenting on various acquaintances.

ACC/0510/650 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1825? Access by written permission Sending some chocolate shapes to the only children, hoping that Lady Jersey will come to visit her at Le Vaudreuil, and telling her of Mademoiselle du Cayla's forthcoming marriage with the Prince de Beauvau and the bride's large dowry given her by Louis XVIII.

ACC/0510/651 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1825? Access by written permission Sending a scarf from her and M. de Flahaut, only and commenting on the new House of Peers and reactions to it. Joseph, comte de Flahaut de la Billarderie, 1785-1870 was Talleyrand's illegitimate son and became aide-de-camp to Napoleon, General and diplomat.

ACC/0510/652 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on the death the previous day of Princess Metternich, mentioning her grand -daughter, Fanny's, miscarriage, and telling Lady Jersey she intends to leave her her porcelain collection in her will.

ACC/0510/653 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey, only telling her that Longchamps was dazzled at the sight of Fanny in the new landau, and that the coronation (of Charles X) has been postponed, because the Pope is again demanding the return of Avignon or adequate compensation. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 87 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/654 Letter from Madame de Coigny in Paris to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only asking her to send an iron tea kettle and teapot, giving news of various people, including Prince Metternich, and his illegitimate son, and telling Lady Jersey she is going to take the waters at Aix-la-Chapelle in the summer.

ACC/0510/655 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her that the Customs have confiscated the tea things she sent, and commenting on the Duchess of Northumberland who is a great success as wife of the Ambassador Extraordinary at the coronation of Charles X.

ACC/0510/656 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting on an embarassing incident at Court, and on gossip she has received from England.

ACC/0510/657 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1825 Access by written permission Jersey only sending her a shawl and asking her to write to her at Aix-la-Chapelle, where she is going the next day.

ACC/0510/658 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1825? Access by written permission -Chapelle, Prussia to Lady Jersey only deploring the dullness of the society at Aix, and mentioning that the independance of Haiti has been recognised officially

ACC/0510/659 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at Aix-la 1825 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only commenting on mutual acquaintances in London and in Paris.

ACC/0510/660 Letter from (Madame de Coigny in Aix-la 1825? Access by written permission -Chapelle) to Lady Jersey only hoping that Lord Jersey is recovering, commenting on Lord and Lady Holland who have decided to spend the winter in Paris, and mentioning General Alava, who is making her stay in Aix more entertaining. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 88 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/661 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Aix-la 1825 Access by written permission -Chapelle to Lady Jersey only giving news of Lord and Lady Holland in Paris, and telling her of Fanny's disappointment at not meeting her in London.

ACC/0510/662 Letter from Madame de Coigny (in Ghent) to 1825 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only telling her that she has been persuaded to make a journey to Ghent and Brussels before returning to Paris. Messages from the Duc d'Alberg and Pierre d'Armbery, her travelling companions.

ACC/0510/663 Part of a letter from (Madame de Coigny) at the 1825 Access by written permission Hotel de Belvue to Lady Jersey only mentioning Lady Ponsonby and asking if Lady Jersey agrees with General Alava's opinion of her.

ACC/0510/664 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1826 Access by written permission asking if she received the present sent from Aix only -la-Chapelle the previous September, and commenting on Sheridan's autobiography and the choice of a new Tsar in Russia.

ACC/0510/665 Letter from Madame de Coigny at Le Vaudreuil, 1826? Access by written permission near Dieppe to Lady Jersey only describing the charms of her estate, inviting Lady Jersey to visit her there and telling her of General Sebastiani's election visit to Corsica.

ACC/0510/666 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1826 Access by written permission Jersey only giving news of various people and events in society.

ACC/0510/667 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1826 Access by written permission Jersey only giving the news of Paris society and asking her to send two books. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 89 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/668 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1826 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her how much she misses her now she has returned to England, giving some society gossip and asking anxiously about the Duke of York's failing health.

ACC/0510/669 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) in Paris to 1827 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only telling her she must look after herself even in her grief (? over the death of the Duke of York.)

ACC/0510/670 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only extending farther sympathy about the death of the Duke of York, and giving news of various people, including General Alava and Prince de Talleyrand.

ACC/0510/671 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only giving an account of the attack on Talleyrand as he was leaving the memorial service on the anniversary of the execution of Louis XVI and details of his general recovery.

ACC/0510/672 Last page of a letter from Madame de Coigny to 1827 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only sending her a sash, telling her of the death of Madame de Stael's son, Auguste, and commenting on Lady Jersey's pregnancy.

ACC/0510/673 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only recommending the bearer of this letter, a young woman in distressed circumstances who paints beautifully on enamel and porcelain, giving society gossip and commenting on Lord Liverpool's government.

ACC/0510/674 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1827 Access by written permission sending her good wishes for the birth of her only seventh child, and commenting on VillWle's bad influence over the king. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 90 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/675 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only telling her she is spending a month in the country where she will be joined by Fanny and her husband, and asking how Lord Villiers's political career is progressing.

ACC/0510/676 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at the Ch teau 1827 Access by written permission du Repos, Aisne, to Lady Jersey only commenting on the changes in the government in England and asking Lady Jersey's opinion of them.

ACC/0510/677 Letter from Madame de Coigny at the Ch teau 1827 Access by written permission du Buisson, Aisne to Lady Jersey only explaining that illness has prevented her from writing for a long time and questioning Lady Jersey about the political activities of the Duke of Wellington.

ACC/0510/678 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at 'Au Repos, 1827 Access by written permission Aisne' to Lady Jersey only describing her convalescence in the country, asking Lady Jersey's opinion as to Canning's successor (as Prime Minister), and commenting on affairs in Portugal.

ACC/0510/679 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) at the 1827 Access by written permission Chateau du Repos en Buisson, Aisne to Lady only Jersey Commenting on European politics, including the joint British, French and Russian warning to Turkey, and Don Miguel's arrival in Portugal.

ACC/0510/680 Letter from (Madame de Coigny still in the 1827 Access by written permission country), to Lady Jersey only telling her that she will soon return to Paris, that her grand-daughter Fanny is pregnant again and hopes for a son, and commenting on Paris society.

ACC/0510/681 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827 Access by written permission Jersey only commenting at length on the creation of 76 new peers, inspired by VillWle to counteract the number of "liberal" deputies, and on Wellington's position in English politics. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 91 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/682 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1827? Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for the present of a shawl, but complaining of the brevity of her letters, and mentioning all the intrigues against VillWle.

ACC/0510/683 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1828 Access by written permission Jersey only asking questions about all the ministerial changes in England and commenting on the reactions of various politicians to Catholic Emancipation.

ACC/0510/684 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1830 Access by written permission giving an account of the state of affairs in only France, with the king staying in Paris and the Duke of Orleans taking command of the army in Flanders, while many people are fleeing abroad.

ACC/0510/685 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1830 Access by written permission Jersey only Details the dangers of living in France, the daily terrors that General Sebastiani has to cope with as one of Louis-Philippe-s chief ministers, and the bravery of the new king staying in the centre of Paris.

ACC/0510/686 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey, 1830 Access by written permission telling her of the fate of M. de Polignac (chief only minister of Charles X), who is to be tried, and asking about the Duchess de Dino (who accompanied her uncle, Talleyrand, sent as French ambassador to England in September 1830.)

ACC/0510/687 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only telling her that she prefers the peace of the country to Louis-Philippe's court, but that her friends keep her informed of all events. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 92 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/688 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady 1831 Access by written permission Jersey only apologising for the delay in writing, caused by illness, and commenting on Belgium's difficulty in choosing a new king. Prince Leopold of Saxe -Coburg accepted the Belgian throne in July 1831.

ACC/0510/689 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1831 Access by written permission speculating on Leopold's future as King of the only Belgians, and on the coming session of the English parliament.

ACC/0510/690 Letter from (Madame de Coigny in Paris) to 1831? Access by written permission Lady Jersey only thanking Lady Jersey for her letters, which she enjoys very much, and the shawl, and deploring the very mixed society in Paris, into which she no longer goes much, since she hurt herself by a fall in her carriage.

ACC/0510/691 Part of a letter from (Madame de Coigny) to 1831 Access by written permission Lady Jersey only congratulating her on the marriage of her second son Augustus. Augustus Villiers married Georgiana Augusta Henrietta, 2nd. daughter of Viscount Keith, on 20 September 1831.

ACC/0510/692 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey 1832 Access by written permission describing her own and General Sebastiani's only illness, and the effect of the severe winter on people, and hoping for peace in the new year.

ACC/0510/693 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission enclosing a copy of a letter from the General only (Sebastiani), which she asks Lady Jersey to show only to the Duke (of Bedford) and Lord Holland and to tell her their opinion of it.

ACC/0510/694 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only thanking her for her interesting letter, and asking her to be kind to the young Polish nobleman who is the bearer of this letter. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 93 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/695 Letter from Madame de Coigny to Lady Jersey nd Access by written permission sending Lady Jersey one of the new large only ribbon belts, with detailed instructions on how to tie it.

ACC/0510/696 Letter from (Madame de Coigny) to Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey only with an extract from the "Courier des Spectacles" recently banned, and commenting on the rumours she has heard of Lord Tavistock's death.

ACC/0510/697 Last page of a letter from (Madame de Coigny) nd Access by written permission to Lady Jersey only giving news of various people including the Flahauts, and announcing that General Sebastiani is standing for election in the department of Aisne.

ACC/0510/698 Note from (Madame de Coigny) to (Lady nd Access by written permission Jersey), sending a cherry-coloured shawl. only Miscellaneous items of interest in French

ACC/0510/699 Copies of affidavits of witnesses to the birth of 1820 Access by written permission Prince Henry Charles Ferdinand Marie only Dieudonne d'Artois, and Caroline Ferdinande The pages are numbered 5 to 17 Louise, Princess of the Two Sicilies, duchesse and have been exami de Berry. posthumous son of Charles Ferdinand d'Artois, duc de Berry, (assassinated 14 February 1820)

ACC/0510/700 Extract from 'Vingt-cinq ans U Paris' vol.3. 1835 Access by written permission p.158 Apponyi only describing the death of the Princess de Talleyrand, and her niece, the Duchesse d'Esclignac's endeavours to obtain a legacy.

ACC/0510/701 Letter from Helen Macmillan to the 8th. 1918 Access by written permission Countess of Jersey only quoting part of a letter which she has just found from Prosper Merimee to his employer the Comte d'Argout, dated 14 December 1832 and describing a dinner given by the Prince de Talleyrand, French ambassador to England, at which the 5th. Countess of Jersey Child Family Wills LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 94 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/702 Probate of will, dated 21 March 1692, of 1694 Access by written permission Edward Child of Baroughden in the county of only Rutland, rector Main legatee: Sir Francis Child, testator's brother: all testator's estate, apart from a few small legacies.

ACC/0510/703 Will of Sir Francis Child of London, knight 1710 Access by written permission Main legatee: testator's wife. Residuary only legatees: Robert Child, testator's eldest son, Francis, James and Samuel Child, testator's sons. Bequests of property and personal estate.

ACC/0510/704 Probate of will dated 2 February 1710/11, of Sir 1713 Access by written permission Francis Child of London, knight, with 3 codicils, only dated 10 January 1712/13 and 10 September 1713. As ACC/0510/703. Codicils contain small bequests to testator's grandchildren and son-in -law, and farther legacies to James and Samuel Child.

ACC/0510/705 Probate of will, dated 20 May 1714, of Dame 1719 - 1720 Access by written permission Elizabeth Child, with codicil, dated 3 July 1719 only Legatees: testatrix's daughters, sons-in-law and grandchildren; sums of money from her personal estate. Codicil: main legatee: Elizabeth Collins, testatrix's grand-daughter; £2,000 on her marriage.

ACC/0510/706 Probate of will, dated 26 May 1710, of Robert 1721 Access by written permission Child of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middx., esq. Eldest only son of Sir Francis Child and one of the Aldermen of the City of London. Main legatee: testator's brother, Francis. Residuary legatee: testator's father, Sir Francis Child. Bequests of property and personal estate.

ACC/0510/707 Probate of will, dated 21 November 1739, of Sir 1740 Access by written permission Francis Child, Alderman of London only Main legatee: Treasurer and Governors of Christ Hospital, £1,000. Residuary legatees: testator's nieces, nephews, two brothers-in-law and servants: various sums of money. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 95 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/708 Probate of will, dated 22 June 1744, of Samuel 1752 Access by written permission Child of Osterley, Middx., esq. only Main legatee: testator's wife, Agatha Child. Residuary legatees: testator's sons, Francis, Samuel and Robert. Bequests of property and personal estate.

ACC/0510/709 Probate of will, dated 12 August 1762, of 1763 Access by written permission Agatha Child of Lincolns Inn Fields, Middx., only widow of Samuel Child Main legatee: testatrix's eldest son, Robert: £5,000. Residuary legatee: testatrix's son, Francis: remainder of her estate after payment of various bequests.

ACC/0510/710 Letters of administration of the estate of Francis 1763 Access by written permission Child only late of St. Giles in the Fields and Osterley Park, Middx., deceased, granted to Robert Child, esq., brother and only next of kin.

ACC/0510/711 Letters of administration with will annexed of 1763 Access by written permission the estate of Samuel Child of Osterley, Middx., only deceased

ACC/0510/712 Letters of administration with will annexed of 1767 Access by written permission the estate of Sir Robert Child only

ACC/0510/713 Letters of administration with will annexed of 1767 Access by written permission the estate of Sir Francis Child, late Alderman of only London. Granted to Robert Child, esq, his nephew, Sir Francis Child named his brother, Samuel, as executor of his last will and testament (Acc/0510/707); letters of administration of the estate of Samuel Child were granted to his son Robert Child (Acc/0510/711).

ACC/0510/714 Letters of administration with will annexed of 1773 Access by written permission the estate of Sir Francis Child of London, only knight, deceased Granted to Robert Child, esq, his great -nephew. Sir Francis Child named his son Francis one executor of his last will and testament (Acc/0510/703); Francis (later Sir Frances) Child were granted to his nephew, Robert Child (Acc/0510/713). LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 96 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/715 Letters of administration of the estate of Francis 1783 Access by written permission Child, late of St. Giles in the Fields and only Osterley Park, Middx., deceased originally granted to Robert Child, his brother and only next of kin (Acc. 510/715), now transferred to Sarah Child, widow, Robert Dent, John Church and John Keysall, executors named in the last will and testament of Robert Child, now deceased.

ACC/0510/716 Letters of administration of the estate of 1783 Access by written permission Samuel Child of Osterley, Middx., deceased only originally granted to Robert Child, his only surviving son (Acc. 510/711), now transferred to Sarah Child, widow, Robert Dent, John Church and John Keysall, executors named in the last will and testament of Robert Child, now deceased.

ACC/0510/717 Copy of the will, dated 22 February 1791, and 1791 - 1792? Access by written permission codicil, dated 7 June 1791, of Sarah, Lady only Ducie, formerly Sarah Child, widow of Robert Child of Osterley Park, Middx.

ACC/0510/718 Probate of will of Sarah, Lady Ducie, formerly 1793 Access by written permission Sarah Child, of Osterley Park in the parish of only Heston, Middx. Main legatee: her husband, Lord Ducie; Residuary legatees: 1) her daughter by her first marriage, Sarah, Countess of Westmorland 2) her grandson, John, Lord Burghersh. Bequests of Bank Annuities, jewellery and furnishings. Robert Child's Household Accounts

ACC/0510/719 Receipted bill for £31. 19s. 7d. from John 1775 Unfit Payce to Robert Child, esq. Not available for general access for plumbing work done in Berkeley Square between 23 January 1773 and 10 October 1774.

ACC/0510/720 Receipted bill for £17. 18s. 2½ d. from John 1775 Access by written permission Payce to Robert Child, esq. only for plumbing work done in Castle Yard, Holborn, between 2 January 1773 and 29 December 1774. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 97 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/721 Receipted bill for £72. 13s. 3d. from John Scott 1775 Access by written permission to Robert Child, esq. only for carpenters work done to his property in Castle Yard and Hamlock Court, between 19 July to 31 December 1774.

ACC/0510/722 Receipted bill for £13. 11s. from John Brown to 1775 Access by written permission Robert Child., esq. only for supplying and mending jockey caps between 24 February 1773 and 14 September 1774.

ACC/0510/723 Receipted bill for £10. 6s. 10½ d. from Andrew 1776 Access by written permission Shiells to Robert Child, esq. only for work done in his garden between 15 and 20 April 1776.

ACC/0510/724 Receipted bill for £10. 12s. 2d. from Thomas 1777 Access by written permission Nell to Robert Child, esq. only for labourer's wages for work done in the grounds at Osterley Park between 22 and 29 March 1777.

ACC/0510/725 Receipted bill for £10. 16s. from Thomas 1777 Access by written permission Froggatt to Mr, Child only for lighting 3 lamps from 15 March 1775 to 15 March 1777.

ACC/0510/726 Receipt for £1. 15s. 4d. 1790 Access by written permission one year's quit-rent, from the Lord of the Manor only of Greenford to the executors of the late Robert Child. Jersey Household Accounts

ACC/0510/727 Detailed account book of receipts and 1720-1726 Access by written permission payments of William, Viscount Villiers only who succeeded his father as 3rd. Earl of Jersey on 13 July 1721.

ACC/0510/728 Receipt book of William, (3rd.) Earl of Jersey 1748-1763 Access by written permission for the periods:- 16 October 1748 - 25 only December 1752 1 January 1753 - 11 July 1754 25 July 1754 - 30 December 1755 5 January 1756 - 7 June 1758 5 May 1761 - 21 May 1763 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 98 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/729 Receipt book of William, (3rd.) Earl of Jersey 1748-1763 Access by written permission for the periods:- 16 October 1748 - 25 only December 1752 1 January 1753 - 11 July 1754 25 July 1754 - 30 December 1755 5 January 1756 - 7 June 1758 5 May 1761 - 21 May 1763

ACC/0510/730 Receipt book of William, (3rd.) Earl of Jersey 1748-1763 Access by written permission for the periods:- 16 October 1748 - 25 only December 1752 1 January 1753 - 11 July 1754 25 July 1754 - 30 December 1755 5 January 1756 - 7 June 1758 5 May 1761 - 21 May 1763

ACC/0510/731 Receipt book of William, (3rd.) Earl of Jersey 1748-1763 Access by written permission for the periods:- 16 October 1748 - 25 only December 1752 1 January 1753 - 11 July 1754 25 July 1754 - 30 December 1755 5 January 1756 - 7 June 1758 5 May 1761 - 21 May 1763

ACC/0510/732 Receipt book of William, (3rd.) Earl of Jersey 1748-1763 Access by written permission for the periods:- 16 October 1748 - 25 only December 1752 1 January 1753 - 11 July 1754 25 July 1754 - 30 December 1755 5 January 1756 - 7 June 1758 5 May 1761 - 21 May 1763

ACC/0510/733 Detailed bill for £204 from M. Hanry, a Paris 1762 Access by written permission tailor, to Lord Villiers only with a letter discussing the embroidery on the two jackets made and dispatched.

ACC/0510/734 Eight cheques drawn by the (3rd.) Earl of 1762 Access by written permission Jersey on Messrs. Child's bank only including one signed by Lord Villiers for his father

ACC/0510/735 Statement of stocks bought on behalf of (3rd.) 1755? Access by written permission Earl of Jersey by his bankers, Messrs. Child, in only 1746 and 1755.

ACC/0510/736 Volume of receipts for legacies 1769 Access by written permission bequeathed by 3rd. Earl of Jersey, who died 28 only August 1769, and paid by 4th. Earl, mainly to servants, but including one to William Whitehead, Poet Laureate and formerly tutor to the 4th. Earl, and one to Lord Hyde. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 99 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/737 Statements of Lord Jerseys account with 1792-1803 Access by written permission Messrs. Child, bankers. only

ACC/0510/738 Receipt from Messrs. Child, bankers 1797 Access by written permission on behalf of Lord William Russell, to the Earl of only Jersey for £45.

ACC/0510/739 Receipted bill for £1. 1s. 4d. from Mr. White to 1808 Access by written permission Captain Mansell at Lord Jerseys only for butter supplied between 6 November 1807 and 25 June 1808. Official warrants, accounts and a deed of the Earls of Jersey

ACC/0510/740 Royal warrant of H.R.H. Frederick, Prince of 1733 Access by written permission Wales only appointing William, Earl of Jersey Gentleman of his Bedchamber, in place of Charles, Earl of Tankerville, at £200 p.a.

ACC/0510/741 Fees and fines payable by William, Earl of 1740 Access by written permission Jersey, on being made a Justice in Eyre only 1. Privy Seal Office 2-3. Signet Office 4. Treasury 5. Privy Seal 6. Attorney General's fees 7. Crown Office and Hanaper 8. Cover

ACC/0510/742 Certificate from the Marquess of Hertford, the 1769 Access by written permission Lord Chamberlain, that George Bussy, Earl of only Jersey, has been admitted a Gentleman of His Majestys Bed-Chamber.

ACC/0510/743 List of fees payable upon Lord Jerseys 1769 Access by written permission admission as Gentleman of His Majestys Bed only -Chamber.

ACC/0510/744 Letter from the Chamberlains office to Lord 1770 Access by written permission Jersey only enclosing the accounts of fees payable, and deductions, to Lord Jersey as Vice -Chamberlain of His Majesty's Household, from July 1769 to July 1770.

ACC/0510/745 Statements of fees payable, and deductions to 1770-1771 Access by written permission Lord Jersey as Gentleman of His Majesty's Bed only -Chamber. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 100 JERSEY FAMILY AND ESTATE

ACC/0510 Reference Description Dates

ACC/0510/746 Account book of travelling expenses of George, 1795-1800 Access by written permission Prince of Wales (later George IV). only The Earl of Jersey was made Master of the Horse to the Prince of Wales in 1795.

ACC/0510/747 Release to make a tenant to the pracecipe and 1829 Access by written permission lead the uses of a recovery properties in the only counties of Gloucestershire, Kent, Middlesex, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire and in the City of London. 1. Rt Hon George, Earl of Jersey 2. Rt Hon George Augustus Frederick, Viscount Villiers, eldest son and heir apparent of 1; 3. Richard Harrison of Grays Inn, Middx, gent 4. Charles Tenant of Grays Inn, Middx, gent.