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Wesley College
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NATIONAL REGHTEA OF ARCHIVES
MANUSCRIPTS AND OTHER COLLECTIONS AT WESLEY COLLEGE, BRISTOL
A Catalogue
by
Diarmaid MacCulloch
Index by Mrs. Maureen Fenn
October 1984 CONTENTS
Abbreviations and Conventions used in the text
A. Official papers of Didsbury College, Manchester, Didsbury College, Bristol and Wesley College, Bristol.
1. Minute books 2. Financial books 3. Legal and architectural papers 4. Printed material 5. Photographs
B. Official papers of Wesley College, Headingley
1. Minute books 2. Financial books and papers 3. Corresondence and attached papers 4. Legal and architectural papers and plans 5. Photographs
C. Official papers of Richmond College
D. General antiquarian collections
1. Official documents 2. Sermons and devotional works 3. Journals 4. Lectures, memoranda and notes 5. Unbound single letters 6. Self-contained collections of letters and associated papers 7. Letters and papers relative to troubles in Tonga, 1883-87 8. MS fragments extracted from the bindings of printed books
E. General printed collections
1. Preaching plans 2. Class tickets 3. Antiquarian collections: individual items 4. Facsimiles, photographs, engravings, etc. 4/1 Facsimiles 4/2 Portraits 4/3 Other pictures 5. Collections
F. Curiosa Abbreviations and conventions used
Baker F. Baker (ed.)f Letters I, II, Works of John Wesley, vols.25, 26, Oxford, 1980, 1982
Clarke J. B. B. Clarke, An account of the ... Life of Adam Clarke, 3 vols. London, 1833.
Clarke, Memoirs A. Clarke, Memoirs of the Wesley Family, London, 1823
Curnock N. Curnock, The Journal of the Rev. John Wesley..., 8 vols. London, 1909-16. f. folio n.d. no date given
P- page s.a. no year given
Telford J. Telford, The Letters of the Rev. John Wesley..., 8 vols. London 1931
Wesley's Works The Works of the Rev. John Wesley 14 vols. London, lb 56-65
Letters are holograph unless otherwise stated. All letters are described in the following order: name of writer, name of recipient, address of recipient in brackets, address of writer, date, physical description.
In the unbound letters section (D5), letters are arranged by recipient in alphabetical order, and the name of the recipient is not repeated for each individual item. 1.
A. Official papers of Didsbury College, Manchester, Didsbury College, Bristol
and Wesley College, Bristol
The institutions named above have a continuous history, although Wesley College, Bristol represents an amalgamation with Wesley College, Headingley, which took place in 1968. Apart from the records listed below, the archives of Didsbury College, Bristol and Wesley College, Bristol are not normally available to re searchers for forty years. With the exception of the items listed here, archives from the Bristol College are deposited at Bristol City Record Office.
Al: Minute Books
Al/1/1. Register of students and staff entering College, 1842-1966
Al/1/2. Records of student careers, with dates of entrance and exit and notes, 1888-1966.
Sub-committee for Didsbury of the Northern Branch of the Theological Al/2/1. Institution, 6 Oct.1840 - 22 Feb.1842. Continued as Committee of Management of the same, 16 Sep.1842 - 1 Jul.1869.
Continuation, 30 Sep. 1869 - 23 Jun. 1892. End: Al/2/2. (a) Newspaper cutting, Methodist Recorder c.1930 (b) Letter, Rev. E. C. Sackett to Dr. J. A. Newton (Wesley, Bristol), St. Paul's Methodist Church, Didsbury, 5 Apr.1978.
Al/2/3. Executive Committee, 28 Sep.1892 - 30 Dec.1914
Al/2/4. Continuation of same, 11 Jun.1941 - 29 Jan.1945. Encl: (a) one loose memorandum.
Al/3/1. Ecclesiastical Board of the Northern Branch of the Wesleyan Theological Institution, 6 Oct.1842 - 25 Jun.1846. Continued as Board of Discipline/Discipline Committee, 15th Jan.1847 19 Jun.1913.
Al/3/2. Discipline (Oversight) Committee, 25 Sep.1913 - 10 Oct.1955.
Al/4/1-3. Unbound minutes, Special Committee on College Assessments, 1913-15. Inserted into Al/2/3.
Al/5/1. House and Finance Committee, 27 Jun.1902 - 14 Jun.1923. At back,, reversed Secretary's expenses, 6th Mar.1920 - 23 Jun.1923.
Al/5/2. Continuation, 20 Sep.1923 - 11 Sep.1933. At back, Committee expenses, 1923-33.
Al/5/3. Continuation, 11 Dec.1933 - 6 Mar.1944. At back, Committee expenses Sep.1933 - Dec.1939. Last page, note of membership of the Bristol House Committee.
Al/6/1. Tutors' Meeting, 10 Dec.1924 - 2 Apr.1930.
Al/6/2. Continuation, 6 May 1930 - 11 Jun.1940.
Al/7/1. Journal of Sabbath engagements, 18 Sep.1842 - 12 Oct.1845.
Al/7/2. Continuation, 17 Feb.1867 - 22 Mar.1874. 2.
Al/7/3. Continuation, 12 Apr.1874 - 27 Feb.1881.
Al/8/1. Record of Student Appointments, 11 Sep.1864 - Jun.1888.
Al/8/2. Register of Appointments, late 19th Cent.
Al/9/1. College Meeting, 19 Sep.1919 - 8 Jun.1926.
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Al/9/2. Continuation, 6 Sep.1926 - 10 Jun.1936. Encl: loose memoranda (pp.9).
Al/9/3. Continuation, 20 Mar.1946 - 19 Mar.1956.
Al/10. Attendance Register/Students' Business Meeting, 12 Jun.1947 - 11 Dec.1953.
Al/11/1. Resolutions passed in "Seats", 15 Mar.1949 - 7 Nov.1952.
Al/11/2. Continuation, 11 Nov.1952 - 3 May 1957.
Al/11/3. Continuation, 7 May 1957 - 10 Nov.1961.
Al/11/4. Continuation, 14 Nov.1961 - 9 Mar.1966.
Al/12/1. Monitors' Book, 11 Sep.1842 - 26 Jun.1848.
Al/12/2. Monitors' Weekly Record, 9 Nov.1857 - 15 Oct.1865.
Al/12/3. Continuation, 16 Oct.1865 - 26 Jun.1870.
Al/12/4. Monitors' Register, 28 Oct.1878 - 19 Dec.1881.
Al/12/5. Monitors' Book, 22 May 1882 - 19 Dec.1887.
Al/13. Missionary Committee, 6 Feb.1901 - 21 Apr.1937. Encl: (a) loose index (b) notes about "Seats", 1947 (pp.5). Al/14. Magazine Committee, 10 Nov.1931 - 1958. Encl: (a) 1 loose memorandum.
Al/15. Visitors' Book, 1 Jul.1846 - 1847 (dated 1845 on cover).
Al/16. Constitution of College student organisation, c.1960.
A2: Financial Books
A2/1. Payments Book, 24 Aug.1888 - 7 Sep.1908.
A2/2. Continuation, 9 Jun.1933 - 4 May 1938.
A2/3. Continuation, 10 May 1938 - 30 Apr.1947.
A3: Legal and Architectural Papers
A3/1/1. Letter, W. H. Robinson and Co., auctioneers, to W. Bardsley Brash (Didsbury, Manchester), 79 Mosley Street, Manchester, 29 Sep.1944.
A3/1/2. Valuation of Didsbury College, Manchester, 16 Aug.1944 - with photostat plan.
A3/1/3 Grant of arms to Didsbury College, 12 Dec.1946. With signatures of Algar Howard, Garter King of Arms, Arthur Cochrane, Clarenceux King of Arms and Gerald W. Wollaston, Norroy and Ulster King of Arms. In red buckram case, with t,hree metal seal cases. A3/1/4-7 4 plans of Didsbury College, Bristol, 5 Feb.1952: Sir Percy Thomas, Cardiff.
A4: Printed Materia l
A4/1. List of students, 1878, with study and bedroom numbers added in MS.
A4/2. Programme, Shakespeare Reading Club, Session 1881-82.
A4/3. Pamphlet: names of students entering Didsbury, 1842-1891.
A4/4. Pamphlet, Didsbury College Souvenir (Manchester, 1913)
A4/5. Order of service, 22 Sep.1942: 2 copies,proof.
A4/6. Order of Centenary service, 24 Apr.1945: 3 copies.
A4/7. W. Bardsley Brash, Didsbury College (Bristol, 1945): 4 copies.
A4/8. Plan for prayer in Western District, Oct.1946.
A4/9. Appeal Brochure, 1951.
A4/10. Programme, laying of foundation stone, 10 Sep.1951.
A4/11. Programme, opening of new building, 21 May 1953.
A4/12. F. Greeves, Didsbury College, Bristol (Bristol, n.d. but 1953).
A4/13. Box containing 16 metal blocks for College Magazine.
A4/14. Similar, containing 84 metal blocks for Didsbury and Headingley College Magazines.
A5: Photographs
A5/1/1-84. College groups: (1-30) 1865-67; (31-51) 1869-71; (52-57) 1873-74; (58-61) similar but undated; (62) 1886 (presented by Miss Harrison of Victoria Methodist Church, Bristol, c.1978); (63) c.1900; (64) 1910; (65) c.1910; (66) 1922; (67) 1923; (68) 1925; (69-89) 1954, 1957-60, c.1960, 1961-3, 1961-4, 1976-78, 1982-4
A5/2/1. Group: Staff, c.1923
A5/2/1-3. Group: staff, c.1930
A5/2/4. Group: staff, 1976
A5/3. Group: 1st Year, 1886, mounted with other photographs of Didsbury (10 items)'. Donated by Dr. F. Greeves.
A5/4. Group: Sports Committee, c.1893, mounted with two views of the college. Donated by Dr. F. Greeves (with covering letter) (see also E4/2/1).
A5/5. Group: Missionary Platform, 1923.
A5/6/1-2. Group: including first members, at the Jubilee Reunion, 1892. With modern copy.
A5/6/3. Group: College Centenary, 12 Oct.1942
A5/6/4 Group: Garden party, c.1955. Donated by Rev. K. Grayston 4.
A5/7/1-17. Individual Students, 1889-91. Donated by Rev. F. Bretherton.
A5/7/18. Unnamed student, c.1970
A5/8/1. Exterior, 25 Oct.1904 (tinted photograph).
A5/8/2. Interior, temporary chapel, Bristol, c.1950
A5/8/3. Interior, new chapel, Bristol, c.1955. B. Official papers of Wesley College, Headingley
Bl: Minute Books
Bl/1 Register of students and staff entering college, 1868-1953. Prefaced by account of the origins of the college.
Bl/2 Trustees, 5 Aug.1884 - Feb.1934. Pencilled note in the front: "NB Mr. Bunting had the original Minute Book but was not able to find it."
Bl/3/1 Committee of Management, 23 Oct.1868 - 1 Oct.1879; Executive Committee, 17 Dec.1879 - 21 Jun.1895; House and Finance Committee, 19 Jan.1872 21 Jun.1895. Pasted into the back: list of Trustees, 1884.
Bl/3/2 Executive and Oversight Committee, House and Finance Committee, 25 Sep.1895 25 Sep.1936.
Bl/3/3 Continuation, 25 Sep.1936 - 9 Dec.1949.
Bl/3/4 Continuation, 17 Mar.1950 - 19 Sep.1958. Encl: Note of Library purchases, 1957-8.
Bl/3/5 Continuation, 3 Dec.1958 - 9 Dec.1965. Encl: (a) Printed timetable, 1954-55. (b) Financial memorandum, 1958.
(c) Prize list , 1958-9.
Bl/3/6 Continuation, 9 Mar.1966 - 10 Jul.1968. Encl: Financial memorandum, 1968.
Bl/4/1 Discipline Committee, 23 Oct.1868 - 12 Jun.1936.
Bl/4/2 Oversight Committee, 12 Mar.1937 - 26 May 1967. Bl/5/1 Tutors' Meeting, 12 Sep.1930 - 2 Dec.1936. At back, examination results, Dec.1930.
Bl/5/2 Continuation, 16 Jan.1937 - 22 Nov.1967. Encl: Memorandum on sharing of staff duties, Sep.1953 (pp.2).
Bl/6 Record of examination results, 1930-58. Encl: 3 loose memoranda.
Bl/7 College meeting, 9 Sep.1882 - 17 Sep.1902. Some later pages removed. Lists of inter-student rules at the back.
B2: Financial books and papers
B2/1 Receipt book, 7 Jun.1933 - 31 Dec.1968.
B2/2 Payments book, 1 Sep.1951 - 27 Nov.1968.
B2/3 Domestic payments book, 1 Sep.1963 - 23 Feb.1968. Encl: 4 loose leaves, 1 Mar. - 14 Jun.1968.
B2/4 Wage book, domestic staff, 11 Sep.1953 - 25 Jun.1967.
B2/5 Wage book, domestic staff, 2 Sep.1966 - 14 Jun.1968.
B2/6 Wage book, daily workers, 4 Sep.1964 - 9 Jun.1967.
B2/7 Wage book, A. Smith, 25 Nov.1960 - Sep.1968. 6.
B2/8 Account book, Clears Account, 2 Nov.1946 1950. Encl: 2 loose memoranda
B2/9 Account book, 1st year Clears, 8 Oct.1961 28 May 1967.
B2/10 Account book, 2nd year Clears, 25 Nov.1961 Jun.1967.
B2/11 Account book, 3rd and 4th year Clears, 5 Nov.1961 4 Jun.1967. Encl: various loose memoranda.
B2/12/1-40 Bank statements, Clears Account, 1962-67 (40 items).
B2/13 Account book, College Fete, 6 Mar.1947 15 Dec.1966. Encl: various loose memoranda.
B2/14 Statement of Legacy Account, 16 Aug.1880 30 Jun.1896.
B2/15/1-14 F il e containing: (1) Bank statements 2 Sep.1967 3 Jan.1969. (2) Debit advice, 7 Nov.1967. (3) Cheque stubs, 15 Aug.1967 14 Sep.1967. (4) 3 returned cheques and covering letter, 23 Apr.1970
B2/15/5-8 File containing: (5) Returned cheques, 1967-68. (6) Credit transfer book, 1966-68. (7) Petty cash vouchers, 1967-68. (8) Invoices, 1967-68.
B2/16 File: memoranda and employer's calculation sheets for staff redundancies, 1967-68.
B3: Correspondence and attached papers (see also D6/3/7)
B3/1 John Hall Sharp to Trustees and Committee of Headingley, Leeds, 1 May 1878. Building extensions.
B3/2/1-6 File: (1) Copy, extract from indenture, Thomas England and others to William Shaw and others, 14 Apr.1866. (2) Plan of College, late 19th cent. (3) John Cooper to Benjamin Hellier (Headingley), Manchester, 14 Sep.1886. (4) Fred H. Bain (?) to Hellier, Leeds, 1 Oct.1886. Road maintenance. (5) Extract from conveyance, 30 Sep.1875. Road maintenance (6) Sale plan, Headingley Hil l estate, 22 Apr. s.a. (pre-1866).
B3/3/1-2 File: (1) Walter Russell to J. Stringer Rowe (Headingley), Ordnance Survey Office, Reading, 28 Jan.1890. Bench mark siting. (2) Description of Ordnance Survey Bench Mark, Headingley College, 25 Jan.1890
B3/4 F. Haines and Son to , 8 Alfred Place West, S. Kensington, 25 Aug.1891. Susanna Wesley's portrait.
B3/5/1-70 File: Requests for'and acknowledgement of permission to use private footpath through College land, 1895-1920 (70 items). With lists of those granted permission. 7.
B3/6/1-4 File: (1) Simpson and Co., Solicitors, to Rowe, Leeds, 15 Oct.1903. Building permission. (2) Extract from Headingley College Deed, 14 Apr.1866. (3) Printed order for Trustees, 10 Jul.1902. (4) Plan of Headingley site annexed to (3).
i B3/7 Simpson and Co. to T. H. Mawson (Headingley), Leeds, 29 Dec.1904. Tenancy expiration.
B3/8 G. G. Stringer Rowe to Mawson, Prestonbury, Bromley, 17 May 1907. Georgia journal and Wesley's shorthand journal.
B3/9 J. Lockwood to Mawson, Globe Express Carriers, Leeds, 29 May 1907. Carrier's passage forbidden.
B3/10/1-3 File: property and tennis ground: (1) Middleton and Sons to Mawson, Leeds, 3 Mar.1911. (2) H. A. Crawford to same, Leeds, 3 Apr.1911. (3) Same to same, 11 Apr.1911.
B3/11/1-7 File: ancient light and property boundaries: (1) Acknowledgement by Robert Wood of permission to build tennis court, 7 Apr.1911. (2) J. B. Cohen to £MawsonJ , Coniston, 9 Apr.1911. Road maintenance. (3) Agreement, Headingley College, and Mrs. G. M. Jepson, 25 Jun.1913: right of light. (4) Agreement, Headingley and H. H. Pickard, 18 Jun.1913. (5) Agreement, Headingley and Robert Wood, 18 Jun.1913. (6) John Wormald to Mawson, Leeds, 27 Jun.1913. (7) Robert Wood to Mawson, Leeds, 16 Jan.1914.
B3/12/1-11 File: road repair, ownership and wayleave. (1) Herbert Denison, Solicitor, to Mawson, Leeds, 30 Jul.1913. (2) Dewson to Mawson, 11 Sep.1913. (3) Same to same, 24 Sep.1913. (4) John Cooper, Solicitor, to Mawson, Manchester, 30 Sep.1913. (5) Same to same, 16 Oct.1913. (6) Marshall Hartley to Mawson, Wesleyan Theological Institution Fund, London, 27 Sep.1913. (7) Denison to Mawson, Leeds, 2 Oct.1913. (8) Estimate for road repairs C 2 Oct.1913]. (9) Hartley to Mawson, 7 Oct.1913. (10) Denison to same, Leeds, 7 Oct.1913. (11) Same to same, Oct.1913. (12) Agreement, Thomas Nussey and others and Trustees of Headingley College, 24 Oct.1885, wayleave (copy).
B3/13 Marshall Hartley to Mawson (Headingley), 6 Aug.1915. Trustees' Minute Book.
B3/14/1-7 File: War Memorial: (1) Circular for Headingley men. 31 Oct.1919. (2) F. Paul Bacon to , Wallasey, 23 Feb. 1923. (3) Bacon to A. W. Bain (Leeds), 8 Jan.1925. (4) Same to same, 15 Jan.1925. (5) Acknowledgement.of War Stock transfer, 11 Mar.1925. (6) Covering letter, Midland Bank, Leeds, 11 Mar.1925. (7) War stock certificate. 8.
B3/15/1-4 File: furniture in store: (1) H. B. Workman to T. H. Mawson (Headingley), Westminster College. 29 Jun.1920. (2) James Graham to Mawson, Leeds Education Department, 25 Feb.1918. (3) Same to same, 2 Mar.1919, with note by Mawson. (4) Inventory of furniture removed to store, Apr.1917.
B3/16/1-6 File: rates assessment increase (1) J. Arthur Hey to J. W. Lightley (Headingley), Post Office House, Leeds, 23 Dec.1927. (2) Cranswick, Crawford and Owen to A. W. Bain (Leeds), Leeds, 22 Dec. 1927. (copy). (3) G. w. Martin to Lightley, Leeds, 5 Jan.1928. (4) J. Gledhill to G. W. Martin (Leeds), Rate Office, Leeds, 4 Jan.1928. (5) £Lightley] to T. S. Howorth, 6 Jan.1928 (copy). (6) Howorth to Lightley, Bowdon, 7 Jan.1928.
B3/17/1-3 File: University lease: (1) H. Middlebrock to Lightley, Leeds, 31 May 1930. (2) Notice to quit Headingley College tenancy, William and E. H. Middlebrock to City of Leeds, 30 Jun.1919. (3) Same: same to same, 31 Aug.1920.
B3/18/1-3 File: dilapidations: (1) F. Mosley, Estate Agent, to Lightley, Leeds, 18 Jul.1930. (2) A. and F. Mosley to 0. Wheeler (University of Leeds). 18 Jul.1930 (copy). (3) Schedule of dilapidations, Headingley College, Jul.1930.
B3/19/1-7 File: Student book discounts: (1) Edgar C. Barton to Lightley, Epworth Press, London, 29 Sep.1930. (2) Same to same, 26 Jan.1931. (3) Same to same, 19 Feb.1931. (4) Lightley to Barton, 27 Feb.1931 (copy). (5) Barton to Lightley, 5 Oct.1932. (6) Barton to Lightley, 6 Oct.1932. (7) Lightley to Barton, 12 Oct.1932 (copy).
B3/20/1-2 File: tennis court: (1) James Brook Ltd., to G. W. Martin, 29 Oct.1930. With estimates for court and surrounds. (2) D. Wood and Go. to Martin, 29 Oct.1930. With estimate.
B3/21/1-16 File: ancient light and property matters. (1) £Lightley] to Eric Morrish, Solicitor, 10 Mar.1931 (copy). (2) Morrish to Lightley, Leeds, 28 Oct.1931. (3) Same to same, 30 Oct.1931. (4) Same to same, 31 Oct.1931. (5) ^LightleyQ to Morrish, 3 Nov.1931 (copy). (6) Morrish to Lightley, 3 Nov.1931. (7) Same, to same, 31 Nov.1931. (8) Lightley to Morrish, 26 Nov.1931 (copy). (9) Morrish to Lightley, 27 Nov.1931. (10) G. W. Martin to Lightley, Leeds, 29 Aug.1932. (11) Morrish to Martin, 25 Aug.1932. (12) J^Lightley] to Morrish, 2 Sep.1932 (copy) (13) Morrish to Lightley, 3 Sep.1932. (14) Same to same, 5 Dec.1932. (15) Note of deeds handed to Morrish by Lightley, Dec.1932. (16) Morrish to Lightley, 17 Dec.1932.
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B3/22/1-6 File: dilapidations: (1) A. Rudman to Lightley, 14 Mar.1931. (2) A. and F. Mosley, Estate Agents, to Lightley, Leeds, 23 Mar.1931. (3) Analysis of College dilapidations, 23 Mar.1931. (4) Harold A. Crawford, solicitor, to Lightley, 30 Mar.1931. (5) Memorandum on case between the College and University. (6) Memorandum by Lightley.
B3/23/1-13 File: ancient light and other legal business: (1) Memorandum by Lightley, c.1934. (2) G. W. Martin to Lightley, Leeds, 27 May 1931. (3) Eric Morrish, solicitor, to Martin (Leeds), Leeds, 23 Dec.1930. (4) H. B. James and Morrish, solicitors, to A. W. Bain (Leeds), 19 Mar.1924 (copy). (5) [Lightley] to Mr. Humphrey, 15 .Feb.1933 (copy) (6) John Hornabrook, General Chapel Committee, to Lightley, Manchester, 16 Feb.1933. (7) J. S. Hewitt to Lightley, Manchester, 22 Feb.1933. (8) Receipt of deed, H. B. James and Morrish, from Lightley, 1 Mar.1933. (9) f^Lightleyj to Morrish, 23 May 1934 (copy) . (10) Morrish to Lightley (Headingley), Leeds, 24 May 1934. (11) Same to same, 31 May 1934. (12) ^Lightley] to Morrish, 6 Jun.1934 (copy) (13) Circular, Morrish, Nelson and Co., 1 Jun.1934.
B3/24 R. L. Matthews, Chief Constable, to G. W. Martin (Leeds), Leeds, 1 Aug.1931. Closing of access.
B3/25/1-12 File: insurance: (1) E. S. Lamplough to Lightley, Lloyd's, London, 31 Dec.1931. (2) Copy of fire policy, 24 Mar.1933. (3) ^Lightley^J to Lamplough, 11 Nov. 1933 (copy) (4) ... Insurance policy, 16 Oct.1933 (2 copies). (6) Memorandum, Lamplough to Lightley, 18 Dec.1933. (7) Schedule of insured sums. (8) [Lightley] to J. Ratcliffe, 31 Jan.1934 (copy). (9) Ratcliffe to Lightley, 1 Feb.1934. (10) Amendment to insurance policy, 1 Feb.1934. (11) Invoice, increased premium, 1 Feb.1934. (12) Schedule of insured sums, 18 Sep.1941.
B3/26/1-5 File (1) Details of wagebill, insurance and food prices, Mar.1932. (2) J. Ratcliffe to G- W. Martin (Leeds), Wesleyan Methodist Trust Assurance Co., Manchester, 25 Nov.1931. (3) Martin to Lightley, Mayfair, 27 Nov.1931. (4) Printed details of insurance. (5) Note on Headingley insurance policies, Dec.1933.
B3/27/1-2 File: Skelly Orr Bequest: (1) W: H. Hart to Lightley, Connexional Funds Office, 17 Mar.1932. (2) Same to same, 8 Jun.1933.
B3/28/1-2 File: class-room block extension: (1) G. Ackroyd Potts to Lightley, Manchester, 13 Jun.1932. (2) Contract, Armitage and Hodgson, 8 Jun.1932.
B3/29/1-2 File: chapel building: (1) Potts to Lightley, Manchester, 2 Aug.1932. (2) Contract, Armitage and Hodgson, 30 Jul.1932.
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B3/30 C. Ryder to Lightley, 23 Jan.1933. Students' Book allowances.
B3/31 Henry Farrar to JLightley] , 566 Greenside Dalton, Huddersfield, 30 Jan.1933. Portrait of John Farrar.
B3/32 E. J. Morrish to Lightley, Leeds, 13 Feb.1933. Basement agreement.
B3/33/1-2 File: tithe redemption: (1) E. S. Lamplough to G. W. Martin (Leeds), Lloyd's, London, 23 Feb.1933. (2) Circular, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, on tithe redemption, 15 Feb.1933. (3) Circular, same, June 1932.
B3/34 G. W. Martin to Lightley, Leeds, 27 Feb.1933. Payment.
B3/35/1-2 File: obituary of John Farrar. (1) H. Farrar to J. M. Featherstone, Huddersfield, 31 Mar.1933. John Farrar's obituary. (2) 2 pages Methodist Recorder, 28 Nov.1884: obituary of John Farrar, etc.
B3/36/1-6 File: (1) A. M. Thompstone to (Lightleyl , Alderley Edge, 14 May 1933. Telescope. (2) Same to same, 24 May 1933. (3) Same to same, 26 May 1933. (4) P. Hogg to Lightley, Lloyd's, London, 8 Jun.1933. Chapel insurance. (5) Rosser and Russell, Heating Engineers, to Lightley, 6 Oct.1932. (6) Invoice, A. and F. Mosley, Estate Agents, 8 Mar.1932.
B3/37 Armitage and Hodgson to Potts and Hennings (Manchester), Camp Road Mills, Leeds, 23 May 1933. Lavatory estimate.
B3/38/1-4 File: paving: (1) Estimate, David Speight and Sons, 1 Aug.1933. (2) Speight and Sons to H. G. Firth (Leeds City Highways), Leeds, 1 Aug.1933. (3) Specification for work (2 copies). (4)
B3/39 Eric J. Morrish to Lightley, Leeds, 8 Sep.1933. Boundary wall.
B3/40 H. Johnson to Lightley, 2 Nov.1933. Brass memorials.
B3/41/1-3 File: (1) Lightley to Mr. Hart, 18 Nov.1933 (copy). (2) J. Ratcliffe to Lightley, Methodist Insurance Co., Manchester, 20 Mar.1933. (2) H. B. James and Morrish, Solicitors, to Lightley, Leeds, 27 Aug.1933. Electricity sub-station.
B3/42 Harold Hartley to Lightley, Wesleyan Methodist Preachers' Annuitant Society, London, 16 May 1934. Probation subscription.
B3/43/1-6 File: memorial window: (1) E. S. Lamplough to Lightley, London, 8 Oct.1934. (2) Same to same, 10 Oct.1934. (3) Lightley to J. Ratcliffe, 17 Oct.1934 (copy). (4) Ratcliffe to Lamplough, Methodist Insurance Co., Manchester, 9 Oct.1934. (5) Ratcliffe to Lightley, 18 Oct.1934 (6) Same to same, 7 Mar.1935. 11.
B3/44/1-2 File: students baptising: (1) Ernest Morton to Lightley, Methodist Church, Armley, 10 Dec.1934. (2) £Lightleyj to Morton, 12 Dec.1934 (copy).
B3/45 H. G. Shipham to Lightley, Leeds, 26 Mar.1935. Offers Wesleyan curios
B3/46/1-13 File: organ tuning: (1) Abbot and Smith, organ builders, to Lightley, Leeds, 2 Apr.1935. (2) Lightley to Abbot and Smith, 13 Apr.1935 (copy). (3) Abbot and Smith to Lightley, 30 Apr.1935. (4) Lightley to Abbot and Smith, 4 May 1935 (copy). (5) Abbot and Smith and Lightley, 10 May 1935. (6) Draft contract of same, 10 May 1935. (7) T. Braithwaite (?) to Lightley, West Park, Leeds, 28 May 1935. (8) E. S. Lamplough to Lightley, Lloyds, London, 6 Jun.1935. (9) Lightley to Abbot and Smith, 15 Jun.1935 (copy). (10) Abbot and Smith to Lightley, 17 Jun.1935. (11) Draft contract of same, 17 Jun.1935. (12) Lightley to Abbot and Smith, 12 Sep.1935 (copy). (13) Abbot and Smith to Lightley, 13 Sep.1935.
B3/47/1-3 File: trust variation: (1) E. S. Lamplough to Lightley, 21 Aug.1935. (2) Printed details of order. (3) Notice of order.
B3/48 S. Thornley to Lightley, Leeds Cleansing Dept., 3 Jan.1936. Refuse collection.
B3/49/1-4 File: electricity: (1) jjjightley] to C. Nelson Hefford, 22 Feb.1936 (copy). (2) Hefford to Lightley, City of Leeds Electricity. (3) [Lightley] to Hefford, 4 Mar.1936 (copy). (4) Hefford to Lightley, 6 Mar.1936.
B3/50/1-3 File: TocH. premises: (1) fLightley^ to Alec G. Dickson (Leeds), 22 Apr.1936 (copy). (2) Visiting card, Dickson. (3) Dickson to Lightley, 23 Apr.1936.
B3/51/1-3 File: rates increase: (1) John Lloyd, Chartered Accountant, to Lightley, Leeds, 25 May 1936. (2) Same to same, 28 May 1936. (3) Same to same, 29 Jun.1936.
B3/52/1-2 File: students' conduct of services: (1) Howard Howells to Lightley, Skipton-in-Craven, 16 Jun.1936. (2) Lightley to Howells, 20 Jun.1936 (copy).
B4: Legal and architectural papers and plans
B4/1 Plan, College boundary, 27 Jun.1884.
B4/2 Agreement for wayleave, George Corson and the College, 29 Dec.1885.
B4/3/l,2 Agreements for wayleave, National Telephone Co. and the College, (1) 18 May 1886 (2) 2 Nov.1892. 12.
B4/4/1-13 Certificates of stoppage of access to College grounds by commissioners, 1903-14, 1916 (13 items).
B4/5/1-2 Indenture of terms, settlement of Rhodes and other v. Wood, 20 Dec.1910. With plan.
B4/6 Acknowledgement by J. B. Cohen as to tennis-court and road ownership, 4 Apr.1911.
B4/7 Plan, drainage, 1911.
B4/8 Agreement. College and Robert Wood. 18 Jun.1913. Right of light.
B4/9 Agreement with General Post Office, telegraph pole maintenance, 9 Feb.1915.
B4/10 Notebook, inventory of linen, 1916. Mostly blank.
B4/11/1-3 File: (1) Lease, Lightley to University of Leeds, Headingley College, 3 Jun.1924. (2) Supplemental lease, same to same, Headingley College, 16 Jan.1928, and release, 21 Mar.1932. (3) Receipt of (1) and (2), initialled J.A.L.
B4/12 Duplicate agreement, Trustees of College, and Mrs. Oliver Lupton, 3 Jun.1924. Right of light.
B4/13 Draft agreement, right of entry, Marshall Hartley etc., University of Leeds and , 1924.
B4/14 Proposed new line of electricity cable, 5 Mar.1929.
B4/15 Counterpart agreement. College Trustees and City of Leeds, erection of police box, 26 Feb.1930.
B4/16 Design for chapel, Jones and Stocks, Dec.1931.
B4/17 Plan for proposed chapel, same, 1931.
B4/18 Elevations and plan (coloured) of proposed chapel, Jones and Stocks, Architects, Dec.1931.
B4/19 Elevations and plan (coloured) of proposed chapel. Potts and Hennings, Architects, Feb.1932.
B4/20/1-2 Two plans for alterations (1) College chapel (2) classrooms,
* Potts and Hennings, Jun.1932.
B4/21 Plan and elevation, alterations to W.C.'s and Dressing Room (1933?).
B4/22 Plan, drainage ^1933J.
B4/23/l,2 File: (1) Plan, (coloured), Library alterations, Mar.1937.
(2) Plan, Boiler Room alterations, May 1937. B4/24 Plan and elevations of clothing store, 12 Mar.1946 (2 pieces) B4/25 Inventory of furniture and fittings, n.d. (c.1920). B4/26 Notes by Henry Bett on life and finances of Handsworth College, n.d. (c.1930). 13.
B3/27/1-5 File: Legacies Fund, photostats of wills: (1) Christopher Trowell Gabriel, 1873. (2) Edward Armstrong, 1880. (3) Stephen Shorter, 1880. (4) George Sugden, 1893. (5) Summary of wills of Sugden, Elizabeth Burton and Sir Frances Lycett. (3), n.d. (20th cent.)
B4/28 Memorandum on Methodist College scholarships, c.1940.
B4/29/1-4 File: xeroxes of deeds: (1) Order by H.M. Board of Education for Headingley, 10 Jul.1902. (2) Conveyance to Custodian Trustees of Headingley, 16 Sep. 1915. (3) Scheme by H.M. Board of Education for Headingley, 15 Aug. 1935. (4) Covering letter Rev. N. Allen Birtwhistle to Rev. V.M. Parkin, Ministerial Training Department, 23 Dec. 1965.
B5: Photographs
B5/1 Album of portraits of students and staff, c.1880-1890.
B5/2 Album of portraits of students, late 19th cent. Some portraits are missing.
B5/3 College students, 1907.
B5/4 Cricket XI, 1955. 14.
C. Official papers of Richmond College
Cl Plan, existing buildings, Edward Maufe, 1930.
C2 Photograph, Rev. S. G. Dimond, 1935. Donated by Rev. Steven Wild, 1982. 15.
D. General antiquarian collections
The vast majority of these were presented in 1880 to Headingley College, Leeds, by the widow of George Morley junior, surgeon of Leeds, deriving in the main from the collection of his father, the Rev. George Morley, and incorporating the collections of the family of Dr. Adam Clarke, the biographer of John Wesley. A brass plate preserved with the collections commemorates this gift, having formerly been fixed to a cabinet containing the collection (see F16 below). The exceptions are items dating after 1880, items with an obvious or stated Didsbury connection and items with a particular provenance stated in the list. In particular, certain of the loose letters relating to Ireland (D5) seem to have been given to Didsbury College 1953-55 by Miss Margaret I. W. Hermiston of Weymouth, Mass., U.S.A, from the papers of Dr. William Butler, missionary in Mexico, and his daughter Clememtina Butler. These letters are marked "Hermiston gift" in the descriptions below.
Dl: Official documents (see also D6/3, p.45)
Dl/1 Ordination certificate of John Wesley as deacon, 19 Sep.1725. With seal and signature of Bishop of Oxford.
Dl/2 Similar, John Wesley as priest, 22 Sep.1728.
D/ 3 Minutes of first four Conferences, 1744-47: first few pages missing. With notes by Rev. John Wesley. Encl: (a) account of MS and its provenance, in hand of E. J. Tooth and signed also by Mary Ann Smith, 3 Feb.1857. (b) Further account by Tooth, 3 Feb.1857. In later leather case. See Wesley Historical Society Occasional Papers I (1896).
Dl/4 Leeds Circuit Account Book, 1768-77. On permanent loan to Leeds City Library: photocopy available.
Dl/5 Otley Methodist Society Account Book, 1782-00. On permanent loan to Leeds City Library: photocopy available.
Dl/6 Certificate by John Wesley of his ordination of Henry Moore, 27 Feb.1789.
Dl/7 Certified copy of Dl/6, Headingley, 25 May 1881.
Dl/8 Minutes of meeting of delegates at the London Conference, 25 Jul.1796 (ff.18) .
Dl/9 Attested copy of will of John Wesley, 20 Feb.1789, 2 codicils, 12 Mar.1791, and probate, 8 Nov.1791.
Dl/10 Belper Circuit Methodist Society membership and account book, 1804-22. On permanent loan to Derbyshire Record Office; photocopy available.
Dl/11 Printed class-book, issued by Wesleyan Conference Office, with MS account entries for Ickornshaw Society, Cross Hills Circuit, Dec. 1876 Sep.1881, by Jortas Laycock. Presented by Mrs. Mabel H. Fairweather (granddaughter of Laycock), 20 Pinewood Close, Westbury on-Trym, c.1970. On permanent loan to West Yorkshire Record Office; photocopy available.
Dl/12 Rent book, Wesleyan Cottages, Edward St., Westbury-on-Trym, Jan.1917. Blank. 16.
Addenda from printed books
Dl/13 Copy of minutes, Nottingham and Derby district meeting, May 1849 (pp.9; bound in Wesley classmark IC Db.7.52 ).
Dl/14 Copy of memorial to Conference from Nottingham North Circuit protesting against motion of thanks to Rev. Samuel Dunn as Superintendent, between 9 and 21 Jul.1849, 69 signatories (ff.2; bound in IC Db.7.59 ).
Dl/15 Copy of memorial to Conference from Nottingham North Circuit asking that Revs. James Loutit and William Fox remain in the circuit, after 6 Jul.1849, 82 signatories (ff.2; bound in IC Db.7.510) .
Dl/16 Details of charge against William Wain, Nottingham, Halifax Place Circuit, Jun.1850 (ff.6; bound in IC Db.7.526) .
Dl/17 Minutes of Special Leaders' and Trustees' meeting, Nottingham (Halifax Place Chapel), 28 Jun.1850, in case of William Wain (ff.2; bound in IC Db.7.527) .
D2: Sermons and devotional works (NB. for partly MS hymnals, see also printed books, Wesley classmarks IC Da.5.34; Da.6.2)
D2/1 Book of sermons, Edward Booth, begun 6 Oct.1654
D2/2 Notebook: poems and meditations by Rev. Samuel Wesley, copy of a short verse letter from Hetty Wesley (Mrs. Wright) to Susanna Wesley, and meditations by Susanna Wesley. See Proc.Wes.Hist.Soc. V (1906), p.228.
D2/3 Notebook: prayers and meditations, Susanna Wesley. 1709 on flyleaf.
D2/4 Notebook labelled "My Mother's Conference with her Daughter"in hand of John Wesley: dialogue by Susanna, 1711/12.
D2/5 Notebook:, sermons and a few poems, Rev. Samuel Wesley, 1719-23.
D2/6 Notebook: copies of letters from Susanna Wesley and her devotional journal.
D2/7 "An extract from the preface to a Collection of Divine songs, designed chiefly for religious Societies of Churchmen in the neighbourhood of Everton, Bedfordshire, by John Berridge, 1760" (folded sheet).
D2/8 Notebook: 166 hymns, copied by John Pawsqn, 1761.
D2/9 Devotional MS in French by Rev. Charles Wesley, pp.43, pp.1 and 2 missing, 18th cent.
D2/10 Sermon outline, Rev. John Fletcher of Madeley, 1 sheet, 18th cent.
D2/11 Sermon for Christmas (ff.4, damaged),18th cent.? By John Bennett (cf. D4/30).
D2/12 Sermons for the sacrament on Phil:3.8 and I Cor.11.28, folded sheet. Same hand as D2/11..
D2/13 Sermon on Ezek.33.11, (ff.4). Same hand as D2/11.
D2/14 Outline of sermon by Fletcher, Matt.5.44 (copy; on same sheet as letter, D5/49. Duplicate at D6/3/1, p.73). 17.
D2/15 "Mrs. Shaws Farewell to England", London, 10 Dec.1819 (A. Shaw). 8 6-line verses, beginning "England adieu, dear native land farewell" (folded sheet).
D2/16 Text in hand of John George, on board the steam packet 5 May 1826, sailing for Ceylon. (1 sheet, small).
D2/17 Notebook: sermons, Rev. Thomas MHard, Vol. I, to 7 Aug. 1820.
Loose inside: printed obituary (1827)
D2/18 Book: the Mirror of Truth, in Tamil. Late 19th Cent.
D2/19 Book: "Bhagavata" in Canarese. Late 19th Cent. From Richmond College.
D2/20 Book: "Jaimini Bharata" in Canarese. Late 19th Cent. From Richmond.
D2/21 Book: "Bharata- Vol.II" in Canarese. Late 19th cent. From Richmond.
D2/22 Book: "Nala Charitre etc." in Canarese. Late 19th cent. From Richmond.
D2/23 Book: "Namartha Ratnamale &c" in Canarese. Late 19th cent. From Richmond D2/24 Notebook: partly blank: sermon notes on Phil.4.19, in hand of Harold Wesley Ford, Westbury. Found in Christian Miscellany, 1894, belonging to Ford.
D2/25/1-5 5 box-files: sermons by Rev. Percy C. Ainsworth in notebooks. See also E5/4.
(1) 1-50. Encl: (a) Letter: Gertrude Ainsworth to Dr. F. W. Greeves (Didsbury), 21 Constitution Hill, Ipswich, 26 Jan.1956. (b) Letter: Greeves to Gertrude Ainsworth, Didsbury College, Bristol, Bristol, 31 Jan.1956 (copy). (c) Letter: Geoffrey C. Ainsworth to Greeves, Topsham, 4 Feb.1956. (d) Letter: Geoffrey C. Ainsworth to Greeves, 18 Ferry Road, Topsham, 13 May 1956. (2) 51-100 (3) 101-150 (4) 151-200 (5) 201-231. With notebooks of sermons and addresses and lectures (23 items).
D2/26 Outline of Dr. J. W. Lightley's address to students on the war, 31 May 1940.
02/27 Notebook: sermons and books read, Rev. A. Walter Selby.
D2/28/1-7 Box-files: sermons on card, Rev. A. Walter Selby.
D2/29 Notebook: sermons and books read, Rev. A. Walter Selby, 1969-81.
D3: Journals
D3/1 Shorthand diary of Rev. John Wesley, 25 Feb.1790 - 24 Feb.1791, continued with shorthand diary of Rev. Henry Moore, 18 May 1799 1 May 1800. See Proc.Wes.Hist.Soc., V (1906), p.229
D3/2 Autobiography, letter-book and journal of Rev. John Pope, 1820-25. One loose sheet and encl:, (a) loose journal for 1822-3. (From Didsbury College). 18.
D4: Lectures, memoranda and notes
D4/1 Part of draft address on Sunday Schools, c.1810. Endorsed on printed preaching plan. Stockport Wesleyan Circuit, 1809-10.
D4/2 Transcript by S. M., Macclesfield, 5 Jun.1821, of Miss Sarah Wesley's notes on Mr. Nightingale's Portracture of Methodism. 2 folded sheets, sewn inside printed broadsheet. The Discontented Little Fingers:, endorsed as by Rev. John Clowes, by Mary Ann Smith, Stoke Newington, 24 Jul.1855.
D4/3 Notebook: a short Grammar of the Hebrew language, 1815. On flyleaf, "W. Entwisle MS No.l. 1828." With Didsbury bookplate.
D4/4 Notebook: Lectures on Biblical Criticism by Dr. John Hannah, Didsbury, 1846-47, taken by J. Workman.
D4/5 Notebook: similar, on Christian Theology.
D4/6 Notebook: similar, on Duties and Institutions of Christianity.
D4/7 Index to Methodist Magazine, 1778-1850 (pp.1233 * blank). From Didsbury College.
D4/8 Memorials of George Marsden in 4 different hands, including those of John Hannah and Georgians B. Gibson (1858), (5 folded sheets and ff.6).
D4/10 Address of the ministers of the Manchester and Bolton District.... to Rev. John Hannah D.D. in view of his retirement from the full work of the Ministry. May 1867. 117 signatures.
D4/11 Notebook: Theological lectures, Vol.I, Sep.1869; notes taken by J. Hornabrook, Headingley.
D4/12 Notebook: Theological lectures by Rev. J. Lomas, Vol.II, 1872; notes by Hornabrook.
D4/13 Bound volume: grangerised copy of C. H. Bruder (ed.), De Doctrina Christiana of Augustine (Leipzig, 1870), with MS notes by Canon H. P. Liddon. Encl: (a) Letter, Canon E. B. Pusey to Liddon (Christ Church), Christ Church, 29 Oct.1881 (folded sheet and envelope). (b) Letter, Canon W. Bright to Liddon (Christ Church, Oxford), 28 Nov.1881, Christ Church (folded sheet). (c) Letter, V. B. Barrington Kennett to Liddon, St. John's Ambulance Assoc., 15 Hyde Park Gardens, London, 15 Feb. 1882 (folded sheet). From collections of Rev. C.R.B. Shapland. D4/14 Bound testimonial presented to Rev. William Jackson by the members of the Stockport, Tiviot Dale Circuit on his retirement as Governor of Didsbury, 20 Jun.1888.
D4/15 General Index to the biographies and obituary records in the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, 1778-1887. Encl: (a) index of same, 1879-88.
D4/16 List of monographs on the Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness, presented to Didsbury.College Library by Rev. F. F. Bretherton. June 1940.
D4/17 Slip of paper inscribed "276" and pencil note "figures written by the Revd. John Wesley M.A.", n.d., 18th cent.
D4/18 Memorandum: "Richard Roberts Jones lodges at James Jones's Gibbons Court, Northampton Street, Liverpool" Sig. and Greek and Hebrew mottos. 19.
D4/19 Extracts from minutes of first four Conferences, 1744-48, n.d., c.1830.
D4/20 Part of discussion of grammar, ? by Rev. George Morley, c.1830 (folded sheet).
D4/21 Proposal for a course of reading for the young preachers for 4 years while they are on trial, n.d., c.1830 (folded sheet).
D4/22 Memorial to Dr. Jabez Bunting from junior members of Wesleyan Methodist families in Leeds: support and request to preach, n.d. 58 signatures attached. With note of provenance and notes on the signatories by J. N. Oates, C.1900. (ff.5).
D4/23 Notes on stations of Rev. John Ogilvie, 1787-91, in hand of George Morley junior, n.d., c.1850 (f.1).
D4/24 Notes on first stationing of early Wesleyan ministers in hand of George Morley, junior, c.1850 (f.1).
U4/25 Notes on circuits with names of ministers, 1803-06, in Morley's hand, c.1850 (folded sheet).
D4/26 "Some account of the conversion from atheism to Christianity of the late William Hone", n.d. 19th cent. copy.
D4/27 Transcript of pp.1-4 of MS of works by Hugh of St. Victor, pre-1459, n.d., 19th cent. (Original formerly in the possession of Headingley College and of Wesley College, Bristol, sold by the College through Sotheby's, Jun.1980)
D4/28 Notebook: Catalogue of the library of Dr. W. B. Pope, n.d., c.1900.
D4/29 Genealogical notes on students entering Didsbury College and length of stay, 1842-48, early 20th cent., typewritten and in 2 different hands.
D4/30 Folded slip, early 20th cent., with index of early hymnals, and MS note "John Bennett's MS sermons".
D4/31 Notebook: "A collection of materials including references, quotations and anecdotes illustrative of the hymns and published by the Revds. John and Charles Wesley", n.d. or author, 19th cent. With Didsbury bookplate.
D4/32 Ring-binding folder: lecture notes and course work on Philosophy and Hebrew,, W. J. Wood, Didsbury College, 1929.
D4/33 Notebook: lis t of 18th cent, hymnbooks and other printed works, n.d. c.1880, with note: "These books are in a box, at Woodhouse Carr W. M. Chapel".
D4/34 Flyleaf of book with notes mainly on pre-determination, late 17th cent. Found loose, Wesley College Library, 1983.
D4/35 Note on John 9.17 by James Everett: transcript of part, of Post-Angel (1701), I. pp.125-6, c.1830, (found in the copy of Post Angel Volume I, Wesley classmark IC.Ca.5.)
D4/36. Memorandum on Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding by Rev. S. P. Harvard, 3 Apr.1884 (found in the volume, Wesley classmark IC Ba.4.11). 20.
DA/37 Notes on Thomas Shaw, Travels, or Observations relating to several parts of the Barbary and the Levant (1757), by Dr. Adam Clarke, with memorandum by Rev. James Everett, 1833 (2 folded sheets: found in Library copy of Shaw, Wesley classmark. IC Bb.3.10).
D5: Unbound Single Letters
(These are arranged by recipient in alphabetical order, under the heading of recipient,. the sender's name is given, followed by the sender's address, followed by the recipient's address in brackets and the date of the letter, ending with a description of the format.)
John Ashall
D5/1 Rev. Thomas Hanby, Leeds (Wolverhampton), 6 Mar.1795 (folded sheet).
James Baker
D5/2 William Huntington, Northampton (London), postmark 7 Nov.1792. (f.1). The letter is only initialled, but the folder formerly containing it is marked "W. Huntingdon S. S."
Joseph Benson
D5 /3 Rev John Fletcher, Whitchurch, Feb 1773 (letter missing: envelope only, late 19th cent, endorsed "Dr. Benson's writing on giving this to me 29 Aug.(18)93").
Mr. Burrows
D5/4 Henry Ryder, Bishop of Gloucester, The Palace, Gloucester, 20 Nov.1817 (folded sheet).
Rev. Burton
D5/5/1 Rev. Theophilus Lessey, London (Nottingham), 14 Mar.1835 (folded sheet)
D5/5/2 Same, Liverpool (Manchester), 21 Jan.1836 (folded sheet).
D5/5/3 Same, Liverpool (Nottingham), 4 Apr.1836 (f.1).
Joseph Butterworth
D5/6 Adam Clarke, no address (7 Bedford Square), n.d. (f.1). Hermiston gift. Chester Methodists, see Methodists in Chester Rev. Isaac Clayton
D5/7 Richard Treffry, Penzance (Skipton), 6 Nov.1812 (ff.2, much damaged by sellotape). Hermiston gift.
Alexander Crookshank
D5/8/1 Matthew Lanktrie (?) no address (Dublin), 6 Jul.1824 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift.
D5/8/2 Gideon Ouseley, Galway (21 Lower Gardiner St.), 28 Apr.1827 (f.l) Hermiston gift.
u 21.
Miss Cross
D5/9/1 Anne Loxdale, Liverpool (Chester), Oct.1799 (folded sheet).
D5/9/2 W. Jenkins, Manchester (Liverpool), 19 Jul.1803 (folded sheet).
D5/9/3 Mrs. Mary Clarke, Manchester (Liverpool), 6 Nov.1804 (folded sheet).
Mr Davidson
D5/10 William Huntington S.S., Birmingham (London), 7 Nov.1788 (folded sheet)
Mr Dobson
D5/11/1 Rev- Thomas Olivers, London (Leeds), 15 May 1792 (folded sheet).
Thomas W. Doolittle
D5/12 Adam Averell, Mt. Salem (Dublin), 13 Sep.1817 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift.
D5/13/1 Dr. John Hannah, Didsbury, 9 Jan.1857 (folded sheet).
D5/13/2 Same, Didsbury, 26 Sep.1859 (2 folded sheets).
Rev. Joseph Entwisle
D5/14 Rev. Jabez Bunting, no address, Monday, s.a. (f.l)
William Frankland
D5/15/1 Alexander Mather, Sheffield (Liverpool), 7 Sep.1787 (folded sheet).
D5/15/2 Miles Martendale, Horeton (Liverpool), 24 Jun.1788 (folded sheet, part in verse).
D5/15/3 Jonathan Browne (Signature cut away), Hull (Barnard Castle), 10 Dec.1794 (folded sheet).
D5/15/4 Alexander Kilham, Leeds (Wigan), 18 Oct.1796 (f.1).
D5/15/5 Same, Salford (Wigan), 14 Dec.1796 (f.1).
D5/15/6 Same, Leeds (Wigan), 22 Sep.1797 (f.1).
Rev. Samuel Furley
D5/16 Rev. John Wesley, Liverpool (Huddersfield), 15 Jul.1764 (folded sheet; pr. Telford, IV, p.256. Encl: letter, H- J- Foster, Cotham, to Mr. Wood, 13 Apr.1899 (f.1).
G. P. Green
D5/17 Dr. John Hannah, Didsbury, 14 Sep.1855 (f.l ; donated by E. S. Lamplough to Didsbury, 18 Sep.1930).
Rev. R. Green
D5/18/1 Eliza Wesley, 62 Liverpool Road, 30 Jun. s.a. (c.1850) (folded sheet).
D5/18/3 J. B. Leslie, 101 Queen St., Morley, 18 Sep.1893 (folded sheet). Removed from E5/1. 22.
D5/18/3 Alfred H. Vine, 197 Gt. Cheetham St., Higher Broughton, Manchester, 21 Mar.1894 (f.1).
Rev. Henry Gulliford
D5/19/1 Dr. W. B. Pope, Didsbury, 25 May 1880 (2 folded sheets).
D5/19/2 Same, Didsbury (Chickmagalur, Mysore), 1 Oct.1882 (folded sheet in envelope). Found in Al/15/1.
Mrs. William Haigh
D5/20 Rev. James Archbell, Thaba Unchu, S. Africa (Leeds), 14 Mar.1834 (folded sheet).
W. A. Hankey
D5/21 John Mortier, George Town, Demarara (London), 9 Feb.1824 (folded sheet).
Dr. John Hannah
D5/22/1 Georgiana B. Gibson, Hadfield (Didsbury), Friday morning (1858) (folded sheet).
D5/22/2 Same, same addresses, 12 May 1858 (folded sheet).
William Hardon
D5/23/1 Robert Brackenbury, Raithby near Spilsby (Leeds), 8 Jul.1782 (folded sheet).
D5/23/2 Rev. Andrew Blair, Bristol (Leeds), 4 Jul.1790 (folded sheet).
D5/23/3 Rev. James Wood, Bristol (Leeds), 9 Aug.1794 (folded sheet).
Rev. J. P. Haswell
D5/24 Dr. John Hannah, 8 Myddelton Square, Pentonville, 7 Apr.1842 (f.1) . Hermiston gift.
J. P. Heywood
D5/25/1 James Currie, Liverpool postmark (Wakefield), 19 Oct.1786 (folded sheet)
D5/25/2 William Roscoe, Liverpool (Lincoln's Inn), 13 Nov.1786 (folded sheet).
G. Higgins
D5/26/1 E. Doyley, Lionhill (Skellow Grange), 17 Feb.1814 (folded sheet).
D5/26/2 Thomas ^Thompson, Hull (Skellow Grange, Ferrybridge), 8 Sep.1814 (folded sheet).
Mrs Hill
D5/27 Mary Fletcher, Madeley (Liverpool), 23 Oct.1798 (folded sheet) copy by J. Cross).
John Hogg
D5/28/1 Rev. John Hannah, 3 Grosvenor St., Chorlton Row, Manchester (Leeds), 17 Dec.1827 (folded sheet). 23.
D5/28/2 Rev. Isaac Keeling, Leeds (Holbeck), 17 Dec.1827 (f.l)
D5/28/3 Jane Hannah, Manchester (Leeds), 31 Mar.1828 (f.l, with postscript by Rev. John Hannah).
D5/28/4 Rev. John Hannah, Manchester (Leeds), 17 Sep.1828 (folded sheet), with postscript by Jane Hannah).
D5/28/5 Same, Manchester (Leeds), 3 Apr.1830 (folded sheet).
D5/28/6 Same, Leeds (Leeds), 10 Aug.1830 (folded sheet).
D5/28/7 William Shaw, Leeds, 23 Aug.1836 (folded sheet).
D5/28/8 Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe, Dudley (Leeds), 27 Oct. s.a. (1824-6) (folded sheet).
D5/28/9 Isaac Keeling, Meadow Lane (Holbeck), Friday morning, s.a. (f.1).
Thomas and Benjamin Hogg
D5/29 Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe, Dudley (Leeds), 17 Dec. s.a. (1824-6) (folded sheet).
Rev. John James (see also Wesleyan Missionary Society, Secretaries)
D5/30/1 Rev. Theophilus Lessey, Stockport (Mission House), 1 Oct.1827 (f.l)
D5/30/2 Rev. Joseph Entwisle, Bristol (Mission House), 6 Feb.1828 (folded sheet)
D5/30/3 William White, Higham Ferrers (Mission House, London), 26 Feb.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/30/4 Rev. A.G. Jevi/itt, Wolverhampton (Mission House), 1 Mar.1828 o (printed preaching plan, Wolverhampton Circuit, Mar.-Jun.1828, folded and endorsed with letter).
D5/30/5 Sundires, Church St., Stoke Newington (Mission House), 16 May 1828 (folded sheet).
D5/30/6 Rev. J.P. Wahlin, 30 Princes' Square (Mission House), 20 May 1828 (folded sheet).
Capt.James King
D5/31 Simon? Barrs, no address (Barque John off Poole), 22 Jul.1828 (folded sheet).
Mr Lavell
D5/32 "The coal hever" (William Huntington), no address (St. Martin*s Lane), n.d., c.1800 (folded sheet).
Liverpool Methodists, see Methodists in Liverpool
Ann Loxdale
D5/33/1 Rev. John Wesley, London, 1 Dec.1782 (f.l, framed; pr.Proc.Wes. Hist.Soc. XXIV (1944-5), 109f);
D5/33/2 Same, near London (Ilmington), 26 Jan.1786 (folded sheet; pr. ProcWes.Hist.Soc.XXIV (1944), 110f.). 24.
J.M., see Rev. John Mason
Mary Marston
D5/34 Rev. John Wesley, Cork (Worcester), 6 May 1771 (folded sheet; pr.Telford, V, 242).
Rev. John Mason (see also Wesleyan Missionary Society, Secretaries)
D5/35/1 Rev. Daniel Isaac, Sheffield (Mission House), 2 Jun. 1825 (folded sheet),
D5/35/2 Rev. Richard Waddy, Sheffield (Mission House), 18 Mar.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/35/3 Robert Wood, Manchester, 19 Jun.1826 (folded sheet)
D5/35/4 A.G. Jewitt, Reading (Mission House), 7 Jul.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/35/5 William Buckley Fox, no address, Midsummer quarter, 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/35/6 Rev. Richard Watson, Manchester (Mission House), 14 Oct.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/35/7 W. Hill , Bradford (Mission House), 13 Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/35/8 Rev. Robert Alder, Berwick on Tweed (City Road, London), 15 Nov. 1827 (folded sheet).
Mr Matheu/s
D5/36 W.L. Thornton, 16 Amherst Road, W. Hackney Downs, 3 Dec.1864 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift.
Lady D. Maxwell
D5/37/1 Rev. Alexander Mather, Sheffield, 7 Dec.1787 (folded sheet; with typescript copy).
D5/37/2 Same, Leeds (Coates, near Edinburgh), 10 Nov.1790 (folded sheet, with typescript copy).
Sarah McKim
D5/38 Rev. John Wesley (recipient not named), Bristol (Sligo), 21 Jul.1786 (folded sheet; pr. Telford, VII, 336).
Methodist Connexion, particularly in Otley Circuit
D5/39 Joshua Dawson and 15 other signatories, n.d. (1797). (f.l).
Methodist Magazine, Editor
D5/40 John Braithwaite, Sunderland, 31 Jan.1803 (folded sheet).
Methodist Society in Chester, Steward
D5/41 William Bramwell, no address, n.d. (postmark 13 Apr.71817) (folded sheet) 25.
Methodist Society in Liverpool
D5/42 Job Preston, Prescot, 23 Nov.1796 (folded sheet)
Rev. Henry Moore
D5/43 Rev. Samuel Bradburn, Liverpool (London), 31 Mar.1813 (folded sheet).
Rev. George Morley^senior
D5/44/1 William Jerram, 4 Honey Lane Market, London (Nottingham), 3 Dec.1792 (folded sheet).
D5/44/2 Charles Jerram, Bois near Amersham (Nottingham), 2 May 1793 (folded sheet)
D5/44/3 Charles Jerram, Magdalen College, Cambridge (Shropshire), 2 Jun. 1795 (folded sheet). D5/44/4 Henry Moore, Leeds (Liverpool), 2 Aug.1797 (folded sheet).
D5/44/5 Michael Thomas Sadler and B. Sadler, Macclesfield (Liverpool), 24 May 1797 (folded sheet). D5/44/6 Same, Macclesfield (Liverpool), 31 Aug.1797 (folded sheet).
D5/44/7 Same, Macclesfield (Liverpool), 6 Oct.1797 (folded sheet).
D5/44/8 Henry Moore, Frome (Bolton) 1 May 1798 (folded sheet).
D5/44/9 Rev. John Bryan, Wrexham (Rotherham), 18 Jan.1801 (folded sheet).
D5/44/10' Henry Moore, Bristol (Rotherhpm), 10 Jun.1802 (folded sheet).
D5/44/11 Jonathan Parkin, Bath (Macclesfield), 11 Sept.1802 (folded sheet).
D5/11/12 Rev. Jabez Bunting^ London (Macclesfield), 27 Sep.1803 (folded sheet)
D5/44/13 Same, same addresses, 13 Dec.1803 (folded sheet).
D5/44/14 Same, same addresses, 24 Mar. 1804 (folded sheet).
D5/44/15 Same, same addresses, 16 Jul.1804 (folded sheet) D5/44/16 Joseph Entwisle, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 13 Sep.1804 (folded sheet).
D5/44/17 Jabez Bunting, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 27 Nov.1804 (folded sheet).
D5/44/18 Joseph Entwisle, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 29 Mar.1805 (folded sheet).
D5/44/19 Jabez Bunting, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 29 Jun.1805 (folded sheet).
D5/44/20 Same, Manchester (Newcastle under Lyme), 29 Nov.1805 (folded sheet).
D5/44/21 Joseph Entwisle, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 3 Dec.1805 (folded sheet).
D5/44/22 Same, same addresses, 18 Feb.1806 (folded sheet). 26.
D5/44/23 Rev. John Barber, Liverpool (Newcastle under Lyme), 1 May 1806 (folded sheet).
D5/44/24 Joseph Entwisle, London (Newcastle under Lyme), 14 May 1806 (folded sheet).
D5/44/25 Jabez Bunting, Manchester (Bury), 12 Nov.1806 (folded sheet)
D5/44/26 Same, same addresses, 30 Dec.1806 (folded sheet).
D5/44/27 Same, Leeds (Birmingham), 10 Dec.1814 (folded sheet).
D5/44/28 Same, same addresses, 25 Jan.1815 (folded sheet).
D5/44/29 Same, 16, Canterbury Place, Lambeth (Birmingham), 23 Jan.1816 (folded sheet).
D5/44/30 Henry Moore, Birmingham (Bristol), 23 Jan.1818 (folded sheet). Encl.: lis t of books received by Moore at the last Conference, in another hand (f.l) .
D5/44/31 Jabez Bunting, Lambeth (Bristol), 14 Mar. 1818 (folded sheet).
D5/44/32 Joseph Entwisle, Bradford (London), 19 Mar.1821 (folded sheet). D5/44/33 W.W. Stamp, 125 Oxford St. (High Holborn), 21 Jul.1821 (folded sheet).
D5/44/34 Ann Shaw, Salem, S. Africa (Mission House), 22 Nov.1821 (folded sheet).
D5/44/35 W.W. Stamp, London (Radcliffe), 9 Jun.1822 (folded sheet).
D5/44/36 Same, same addresses, 27 Feb.1823 (folded sheet).
D5/44/37 George Marsden junior, Liverpool, 9 Mar.1825 (folded sheet).
D5/44/38 Rev. James Bromley,.N. Shields (Mission House), 19 Apr.1825 (folded sheet).
D5/44/39 John Emry (?), Bristol (Mission House), 11 Jun.1825 (folded sheet).
D5/44/40 George Marsden, Manchester (Mission House, 20 Jun.1825 (folded sheet). With extract of a letter, Samuel Duxbury, Grahams Town, S. Africa, to Stephen Sheldon (Manchester), 23 Dec.1824.
D5/44/41 Rev. Matthew Lumb, Bury (Radcliffe Close), 9 Jun.1825 (folded sheet).
D5/44/42 John Hughes, Wrexham (Mission House), 21 Dec. s.a. but 1824/5 (folded sheet).
D5/44/43 J . Wood, no address (Mission House), 1 Jan.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/44/44 Rev. Richard Watson, Middleton near Manchester (Mission House), postmark 1 Feb.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/44/45 Rev. Robert Newton, Salford (Mission House), 15 Mar.1826 (f.l) .
D5 A4/46 Rev. Jonathan Edmundson, Bath, 5 Apr.1826 (f.l , torn). D5/44/47 Rev. Edward Edwards, Waltham Abbey (Mission House), 6 Jun.1826 (folded sheet). 27.
D5/44/48 Rev. John Callaway, Ramsgate (Mission House), 16 Jun.1826 (folded sheet), reused as a wrapper for a fil e and endorsed "Missionary autographs").
D5/44/49 John Stamp, Woodhouse Grove (Mission House), 26 Jun.1826 (folded sheet),
D5/44/50 Rev. William Sutcliffe, Hulme (Mission House), 13 Sep.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/44/51 Rev. William Binning, Burnley (Mission House), 15 Sep.1826 (folded sheet).
05/44/52 Rev. George Marsden, Liverpool (Manchester), 3 Nov. 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/44/53 Rev. James Buckley,Swansea (Mission House), 9 Nov.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/44/54 Rev. Gideon Ouseley, Cavan (London), 14 Nov.1826 (f.l) . Hermiston gift.
D5/44/55 John Jenkins, Bristol (Mission House), 1 Mar. 1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/56 Printed circular, Home Missionary Society, 1825, with letter from Thomas Thompson, Brixton Hill (Mission House), 20 Apr.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/57 Rev. Robert Wood, Manchester (Mission House), 6 Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/58 J.?Pogsden, Bridewell Hospital, New Bridge St. (Mission Hoese), 17 Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/59 Same, same addresses, 20 Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/60 Robert Hall, postmark Bristol (Mission House), Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/61 William Thompson, Beckenham (Mission House), 20 Apr.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/62 M. Dyer, Pencourt (Mission House), 5 May 1827 (f.l).
D5/44/63 Rev. William Aver, Nottingham (Mission House), 5 May 1827 (f.l).
D5/44/64 Joseph Entwisle, Bristol (Mission House), 21 Dec.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/65 Rev. Robert L. Lusher, Oldham (Mission House), 24 Dec. 1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/66 Rev. Barnabas Shaw, Hull (Mission House), 28 Dec.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/44/67 Rev. Robert Wood, York (London), 4 Jan.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/44/68 Rev. Thomas Squance, Reading (Mission House), 30 Jan.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/44/69 Rev. Barnabas Shaw, Hull (Mission House), 31 Jan.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/44/70 Rev. Jacob Stanley Senior, Dudley (Mission House), 31 Jan.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/44/71 John Hick, Chester (Mission House), 25 Feb. 1828 (folded sheet). D5/44/72 Thomas Exley, Bristol, 8 Mar.1828 (folded sheet).
D5/44/73 Rev. George Marsden, Bolton, 13 May 1828 (f.l).
D5/44/74 Rev. William Shaw, Graham's Town, i. Africa (Deptford), 18 Mar.1831 (folded sheet).
D5/44/75 Joshua Robinson, Dewsbury (Woodhouse Grove), 29 Dec.1831, with copy of lettery John Atley to , London (Dewsbury), 25 May 1793 (folded sheet).
D5/44/76 J . Harrison, Manchester, Thursday evening, s.a. (1837) (folded sheet).
D5/44/77 Rev. Barnabas Shaw, Epworth (Woodhouse Grove), 6 Sep.1839 (folded sheet).
D5/44/78 Rev. Joseph Taylor (undated fragment, c.1839).
George Morley".junior
D5/45/1 George Morley sen., Sheffield (Leeds), 24 Jul.1835 (folded sheet).
D5/45/2 Rev. William Barton, Birmingham, 5 Jan.1838.
D5/45/3 W.L. Thornton, Didsbury College (Leeds), 23 Mar.1844 (folded sheet).
D5/45/4 Robert Jackson, Burmantofts (South Parade), 18 Mar.1845 (folded sheet).
D5/45/5 Rev. James H. Rigg, Cirencester, 1 Jul.1848 (folded sheet and f.l).
D5/45/6 Same, Longcourt near Stroud, 21 Jul.1848 (folded sheet).
D5/45/7 T. Percival Bunting, Manchester (Leeds), 23 Nov.1848 (folded sheet).
D5/45/8 John Bowers, Didsbury College, 6 Jun.1849 (folded sheet).
D5/45/9 Rev. Samuel Romilly Hall, Leeds, 16 Oct.1852 (folded sheet).
D5/45/10 Same, Cheetham Hill , Manchester, 19 Jan.1855 (folded sheet).
D5/45/11 G. Bramwell, Durham (Leeds), 25 Jul.1856 (folded sheet and envelope).
D5/45/12 T. Percival Bunting, Manchester, 19 Oct. 1863 (folded sheet).
D5/45/13 Samuel Romilly Hall, no address, Friday evening s.a. (f.l).
Mrs. George Morley senior'
D5/46/1 John Bryan, Bathafarm (Rotheram), 11 Apr.1802 (folded sheet).
D5/46/2 W. White, Mangungu Hakiangu, New Zealand (Deptford), 22 Feb.1831 (folded sheet).
Printed proposals for publishing a brief account of the introduction D5/46/3 of Methodism to Chester and Cheshire by J . Janion senior, 1833, endorsed with two MS notes by Janion.
Eliza Bunting, Upper Brook St., 17 Mar.1859 (folded sheet). D5/46/4 29.
Mrs. Musqrave
D5/47/1 Jabez Bunting, 30 Myddleton Square, London, 30 Nov. 1850 (folded sheet).
D5/47/2 Rev. Richard Reece, 21 Cavendish Road (Leeds), 23 Mar.1850 (folded sheet).
James Musgrave
D5/48 James Parsons, York (Leeds), 13 Oct.1836 (folded sheet).
Penelope Newman
D5/49 John Wesley, London (Cheltenham) 2 Feb.1780 (Telford VI, 379). Copy: on same sheet as D2/14, with covering note from Herbert W. Wills, 80 Chorley Old Road, Bolton-le-Moors, 6 Mar.1886 (ff.2). Duplicate of D6/3/1, p.73.
Rev. Robert Newstead (see also Wesleyan Missionary Society, Secretaries)
D5/50 John Lomas, Bath (Mission House), 9 Apr.1827 (folded sheet).
Rev. Robert Newton
D5/51 Rev. James Dixon, Liverpool (Leeds), 21 Mar.1837' (folded sheet).
Mrs. Pawson
D5/52 Lady D. Maxwell, Rosemont near Edinburgh (City Road, London), 17 Jun.1796 (folded sheet, with typescript copy).
Mr. Pickard
D5/53 Edward Parsons, Leeds (Leeds), Saturday morning (endorsed with note of receipt 9 Nov.1833) (folded sheet).
James Rea
D5/54 John Wesley, York, 21 Jul.1766 (f.l, framed; pr. Telford, V, 23).
Rev. Richard Reece
D5/55 George Nussell, Exeter (London South Circuit), 21 Aug.1826. With covering note, Richard Reece, London, to Rev. Richard Watson (Mission House) (folded sheet).
Rev. William Reilly
D5/56/1 Two letters on single folded sheet: (a) John SummeEfield, no address but Cork postmark (Youghal), 10 Apr.1820 (b) John. F. ?Matthews, no address (Youghal), 11 Apr.1820. Hermiston gift.
D5/56/2 John Anderson, Liverpool (Belfast), 19 Sep.1838 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift. .
D5/56/3 George Marsden, Sheffield (Belfast), 17 June 1839 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift.
D5/56/4 Jacob Stanley, Stourport (Dublin), 12 Feb.1848 (f.l) . Hermiston gift.
I. 30.
Rev. Joseph Roberts
D5/57/1 H. Harkness, Secretary. Royal Asiatic Society, London (Faversham), 2 Apr.1834 (folded sheet). Found in J. Roberts, Oriental Illustrations of the Sacred Scriptures (London, 1844) formerly part of the collections of John Wesley's New Room. D5/57/2 William Hcwley, Archbishop of Canterbury, Lambeth, 24 Mar.1835 (folded sheet). Retained fixed in above volume.
Samuel Rutherford
D5/58/1 Mary Fletcher, Madeley (Dublin), 19 Oct.1783 (folded sheet).
D5/58/2 Same, Madeley (Sheffield), 31 Mar.1801 (folded sheet)
D5/58/3 Envelope in hand of Rev. John Wesley, addressed to "Mr. Rutherford at Mrs. Cumberlands in Lisburn" (from Telford, VIII, 72, 94 or 116?), c.1781/2.
Samuel and Mrs. Rutherford
D5/59/1 Lady Mary Fitzgerald, Madeley, 2(70) Aug. s.a . (f.l).
D5/59/2 Same, Madeley (West Street), n.d. (f.l).
James Siqston
D5/60/1 John Pawson, Birstall (Leeds), 16 Nov.1801 (f.l).
D5/60/2 Rev. William Dawson, no address (Leeds), 16 Jun.1803 (folded sheet).
D5/60/3 Rev. George Marsden, Liverpool (Leeds), 28 Sep.1812 (folded sheet).
D5/60/4 Rev. Charles Atmore, Halifax (Leeds), 25 Jan.1814 (folded sheet).
D5/60/5 William Bramwell, Birstall (Leeds), 11 May 1814 (folded sheet).
D5/60/6 Rev. Robert Wood, Halifax (Leeds), 22 Aug.1816 (folded sheet).
D5/60/7 Rev. John Stephens, Old Chapel (Queen Square), 30 Apr. 1818k (folded sheet).
D:-/50/8 Rev. Walter Griffith, Bristol (Leeds), 9 Oct.1818 (f.l).
D5/60/9 Rev. Robert Newton, Liverpool (Leeds), 4 Nov.1818 (f.l)i
D5/60/10 Rev. Jabez Bunting, London (leeds), 9 Mar.1822 (folded sheet).
D5/60/11 Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe, Dudley (Leeds), 2 Mar.1825 (folded sheet). .
D5/60/12 Rev. John Hannah, no address, 29 Mar.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/60/13 M.J. Sadler, Leeds (Leeds), 20 Oct.1827 (folded sheet).
D5/60/14 Rev. Richard Treffry, Old Chapel House, 11 Oct.1830 (folded sheet).
Rev. Thomas Squance
D5/61 ?Lidia ?Whaly, no address or date, c.1800 (folded sheet). 31.
Robert and Joshua Stafford
D5/62 Rev. Noah W. Stafford, Steelhouse Lane, Bilston Road, Wolverhampton, 10 Aug.1858 (printed preaching plan, Darlaston Primitive Methodist Circuit, Jul.-Oct.1858, endorsed with letter);
Rev. William Stewart
D5/63 Rev. John Summerfield, Linnaker (Dublin), 2 Feb.1824 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift.
Joseph Taylor
D5/64/1 Joseph Butterworth, B.S. (Mission House), 7 Nov. 1823 (folded sheet).
D5/64/2 Joshua Tarn, Bible Society House, Earl St. (Mission House), 27 Jul. 1826 (folded sheet).
Rev. James Tobias
D5/65/1 Rev. Samuel Dunn, Edinburgh (Waterford), 30 May 1837 (folded sheet). Hermiston gift
D5/65/2 William Ferguson, 35 Camden St., Dublin (Donaghadee), 23 Jan. 1845 (f.l). Hermiston gift.
D5/65/3 Same, same address (Methodist Chapel, Portadown), 3 Sep. 1846 (f.l). Hermiston gift.
B.R. Vickers
D5/66/1 Joseph Entwisle, Hoxton (Leeds), 30 Jan.1838 (folded sheet).
D5/66/2 Same, Tadcaster (Leeds), 1 Mar. 1839 (folded sheet).
D5/66/3 Same, same address, 10 Oct. 1839 (folded sheet).
Edward Warren
D5/67 Rev. Samuel Wood, Conference Room, Dublin, 15 Jul. 1820. Hermiston gift.
Rev. Richard Watson (see also Rev. Richard Reece)
D5/68. John Riles, Liverpool (Mission House), 25Feb. 1826 (folded sheet).
Rev. John Wesley
D5/69/1 Elizabeth Baddiley, Bristol, 31 Dec. 1741 (folded sheet) Endorsed by Wesley. See Baker, vol.26, p.635.
D5/69/2 Judith Madan, no address, 18 Dec.1749 (folded sheet)Endorsed by Wesley.
Wesleyan Missionary Society, Secretaries (see also Revs. John James, John Mason, George Morley senior, Robert Newstead, Richard Watson)
D5/70/1 Joseph Butterworth, Bath (Mission House), 20 June 1825 (folded sheet).
D5/70/2 Same, same address (Mission House), 13 Feb. 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/70/3 Thomas F. Buxton, Devonshire St. (London), 26 Apr. 1826 (folded sheet), Wesleyan Missionary Society, Secretaries (Contd.)
D5/70/4 Rev. Edmund Grindrod, Edinburgh (Mission House), 29 Apr.1826 (folded sheet).
D5/70/5 Societe des Missions Evangeliques, Paris (London), 1 Jul. 1826 (folded sheet, in French)
D5/70/6 Rev. Thomas Hyde, Montserrat, W. Indies, 6 Jul. 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/70/7 Rev. Robert Newton, 2 Moss St., Liverpool (Mission House), 27 Sep. 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/70/8 T.B. Platt and William Walford, Language Institution, 27 Bartletfs Buildings, 9 Oct. 1826 (folded sheet).
D5/70/9 Herbelin, 33 Fleet Market, London, 20 Dec. 1827 (folded sheet, in French).
D5/70/10 William Dyson, Howden (Mission House), 21 Apr. 1828 (folded sheet). Incorporates transcript of letter, Jane Williams, Pailoa Bay of Islands, New Zealand, to , 8 Jun. 1827.
Wesleyan Missionary Society, Treasurer, see Rev. Joseph Taylor Mr Wood, see Samuel Furley
Recipient not identified D5/71/1 Samuel Warren, City Road, 27 Feb. 1823 (folded sheet). D5/71/2 Samuel Drew, 15 Owens Road, 12 Apr. 1825 (f.l). D5/71/3 Rev. James Lynch, Dublin, 1 Jul. 1826 (f.l). D5/71/4 Visiting card with MS note and name of Peter Jones, Missionary and Chief from America, 28 Sep. 1831.
D5/71/5 Rev. Robert Jackson, Sheffield, 21 Aug.1848 (f.l).
D5/71/6 I. Jackson, no address, Monday a.m., s.a., c.1850 f.l).
D5/71/7 Dr. George Morley, Leeds, 8 Oct. 1860 (folded sheet).
D5/71/8 George G. Findlay, Headingley College, 6 Sep. 1892 (f.l)
(^Purchased from 5.P.C.K. Bookshops, June 1982),
D5/71/9 Autograph of Samuel Drew, early 19th cent, (fragment).
D5/71/10 Autograph of William Boiling, early 19th cent, (fragment).
D5/71/11 Autograph of T. Hickson, Loftwich, Cheshire, early 19th cent, (fragment)\
D5/71/12 Group of seceding Methodists to their brethren, c.1800 (f.l).
D5/72/1-8 Folders formerly housing some of above correspondence, arranged by writer. All except D5/72/8 marked in hand of George Morley junior. Addenda from Printed Books
Rev. James Loutit
D5/73/1 Rev. William Vevers, Salford (Nottingham), 21 May 1849 (folded sheet; bound in Wesley classmark IC Db.7.5^) - D5/73/2 Rev. William Burt, Newcastle on Tyne, 6 Oct. 1849 (f.l; bound in IC Dn.7.555).
D5/73/3 Rev. John Beecham, London, 25 Oct. 1848 (f.l; bound in IC Db.7.619).
D5/73/4 Same, London, 20 Nov.1849 (f.l; bound in IC Db.7.56).
D5/73/5 Rev. William vevers, Salford (Nottingham), Saturday a.m., s.a. 1849 (folded sheet; bound in IC Db.7.5^). D5/73/6 Rev. Nathan Rouse, no address (Nottingham), n.d. (f.l; bound in IC Db.7.710).
Recipient not-identified; probably James Loutit
D5/74 Rev. John Rigg, Bath, 28 May 1849 (ff.2; bound in IC Db.7.733).
D6: Self-contained collections of letters and associated papers
JD6/1: bound volume
(a) Engravings and lithographs, mainly topographical and portraits, 410 items.
(b) Extracts from newspapers and journals, mainly topographical and portraits, including printed ephemera: (i) Circular appeal for an Irish memorial to Adam Clark (1832) (p.66) (ii) Ode on the death of Dr. Boyce (1779) annotated by Rev. Charles Wesley (p.362); 82 items.
(c) Extracts from bqoks (biographical notices), and frontispiece of Clarke, Memoirs (2); 7 items.
(d) Letters and MS material, listed here by page number. Many seals have been detached from letters and fixed to the page.
(Inside front flyleaf 1:) Statement addressed by Mrs. Mary Ann Morley to Rev. Samuel Walker, 2 Mar. 1880, with terms of gift (folded sheet).
(Inside front flyleaf 2:) Catalogue of MSS in the volume by Eliza Forth and Mary Ann Smith (3 folded sheets) .
4. Letter, Rev. Samuel Wesley to Archbishop of York (Bishopthorpe), Epworth 30 Dec.1700 (f.l and 2 fragments).
6. Letter, same to same (House of Lords), Epworth, 14 May 1701 (f.l and 2 fragments; pr. Clarke, Memoirs, .92-3).
8. Memorandum by Samuel Wesley of plans for missionary work in the East Indies, c.1701-2 (f.l; pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 96f).
10. Letter, Samuel Wesley to Archbishop of York (Bishopthorpe), Epworth 7 Aug. 1702 (folded sheet; pr. in part, Clark, Memoirs, 96f.) 34. D6/1 Contd.
12. Letter, same to same, 20 Mar. 1703/4 (f.l and 1 fragment; pr. Clarke, Memoirs. 102-3).
14. Copy by Samuel Wesley of correspondence with Mr. Albrey Bertie and Mr. G. Whichcott, and their public memorials, 17 Mar.1704/5 11 Apr. 1705 (ff.2).
16. Letter, Samuel Wesley to Archbishop of York (Bishopthorpe), Epworth, 7 Jun. 1705 (f.l and fragment; partly pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 104-5).
18. Copy (9 Oct.1863) by George Morley junior of letter, same to same, Lincoln
Castle, 25 Jan.1705/6 (folded sheet; pr.Clarke, Memoirs, 105f).
19. Envelope for item p.20.
20. Letter, same to same (Bishopthorpe), Lincoln Castle, 10 Jul. 1705 (f.l; pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 107f). 22. Letter, same to same, same addresses, 12 Sep. 1705 (f.l; pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 108f).
24. Letter, Samuel Wesley to John Wesley, Wrott, 26 Jan.1724/5 (f.l; pr. Clarke, Memoirs. 201f).
26. (a) Letter, Samuel Wesley to Charles Wesley (although addressed to John Wesley, Lincoln College, Oxford), Epu/orth, 24 Jan.1729/30. Holograph (f.l; pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 205).
(b) Copy of epitaph of Rev. Samuel Wesley, 25 Apr. 1735.
28. Poem by Rev. Samuel Wesley, Marlborouqh or The Fate of Europe (f.l). Clarke, Memoirs, 112f.
30. The same continued.
?l. The same continued.
34. The same continued.
36. "Order of Battell at the Camp at Ties 1703 D. of Marleb. Generall". Contemporary plan of intended layout (folded sheet), (p.38 removed before" Forth and Smith catalogue compiled)
42. Letter (part missing), Mrs. Susannah Wesley to Mr. Annesley her brother (Surat), Epworth, 20 Jan.1721/2 (f.l) Endorsed by John Wesley.
44. Treatise on the chief articles of the Christian Faith by Mrs. Susannah Wesley, addressed to her daughter Suky (ff.2). Clarke, Memoirs, 283f.
46. The same continued (ff.2).
48. The same continued (ff.2).
50. The same continued (ff.2).
52. The same continued (ff.2). ,
54. The same continued (ff.2).
58. Letter, Rev. Samuel Wesley, junior to Mrs. Susannah Wesley (Epworth), Westminster Abbey, 9 Jun.1709 (folded sheet). Clarke, Memoirs, 367. 35.
60. Letter, Samuel Wesley junior to John Wesley (Wroot), Dean's Yard, Wesminster, 18 Nov.1727 (folded sheet). Clarke, Memoirs, 387f.
62. Letter, Samuel Wesley junior to Charles Wesley (Palace Yard, Westminster), BlundelPs School, Tiverton, 29 Sep. 1736 (folded sheet). Clarke, Memoirs, 391f.
66. Letter, Adam Clarke to Mrs. Clarke (Pinner), Frome, 12 Aug. 1832 (folded sheet).
68. Letter, John Wesley to Adam Clarke (St. Austell's), London, 12 Feb. 1785 (folded sheet). Telford, VII, 255.
70. Letter, Clarke, to Wesley (City Road, London), Plymouth, 30 Jan.1786 (folded sheet).
72. Letter, Wesley to Clarke (Plymouth Dock), London, 3 Feb. 1786. Telford,
VII, 314 (folded sheet).
74. Letter, Clarke to Wesley (Sheffield), Plymouth, 19 Jun. 1786 (folded sheet).
76. Letter, Same to same (London), Guernsey, 20 Dec. 1786 (folded sheet). 78. Letter, Wesley to Clarke (Guernsey),near London, 3 Jan. 1787 (folded sheet). Telford, VII, 362.
80. (a) Letter, Clarke to Wesley, Guernsey, 23 Feb. 1787 (f.l).
(b) Letter, Wesley to Clarke, Plymouth Dock, 3 Mar. 1787 (f.l). Telford, VII, 373. Endorsed with letter, Rev. William Myles to Clarke, same date.
82. Letter, Clarke, same date. Clarke to Wesley (Clones), Kingswood, 13 May 1787 (folded sheet).
84. Letter, Wesley to Clarke (St. Peter's, Guernsey), Clones, 27 May 1787 (folded sheet). Telford, VII, 385.
86. Letter, Clarke to Wesley, (Manchester), Guernsey, 21 July. 1787 (folded sheet).
88. Letter, Clarke (to Wesley), New Room, Bristol, 19 Sep. 1787 (f.l).
90. Letter, Clarke to Wesley (London), Mont Plaisir Guernsey, 29 Oct. 1787 (folded sheet).
92. (a) Letter, Wesley to , n.d. (fragment).
(b) Letter, Wesley to Clarke (Mont Plaisir), near London, 9 Nov.1787 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 21.
94. (a) Letter, same to same (Mont Plaisir), London, 21 Nov.1787. Telford,
VIII, 22(f).
(b) Letter, same to same, London, 8 Dec.1787. Telford, VIII, 25 (f.l).
96. (a) Letter, same to same, London, 18 Dec. 1787. Telford, VIII, 28 "(folded sheet). (b) Letter, same to same (Mont Plaisir), London, 8 Jan. 1788. Telford, VIII, 33 (folded sheet).
98. (a) Letter, same to same, Liverpool, 17 Apr. 1788. Telford, VIII, 55 (f.l).
(b) Wesley to (Mary) Cooke, (1785). Fragment;version from a complete copy in Telford, VII, 304. D6/1 Contd.
100. Letter, Adam Clarke to John Wesley (City Road, London), Mont Plaisir, 2 June 1788 (folded sheet).
102. Letter, same to same (City Road, London), Jersey, 13 June, 1789 (folded sheet).
104. Letter, Wesley to Clarke (St. Heliers), York, 26 June 1788 (f.l and envelope). Mutilated, but missing text partially supplied in another hand. Telford, VIII, 68.
106. Letter, Clarke to Wesley (Leeds), Jersey, 15 July 1789 (folded sheet).
108. (a) Letter to Wesley to Clarke (St. Heliers), Bristol, 9 March 1789 (folded sheet) Telford, VIII, 124.
(b) Letter, same to same (St. Heliers), near Dublin, 25 June 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 146.
110. Letter, same to same (Jersey), London, 5 Nov. 1788 (ff.2). Telford, VIII, 101.
112. (a) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 12 Oct..1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 175. Endorsed with letter, Rev. Henry Moore to Clerke, same date.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 31 Oct. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 182.
114. (a) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 26 Nov. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 188.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 11 Feb. 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 201.
116. (a) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), Madeley, 25 Mar. 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 208.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), Manchester, 4 Apr. 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 214 (there misdated).
118. Letter, Clarke to Wesley (Horsefair Chapel, Bristol), Dublin, 5 Sept. 1790 (folded sheet).
120. Letter, Wesley to Clarke (New Room, Dublin), Bristol, 9 Sept. 1790 (ff.2). Telford, VIII, 237.
122. (a) Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 28 Jan.1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 198.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Dublin), Bedford, 28 Oct. 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 244.
124. Letter, same to same, no address, 3 Jan. 1791 (ff.2). Telford, VIII, 253 (incomplete).
126. Letter, same to same (New Room, Dublin), London, 9 Feb. 1791 (autograph) (ff.2). Telford, VIII, 261.
128. (a) Letter, John Wesley to Henry Moore (New Room, Dublin), Bristol, 18 Sept. 1787. Endorsed by Moore. Telford, VIII, 10. D6/1 Contd.
130. (a) Letter, same to same, Macclesfield, 6 Apr. 1788 (f.l). Telford, VIII, 51.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Dublin), near Newcastle, 7 Jun. 1788 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 63.
132. (a) Letter, same to same (New Room, Dublin), Scarborough, 16 Jun. 1788 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 66.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Room, Dublin), London, 16 Jul. 1788 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 70.
134. (a) Letter, same to same (City Road, London), Bristol, 20 Sep. 1788 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 91.
- (b) Letter, same to same (new Chapel near Moorfields), Chatham, 2 Dec. 1788 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 106 (incomplete).
136. (a) Letter, same to same (City Road, London), near Longford, 17 Apr. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 131.
(b) Letter, same to same (City Road, London), Dublin, 1 Jul. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 151.
138. (a) Letter, same to same (City Road, London), Chester, 14 Jul. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 152.
(b) Letter, same to same, (City Road, London), Manchester, 17 Jul. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 154.
140. (a) Letter, John Wesley to Henry tfoore^ialthough addressed on the dorse to "The Revd. Dr. Coke New Chappel London"; it is headed "To H. Moore") Bristol, 5 Sep. 1789 (f.l). Telford, VIII, 170.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Chapel, London), Bath, 20 Sep. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 171.
142. (a) Letter, same to same (New Chapel, London), Bristol, 22 (?) Sep. 1789 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 171.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Chapel, London), Bristol, 10 Mar. 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 207 (wrongly dated to 14 Mar.).
144. (a) Letter, same to same (no address), Parkgate, 25 Apr. 1790 (f.l). Telford, VIII, 215.
(b) Letter, same to same (New Chapel, London), Alnwick, 14 (?) May 1790 (folded sheet). Telford, VIII, 219.
146. (a) Letter, same to same (New Chapel, London), Dumfries, 1 Jun. 1790 (f.l). Telford, VIII, 220.
(b) Letter John Wesley to (Samuel Wesley junior), (dated 30 Oct. 1738 in another hand), fragment (f.l). The whole printed in Baker, vol.26, pp.275f.
(c) Two folios of John Wesley's journal, 25 Jan. 1738/9. Pr. with variations and wrongly dated to 1738 in Curnock, I, 418.
148. List in hand of John Wesley of the passengers and crew who sailed in the Symmonds to Georgia, 14 Oct. 1735 (folded sheet). Clarke, Memoirs, 2 vol. edn. II, 175n. D6/1 contd.
150. Circular letter, Edward Mulso, Accomptant General for Household Plate, to John Wesley (no address), Excise Office, London, 2 Sep. 1776. Endorsed with John Wesley's reply, Bristol, 9 Sept. 1776 (f.l). Telford, VI, 230.
152. (a) Letter, John Wesley to Lord (North) (no address), Armagh, 11 Jun. 1775 (2 folded sheets). Telford, VI, 160.
(b) Letter, John Wesley to Dean Bigby, no address or date (folded sheet). Works, XII, 434.
(c) Fragment of MS polyglot version of Psalm I (? in early hand of John Wesley) (folded sheet).
154. (a) Poem in the hand of Rev. Charles Wesley, To the Rebellious of the Americans. (f.l).
(b) 6-verse poem in hand of Charles Wesley, beginning "While Heaven with angry frown..." (f.l).
156. Fragment of a book of sermons pp.237-242, (*f.l and folded sheet) - c.1700.
158. "Minutes of the Meeting held at Litchfield Apl.2d 1794" (draft, folded sheet).
160. (a) Letter, [Charles WesleyJ to John Wesley (School-House, Bristol), Bengeworth, 19 Mar. 1740 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Newcastle), no address, 2 May 1779 (fragment, f.l). Endorsed by John Wesley.
162. Latin speech at election to Westminster College, 18th cent, (folded sheet).
164. Letter, Charles Wesley to John Wesley (City Road, London), Bristol, 28 Nov. 1779 (ff.2).
166. (a) 3-part poem in hand of Charles Wesley, beginning "Recall not, Lord, our sins to mind..." (folded sheet).
(b) 6-verse poem in hand of same, For the King Jan.1784 (f.l).
168, (a) 11-verse poem in hand of same, Hymns for King George 1769. With appended Jacobite poem in cipher (ff.2).
(b) Decipherment by Rev. Elijah Hoole of cipher poem in (a), c.1860 (f.l).
(c) Latin poem, Academiae Oxoniensis Comitia, 18th cent, (folded sheet).
170. Letter, Mehitabel Wright to Rev. Samuel Wesley (Epworth), no address, 3 Jul. 1729 (folded sheet). Clarke Memoirs, 489. - 172. William Wright to Rev. John Wesley, (Christ Church, Oxford), London, 19 Sep. 1728 (f.l). Endorsed by Wesley. With verses on separate sheet (f.l). Clarke, Memoirs, 500-1.
174. Letter, Martha Wesley to John and Charles Wesley (Oxford), no address,
10 Mar. 1730 (folded ; sheet). Clarke, Memoirs, 515f.
176. Letter, Emilia Wesley to John Wesley, Lincoln, 28 Nov.1731 (f.l). Clarke, Memoirs, 467f.
178. Letter, same to same (Foundery Chapel), no address, 16 Feb. 1750/1. Partly pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 195f. D6/1 contd.
180. Letter, Kezia Wesley to John Wesley, Lincoln, 3 Jul. 1731 (f.l). Partly pr. Clarke, Memoirs, 539.
182. Letter, Mary Wesley to Charles Wesley, no address, 20 Jan. 1726/7 (f.l).
184. Letter, Samuel Annesley to Rev. Samuel Wesley, Surat, 13 Mar. 1712/13 (folded sheet Clarke, Memoirs, 245f.
186. (a) Letter, I. Lambert to John or Charles Wesley, no address, Aug.1742 (f.l, fragment).
(b) Parts of two poems and a third, The Mystery of Life by J . Gambold. Identified in hand of Eliza Forth, c.1860.
188. Letter, George Whitefield to John Wesley (Newcastle upon Tyne), London, 21 Dec. 1742 (folded sheet). Pr. Baker, vol.26, p.97.,
194. Letter, same to same, no address or date (folded sheet).
196. Letter, Benjamin Ingham to John Wesley (Lincoln College, Oxford), Ossett, 27 Jul. 1734 (folded sheet).
198. (a) Letter, T. Broughton (to John Wesley?), Oxford, 9 Oct. 1735. Endorsement by John Wesley with note in Latin (f.l).
(b) Letter, T. Broughton to Charles Wesley (although addressed to Jphn Wesley), Oxford, 9 Oct. 1736. With endorsed notes by John Wesley (f.l) .
200. Letter, Rev. John Gillies to John Wesley (Foundery), no address, 30 Dec. 1754 (fragment) (f.l). Pr. Baker, vol.26, p.547.
202. Letter, Rev. Walter Shirley to John Wesley (Bristol), no address, 1 Nov.1760 (folded sheet).
204. Letter, Philip H. Molther to John Wesley, London, 25 Jan.1740/1 (f.l). Appended note in another hand.
206. Letter, Rev. John Cennick to John Wesley, (Foundery Chapel), no address, 16 Aug. 1740 (folded sheet).
208. Letter, William Delamotte to John Wesley, Catharine Hall, Cambridge, 16 Feb. 1737/8 (f.l.) Annotated by Wesley.
210. Letter, James Oglethorpe to (John Wesley), Old Palace Yard, Westminster, 9 Sept. 1735. With cipher and endorsed note by Rev. John Clayton (f.l). Pr. Baker, vol.25, pp.432-3.
212. Letter, Richard Hutchings to John Wesley, Lincoln College, Oxford, 14 Dec. 1730 (f.l).
213. Letter in Greek, John Romley to Charles Wesley (London), 1732. Endorsed with Greek notes (f.l).
214. Letter, Mr. Morgan, to John Wesley, no address, 25 Sept. 1735. End missing (folded sheet). Endorsed by Wesley.
216. Letter, George Stonhouse to "Dear Sir", Milton, Friday (f.l).
218. (a) Letter Richard Wrce to Samuel Wesley senior (Epworth), Manchester, 30 April 1707 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Rev. Walter Chapman to John Wesley, Bath, 27 Feb. 1737/8 (f.l). Endorsed by Wesley. Pr. Baker, vol.25, p.531. D6/1 contd.
220. Letter, C. Lady Normanby to Archbishop of York (York Palace), no address, 7 Aug. (1705?) (folded sheet).
222. Letter, J.L. De Leynot to (John Wesley?), Tibel's Court, London, 10 July 1741 (f.l).
224. Letter in Latin, John Henry Liden to John Wesley, London, 24 Nov. 1769 (folded sheet). Endorsed by Wesley.
226. Letter, Edward Chandler, Bishop of Durham to Archdeacon Thomas Sharp (Rothbury), no address, 12 May 1747 (f.l and fragment). Partly Pr. in Proc. Wes. Hist. Soc. XXV111 (1951-2), 48.
228. Letter in Latin, pastors and professors of the Church in Geneva to (unspecified Anglican clergy), Geneva, 25 Sept. 1706. Endorsed with note in hand of John Wesley (folded sheet).
229. Letter in Latin, Rev. Johannes T. Burckhardt to John Wesley, Savoy Square, London, 28 Nov.1782 (f.l).
232. Letter, John Henderson to John Wesley, no address or date, beginning missing. Endorsed with Wesley's reply, no address, 28 Sept. 1780 (folded sheet). Not in Telford.
234. Letter, John Potter, Bishop of Oxford to John Wesley (Lincoln College, Oxford), Old Palace Yard, Westminster, 1 Mar. 1734/5 (f.l).
236. (a) Letter, John Newton to John Wesley, Liverpool, 3 Apr. 1758 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, William Wilberforce to Adam Clark, Highwood Hill, Middx. 17 Aug. 1830. Loose (folded sheet).
238. Letter, Samuel Horsley, Bishop of St. David's to Rev. R. Wely (?), Abergwili, 10 Oct. 1793 (f.l).
240. Letter, Mary Fletcher to Zachariah Taft, (Driffield), Madeley, 9 Oct. 1814. (ff.2).
242. (a) Summary of sermon on the Lamb of God in hand of John Fletcher of
Madeley (folded sheet).
(b) Headings of sermon on Thomas, in hand of Fletcher (f.l).
(c) Headings of sermon on Jerem. 23, v.5f, in hand of Fletcher (f.l).
(d) Headings of sermon on John 6, v.44 in hand of Fletcher (f.l, loose).
(e) Headings of sermons on Luke 18, v.8, Eccl.11.9, with text headings for Is.27 v.13 and Joh. 9 v.30, in hand of Fletcher (folded sheet). 243. Letter, Joseph Butterworth to (Adam Clarke?), London, 28 Jun., 1820 (folded sheet).
244. Notes on attempting lif e of John Wesley ?by Rev. Mark Noble, c,18oO (folded sheet).
246 (a) Letter, Rev. Thomas Stedman to Adam Clarke, (Prescot), Shrewsbury, 7 Dec. 1820, giving transcripts of the following letters: (i) John Wesley to Stedman (Cheverei), Bristol, 10 far. 1774, Telford, VI, 77 (ii) same to same, (Cheverei), Penzance, no date, not in Telford (iii) same to same (Cheverei), Bristol, 13 Aug. 1774, Telford, VI, 107 D6/1 contd.
246. (iv) same to same (Shrewsbury) no address, Dec. 1789, Telford, VIII, (contd.) 189. (v) Alexander Knox to Stedman, Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, 15 Nov. 1799 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Thomas Stedman to Adam Clarke, Shrewsbury, 26 Jan. 1824 (f.l).
248. Letter, same to same (Prescot), Shrewsbury, 22 Nov. 1821 (autograph). Incorporates partial transcript of 2 letters, Alexander Knox to Stedman, 14 June 1821, no address, and Dublin, 12 Mar. 1821 (folded sheet).
250. "The first sermon I ever wrote. 1725" in hand of John Wesley (ff.5 and 2 folded sheets).
252. Sermon in hand of John Wesley on John I, v.47, 17 Jan.1728/9 (4 folded sheets)
254. Sermon in hand of John Wesley in Latin, 27 Jan. 1741 (5 folded sheets).
256. Notes: "De Satisfactione Christi" in hand of John Wesley in Latin, incomplete (3 folded sheets).
258. Transcript of Eupolis's Hymn to the Creator by Samuel Wesley, in hand of Adam Clarke (ff.3), with notes.
260. The same continued (ff.3).
262. The same continued (ff.3).
264. The same continued (ff.2).
266. Letter, Edward Chandler, Bishop of Durham to Archdeacon Thomas Sharp (Rothbury), no address, 9 Aug. 1744 (folded sheet). Pr. in Proc.Wes.His.Soc. XXV111 (1951-2). 47f.
268. Letter, same to same (Durham), no address, 15 Jul . 1747 (f.l and envelope). Pr. in Proc.Wes.Hist.Soc. XXV111, 48f.
270. Letter, Thomas Turnor to Archdeacon Sharp (Rothbury), no address or date (folded sheet).
272. Copy of letter, Thomas Sharp to Thomas Turnor, no address or date. Incomplete (folded sheet).
:76. (a) Letter, Sarah Wesley to Adam Clarke (Surrey Institution, Blackfriars), Upper Seymour St., 13 May 1809 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Prescot), 2 York Buildings, New Road, 9 Apr. 1821 (folded sheet and f.l).
278. Letter, same to same (Prescot), 2 York Buildings, New Road, 5 Jul . 1821 (ff.3)
280. Letter, same to same (Prescot), same address, 15 Sept.1821 (folded sheet and ff.2).
282. Letter, same to same (Stourport), no address, 21 Nov. 1821 (f.l and folded sheet).
284 Letter, same to same (Stourport), no address, 21 Dec. 1821 (folded sheet and f.l). D6/1 contd.
286. (a) Letter, same to same (Prescot), 2 York Buildings, New Road, 24 Jan. 1822 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Prescot), no address, 8 Feb. 1822 (folded sheet).
288. (a) Letter, same to same (Prescot), no address, 13-14 Feb.1822 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Sarah Wesley to "dear Madam", no address or date (unfinished, folded sheet).
290. Letter, Jonathan Swift to Lord , no address or date, endorsed "received aprill the 11th 1735" (folded sheet).
292. Letter, Sarah Wesley to Adam Clarke, 2 York Buildings, New Road, 25 Mar. 1822 (folded sheet).
294. (a) Letter, same to same (Prescot), no address, 6 Apr. 1822 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, no address or date (f.l).
296. Letter, same to same, 2 York Buildings, New Road, 24-5 May 1822 (folded sheet).
298. Letter, same to same (Prescot), York Buildings, New Road, 3 Sep. 1822 (folded sheet).
300. Letter, same to same, 14 Nottingham Place near Marylebone Church, 24-26 Jan. 1823 (folded sheet).
302. (a) Copy in hand of Sarah Wesley of epitaph in Latin with English translation by Samuel Wesley junior (f.l).
(b) Copy in hand of Sarah Wesley of three poems by Samuel Wesley junior: epitaph on Butler, To Alexander Pope and "on disappointment of the i / Mastership at Westminster School" (f.l).
303. Copy in hand of Sarah Wesley of poem by Samuel Wesley junior To Mr. Lambert (f.l).
304. Copies in hand of Sarah Wesley of three poems by Mrs. Mehitabel Wright, two To the memory of Mrs. Mary Whitelamb and one beginning "Opprest with utmost might of woe" (ff.2).
306. Indenture of lease, John Wesley to William Smith, George Shadford, Robert Spoor, George Jefferson, Alexander Smith, John Green and William Slater, of the Orphan House, Newcastle, for one year, rent one peppercorn per annum, 6 Jul. 1790. Witnesses Alexander Mather, Andrew Inglis (f.l).
308. Fragment of book of sermons in hand of Samuel Wesley senior (ff.7).
310. The same continued (ff.ll). ,
312. (a) Letter, H.W. Mortimer to Henry Moore (Leeds), London, 29 Nov. 1805 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, James Hamilton to Henry Moore, no address, Friday night (folded sheet).
314. Letter, Granville Sharp to John Wesley, no address or date, but 1774 (cf. Thoughts on Slavery, Wesley's Works, XI) (f.l).
316. Letter, Catherine Sharp to(Adam Clarke), Clare Hall, 16 May 1815 (folded sheet).
318. Copy of note of sale to George Whitfield by trustees of John Wesley of Wesley's stock of books in print, 1791 (folded sheet). D6/1 contd.
7'20. Letter, Alexander Knox to Adam Clarke, Bellevue Delganny, 3 Mar. 826 (3 folded sheets)
, 9 - Letter, William King, Archbishop of Dublin to Edward Southwell, Dublin, 26 Dec. 1723 (folded sheet).
326. Letter, John Wesley to Mary Cook (Trowbridge), Bradford, 10 Sep. 1785. Telford, VII, 288. (f.l and cover).
328. Letter, same to same (Trou/bridge), Bristol, 24 Sep. 1785. Telford, VII, 292 (folded sheet).
330. Letter, same to same (Trovi/bridge), London, 30 Oct. 1785. Telford, VII, 298 (f.l and cover).
332. Letter, same to same (Trowbridge), London, 23 Feb. 1786. Telford, VII, 318 (f.l and cover).
334. Letter, same to same (Trovi/bridge), London, 12 Dec. 1786. Telford, VII, 357 (f.l and cover).
- 336. Letter, same to same (Trou/bridge), Macclesfield, 31 Mar. 1787. Telford, VII, 377 (f.l and cover). 338. Letter, same to same (Trowbridge), Bath, 15 Sep. 1787. Telford, VIII, 8 (f.1 and cover).
340. Letter, same to same (Trowbridge), London, 21 Dec. 1787. Telford, VIII, 28. (f.l and cover).
342. Letter, John Wesley to Mrs. Adam Clarke (New Room, Bristol), Dumfries, 1 Jun. 1790. Telford, VIII, 220 (f.l and cover).
344. Letter, same to same (New Room, Bristol), London, 18 Jan. 1791. Telford, VIII, 255 (f.l and cover).
346. Letter, Charlotte Louisa Wesley to "dear Madam", no address, 1 Jul. 1799 (f.l and loose fragment).
348. Letter, Rev. Philip Doddridge to "Polly" Doddridge, Northampton, 8 Jun. 1747 (f.l).
350. Letter, Mrs. M. Doddridge to Philip Doddridge (Northampton), Bath, 23 Aug. 1746 (folded sheet).
352. Letter, Philip Doddridge junior to Mercy Doddridge (Northampton), postmark 27 Sep. (1753 endorsed) (folded sheet).
354. Letter, Mercy Doddridge to Mrs. Doddridge, Worcester, 2 Apr. 1749 (folded sheet).
356. Clara Doddridge to Belinda Doddridge, Northampton, 2 Aug. 1753 (folded sheet).
358. Letter, Celia Doddridge to Mrs. Doddridge (Henley in Arden), Walthamstow, 10 Sep. 1769 (folded sheet).
360. Letter, M. Doddridge to Mrs. Doddridge (Daventry), no address, endorsed 1756 (folded sheet).
362. (a) Letter, Mercy Doddridge to Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), Mr. Terrys, Abbey St., Bath, 22 Mar. 1801 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Polly Doddridge to Mrs. Doddridge (Marylebone), Daventry, 21 Oct. 1753 (folded sheet). UP/ X LUIIIU.
364. (a) Letter, M. Freeman Shepherd to Sarah Wesley (Maidstone), no address, 23 May 1805 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, M. Freeman Shepherd to Adam Clarke (Bloomsbury), no address, 6 Mar. 1810 (folded sheet).
366. Letter, Martha More to Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), Bath, 30 Jan. 1792 (folded sheet).
368. (a) Letter, George Wolff to (Mrs. Charles Wesley), no address or date (f.l).
(b) Letter, E. De La Mair to Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), Abington Building, Bath, 11 Apr. 1809 (folded sheet).
370A Letter, Earl of Dartmouth to (Mrs. Charles Wesley), Sandwell, 4 Dec. 1796 (f.l).
370B Letter, Count Zenobia to Sarah Wesley, no address,:postmarked 4 Apr. (folded sheet).'
372. Letter, Rev. Thomas Maurice to Sarah Wesley), British Museum, Thursday morning (folded sheet).
374. Letter, Charles Wesley junior to Mrs. Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), St. Albans, 5 Aug. 1804 (folded sheet).
376. (a) Letter, Lucy Aiken to Miss Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), Stoke Newington, 2 Jul. 1809 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Thomas Maurice to Sarah Wesley (Marylebone), British Museum, 13 Mar. s.a. (f.l and cover).
378. (a) Letter, W. Linley to Charles Wesley junior (Marylebone), Furnival's Inn, 2 Feb. 1824 (folded sheet)
(b) Letter, Lord Pomfret to (Charles Wesley), no address, 18 Apr. 1827 (f.l).
380. Glee by Lord Mornington (f.l).
382. Letter, Lord Erskine to Charles Wesley (Nottingham Place), 2, Upper Grosvenor St., 25 May 1811 (f.l and cover).
384. Letter, Lady Anne Erskine to Mrs. Charles Wesley (Gt. Chesterfield St.), Spa-Fields, 10 March 1794 (f.l and cover).
386. (a) Letter, Mrs. M. Udney to Charles Wesley, no address, Thursday (f.l and cover).
(b) Letter, John, Bishop of Salisbury to Charles Wesley (Marylebone), the Palace, Salisbury, 19 Sept. 1823 (f.l and cover).
388. (a) Printed form completed in MS, thanks from the London Institution to
Henry Moore for The Life of the Revd. John Wesley, 16 Mar. 1825 (f.l).
(b) Membership card, London Institution, Adam Clarke, 1835 (f.l).
390. Letter, Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke (Bristol), Bristol, 4 Apr. 1799 (f.l). 392. Poem in letter, Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke (Liverpool, Liverpool, 17 Apr. 1795 (f.l). D6/1 contd.
394. (a) Ode by Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke on their thirteenth wedding anniversary, Bristol, 17 Apr. 1801 (f.l).
(b) Report on the six schools in the Coleraine Circuit, 18 Jun. 1832 (f.l).
(c) Facsimile of-inscription on glass in memory of John Wesley by Adam Clarke, Manchester, 18 Sep. 1792. Loose (f.l).
398. Letter, Mary and Adam Clarke to Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, (Stoke Newington), Eastcott, 24 Nov. 1828 and Heyden Hall, 25 Nov. 1828 (folded sheet).
400. (a) Letter, Mrs. A. Barlow to Mrs. Wesley, no address, 13 Mar. 1758 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Miss Elizabeth Spence to Miss Wesley (Arundel), Weymouth, 22 Oct. 1809 (folded sheet).
402. Letter, (Leady Robert Manners) to Mrs. Charles Wesley, no address, 20 Apr. 1758 (folded sheet).
404. (a) Letter, Lord Dunstanville to Miss Wesley (Marylebone), Twickenham, 27 Feb. 1824 (f.l and cover).
(b) Verses in hand of Miss Wesley On the Death of an Infant addressed to Thomas Campbell (f.l).
(c) Verses in hand of Thomas Cambbell On visiting a Scene in Arqyle Shire, in reply to (b) (f.l).
406. Letter, Lady A. Gatehouse to Miss Wesley (Marylebone), no address, 7 Nov. s.a. (f.l and cover).
408. (a) Letter, Baroness Le Despenser to Mrs. Charles Wesley, no address, Tuesday (1768)(f.l).
(b) Letter, Miss Eliza Hamilton to Miss Wesley (Marylebone), Bath, 23 Jun. 1798 (folded sheet).
410. Letter, Mrs. M. Bates to Miss Wesley (Nottingham Place), postmarked Greenwich, 4 Sep. 1812 (folded sheet)
412. Letter, Jane Porter to Miss Wesley (Narylebone), Tetbury, 10 May 1805 (folded sheet).-, - 414. (a) Letter, Rev. J . Benson to Hugh S. Boyd, London, 6 Sep. 1817 (f.l).
(b) Letter, Rev. Zachariah Taft to Richard Smith (Kinsland Road, London), Driffield, 16 Mar. 1815 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, Charles Atmore to , no address or date (f.l, fragment).
416. (a) Item listed in the loose MS catalogue as "Dr. Coke (curious)" now lost, and marked as so in pencil of c.1900 in the catalogue.
(b) Letter, Rev. Thomas Haweis to , no address, 1 Dec. 1806 (f.l fragment).
418. Letter, Rev. John Pawson to Henry Moore (Methodist Chapel, Bath), London, 19 May 1798 (folded sheet).
419, Letter, John Pawson to Miss Elizabeth Cooke, (Trowbridge), Liverpool, 16 Sept. 1794. Loose (folded sheet). 46. D6/1 contd.
420. Letter, John Fawson to Henry Moore (Methodist Chapel, Bath), London, 2 Jun. 1798 (folded sheet).
422. (a) Letter, David Lloyd to Adam Clarke (Prescot), Llanbister, Radnorshire, 7 Nov. 1821 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, no address or date (2 folded sheets).
426. Letter, James Boswell junior to Miss Wesley (Gloucester Place), Temple, 21 Oct. s.a. (postmark 71819) (f.l and cover).
428. Letter, Isabella Strange to James Granger, London, 3 May 1763 (folded sheet).
430. (a) Letter, Thomas Rutherford to Mrs. Henry Moore, (Liverpool), Sheffield, 19 Aug. 1800 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Robert C. Brackenbury to (Mr. Ward), Footherley, 4 Apr. 1817 (f.l),
432. Letter, Dr. John Whitehead to Henry Moore, London, 4 Jul. 1791 (f.l).
434. Letter, Mrs. Sarah Wesley to Miss Sarah Wesley (Calais), no address, 1 Jun.
(1793) (folded sheet).
435. Cargo list of nine ships from Turkey, 1713 (f.l).
436. (a) Letter, William Wats to Dr. Blechinden (Worcester College,, Oxford), Durham, 26 May 1727 (f.l). (b) Letter, E. Steadman to George Clark (Admiralty Office), on board H.M.S. Southampton, in the Downs, 9 Aug. 1713 (folded sheet). 438. (a) Letter, Miss Wesley to Lady Austen (Paris), Rochester, 12 Sep. s.a. (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Miss Wesley to the Baron de Tardif, Chesterfield, 17 Sep. 1802 (folded sheet).
440. (a) Letter in French, Baron de Tardif to Miss Wesley (Marylebone), Paris, Mar. 1803 (folded sheet).
(b) French Epitaph to Lady Austen in same hand (f.l).
442. (a) Letter, Mary Cottle to Miss Wesley(Marylebone), Portland Square, 9 Feb. 1796. Loose, (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Mary Howard to Miss Wesley, no address, 13 Apr. 1797 (folded sheet),
444. (a) Letter, Samuel Wesley to Mrs. Wesley (Marylebone), no address, 28 Jan. s.a. (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Hampstead Rd., 30 May 1811 (f.l, fragment).
446. (a) Letter, (Richard Cosway) to (Mrs. Wesley), no address or date (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Maria Coswayto Miss Wesley, Kensington House, 20 Aug. 1819 (folded sheet).
448. (a) Letter Dr. Charles Wesley to his uncle (Charles Wesley) (Bath)j Camden Town, 21 Mar. 1807 (f.l). 47.
D6/1 contd.
448. (b) Letter, Samuel Wesley to Elijah Hoole, Stable Yard, St. James's Palace, 27 Dec. 1856 (fil).
450. (a) Letter, W. Therard to , Smyrna, 25 Apr. 1713 (f.l).
(b) Description in French of the Temple of Minerva in Athens by the
Superior of the Capuchins, enclosed in (a) (f.l).
(c) Two descriptive sheets for (a) and (b), c.1713.
452. Folio from the diary of Hester Am Rogers, 3-5 Nov. 1780.
454. Letter, Mrs. John Wesley to her sister, London, 12 Nov. (?), 1757 (f.l). 456. Letter, C.H. Spurgeon to (Benjamin Hellier), Nightingale Lane, Clapham, 18 Sep. 1878. Loose (folded sheet).
D6/2
Bound volume of collections: on the flyleaf is the inscription "Adam Clarke Smith left to him by the Will of his dear mother Mary Anne Smith 1862".
Contents
(a) Engravings and lithopgraphs, mainly topographical and portraits, 189 items.
(b) Extracts from newspapers and journals, mainly of views and portraits, and printed ephemera: Adam Clarke's visiting card, 2 copies (pp.6 and 7), notice of election to the Manchester Philological Society (not completed) (p.6), account of the life of Mrs. Adam Clarke, 22 Jan. 1837 (p.246), 47 items.
(c) Extracts from books (biographical notices), 7 items.
(d) 3 pencil portraits and one topographical drawing.
(e) Letters and manuscript material, listed here by page number. Many seals have been detached from letters and fixed to the page.
Inside front cover a life of Adam Clarke, unfinished (folded sheet). Loose.
4. Letter, Mary Clarke to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Newington), Frome Vicarage, 21 May 183Z (folded sheet).
6. (a) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), Haydon Hall, Pinner, 25 Nov. 1831 (folded sheet).
8. Letter, Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke (Trowbridge), London, 16 Jul. 1808 (folded
sheet).
9. Cover of letter p.10(a).
10. (a) Letter, Charles Blomfield, Bishop of Chester to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington) Chester, 14 Oct. 1826 (f.l). (b) Letter, Charles Blomfield, Bishop of London, to Adam Clarke, London, 23 Jun. 1829 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same, London House, 22 Oct. 1829 (folded sheet). (d) Letter, Blomfield to Mrs. Smith, Fulham, 29 Sep. 1834 (folded sheet). 48.
D6/2 contd. 12. (a) Letter,, Thomas Burgess, Bishop of Salisbury to Adam Clarke (Haydon Hall), London, Warren's Hill, 14 Sep. 1829 (f.l).
(b) Henry Ryder, Bishop of Lichfield to Adam Clarke (Haydon Hall), Eccleshall, 5 Sep. 1829 (f.l and cover). Note by Adam Clarke transcribing the letter.
14. (a) Letter, Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Oxford, to "Madam", Wharton (?) Place, 14 Mar. s.a. (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Robert Gray, Bishop of Bristol to (Adam Clarke?), Palace, 3 Aug. 1829 (f.l).
(c) Letter, Herbert Marsh, Bishop of Peterborough to Adam Clarke, Palace, Peterborough, 7 Aug. 1829 (f.l).
16. (a) Letter, Charles Lindsay, Bishop of Kildare to Adam Clarke, London, 8 Jun. 1812 (folded sheet).
(b) Same to same, Tittenhanger, 5 Jul. 1812 (f.l). pr. Clarke, II. 303-5.
18. (a) Letter, Granville Sharp to Adam Clarke, Fulham, 30 Mar. 1810 (folded sheet)
(b) Letter, same to same, Garden Court, Temple, 23 Jan. 1813 (f.l).
19. Envelope to 20(b).
20. (a) Letter, Rev. Francis Wrangham to Adam Clarke, Hurmanby, near Bridlington,
28 Jun. 1813 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Hurmanby, 10 Jul. 1813. (f.l).
(c) Letter, same to same (Pinner), Hurmanby, 29 Oct. 1827 (f.l).
22. (a) Letter, Rev. Charles Simeon to Rev. James Creighton (City Road, London), King's College, Cambridge, 17 Sep. 1791 (folded sheet). (b) Same to same (City Road, London), King's College, Cambridge, 22 Sep. 1791
(f.l and cover).
(c) Same to , same address, 8 Jul. 1829 (f.l and fragment of cover).
23. Letter, Dr. Samuel Lee to Mrs. Smith, Doctors1 Commons, 19 March 1834 (f.l).
24. (a) Letter, Samuel Lee to (Adam Clarke?), Mission House, 24 Apr. 1815 (folded sheet). (b) Letter, Lee to Adam Clarke (Prescot), Weston St., Pentonville, 3 Jun. 1817 (folded sheet).
26. (a) Letter, Rev. Robert William Browne to Mrs. M.A. Smith, King's College, London, 31 Jan. 1844 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, 1 Westbourne St., 12 Aug. 1844 (f.l).
(c) Robert William Browne to Adam Clarke Smith, Athenaeum, 8 Aug. s.a. (f.l and part of envelope).
(d) Letter, Rev. J.R. Major to Mrs. M.A. Smith, Woodstock, 14 Sept. 1844 (folded sheet). 49.
D6/2 contd.
28. (a) Letter, Rev. Thomas Hartwell Home to Mrs. M.A. Smith (Stoke Newington), 4, Nicholas Lane, Lombard St., 10 Aug. 1844 (folded sheet and envelope).
(b) Letter, Rev. Mr. Lewis to Adam Clarke, Ruislip Vicarage, 6 Jun. 1829, (f.l and envelope).
30. (a) Letter, Dr. H. McCaul to Mrs. M.A. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), Palatine Place, 9 Feb. 1843 (folded sheet and envelope).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), Palatine Place, 20 Apr. 1844 (f.l and envelope).
(c) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), Palatine Place, 10 Aug. 1844 (f.l and envelope).
32. (a) Letter, Rev. George Croly to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Newington), 3 Lansdowne Terrace, 14 Mar. 1843 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), same address, 22 Mar. 1843 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to (same), same address, 11 May 1843 (folded sheet).
34. (a) Letter, Rev. James Kidd to Mrs. M.A. Smith, Palatine House, 25 Aug. 1828 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Aberdeen, 26 Apr. 1833 (f.l).
(c) Letter, same to same, Aberdeen, 25 May 1833 (f.l).
36. (a) Letter, J.R. McGhee to Mrs. M.A. Smith, 9 UpperBelgrave St., 16 May 1843 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), 22 Montague St., Russell Square, 3 Jul. 1843 (f.l and envelope).
38. (a) Letter, Rev. Andrew Fuller to Mr. Iverney, Kettering, 25 Nov. 1814 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Andrew Fuller to Adam Clarke, (Pinner), London, 10 Nov. 1826 (f.l and 3 parts of cover).
40. (a) Letter, John Barrett to (Adam Clarke?), Trinity College, Dublin, 20 Aug. 1807 (f.l).
(b) Letter, Samuel Miller to Adam Clarke (Manchester), New York, 8 Apr. 1805 (folded sheet)*
44. (a) Letter, Managers of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church to Adam Clarke (London), New York, 23 Dec. 1831. With appended note, J . Emery to Clarke, same address and date (folded sheet).
(b) Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke (Prescot), Epworth, 19 Sep. 1821 (folded sheet).
45. Letter, Rev. J.W. Cunningham to Mr. Howden (City Road, London), Harrow, 10 Mar. 1840 (folded sheet).
46. (a) Letter, Rev. J.W. Cunningham to Adam Clarke, Harrow, 24 Mar. 1813 (f.l).
(b) Letter, Rev. James Creighton to Adam Clarke (Milbrook), Hackney, 12 Jan. 1816 (folded sheet).
48. Letter, Rev. Robert Newstead to (Adam Clarke), Negombo, 23 Jul. 1819 (folded sheet) 50. D6/2 contd.
50. (a) Letter, Rev. Thomas Roberts to Adam Clarke (Sheffield), Carmarthen, 13 Jul. 1811 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Rev. Philip Garrett to Mary Ann Smith, (Stoke Newington), Burnley, 19 Jun. 1834 (folded sheet).
52. Letter, Rev. Joseph Taylor to Mrs. Clarke (Stoke Neu/ington), St. James's Square, Bristol, 5 Sep. 1832 (folded sheet).
54. (a) Letter, Rev. Thomas Smith to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), Sheffield, 30 Oct. 1833 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Neu/ington), Sheffield, 26 Dec. 1836 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same (Stoke Neu/ington), Sheffield, 22 Mar. 1845 (folded sheet and envelope).
56. Letter, Henry Brunton to Adam Clarke (City Road, London), Marass, 21 Mar. 1808 (folded sheet)
58. (a) Letter, Rev. John Campbell to-Mrs. M.A. Smith (Neu/ington Road), Shacklewell, 1 Sep. 1832 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Rev. Joseph Sutcliffe to Richard Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), 28 Morou/ Rd. Baysu/ater, 2 Apr. 1845 (folded sheet).
60. (a) Letter, Rev. William Agutter to (Adam Clarke), Asylum, Lambeth, 2 Nov. 1812 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, James J. Hornby to Adam Clarke (Prescot), Winu/ick, 29 Dec. 1820 (folded sheet).
62. (a) Letter, Rev. Thomas Mortimer to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), Finchley, 17 Jan. 1845 (f.l and envelope).
(b) Letter, Dr. John Whitebread, recorded in index, but now missing.
64. Letter, Josiah Pratt to Adam Clarke (Pinner), 15 Finsbury Circus, 28 Aug. 1829 (folded sheet).
66. Letter, Rev. Samuel Miller to Adam Clarke (London), New York, 9 Jul. 1813 (folded sheet).
68. (a) Letter, Henry Moore to Mrs. Moore (Hackney), in the Conference, Dublin, 26 Jun. 1824 (folded sheet). Loose.
(b) Letter, Henry Moore to the Stationing Committee, (Bristol), Bristol, Jul. 1831 (folded sheet).
70. -Letter, Dr. Joseph Priestley to the Editor of the Arminian Magazine, Mr. Hampson (Southborough, Tunbridge), Clapton, 9 Jan. 1792 (folded sheet). Pr. Arminian MaqazineXV (1792), p.261.
74. Letter, Arthur, Duke of Wellington to Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith, Ashfield Lodge, 23 Dec. 1840 (f.l with 2- postmarked fragments).
78. Letter, Sir Robert Peel to (Mrs. Smith), Whitehall, 7 Nov. 1840 (f.l).
80. Letter, E.G., Lord Stanley to Adam Clarke, Irish Office, 23 Sep. 1831 (f.l). With appended explanatory note by Adam Clarke. 51.
D6/2 contd.
82. Letter, George, Lord Keith to Lieutenant Brou/n (H.M.S. Ann Transport),
Foudroyant, Port Mahon, 27 Aug. 1800, with two appended notes (ff.4).
84. (a) Letter, Henry, Lord Brougham to Mrs. Smith, no address, 1 Nov. 1833 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Colehill, Charing, 12 Nov. 1840 (f.l).
(c) Envelope to (a) above, addressed to Stoke Newington and postmarked Piccadilly. 86. (a) Letter, Charles Abbot to Adam Clarke, Kidbrooke, 13 Aug. 1812 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Palace Yard, 31 Mar. 1814 (f.l).
(c) Letter, same to same, Palace Yard, 7 Nov. 1814 (f.l).
88. (a) Letter, Henry, Viscount Sidmouth to (Adam Clarke?), Richmond Park,
12 Dec. 1811 (f.l).
(b) Letter, Sidmouth to (Clarke?), Richmond Park, 24 May 1812 (f.l).
(c) Letter, Sidmouth to Clarke (Pinner), Richmond Park, 29 Jul. 1829 (f.l and cover). 89. (a) Letter, Henry, Viscount Sidmouth to Mrs. Clarke, Richmond Park, 1 May 1833 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), Haselbury, 13 Sep. 1833 (f.l and cover).
. 90. (a) Letter, John, Lord Teignmouth to (Adam Clarke), Portman Square, 29 Jul. 1829 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Lord Teignmouth to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Newington), no address, 6 May 1833 (f.l and envelope).
(c) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), 32, York Terrace, 26 Jul. 1836 (folded sheet and envelope).
91. Envelope addressed to Lord Teignmouth to Adam Clarke (Pinner). Part of p.90(a)?
92. (a) Letter, John, Lord Teignmouth to (Mrs. Smith), York Terrace, 11 Jul. 1806 (folded sheet).
(b) John, Lord Teignmouth to (Adam Clarke), Portman Square 8 June. 1812 (folded sheet).
94. (a) Letter, Sir John Conway on behalf of the Duchess of Kent to Mrs. Richard Smith, Beaumaris, 22 Aug. 1832 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Claremont, 24 Sep. 1836 (f.l).
96. Letter, Sir Alexander Johnston to Adam Clarke (Prescot), 37 Brompton Row, 23 Nov. 1818 (folded sheet and f.l).
97. Envelope to p.98 (b).
I, 52.
D6/2 contd.
98. (a Letter, Charles, Earl Stanhope to Joseph Butterworth, ?Jan. 1805 (folded sheet). Clarke, II, 87.
(b Letter, Sir Richard Otley to Adam Clarke (Prescot), 10 Grenville St., Brunswick Square, London, 26 Jan. 1820 (f.l).
99. (a Envelope to p.100 (a).
(b Envelope to p.100 (c) or (d) (2 pieces).
100. (a Letter, Lord Mahon to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Grosvenor Place, 8 Oct. 1840 (f.l).
(b Letter, same to same, Chevening, 19 Nov. 1840.
(c Letter, Emily, Lady Mahon to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington), Brighton, Friday 14 Jan. (s.a. but 1843, 1848 or 1854) (folded sheet).
(d Letter, same to same, Grosvenor Place, Friday, s.a. (folded sheet).
102. Letter, Baroness de Tassier to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Wrochester
Park, 2 May 1833 (f.l and 3 pieces of envelope).
103. Envelope of following item.
104. Letter, Sir Henry Ellis to Adam Clarke (Harpur St.), no address, 24 Apr. 1813 (f.l),
106. Printed form of thanks completed in MS to Adam Clarke from the London Institution for the presentation of the Lexicon Aeqyptiacum, 11 Jul. 1808 (f.l and envelope). 108A. Prescription written out by Erasmus Darwin, 16 Feb. 1801. With appended note by James Everett (f.l).
108B. Letter, Adam Clarke to Mary Clarke (Heydoh Hall, Ruislip), Heydon Hall, 21 Dec. 1824 (f.l and enclosures of lock of hair and a quill pen). Clarke, III, 77.
110. (a) Letter by Samuel Johnson to John Wesley removed: note by Adam Clarke Smith says "Sold to the Wesleyan Authorities".
(b) Letter, Adam Clarke to William Smith (Stockport), Pinner, 20 Feb. 1828 (folded sheet).
111. Envelope of p.111(a) or (b).
112. (a) Printed form of thanks completed in MS to Adam Clarke from the Society of Antiquaries of London for the delivery of a paper entitled Conjectures concerning the Origin and Use of the Round Towers in Ireland, 9 Dec. 1814 (f.l).
(b) Similar, for An Account of three remarkable Crosses at Munster Boyce, 16 Dec. 1814.
113. (a) and (b) Envelopes of p.113 (a) and (b) (3 pieces).
114. (a) Letter, Robert Southey to Adam Clarke (Pinner), Keswick, 15 May 1826 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same (Pinner), Keswick, 10 Mar. 1832. (f.l) 53.
D6/2 contd.
116. (a) Letter, Thomas Moore to (Mrs. Smith), Sloperton, 31 Oct. 1843 (f.l and traces of the mointing of (lost) envelope.
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), Sloperton, 9 Aug. 1844 (f.l and envelope).
118. (a) Letter, Dr. Robert Perceval to Adam Clarke (College Green, Dublin), Kildare Place, Dublin, 19 Jul. 1811 (folded sheet and cover).
(b) Letter, same to same, Kildare Place, 1 Jul. 1812 (folded sheet).
120. Letter, Daniel Lysons to Adam Clarke (Prescot), Rodmarton, 8 Jul . 1817
(f.l and cover).
121. Envelope of p.122 (a).
122. (a) Letter, James Bentley to Adam Clarke (City Road, London), Aberdeen,
31 Jan. 1807. (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, King's College, Aberdeen, 3 Mar. 1808 (f.l).
124. Envelope of p.126 (a). 126. (a) Letter, Alexander Knox to Adam Clarke (Manchester), Dublin Castle, 4 Aug. 1804 (f.l). (b) Letter, same to same, Bellevue Delganny, 9 Jun. 1821 (folded sheet).
128. (a) Letter, Dr. William Hales to Joseph Butterworth (Fleet St., London), Killerandra, 15 Feb. 1810 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Thomas Exley to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington), Bristol, 1 May 1837 (f.l and envelope).
130. Letter, Rev. William Dealtry to Rev. J.B.B. Clarke (Frome), Clapham, 1 Jun. 1833 (f.l and envelope).
132. Letter, Charles, Lord Grant to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington), India Board, London, 24 Oct. 1833 (f.l and envelope).
133. Letter, Rev. Henry Tattam to Mrs. Smith (Stoke;Newington), Bedford, 13 Mar.
1834 (folded sheet).
134. Letter, same to same (Stoke Newingtcn), Bedford, 19 May 1834 (folded sheet).
135. Envelope to p.136 (a). 136. (a) Letter, William Behnes to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), 13 Osnaburgh St., 4 May 1844 (folded sheet), (b) Letter, same to same, no address or date (f.l). 138. (a) Letter, Thomas Clarkson to (Mrs. Smith), Playford Hall, 29 Apr. 1843 (f.l)
(b) Letter, same to same, Playford Hall, 9 Jun; 1843 (f.l).
(c) Letter, same to same, Playford Hall, 14 Nov. 1843 (f.l).
(d) Letter, same to same, Playford Hall, 5 Apr.Q844 (f.l). D6/2 contd.
140. (a) Letter, same to same, Playford, 29 May 1844 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Playford Hall, 7 Feb. 1845 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same, no address or date (f.l).
141. (a) 2 envelopes of the items on p.142.
(b) Lock of hair of Thomas Clarkson with explanatory note by Catherine Clarkson, 25 May 1843.
142. (a) Letter, Catherine Clarkson to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington), Playford
Hall, 25 May 1843 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Playford Hall, 2 Nov. 1843 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same, no address, 22 Dec. 1844 (folded sheet).
(d) Letter, same to same, no address, 30 Jan. 1845 (folded sheet).
144. (a) Letter, William Wilberforce to Adam Clarke, Brighton, 29 Aug. 1807 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Highwood Hill, Middlesex, 5 Feb. 1830 (folded sheet).
146. Letter, Barbara Wilberforce to (Mary /Vin Smith), East Farleigh, 5 Nov. 1833
(folded sheet).
147. Cover to p.148 (b)
148. (a) Letter, Alaric A. Watts to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Newington), Barnes, 3 June
1831 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Tirrington Square, 15 Jul. 1831 (f.l).
150. Letter, Wiliam Roscoe to Adam Clarke (Manchester), Allerton, 5 Nov. 1804
(folded sheet).
151. 2 envelopes of the following 2 items.
152. (a) Letter, Charles Butler to Adam Clarke (Surry Institution, Blackfriars), Lincoln^ Inn, 12 Oct. 1808 (f.l). Clarke, II, 200. (b) Letter, same to same (Surry Institution), Lincoln's Inn, 31 Jul. 1809 1809 (f.l). Clarke, II, 209. 154. Letter, Joseph Trueman to Mrs. Smith, Walthamstow, 1 Oct. 1833 (f.l and envelope). 156. Letter, Sir Lancelot Shadwell to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Newington), Privy Council, 31 Dec. 1834 (f.l and envelope). 158. (a) Letter, John E. Clarke to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Maghull, 15 May 1845 (folded sheet and envelope).
(b) Letter, D. Varley. Listed in index but lost.
160. Letter, John Wesley Clarke ,to T.J. Clarke (Hampstead Rd. London), The Pigeons, Havre de Pas, Jersey, 22 Sep. 1837 (folded sheet).
161. Letter, Joseph Butterworth to Adam Clarke (Prescot), Bedford Square, 3 Oct. 1818 (folded sheet). 55.
D6/2 contd.
162. (a) Letter, same to same, Fleet St., 13 Sep. 1810 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, no address, 31 Jul. 1813 (folded sheet).
164. (a) Letter, Adam Clarke to William Smith (Stockport), Pinner, 2 Jul. 1827 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stockport), Haydon Hall, Pinner, 10 Sep. 1827 (folded sheet).
166. Visiting card in hand of Jane Porter, 7, The Square, Kensington, May s.a .
167. (a) Letter, Elizabeth B. Barrett to Hugh Stuart Boyd, no address or
date (f.l).
(b) Note by same on Gregory of Nazianzus, 1838 (f.l)
(c) Envelope of p.168 (c).
168. (a) Poem The Sea Mew by same (f.l).
(b) Letter, Elizabeth B. Barrett to Mrs. Smith, 74 Gloucester Place, 16 Feb. 1837 (f.l). (c) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), same address, Tuesday, s.a. (f.l).
170. (a) Letter, Adam Clarke to William and Mrs. Smith, Whitby, 24 Jul . 1828 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stockport), Lerwick, 27 Juns 1828 (folded sheet).
172. Letter, Charles Fox to Adam Clarke (Liverpool), Bristol, 10 Dec. 1801 (folded sheet).
174. Letter, Hugh Stuart Boyd to Mrs. R. Smith (Stoke Newington), 3 York Terrace, Sidmouth, Saturday, 1833 (f.l and cover). In hand of Elizabeth Barrett with a postscript by Boyd.
176. (a) Letter, Hannah E. Morrison to Mrs. Smith, 40 Harewood Square, 28 Feb. 1853 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, J . Morrison to , 5 Oxford Terrace, 18 (?) March, s.a. (folded sheet).
178. Letter, Mary Freeman Shepherd to Mr. , no address or date
(folded sheet).
180. Letter, Henry Brooke to Theodosia Brooke, no address, 19 Dec. 1802.
181. Letter, Robert Walsh to (Adam Clarke?), no address or date (folded sheet).
182. (a) Letter, same to (Clarke?), no address, 3 Feb. 1828 (folded sheet). (b) Letter, same to (Clarke?), 44 Lower Seymour St., Euston Square, 16 Aug. 1828 (folded sheet). 56.
D6/2 contd.
183. Envelope of p.184 (a).
184. (a) Letter, Earl of Glenbervie to Adam Clarke (Harpur St., London), Whitemead, Dean Forest, 16 Aug. 1812 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Brighton, 23 Jan. 1813 (folded sheet; Clarke, II, 311.)
186. Letter, William Shaw Mason to Adam Clarke, Public Record Office, Dublin,
17 Feb. 1813 (folded sheet).
187. Letter, Dr. J. Steinbauer to (Adam Clarke?), no address or date (f.l).
188. (a) Letter, J . Browne to Adam Clarke, State Paper Office, 4 Oct. 1811 (f.l). (b) Letter, B. Bandinil to (Adam Clarke), New College, Oxrord, 22 Feb. 1813 (folded sheet).
190. (a) Letter, Thomas Holloway to Adam Clarke (Harpur St., London), Hampton, Middx., 9 Oct. 1813 (folded sheet).
(b) Same to same (Islington), Coltishall, May 1824 (folded sheet).
192. (a) Letter, Richard Saumarez to Adam Clarke (Harpur St.), Newington, 10 Jun. 1813 (f.l and cover).
(b) Letter, Sir James Saumarez to Adam Clarke, Guernsey, 9 Sep. 1816 (folded sheet).
194. Letter, J. Bacon to Adam Clarke, Newman St., 21 Jul. 1829.
195. Letter, T.J. Pettigrew to Adam Clarke, King (?) Garden, 26 Feb. 1824
(folded sheet).
196. (a) Letter, same to same, Savile Row, 19 Sep. 1826 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Savile Row, 2 Feb. 1828 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same (Heydon Hall, Pinner), Savile Row, 18 Dec. 1828
(folded sheet).
197. Envelope of 198 (b).
198. (a) Letter, Lady Derby to Adam Clarke, Knowsley, 16 Nov. 1819 (f.l). (b) Letter, Edward, Earl of Derby to Adam Clarke (Canonbury Square, London), Knowsley, 21 Dec. 1823 (folded sheet). 200. Letter, J.B.B. Clarke to Miss Clarke (Prescot), Stourport, 19 Aug. 1822 (folded sheet).
202. Letter, John Berwick to Adam Clarke (New Room, Bristol), Manchester, 2 Nov. 1798 (folded sheet). Incorporates last note of John Clarke. Clarke, II, 37.
204. Signature of D.L. Moody, 31 Jul. 1875.
206. (a) Letter, T.S. Clarke to Mary Clarke, no address or date (folded sheet),
(b) Letter, T.S. Clarke to Richard Smith, Bayswater, Monday, s.a. (f.l). 57.
D6/2 contd.
208. Letter, John Cooke to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), 13 Darlington Place Bath, 31 Aug. 1832 (folded sheet).
209. Printed invitation completed in MS for Richard Smith to the funeral of Jane Va2eille, 26 Oct. 1849.
210. (a) Note of presentation to Christopher Sundius in hand of Nathaniel Re yner.
(b) Letter, Christopher Sundius to Mrs. R. Smith (Palatine House), Church St. , Stoke Neu/ington, 10 Mar. 1828 (f.l and cover).
(c) Letter, Chrisopher Sundius to Richard Smith (Stoke Newington Road), Church St., Stoke Newington, 28 Aug. 1832 (f.l and cover).
212. (a) Letter, Mrs. S. Bishop to Mrs. R. Smith (Stoke Newington), Trowbridge, 29 Aug. 1832 (f.l and 2 fragments of cover).
(b) Letter, Mrs.. S.E. Martin to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Trowbridge, 3 Jul. 1846 (folded sheet).
214. Letter, John Ware to Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Clifton, 28 Aug. 1832 (folded sheet).
216. Letter, Eliza L. Ware to Mrs. R. Smith (Stoke Newington), Clifton, 2 Sep. 1832 (folded sheet).
218. (a) Letter, Francis H. Holdcroft to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Southport, 16 Dec. 1831.
(b) Letter, Mrs. S. Holdcroft to Mrs. Smith, 22 Walden Terrace, Feb. 1845 (folded sheet with engraving of Torquay).
219. Letter, Esther Amelia Forshaw to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Oakfield, 4 Dec. s.a . (folded sheet and envelope).
220. (a) Letter, same to same, Oakfield, Birkenhead, 1 Sep. 1832 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Newington), same address, 17 Nov. 1832 (folded sheet).
222. Letter, Samuel Harpur to Mary Ann Smith (Stoke Newington), Donaghadee, 5 Dec. 1832 (folded sheet).
224. (a) Letter, Alexander, Dherma Rama Mohandiram to Adam Clarke (London), Colombo, 4 Feb. 1826 (f.l and cover).
(b) Letter, A. Rathana to Mary Ann Smith (London), Dodando, Ceylon, 15 Oct. 1830 (folded sheet).
225. Letter, M.A. Butterworth to Mrs. Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Weymouth, 5 Sept. 1832.
226. Letter, Robert Middleton to Mrs. Clarke (Pinner), North Place, Cheltenham, 24 Sep. 1832 (f.l and cover).
228. (a) Letter, Thomas Stock to Adam Clarke (Liverpool), Bristol, 16 Feb. 1802 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, Thomas Stock to Richard Smith (Stoke Newington), Weymouth, 31 Aug. 1832 (f.l and envelope). 58.
D6/2 contd.
230. Letter, S. Benbrigg to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), no address or date
(1832) (f.l and cover).
231. Envelope for p. 232 (d).
232. (a) Letter, Mrs. S. Brackenbury to Mrs. Smith, Raithby, 3 Nov. 1842
(folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, Stamford, 11 Dec. 1843 (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, same to same, Raithby, 30 Jul. 1844 (folded sheet).
(d) Letter, same to same, no address, 12 Sep. 1844 (2 folded sheets). 234. (a) Letter, Sarah Cohen to Mrs. R. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), 23 Wallington Crescent, Ramsgate, postmarked 1 Sep. 1832 (folded sheet). (b) Letter, same to (same?), Park Lane, no date (folded sheet).
(c) Letter, Judith Montefiore to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), East Cliff, Ramsgate, 22 Jan. 1849 (folded sheet and envelope).
236. (a) Letter, Lady Mary Leslie to Mrs. Richard Smith (Frome), Dorking, 18. Jun. 1833 (folded sheet). Loose.
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Neu/ington), Dorking, 13 Jul . 1836 (folded sheet).
238. Letter, Mary Wilkins to (Adam Clarke?), Frome, 11 Jan. 1800 (f.l).
240. (a) Letter, Thomas P. Rosevear to Mrs. Smith, Barn Park, 30 Dec. 1842 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, W.S. Rosevear to Mrs. M.A. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), Boscastle, 24 Dec. 1853 (f.l and envelope). .
242. (a) Letter, J.E. Johnson to Mrs. Smith, Neu/ington Place, Kennington, 9 Aug. 1843 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same, 52 Neu/ington Place, Kennington, 8 Jul . 1844 (Eolded sheet).
244. (a) Letter, Richard Moor Tims to Mrs. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington),Dublin, 28 Sep. 1844 (folded sheet and envelope).
(b) Letter, Alexander Lindsay to Mrs. Smith (London), Londonderry, 24 Jan. 1846 (folded sheet).
246. Letter, Mrs. M.A. Smith to Lady Mary Leslie (Dorking). 11 Feb. 1837, endorsed on printed funeral address of Mrs. Adam Clarke, 22 Jan. 1837.
248. Letter, Stephen Brunskill to T.S. Clarke (London), Orton, Westmoreland, 18 Jan. 1823 (f.l) .
250. Letter, Hugh Stuart Boyd to Adam Clarke (London), no address, postmarked 30 Aug. 1815 (folded'sheet). With 6 lines of verse in another hand.
252. (a) Letter, Hugh Stuart Boyd to Mrs. R. Smith (Stoke Neu/ington), York Terrace, Sidmouth, 15 Apr. 1833 (folded sheet).
(b) Letter, same to same (Stoke Neu/ington), 6 Fortfield, Sidmouth, 25 Sept. 1833 (folded sheet). 59.
D6/2 contd.
256. Letter, John Came to Miss Clarke (Milbrook, Liverpool), Dublin, 10 Oct. 1823 (folded sheet).
258. (a) Letter, Samuel Greatheed to Adam Clarke (Manchester), London, 6 Oct. 1804 (f.l).
(b) Letter, D. Parken to , no address, 20 Oct. 1807 (f.l).
260. (a) Letter, Nicholas Vansittart to Adam Clarke, Downing St., 26 Feb. 1816 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to (same?), Gt. George St., 2 Mar. s.a. (f.l).
262. Letter, Robert E. Scott to Adam Clarke (Bloomsbury, London), King's i College, Cambridge, 20 Mar. 1810 (f.l and cover).
264. Letter, W. Blair to Adam Clarke, Gt. Rupert St., Bloomsbury Square, 7 Feb. 1822 (f.l and envelope).
266. Letter, A.C. Smith to Adam Clarke (Red Lion Square, London), Chapel by Keithhall, Aberdeenshire, 1 Jul. 1815 (folded sheet).
268. Letter, Catherine Sharp to Adam Clarke (Bloomsbury), Clare Hall, near Barnet, 6 Apr. 1814 (folded sheet). Clarke, II, 317.
270. Letter, Richard Mabyn to Adam Clarke, Camelford, 7 Jul. 1807 (f.l).
272. Donald Maclean to Mrs. General Maclean (Fitzroy Square, London), Oban, 20 Nov. 1827 (ff.2).
273. (a) Letter, David W. Bartlett to Mrs. Smith, Palatine Cottage,
Jun. 1848 (f.l).
274. (a) Letter, same to same, no address, June 1848 (f.l).
(b) Letter, same to same, Palatine Cottage, 4 Aug. 1848 (f.l).
(c) Letter, same to same, 18 New Broad St., City. n.d. (f.l). 276. Letter, Rev. Robert Aitken to Rev. A.C. Smith (Middlesborough), Pendeen, 4 May 1869.
D6/3
D6/3/1 Bound volume of collections, letters unless otherwise stated.
Contents, listed here by page number:
Opposite 1. John Wesley to Samuel Walker, Bristol, 24 Sep. 1755 (ff.3; Telford III 143). '
2. Wesley to Thomas Olivers or Thomas Rutherford, Athlone, 10 Jul. 1756 (f.l; Telford III, 183).
3. Wesley to Thomas Rutherford, London, 24 Dec. 1774 (f.l; Telford
VI, 131).
4. Same to same, London, 3 Mar. 1776 (f.l; Telford -VI-,- 209).
5. Same to same, London, 20 Dec. 1777 (f.l); Telford VI, 293).
6. Same to same, no date or address (f.l; Telford VII, 116). 60.
D6/3/1 contd.
7. Same to same, London, 9 Dec. 1779 (f.l; Telford VI, 362)
8. Same to same, Louth, 4 Jul. 1781 (f.l; Telford VII, 72).
9. Same to same, London, 20 Feb. 1781 (f.l; Telford VII, 50).
10. Same to same, London, 29 Jul. 1782 (f.l; Telford VII, 131).
11. Same to same, London, 19 Oct. 1782 (f.l; Telford VII, 144).
12. Same to same (Dublin), London, 23 Feb. 1783 (f.l; Telford VII, 167).
13. Wesley to Thomas Warwick (Burslem), near London, 16 Nov. 1786 (folded sheet;.Telford VII, 351).
15. Wesley to Rev. Henry Moore (Dublin), Bristol, 30 Sep. 1787 (folded sheet; Telford VIII, 13).
16. Wesley to Thomas Rutherford (Stockport), London, 31 Jan. 1789
(f.l and envelope; Telford VIII, 113).
17. Same to same (Dublin), London, 24 Dec. 1789 (f.l; Telford VIII, 191)
19. Wesley to Mrs. Warwick, Bath, 10 Sep. 1789 (f.l; Telford VIII, 168 (copy). 20. Wesley to Harriot Lewis (Dudley), Madeley, 29 Mar. 1788 (folded
sheet; Telford VIII, 50).
20. Same ;to same (Dudley), Dublin, 2 Apr. 1789 (f.l; Telford VIII, 127).
21. Same to same (Dudley), Leeds, 3 Aug. 1789 (folded sheet; Telford VIII, 159). 23. Wesley to Edward Jackson (York), London, 2 Jan. 1790 (folded
sheet, facsimile^; ,Telford VIII, 195.
24. Wesley to Daniel Jackson (Stockport), near London, 19 Jan. 1790 (folded sheet; Telford VIII, 197).
28-29 James Rogers to Rev. Alexander Mather (Hull), London, 19 Nov. 1791 (printed record of correspondence between Dr. Whitehead, Thomas Coke and Henry Moore, 1791, pp.3, endorsed with letter).
31 Rev. Thomas Coke to Ministers, Preachers and members of the Methodist Church in Scotland, Edinburgh, 19 Mar. 1788, with list of subscribers to New Chapel at Dalkeith and memorandum on pulpit in Glasgow (folded sheet).
32. Coke and Rev.^Samuel Bradburn, President and Secretary of Conference, to Mr. Harding and the other Trustees, Leeds, 1 Aug. 1797 (f.l).
33. Coke to Rev. George Morley senior (Liverpool), Bristol, 31 Jul. 1798 (folded sheet).
35. Coke to Mr. Barber (Longford, Ireland), 7 Aug. 1800: formal autograph letter and holograph covering note (folded sheet).
36. Coke to George Morley (Wednesbury), New Chapel, City Road, London, 18 Jan. 1811 (folded sheet). 61.
D6/3/1 contd.
37. Same to same (Wednesbury), Norwich, 21 Jun. 1811 (folded sheet).
38. Same to same (Wednesbury), Plymouth Dock, 20 Mar. 1812 (folded sheet).
40-41. Account by Thomas Coke of articles purchased for Ceylon missionaries, 1813, with explanatory memorandum by Robert Smith, Spitalfields^ 3 Jan. 1814 (2 folded sheets).
45. Certificate of ordination of John Ogilvie by Thomas Coke, 10 Aug. 1808.
46. Rev. Joseph Benson to Mr. Hardon (Leeds), Bristol, 9 Nov. 1795 (folded sheet).
47. Benson to George French (Leeds), London, 9 May 1801 (folded sheet).
48. Dr. Adam Clarke to Richard Bealey (Ratcliff), no date or address, with
covering note from Richard Reece, no date or address, (folded sheet)
49. Clarke to James Sigston (Leeds), Liverpool, 14 Oct. 1801 (folded sheet).
50. Clarke to George Morley (Birmingham), 30 May 1815 (folded sheet).
51. Same to same (Mission House), Pinner, 26 Aug. 1826 (f.l).
52. Clarke to Rev. John James (Mission House), Pinner, 14 Mar. 1828 (f.l).
53. Clarke to George Morley (Mission House), Pinner, 29 Mar. 1827 (f.l).
54. Same to same, same addresses, 16 Nov. 1830 (folded sheet).
55. William Thompson to Alexander Mather (Wakefield), Halifax, 18 Sep. 1790, endorsed with sermon notes by Mather (folded sheet). 57. Rev. William Grimshaw to "Madam", Haworth, 17 Jan. 1756 (f.l. Donated by Dr. John Knowles, 24 Aug. 1880, as are the following letters. 58. Grimshaw to Mrs. Gallatin (Westminster), Haworth, 17 Sep. 1758, endorsed with memorandum in illiterate hand, 9 Apr. 1801 (folded sheet).
59. Same to same (St. James), no date or address, (f.l). 60. Same to same (Dunbar), Haworth, 14 Mar. 1752/3 (folded sheet).
61. Same to same (St. James's), Haworth, 21 Dec. 1752 (folded sheet).
62. Same to same (London), 30 Nov. 1758 (folded sheet).
64. Same to same, (London), Haworth, 22 Feb. 1759 (folded sheet).
65. Same to same, same addresses, 31 Mar. 1760 (folded sheet).
67. Same to same, same addresses, 8 Aug. 1761 (folded sheet)). Loose.
69. Same to same, same addresses, 10 Jan. 1769 (folded sheet). 70. Samuel Hick to , Micklefield, 5 Jun. 1826 (folded sheet).
73. Letter, John Wesley to Miss P. Newman (Cheltenham), London, 2 Feb. 1780 (Telford, VI, 379), and outline of a sermon by Rev. John Fletcher of Madeley (copies by Herbert Wills on on a single sheet). Duplicate, D2/14 and D5/49.
Formerly loose in this volume D6/3/2 Folder for the Wesley letters in this volume, with list , in hand of Rev. George Morley senior. D6/3/3 List of contents of volume D6/3/4 Letter, Mrs. Brackenbury to Rev. Thomas Rought, Raithby, Aug. 1844 (folded sheet), annotated by Jos. Jones. 62.
D6/3 contd.
D6/3/5 Letter, Dr. John Knowles to Rev. Benjamin Hellier, Tunbridge Wells, 24 Aug. 1880 (f.l).
D6/3/6 Memorandum by Hellier on donation by Knowles, 1 Sept. 1880.
D6/3/7 Letter, Dr. J.W. Lightley to John Telford, Headingley College, 23 Sep. 1930.
D6/4
D6/4/1 Notebook containing transcripts of correspondence of Rev. John Wesley with "John Smith" (see Baker II, ls.v.), humorous poems by Samuel Wesley jun., and a long poem Prunello by T.0. (unfinished),
Formerly loose in this volume, letters unless otherwise stated:
D6/4/2 Elijah Hoole to (George Morley jun.?), 8 Myddelton Square, Pentonville, 26 Nov. 1862 (folded sheet).
D6/4/3 Hoole to (Headingley?), Pentonville, 29 Nov. 1862
(folded sheet).
D6/4/4 Hoole to , Pentonville, 4 Dec. 1862 (folded sheet).
D6/4/5 John Kirk to George Morley jun., Chapel House, St. George's East, London, 8 Dec. 1862 (folded sheet). D6/4/6 Thomas Hayes to Morley, Wesleyan Mission House, London, 23 Dec.
1862 (folded sheet).
D6/4/7 Same to same, same address, 5 Jun. 1863 (folded sheet).
D6/4/8 Memorandum by Hayes on history of Susanna Wesley's portrait, 10 Nov. 1863, endorsed by George Morley. D6/4/9 John Kirk to Morley, Chapel House, St. George's East, London, 12 Dec. 1866 (folded sheet).
D6/4/10 George G. Findlay to George Stringer Rowe, Headingley, 9 Aug. 1892 (folded sheet).
D6/4/11 Adam C. Smith (to George Morley jun.?), 24 Albert Road, Middleborough,
24 Nov. s.a. (folded sheet).
D6/4/12 Ann M. Smith to Elijah Hoole, The Grove, n.d. but before 26 Nov.1862.
D6/4/13 List of Wesleyana, including material now at Wesley College, Bristol, delivered to Dr. Hoole, in hand of Anne M. Smith, 17 Nov., s.a.
D6/5
Unbound file on dissension in Wesleyan Methodism particularly in Leeds, 1849-50, Papers all dateable c.1850, and all in the hand of George Morley jun., except for D6/5/1 and D6/5/15.
1. Letter, Samuel Moiser, shorthand writer, to George Morley jun., Leeds (Leeds), 25 Nov. 1850 (folded sheet, formerly wrapper for following items 2-14),
2. Notes on meeting 23 Nov. 1849 (folded sheet).
3. Notes about 3 meetingsin Leeds, 1850 (folded sheet and f.l). 63.
D6/5 contd.
4. "Extracts from address of the Delegates" (folded sheet).
5. Extracts from Minutes of Conference, 1747, 1766, 1786, 1794, 1797 on church
government, and notes for address (folded sheet).
6. Notes from Minutes of Conference, 1776, 1796, 1797 on meetings (2 folded sheets).
7. Notes for address (3 folded sheets).
8. Notes for address (folded sheet).
9. Scriptural references on theme of submission (folded sheet).
10. Notes and scriptural references on discipline, division and strife, evil
speaking (2 folded sheets).
11. Notes on offences of J.B. (J. Booth?) (folded sheet).
12. Notes on charges against bro. Booth (ff.2 and 2 folded sheets).
13. Summary of dissident demands (f.l).
14. Notes on effect of dissident demands (folded sheet).
15. Envelope formerly containing papers, with Headingley stamp, and marked "Miscellaneous MS notes".
D7: Letters and papers relative to troubles in Tonga
D7/1: Letters, in alphabetical order of recipient:
D7/1/1: E.E. Crosby to Theodore Brocklehurst
D7/1/1/1 S.S. Orient, off Crete, 9 Dec. 1883 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/2 Sydney, 29 Jan. 1884 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/3 Nukualofa, Tonga, 15 May 1884 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/4 Same, address, 5 Jan. 1885 (3 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/5 Tonga, 9 Apr. 1885 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/6 Samoa, 7 Sep. 1885 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/8 Tonga, 1 Dec. 1885 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/9 Tonga-tabu, 1 Feb. 1886 (folded sheet). -
D7/1/1/10 Tonga-tabu, 22 Apr. 1886 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/11 Tonga, 28 May 1886 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/12 Tonga, 26 Jun. 1886 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/13 Tongatabu, 29 Jul. 1886 (4 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/14 Vavau, 7 Sep. 1886 (ff.6).
D7/1/1/15 Tonga, 20 Sep. 1886 (folded sheet). 64.
D7/1/1 contd.
D7/1/1/16 Tonga, 30 Sept. 1886 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/17 Tonga, 19 Oct. 1886 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/18 Tonga, 10 Nov. 1886 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/19 Tonga, 26 Nov. 1886 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/20 Sydney, 7 Feb. 1887 (folded sheet).
D7/1/1/21 Sydney, 21 Mar. 1887 (2 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/22. Sydney, 25 Mar. 1887 (folded sheets).
D7/1/1/23 Tonga, 28 Apr. 1887 (folded sheets).
D7/1/1/24 Tonga, 13 May 1887 (3 folded sheets).
D7/1/1/25 Date and address lost, 1st page missing (ff.5 remaining).
D7/1/1/26 Folded sheet, pp.4-6 of longer letter.
D7/1/2 Jane Elizabeth Hellier jun. to T.P. Brocklehurst, Headingley College, 28 Feb. 1887 (folded sheet).
D7/1/3/1 Thomas S. Howitt to T.P. Brocklehurst, (Leeds), al l addressed from 6 Coquet Villa, East Castle Crescent, Reading, and all consisting of a folded sheet: (1) 1 Feb. 1887 (2) 6 Feb. 1887 (3) 25 Feb. 1887 (4) 29 Mar. 1887 (5) 22 Apr. 1887 (6) n.d. (i.e. 1887).
D7/1/4 Marian G. Crosby to Miss Brocklehust, Nukualofa, Tongatabu, 7 Feb. 1887 (3 folded sheets).
D7/1/5 E.E. Crosby to Mrs. Brocklehurst, Tonga, 6 Dec. 1886 (folded sheet, torn).
D7/1/6 E.E. Crosby to Rev. James Cal vert, Tonga, 10 Nov. 1886 (folded sheet).
D7/1/7 E.E. Crosby to Mr. Hellier, Tonga, 4 Oct. 1886 (f.l of longer letter).
D7/1/8 A.M. MacKay to "Dear Captain"(i.e. Thomas S. Howitt), Vavau, Friendly Islands, 7 Mar. 1887 (f.l).
D7/1/9 E.E. Crosby to the Editor of the Methodist Recorder, Tongatabu, 8 Nov. 1886 (ff.ll).
D7/1/10 Crosby to Thomson: "Has Mr. Baker finished persecuting?", Nukualofa, 18 Oct. 1886 (ff.5).
D7/1/11 Theodore Brocklehurst to "Dear Sir" , The High School, Roundhay, Leeds, 9 Feb. 1887 (folded sheet).
D7/1/12 Wal(? ) James to , House of Commons, 2 Mar. 1887 (f.l). 65.
D7/2: MSS relating to Tonga
D7/2/1 "A short account of Three of the trials of Ivel Nau: an ordained native minister" (by E.E. Crosby), Tonga, 19 Oct. 1886 (ff.7).
D7/2/2 "Mr. Baker and his slanderers" (by Crosby) (ff.15).
D7/2/3 Account by Crosby of troubles of Wesleyans in Tonga (ff.12, opening lost).
D7/2/4 Similar (pp.4 and 5 of longer account, related to D7/1/9).
D7/2/5 Similar (ff.9).
D7/2/6 Similar, incomplete (ff.3, related to D7/1/9)
D7/2/7 Photographs of accounts of Tonga troubles by Crosby, c.1890-1900. (ff.10).
D7/2/8 Photographs of account in a different hand, c.1890-1900 (ff.3).
D7/2/9 wrapping of whole file : packaging inscribed "Margaret. With love & al l Good Wishes from Mother" and endorsed "Papers relating to disturbances in TONGA 1887".
D7/3: Newspaper cuttings
D7/3/1/1-3" Christian World (1-2)18 Nov. 1886 (2 copies) (3) 10 Feb. 1887.
D7/3/2/1-3 Daily Telegraph (Sydney, N.S.W.) (1) 9 Feb. 1887 (2) 17 Feb. 1887 (3) 18 Mar. 1887.
D7/3/3 Dartford Express, 6 Aug. 1887.
D7/3/4 Glasgow Weekly Mail, 19 Feb. 1887.
D7/3/5/1-4 Leeds Mercury (1) 24 Nov. 1886 (2) 10 Feb. 1887 (3) n.d. (Feb. 1887) (4) 19 Mar. 1887.
D7/3/6 Methodist Recorder Conference Daily, 4 Aug. 1887.
D7/3/7 Morley Observer, 28 May 1887.
D7/3/8/1-3 Pall Mall Gazette (1) 10 Feb. 1887 (2-3) 2 Mar. 1887 (2 copies).
D7/3/9/1-2 Reading Observer (1) 19 Feb. 1887 (2) ... Feb. 1887).
D7/3/10/1 Weekly Advocate (Sydney) (1) 8 Jan.1887 (2) ... Feb. 1887 (3) ... Feb. -6 1887 (4) ... Feb. 1887 (5) 15 Mar. 1887 (6) 26 Mar. 1887.
D7/4: Related printed matter
D7/4/1-4 Record of proceedings in Tonga Police Court, 8-14 Sep. 1886 (pp.8, 4 copies).
D7/4/5 Pamphlet: "Appeal for the persecuted Wesleyan Church in Tonga", Sydney, 1887 (pp.22).
D7/4/6 Journal: The Aborigine's Friend, no.9, vol.2 (new series), Apr. 1887.
D7/4/7 Parliamentary Paper: Report by Sir C. Mitchell on the recent disturbances in Tonga, Jul. 1887 (pp.16). D8: MS fracrrents extracted from the Dinging of various printed books during rebindinq and restoration work, June 1982 - February 1985.
D8/1/1-8 8 items, Latin ?liturgical text, lOth-llth cent. From Syriac Gospels, Wesley clessmark IC Ab 1.7.1.
D8/1/9-10 2 items attached to 5 of above items, Latin legal text, 12th cent. Coloured initials . Same source.
D8/2/1-6 6 items, Latin, ?13th cent. From P. Martyr (tr. A. Marten), Common Places, Wesley classmark IC Aa.4.5.
D8/3/1-13 13 items, Latin missal text, 14th-15th cent. From M. Pole, Synopsis Criticorum, Wesley classmark IC Bb.7.4.
D8/3/14-15 2 items, attached to reverse of 2 of the above, musical breviary text, ?13th cent. Same source.
D8/3/16-19 4 items, late 15th-16th cent, secretary hand. Same source.
D8/3/20-36 17 blank fragments.. Same source. D8/4/1-2 2 items, Latin historical text, 14th cent. Illumination in blue and red, attached to 16th cent, printed fragment. From Tertullian (ed. J . Pamelius), Opera, Wesley classmark IC Aa.7.4.
D8/5/1-23 23 items (3 pairs attached, 2 others blank), mid 17th cent, in formal hand, French. From Du Cange, Glossarium, Wesley classmark IC Bb.7.1.
E: General printed collections
These collections consist of material not directly connected with any of the Colleges.
El; Preaching plans (see also DA/1, D5/3Q/4, D5/62; further more modern plans are on open shelf at 806)
El/1 Primitive Methodist Circuit, Tunstall, 28 Jun.-Oct. 1812, with amendments in MS. Endorsed "James Crawfoots Plan 1812".
El/2 Independent or Tent Methodists, London, 28 Apr.-25 Aug. 1822. Endorsed "Mr. Lindseys Plan 1822"
El/3 Wesleyan Protestant Circuit, Leeds, Nov.1828-Jan.1829.
El/4 Wesleyan Circuits, Birstal and Cleckheaton, 2 Nov.1851-25 Apr. 1852. Endorsed "Bro. W. Barstow". Pr. on cloth.
El/5 Wesleyan Circuit, Birstal and Cleckheaton, 2 May-31 Dec. 1852.
El/6 Wesleyan Circuit, Warrington, Nov.-Jan. 1855-6. Donated by J . Kingsley Sanders, Wesley House, Liskeard, 28 Dec. 1966.
El/7 Primitive Methodist Circuit, Coventry, Jan.-Apr.1858.
El/8 Methodist New Connexion, N.Circuit, Sheffield, Oct.1859-Jan.1860. Pr. on silk. Donated by Rev. Dr. D. English, Jun. 1982.
El/9 United Methodist Free Church Circuit, Leeds, 1 Mar.-23 Aug. 1863. Endorsed "BrcBarstowV Pr. on cloth.
El/10 United Methodist Free Churches Circuit, Leeds, 30 Aug. 1863-21 Feb. 1864. Endorsed "Bro. Bairstow". Pr. on cloth.
El/11 Wesleyan Circuit, Freetown, Sierra Leone, Aug.-Oct. 1868.
6 1 67.
El contd.
El/12 Wesleyan Methodist Reform, Greetland, Jan.-Jun. 1874.
El/13 Bible Christian Circuit, Weare, Nov.1899-Feb.1900. Endorsed "F.H.S. Clapp". Donated by Rev. Dr. D. English, Nov. 1982.
El/14 Bible Christian Circuit, Weare, Feb.-May 1903. Endorsed "Mr. Clapp". Donated by Dr. English.
El/15 Bible Christian Circuit, Northleu/, 3 Feb.1907-28 Apr. 1907. Donated by Dr. English.
El/16 Bible Christian Circuit, Hatherleigh, 3 Feb.-28 Apr. 1907. Donated by Dr. English.
E2: Class Tickets (see also E5/5)
E2/1-6 Wesleyan quarterly tickets, all made out in MS for Hannah Fortune: (1) Sep. 1815 (2) Dec. 1815 (3) June 1819 (4) Mar. 1822 (5) Jun. 1822 (6) Dec. 1822. Donated by Mrs. Mabel H. Fairweather, Westbury on Trym, c.1970.
E2/7 Wesleyan quarterly ticket, made out in MS for Cath. McEwing, Sep. 1832.
E2/8 "Copy of the first Class ticket issued in China 1857".
E2/9 Wesleyan quarterly ticket, Jun.1859, made out in MS for Elizabeth Buller, Donated by by Rev. Steven Wild, Feb. 1983.
E2/10 Primitive Methodist ticket, Aug. 1932, made out in MS for Cecil King. Donated by Rev. S. Wild.
E3: Antiquarian collections: individual items
It is somewhat difficult to separate these items out from the College Library's holdings of printed book$ pamphlets and broadsheets. In general, the principle adopted has been that if a printed item is in book, pamphlet or broadsheet form and retains its integrity as a whole, it is not included in this list.
E3/1 Advertisement of Anniversary sermons, Wesleyan Sunday School, Summer Hill, 11 May 1851.
E3/2 Title page from diary: The Wesleyan-Methodist Kalendar and Daily Remembrancer for 1863 (London). Torn.
E3/3 Copy of Punch, 29 Aug. 1868, incl. references to Dr. Pusey's approach to the Wesleyan Conference.
E3/4 Illustrated London News, 27 Mar. 1869. Notice and illustration of Headingley College.
E3/5 Extract: The Illustrated Christian Weekly, 27 Dec.1884, pp.623-630, relative to Wesley.
E3/6 Catalogue of Autograph letters written by Presidents of the Conference on sale by J.B. Leslie, 210 Manningham Lane, Bradford, Nov.1888.
E3/7 The Greyfriars (Charterhouse Magazine), vol.2 no.4 (Apr.1891), incl. items relative to Wesley's centenary.
E3/8-9 2 extracts: Our Street, pp.339-350 and pp.341-348, relative to Wesley. 68.
E3 contd.
E3/10 Agenda of Manchester Wesleyan Council, 28 Feb. 71892, with extensive MS notes.
E3/11 Printer's uncut sheet of a devotional magazine, Oct. 1895, with material relative to Wesley.
E3/12 Extract: Church Bells, 17 Apr. 1896, pp.671-674, relative to Wesley.
E3/13,14 2 certificates, Wesleyan Methodist Twentieth Century Fund, pres. to Joseph James and to Mrs. Joseph James. Donated by Rev. Nicholas Skelding, 1980.
E3/15 Newspaper cutting, Exeter, n.d. (1907), relative to Methodist Union Service at Exeter and opening of new U.M. Chapel, Bridestowe. Donated by Rev. Dr. D. English, November, 1982.
E3/16 Extract: The Methodist Recorder, 13 Aug. 1908, incl. "A Didsbury College Diary".
E3/17 Extract: The Methodist Times, 18 Nov. 1909:""Called Out'. A vivid Picture of Life in a Theological College" (i.e. Headingley).
E3/18 Scroll of Royal Army Chaplains' Department, commemorating Rev. Walter Charles Wilks, killed in First World War.
E3/19 Admission ticket, Syke U.M. Church Field Day, 30 Aug. 1931. Donated by Rev. S. Wild, Jan. 1983.
E3/20 Book frontispiece "To Francis"Spira", c.1800.
E3/21 Extract: On the Doctrine of a future life as contained in the Old Testament, by J.D. Geden. Removed" from lC"Db.4.531. c.1960: much injured by damp.
F3/22 Newspaper cutting, relative to the Old Boggard House, Leeds, c.1850. Donated to JHeadinqley by Mr. H.G. Shipham, c.1936.
E3/23 Appeal for rebuilding of Whitefield's Tabernacle, Tottenham Court Road, c.1880.
E3/24 Extract: The Sunday at Home, c.1900; incl. "A visit to Herrnhut".
E3/25 Pledge certificate, U.M.C. Bagslate Band of Hope, filled in with frivolous',name, c.1920. Donated by Rev. S. Wild, Jan. 1983 (as were E3/26-30 below).
E3/26 Pledge certificate, U.M.C. Syke Temperance Society, blank, c.1920.
E3/27 Book of Pledge Certificates, U.K. Band of Hope Union, partly used, c.1920. L
E3/28 Whit Friday Bun ticket, Chapel for Destitute (Rochdale), c.1920.
E3/29 Pie ticket, similar.
E3/30 Book of Sunday School Attendance certificates, partly used, pr. Atkinson & Co., Church Street, Heywood, c.1930. 69.
E4: Facsimiles, photographs, engravings, etc.
E4/1: Facsimiles
E4/I/1 Agreement on rules of life, John and Charles Wesley and others, 29 Jan. 1752.
EA/I/2-3 Ordination certificate of Thomas Coke as superintendent in N. America by John Wesley, 2 Sep. 178A.
EA/l/A-7 Ordination certificate of Thomas Ou/ens as Deacon by John Wesley, 10 Aug. 1788.
EA/1/8-9 Ordination certificate of Robert Gamble as elder by John Wesley (specimens of EA/1/2-9 are endorsed by Rev. Dr. J . Hannah).
EA/1/10 Letter, John Wesley to Thomas Taylor, London, 6 Jan. 1791 (Telford VIII, 25A).
EA/1/11 Letter, Wesley to Susanna Knapp (Worcester), London, 19 Feb. 1791 (Telford, VIII, 263)
EA/1/12 (1) Box of glass negatives and (2) box of positive prints of Wesley*s shorthand diary (D3/1 above), late 19th cent.
EA/1/13 Photograph of page of the Wesleyan Methodist Atlas, Lincoln and Hull districts, c.1880.
EA/1/1A Photographs of Wesley's shorthand diary (D3/1 above), in folder, 1907.
EA/2: Portraits (in alphabetical order of subject)
EA/2/1 Dr. William Dallinger: photograph, c.1890, Donated by Dr. F. Greeves' (see A5/A)
EA/2/2 Dr. James Dixon: photograph, c.1860.
EA/2/3 James Everett: engraving, C .18A0.
EA/2/A Rev. Richard Green: engraving, c.1860.
EA/2/5 Rev. John Jackson in 1821: engraving, c.1850.
EA/2/6 United Methodist Free Church ministers: 106 photographs on single card, c.1900. Donated by Rev. S. Wild, 1981.
EA/2/7 Rev. W.J. Noble: photograph, c.1950.
EA/2/8-12 Rev. Charles Wesley: (8) engraving, c.1780 (9) engraving, c.1800 (10-11) engraving, c.1850 (2 copies) (12) photograph of portrait, c.1870.
EA/2/13 Rev. John Wesley senior: engraving, c.1850.
EA/2/1A- Rev. John Wesley: (1A) engraving, c.1790 (15) engraving, c.1800 20 (16) engraving, c.1830, endorsed "William Lorigmoor" (17) engraving 1851 (18) lithograph of 1748 engraving, c.1850 .(19) photograph of National Gallery portrait, c.1880 (20) photograph of bust.
E4/2/21- Samuel Wesley, junior: (21) engraving, c.1760 (22) engraving, c.1780 23 (23) engraving, aet. 19, c.1850. 70.
E4/2 contd.
E4/2/24-5 Mrs. Sarah Wesley: engraving, c.1850 (2 copies)
E4/2/26 Rev. George Whitefield: photograph of Woollaston's portrait, National Portrait Gallery.
E4/2/27- Unknown: tinted daguerrotypes in velvet-lined cases: (27) elderly 29 lady (28) middle-aged lady (29 middle-aged gentleman.
E4/2/30 Unidentified minister: photograph of portrait of c.1820.
E4/3: other pictures E4/3/1 Etching, harbour scene, c.1850.
E4/3/2 Lithograph, late 19th cent., of 3 pieces of 18th cent, printing: a small container inscribed "To Mrs. Rich", a text, Tim.IV, 22, and 2 vv. of a hymn, "Blessed Word of Salutation".
E4/3/3 Magazine cutting, "John Wesley's Escape from the Fire at Epworth", c.1880.
E4/3/4 Magazine cutting: "John Wesley preaching on his father's tombstone", c.1880.
E4/3/5 Newspaper cutting, Sheffield, 1889: Carver St. Chapel, 1805.
E4/3/6 Extract, German magazine: John Wesley and Dr. Johnson, c.1900.
E4/3/7 Magazine cutting: "Tablet to John and Charles Wesley in Westminster Abbey", c.1900.
E4/3/8 Newspaper cutting, "The 'Holy Club1 at Oxford", c.1900.
E4/3/9 Photograph: cartoon for stained-glass window, St. Paul preaching to the Governor, by C.H. Brewster, c.1930.
E5: Collections, al l bound except for E5/2 and E5/8
E5/1 "Methodist Portrait Album": engravings of Methodist worthies from The Arminian Magazine and The Methodist Magazine, 1778- late 19th cent., with a few other portraits and antiquarian subjects, and a page from an 18th cent, tune book. Fragile. Compiled by J.B. Leslie (see D5/18/2). Encl.: engraving of features of Roman aqueducts, c.1820.
E5/2 Portfolio of portraits (engravings, lithographs etc.) of 176 Primitive Methodist and 4 Methodist New Connexion ministers, c.l800-c.l880.
E5/3 Engravings, photographs etc. of Methodist worthies, c.1800-1912. Fragile. Encl.: Photograph of unidentified house, c.1900. From Didsbury.
E5/4 Newspaper cuttings, photographs, service sheets, pamphlets, etc., relative to Rev. Percy C. Ainsworth (see also D2/25/1-5). Many items loose, incl. death certificate of Ainsworth, 2 Jul.1909 and burial certificate, 3 Jul. 1909. 71.
E5 contd.
E5/5 Newspaper cuttings collected by Mr. S.R. Stevens mainly relative to religious matters and Plymouth and Cornish life, 1889-1929. Incl. (a) many loose cuttings, 2 photographs, c.1920 (b) 3 postcard portraits, incl. 2 copies of Rev. W.J. Pemberthy (c) election address, W.H.J. Priest, Plymouth County Council, 2 Nov. 1925 (d) Quarterly membership ticket, Methodist Free Church, Plymouth, Jun. 1905 (e) Order of memorial service, Rev. Richard Waters, 25 Mar. 1906 (f) Order of memorial service, Rev. W.J. Pemberthy, 13 Aug. 1919 (2 copies) (g) Order of memorial service, J.R. Reynolds, 23 Dec. 1905.
E5/6 Scrapbook relative to Rev. A.W. Selby, 1915-29 (see also D2/27-29). Several loose items.
E5/7 Similar, 1935-40. Several loose items.
E5/8 File: 35 loose items (newspaper cuttings, notes, photographs, etc.), relative to Rev. A.W. Selby.
- F: Curiosa
Fl Two wooden bobbins, with MS early 19th cent, label: "The Rev. S. Bradburns tools when he was a Cobler". Donated to Headingley by John Lyth, c.1890?
F2 Cut-throat razor belonging to Rev. John Fletcher of Madeley, 18th cent. Donated to Headingley by Mr. B.T. Vickers. In case.
F3 Small round wooden box with painted portrait on the lid of John Wesley in old age. Donated to Headingley by Mr. H.G. Shipham, c.1936.
F4 Fragment of John Wesley's quilt. With accompanying MS note by John Shipham (d.1889), and explanatory letter to Dr. N. Snaith by the donor, H.G. Shipham, 75, The Headrow, Leeds, 12 Oct. 1936.
F5 Wedgewood roundel with portrait of John Wesley.
F6 Pottery bust of John Wesley, Enoch Wood of Burslem. Brass -presentation inscription in memory of Rev. E.U. Mullard Thomas, Baptist minister, 1856-1916.
F7 Brass and glass locket with lock of hair; "Mrs. Mortimer of Wesleyan notoriety, died at a great age 1835".
F8 Similar: "Mrs. Crosby, one of John Wesley's first female preachers, died Octr. 24th 1804. Aged 75."
F9 Similar, with lock of plaited hair: "Miss Ritchie, a great friend of John Wesley".
F10 Medal for centenary of Wesleyan Methodism (1839). Obv.: portrait of Wesley. Rev.: Mission House.
Fll-13 Brass oval portrait medallions in wood, brass and glass frame, 19th cent.: (11) John Wesley (12) Charles Wesley (13) John Fletcher of Madeley.
F14 Stoneware statuette: John Wesley sorrowing at his mother's grave, 19th cent. Donated to Headingley by H.G. Shipham,c.1935.
F15 Copper Sunday School medal, Baillie St. W.A. Church, Rochdale, c.1850. Donated by Rev. S. Wild, Nov. 1982. 72.
F contd.
F16 Metal plaque commemorating gift of Methodist MSS to Headingley by the widow of George Morley, Surgeon, 1880.
F17 Alloy commemorative medal, Wesleyan Methodist Twentieth Century Fund. Donated by Rev. S. Wild, 1981.
F18-19 Botanical specimens, c.1900: (12) Dried Poppy Head (13) Cone of the Cedar of Lebanon.
F20 Wooden tablet with handle, bearing Arabic script.
F21-23 Scrolls in Hebrew (3 unrelated items).
F24 ?Palm-leaf scroll: horoscope from Amblamgodde, S. Ceylon, in Tamil.
F25 George Cross (no name) in case.
F26 1914-18 Medal and clasp, given to Rev. W.C. Wilks. Obv.: head of George V. Rev.: Mounted figure trampling on shield with eagle.
F27 Victory Medal, 1919; inscribed for Rev. W.C. Wilks.
F28 Gold key, commemorating opening of Didsbury College, 21 May 1953, presented by the Architects and Contractors. In velvet-lined case.
F29 Plastic memorial label, c.1950: Albert Henry Walker, Student and Assistant Tutor (at Didsbury), 1884-90.
F30 Burkitt Medal awarded to Rev. Vincent Taylor, 1960 Donated by Taylor family, February, 1985. 73.
INDEX OF NAMES AND PLACES
Abbot and Smith B3/46/l-6,9-13 Abbot, Charles D6/2,p.86(a)-(c) Aberdeen: D6/2, p.34(b),(c); 122(a) King's College D6/2, p.122(b) Abergwili D6/1, p.238 Aborigine's Friend, The D7/4/6 Addington, Henry, Viscount Sidmouth D6/2, p.88(a)-89(b) Agutter, Rev. William D6/2, p.60(a) Aiken, Lucy D6/1, p.376(a) Ainsworth, Geoffrey C. D2/25/l(c), (d) Ainsu/orth, Gertrude D2/25/l(a),(b) Ainsworth, Rev. Percy C. D2/25/1-5: E5/4 Aitken, Rev. Robert D6/2, p.276 Alder, Rev. Robert D5/35/8 Alderley Edge B3/36/1-3 Allerton D6/2, p.150 Alnwick D6/1, p. 144(b) Amblamgodde: see Ceylon America D5/71/4; E4/l/2,3; see also Georgia, New York Amersham D5/44/2 Anderson, John D5/56/2
Ann Transport, H.M.S. D6/2, p.82. Armesley, Samuel D6/1, p.42, 184 Archbell, Rev. James D5/20 Argyllshire D6/1, p.404(c)
Armagh D6/1, p.152(a) Arminian Magazine D6/2, p.70; E5/1 Armitage & Hodgson B3/28/2; B3/29/2; B3/37 Armley B3/44/1 Armstrong, Edward, B4/27/2 Arundel D6/1, p.400(b) Ashall, John D5/1 Athens D6/1, p.450(b) Athlone D6/3/1, p.2 Atkinson & Co. E3/30 Atley, John D5/44/75 Atmore, Rev. Charles D5/60/4; D6/1, p.414(c) Augustine D4/13 74.
Austen, Lady D6/1, p.438(a), 440(b)
Australia: Sydney D7/1/1/2,20-22; D7/3/2; D7/3/10; D7/4/5
Aver, Rev. William D5/44/63
Averell, Adam D5/12
Bacon, F. Paul B3/14/2-4
Bacon, J. D6/2, p.194
Baddiley, Elizabeth D5/69/1
Bagslate E3/25
Bain, A.W. B3/14/3,4; B3/16/2; B3/23/4
Bain, Fred H. (?) B3/2/4
Baker, James D5/2
Baker, Mr. D7/1/10; D7/2/2
Bandinil, B. D6/2, p.188(b)
Band of Hope E3/25, 27
Barber, Rev. John D5/44/23
Barber, Mr. D6/3/1, p.35
Barlow, Mrs. A. D6/1,p.400(a)
Barnard Castle D5/15/3
Barnes: see London
Barnet: see London
Barque John D5/31
Barrett, Elizabeth B. D6/2, p.l67(a)-168(c), 174
Barrett, John D6/2, p.40(a)
Barrs, Simon (?) D5/31
Barstow, W. El/4,9,10
Bartlett, David W. D6/2, p.273(a)-274(c)
Barton, Edgar C. B3/19
Barton, Rev. William D5/45/2
Basset, Francis, Lord Dunstanville D6/1, p.404(a)
Bates, Mrs. M. D6/1, p.410
Bath D5/44/ll,46; D5/50; D5/70/1; D5/74; D6/1, p.140, 218(b), 338, 350, 362(a), 366, 368(b), 408(b), 418, 420, 448(a); D6/2, p.208; D6/3/1, p.19. Bathafarm D5/46/1
Bayswater: see London
Bealey, Richard D6/3/1, p.48
Beaumaris D6/2, p.94(a)
Beckenham D5/44/61
Bedford D6/1, p.122; D6/2, p.133, 134
Beecham, Rev. John D5/73/3, 4
Behnes, William D6/2, p.136(a), (b)
Belfast D5/56/2, 3
Bellevue Delganny D6/1, p.320; D6/2, p.126(b) 75.
Belper Dl/10
Benbrigg, S. D6/2, p.230
Bengeworth D6/1, p.160(a)
Bennett, John D2/11-13; D4/30
Benson, Rev. Joseph D5/3; D6/1, p.414(a); D6/3/1, p.46,47.
Bentley, James D6/2, p.122 (a), (b)
Berridge, John D2/7
Bertie, Albrey D6/1, p.14
Berwick, John D6/2, p.202
Berwick on Tweed D5/35/8
Btlt, Henry B4/26
Bible Christian Connexion El/13-16
Bible Society House: see London
Bigby, Dean D6/1, p.152(b)
Binning, Rev. William D5/44/51
Birkenhead D6/2, 210-220(b)
Birmingham: D5/10; D5/44/27-30; D5/45/2; D6/3/1, p.50 Handsworth College B4/26
Birstall D5/60/l,5; El/4,5
Birtwhistle, Rev. N. Allen B4/29/4
Bishop, Mrs. S. D6/2, p.212(a)
Bishopthorpe D6/1, p.4, 10, 16, 20, 22
Blair, Rev. Andrew D5/23/2
Blair, W. D6/2, p.264
Blechinden, Dr. D6/1, p.436(a)
Blomfield, Bishop Charles D6/2, p.l0(a)-(d)
Bloomsbury: see London
Blundell's School, Tiverton D6/1, p.62
Bois D5/44/2
Boiling, William D5/71/10
Bolton D4/10; D5/44/8, 73
Bolton-le-Moors D5/49
Booth, Edward D2/1
Booth, J . D6/5/11, 12
Boscastle D6/2, p.240(b)
Boswell, James, junior D6/1, p.426
Bowdon B3/16/6
Bowers, John D5/45/8
Boyce, Dr. D6/1, p.362
Boyd, Hugh Stuart D6/1, p.414(a); D6/2, p.167(a), 174, 250, 252(a), (b)
Brackenbury, Robert C. D5/23/1; D6/1, p.430(b)
Brackenbury, Mrs. S. D6/2, p.232(a)-(d); D6/3/4 76.
Bradburn, Rev. Samuel D5/43; D6/3/1, p.32; Fl
Bradford D5/35/7; D5/44/32; D6/1, p.326
Braithu/aite, John D5/40
Braithwaite, T. (?) B3/46/7
Bramwell, G. D5/45/11
Bramwell, William D5/41; D5/60/5
Brash, W. Bardsley A3/1/1; A4/7
Bretherton, Rev. F.F. A5/7/1-17; D4/16
Brewster, C.H. E4/3/9
Bridestowe E3/15 Bridewell Hospital D5/44/58, 59 Bright, Canon W. D4/13(b) Brighton D6/2, p.100(c), 144(a), 184(b)
Bristol D5/23/2,3; D5/30/2; D5/38; D5/44/10,30,31,39,55,60,64,72; D5/60/8; -D5/69/1; D6/1, p.108,120,128,134(a),140(a), 142(a), (b), 150, 160(a),164,202, 246(a),328,390,394(a); D6/2, p.52,68(b0, 128(b),172,228(a); D6/3/1,p.1,15,33,46 Didsbury College Section A; also D2/25/l(a),(b); F29
New Room D5/57? D6/l,p.88, 112(a)-118,122(a), 342, 344; D6/2, p.202
Wesley College Section A; also D4/27; D6/4/13
Bristol, Bishop of: Robert Gray D6/2, p.14(b)
Brixton: see London
Brocklehurst, Miss D7/1/4
Brocklehurst, Mrs. D7/1/5
Brocklehurst, Theodore P. D7/l/l-3,ll
Bromley, Rev. James D5/44/38
Bromley B3/8
Brook, James, Ltd. B3/20/1
Brooke, Henry D6/2, p.180
Brooke, Theodosia D6/2, p.180
Brougham, Henry, Baron Brougham D6/2, p.84(a)-(c)
Broughton, T. D6/1, p.198
Brown, Lt. D6/2,p.82
Browne, J . D6/2, p.188(a)
Browne, Jonathan D5/15/3
Browne, Rev. Robert William D6/2, p.26(a)-(c)
Bruder, C.H. D4/13
Brunskill, Stephen D6/2, p.248.
Brunton, Henry D6/2,p.56
Bryan, Rev. John D5/44/9; D5/4671
Buckley, Rev. James D5/44/53
Buller, Elizabeth E2/9
Bunting, Eliza D5/46/3 77.
Bunting, Rev. Jabez Bl/2; DA/22; D5/14; D5/44/12-15,17,19,20, 25-29,31; D5/47/1; D5/60/10
Bunting, T. Percival D5/45/7, 12
Burckhardt, Rev. Johannes T. D6/l,p.229
Burgess, Bishop Thomas D6/2, p.12(a)
Burmantofts D5/45/4
Burnley D5/44/51; D6/2, p.50(b)
Burrows, Mr. D5/4
Burslem D6/3/1, p.13; F6
Burt, Rev. William D5/73/2
Burton, Elizabeth B4/27/1
Burton, Rev. J.C. D5/5
Bury, Lanes. D5/44/25, 26, 41
Butler, Charles D6/2, p.152(a), (b)
Butler, Clementina: see entries under Margaret Hermiston
Butler, Samuel D6/1, p.302 Butler, Dr. William: see entries under Margaret Hermiston
Butterworth, Joseph D5/6; D5/64/1; D5/70/l,2; D6/1, p.243; D6/2, p.98(a), 128(a), 161, .i 162(a), (b) Butterworth, M.A. D6/2, p.225
Buxton, Thomas F. D5/70/3
Calais D6/1, p.434 Callaway, Rev. John D5/44/48 Calvert, Rev. James D7/1/6
Cambridge University: Catharine Hall D6/1, p.208 King's College D6/2, p.22, 262 Magdalen College D5/44/3 Camden Town: see London
Camelford D6/2, p.270
Campbell, Rev. John D6/2, p.58(a)
Campbell, Thomas D6/1, p.404(b), (c)
Canterbury, Archbishop of: William Howley D5/57/2
Capuchin Order D6/1, p.450(b)
Carmarthen D6/2, p.50(a)
Carne, John D6/2, p.256
Catharine Hall, Cambridge, see Cambridge University
Cavan D5/44/54 Cannick, Rev. John D6/1, p.206 "
Ceylon: D2/16; D6/3/1, p.40, 41 ' Amblamgodde F24 Dodando D6/2, p.224(b) 78.
Chandler, Bishop Edward D6/1, p.226, 266, 268 Chapman, Rev. Walter D6/1, p.218(b) Charing D6/2, p.84(b) Charterhouse School E3/7 Cheetham Hill D5/45/10 Cheltenham D5/49; D6/2, p.226; D6/3/1, p.73 Cheshire D5/46/3; see also separate entries by towns Chester D6/9/1; D5/41; D5/44/71; D5/46/3; D6/1, p.138; D6/2, p.10(a) Chester, Bishop of: Charles Blomfield D6/2, p.10 Chesterfield D6/1, p.438(b) Chevening D6/2, p.100(b) Cheverel D6/1, p.246(a) Chickmagalur: see India China E2/8 Christ Church, Oxford: see Oxford University Christian World D7/3 J. Church Bells E3/12 Cirencester D5/45/5 City Road Chapel: see London, Wesley's Chapel Clapham: see London Clapp, F.H.S. El/13, 14 Clapton: see London Claremont D6/2, p.94(b) Clarenceux King of Arms: see Heralds Clark, George D6/1, p.436(b) Rev. Adam Clarke: letters by Clarke: up to 1809: D6/1, p.70, 74, 76, 80(a), 82, 86-90, 100, 102, 106, . / 118, 390, 392; D6/2, p.6(b), 8; D6/3/1, p.49 1810-1823: D6/2, p.44(b); D6/3/1, p.50 1824 onwards: D6/1, p.398; D6/2, p.108(b), 110(b), 164(a), (b), 170(a),(b), D6/3/1, p.51-54 undated: D5/6; D6/3/1, p.48 letters to Clarke: up to 1809: D6/1, p.68, 72, 78, 80(b), 84, 92(b)-98(a), 104, 108(a)-116(b), 120-126, 276(a); D6/2, p.40(a), (b), 56, 122(a), (b), 126(a), 144(a), 150-152(b), 172, 202, 228(a), 238, 258(a), 270 1810-1823: D6/1, P.243, 246(a), 248, 276(b)-288(a), 292, 294(a), 7 296-300, 316, 364(b), 422(a),(b); D6/2, p.l6(a)i20(b). 24(a) .(b) ,46(a)-50(a), 60(a), (b), 66," 86(a)-88(b), 92(b), 96, 98(b), ^104, 118(a), (b), 120, 126(b), 161-162(b), 184(a)-186, 188"(a)-190(a), 192(b)/(b), 198(a),(b), 250, 260(a), 262-268 1824 onwards: D6/1, p.236(b), 246(b), 320; D6/2, p.10(b), (c), 12(a),(b), 14(b),(c), 20(c), 28(b), 38(b), 44(a), 64, 80, 88(c), 90(a), 114(a),(b), 124, 144(b), 182(a), (b), 190(b), 194-196(c), 224(a) undated: D6/1, p.294?(b); D6/2, p.91, 181, 187, 260(b) Other material relating to Clarke: D4/37; D6/1, p.2, 66, 258-264, 388(b), 394(a),(c); D6/2, inside front cover; D6/2, p.6,7, 106, 112(a), (b) Clarke, Rev. J.B.B. D6/2, p.130,200 Clarke, John D6/2, p.202 79.
Clarke, John E. D6/2, p.158(a)
Clarke, John Wesley D6/2, p.160
Clarke, Mary (Mrs. Adam Clarke) D5/9/3; D6/1, p.66, 342, 344, 390-394(a), 398; D6/2(b); D6/2, p.5, 6(a), 8, 44(b), 52, 89(a),(b), 108 206(a), 226, 246 Clarke, Miss D6/2, p.200, 256. Clarke, T.J. D6/2, p.160 Clarke, T.S. D6/2, p.206(a), (b), 248. Clarkson, Catherine D6/2, p.l41(a)-142(d) Clarkson, Thomas D6/2, p.138(a)-140(c), 141(b)
Clayton, Rev. Isaac D5/7 Clayton, Rev. John D6/1, p.210 Cleckheaton El/4,5 Clifton D6/2, p.214, 216 Clones D6/1, p.82, 84 . Clovi/es, Rev. John D4/2 Coates D5/37/2
Cochrane, Arthur: see Heralds Cohen, J.B. B3/11/2; B4/6 Cohen, Sarah D6/2, p.234(a), (b) Coke, Rev. Thomas D6/1, p.140(a), 416(a); D6/3/1, p.28, 29, 31-33, 35-38, 40, 41, 45; E4/l/2,3
Colehill D6/2, p.84(b)
Coleraine D6/1, p.394(b) Colombo D6/2, p.224(a)
Coltishall D6/2, p.190(b) Coniston B3/11/2 Conway, Sir John D6/2, p.94(a), (b)
Cooke, Mary D6/1, p.326-340
Cooke, Elizabeth D6/1, p.419
Cooke, John D6/2, p.208 Cooke, Mary D6/1, p.98
Cooper, John B3/2/3; B3/12/4,5
Cork D5/34; D5/56/1 Cornwall E5/5; see also separate entries by towns
Corson, George B4/2 Cosway, Maria D6/1, p.446(b)
Cosway, Richard D6/1, p.446(a)
Cotham D5/16
Cottle, Mary D6/1, p.442(a)
Coventry El/7 Cranswick, Crawford & Owen B3/16/2 Crawford, Harold A. B3/10/2,3; B3/22/4 80.
Crawfoot, James El/1 Creighton, Rev. James D6/2, p.22(a)-(c), 45(b) Crete D7/1/1/1 Croly, Rev. George D6/2, p.32(a)-(c) Crookshank, Alexander D5/8 Crosby, E.E. D7/1/1, 5-7, 9, 10; D7/2/1-6 Crosby, Marian G. D7/1/4 Crosby, Mrs. F8 Cross Hills Dl/11 Cross, J . D5/27 Cross, Miss D5/9 Cumberland, Mrs. D5/58/3 Cunningham, Rev. J.W. D6/2, p.45, 46(a) Currie, James D5/25/1
Daily Telegraph (Sydney) D7/3/2 Dalkeith D6/3/1, p.31 Dallinger, Dr. William E4/2/1 Darlaston D5/62 Dartmouth, Earl of: see Legge Dartford Express D7/3/3 Darwin, Erasmus D6/2, p.108(a) Dashwood, Rachel Austen, Baroness Le Despenser D6/1, p.408(a) Daventry D6/1, p.360, 362(b) Davidson, Mr. D5/10 Dawson, Joshua D5/39 Dawson, Rev. William D5/60/2 Dealtry, Rev. William D6/2, p.130 Dean Forest D6/2, p.184(a) De La Mair, E. D6/1, p.368(b) Delamotte, William D6/1, p.208 De Leynot, J.L. D6/1, p.222 Delganny D6/1, p.320; D6/2, p.126(b) Demerara D5/21 Denison, Herbert B3/12/1-3, 7, 10, 11 Deptford D5/44/74; D5/46/2 Derby, Earl of: See Stanley Derby, Lady: See Stanley Derbyshire Record Office Dl/10 De Tardif, Baron D6/1, p.438(b), 440(a), (b) De Tassier, Baroness D6/2, p.102 81.
Dewsbury D5/44/75
Dherma Rama Mohandiram, Alexander D6/2, p.224(a)
Dickson, Alec. G. B3/50
Didsbury Al/2/2(b)
Didsbury College, Bristol see Bristol, Didsbury College
Didsbury College, Manchester see Manchester, Didsbury College
Dimond, Rev. S.G. C2
Dixon, Rev. James D5/51; E4/2/2
Dobson, Mr. D5/11
Doctors1 Commons D6/2, p.23
Dodando: see Ceylon
Doddridge family letters D6/1, p.348-362(b)
Doddridge, Rev. Philip D6/1, p.348', 350
Donaghadee D5/65/2; D6/2, p.222
Doolittle, Thomas W. D5/12
Dorking D6/2, p.236(a), (b), 246
Dowling, Mrs. D5/13
Doyley, E. D5/26/1
Drew, Samuel D5/71/2, 9; D6/2, p.124
Driffield D6/1, p.240, 414(b) Dublin: D5/8/1; D5/12; D5/56/4; D5/58/1; D5/63; D5/65/2, 3; D5/67; D5/71/3 q6/l p.108, 118, 136(b), 248, 324; D6/2, p.68(a), 118(a), (b), 126(a) 244(a), 256; D6/3/1, p.12, 15, 17, facing p.20.
New Room D6/1, p.120, 122, 126, 128-132
Public Record Office D6/2, p.186
Trinity College D6/2, p.40(a)
Dublin, Archbishop of: William King D6/1, p.324
Dudley D5/28/8; D5/29; D5/44/70; D5/60/11; D6/3/1, p.20, facing p.20, p21
Dumfries D6/1, p.146(a), 342
Dunbar D6/3/1, p.60
Dunn, Rev. Samuel Dl/14; D5/65/1
Dunstanville, Lord See Basset
Durham D5/45/11; D6/1, p.268, 436(a)
Durham, Bishop of: Edward Chandler D6/1, p.226, 266, 268
Duxbury, Samuel D5/44/40
Dyer, M. D5/44/62
Dyson, William D5/70/10 82.
Eastcott D6/1, p.398
East Farleigh D6/2, p.146
East Indies D6/1, p.8
Eccleshall D6/2, p.12(b)
Edinburgh D5/37/2; D5/52; D5/65/1; D5/70/4; D6/3/1, p.31
Edmondson, Rev. Jonathan D5/44/46
Edwards, Rev. Edward D5/44/47
Ellis, Sir Henry D6/2, p.104
Emery, J. D6/2, p.44(a)
Emry(?), John D5/44/39
England, Thomas B3/2/1
English, Rev. Donald El/8, 13-16; E3/15
Entwislte^Rev. Joseph D5/14; D5/30/2; D5/44/16, 18, 21, 22, 24, 32, 64; D5/66
Entwisle, W. D4/3
Epworth D5/44/77; D6/1, p.4, 6, 10, 16, 26(a), 42, 58, 170, 218(a); D6/2, p.44(b); E4/3/3
Epworth Press, London B3/19/1-3
Erskine, Thomas, Baron Erskine D6/1, p.382
Erskine, Lady Anne D6/1, p.384
Eupolis D6/1, p.258
Everett, James D4/35; D4/37; D6/2, p.108(a)
Everton D2/7
Exeter D5/55, E3/15
Exley, Thomas D5/44/72; D6/2, p.128(b)
Fairweather, Mabel H. Dl/11; E2/1-6
Farrar, Henry B3/31; B3/35/1
Farrar, John B3/31; B3/35
Faverham D5/57/1
Featherstone, J.M. B3/35/1
Ferguson, William D5/65/2, 3
Fermor, Thomas, Earl of Pomfret D6/1, p.378(b)
Ferry Bridge D5/26 *
Finchley: see London
Findlay, George G. D5/71/8; D6/4/10
Finsbury: see London
Firth, H.G. B3/38/2
Fitzgerald, Lady Mary D5/59
Fletcher, Mary D5/27; D5/58/1, 2; D6/1, p.240
Fletcher, Rev. John D2/10, 14; D5/3; D6/1, p.242(a)-(e); D6/3/1, p.73; F2; F13
Footherley D6/1, p.430(b) 83
Ford, Harold Wesley D2/24
Forshaw, Esther Amelia D6/2, p.219, 220(a), (b)
Forth, Eliza D6/1, flyleaf 2, p.186(b)
Fortune, Hannah E2/1-6
Foster, H.J. D5/16
Fbudroyant D6/2, p.82
Foundery Chapel: see London
Fox, Charles D6/2, p.172
Fox, Rev. William Dl/15
Fox, William Buckley D5/35/5
Frankland, William D5/15
Freetown: see Sierra Leone
French, George D6/3/1, p.47
Friendly Islands: vavau D7/1/8
Frome D5/44/8; D6/1, p.66; D6/2, p.4, 130, 236(a), 238
Fulham: see London
Fuller, Rev. Andrew D6/2, p.38(a), (b)
Furley, Rev. Samuel D5/16
Fumival's Inn: see London
Gabriel, Christopher Trowell, B4/27/1
Gallatin, Mrs. D6/3/1, p.58
Galway D5/8/2
Gamble, Robert E4/1/8
Gambrold, J. D6/1, p.186(b)
Garrett, Rev. Philip D6/2, p.50(b)
Garter King of Arms: see Heralds
Gatehouse, Lady A. D6/1, p.406
General Post Office: see London
Geneva D6/1, p.228
George III D6/1, p.166(b), 168(a), (b)
George V F27
George, John D2/16
George Town, Demerara D5/22
Georgia B3/8, D6/1, p.148
Gibson, Georgiana B. D4/8, D5/22
Gillies, Rev. John D6/1, p.200
Glasgow D6/3/1, p3l Glasgow Weekly Mail D7/3/4
Gledhill, J. B3/16/4 Glenbervie, Earl of D6/2, p.184(a), (b) 84.
Globe Express Carriers B3/9
Gloucester D5/4
Gloucester, Bishop of: Henry Ryder D5/4
Graham, James B3/15/2, 3
Graham's Town: see South Africa
Granger, James D6/1, p.428
Grant, Charles, Lord D6/2, p.132
Gray, Bishop Robert D6/2, p.14(b)
Grayston, Rev. K.R. E3/21
Greatheed, Samuel D6/2, p.258(a)
Green, G.P. D5/17
Green, John D6/1, p.306
Green, Rev. Richard D5/18; E4/2/3
Greenwich D6/1, p.410
Greetland El/12
Greeves, Rev. F. A4/12; A5/3, 4; D2/25/1; E4/2/1
Gregory of Nazianzus D6/2, p.167(b)
Greyfriars, The (Charterhouse magazine) E3/7
Griffith, Rev. Walter D5/60/8
Grimshaw, Rev. William D6/3/1, p.57-69
Grindrod, Rev. Edmund D5/70/4
Guernsey: D6/1, p.76-80, 86; D6/2, p.192(b)
Mont Plaisir D6/1, p.90, 92(b), 94(a), 96(b), 100
St. Peter's D6/1, p.84
Gulliford, Rev. Henry D5/19
Hackney: see London
Hadfield D5/22
Haigh, Mrs. William D5/20
Haines, F. & Son B3/4
Hales, Dr. William D6/2, p.128(a)
Halifax 06/60/4,6; D6/3/1, p.55
Hall, Robert D5/44/60
Hall, -Rev. Samuel Romilly D5/45/9, 10, 13
Hamilton, Eliza D6/1, p.408(b)
Hamilton, James D6/1, p.312(b)
Hampson, Mr. D6/2, p.70
Hampton D6/2, p.190(a)
Hanby, Rev. Thomas D5/1
Handsworth College: see Birmingham, Handsworth College.
Hankey, W.A. D5/21
Hannah, Jane D5/28/3, 4
Hannah, Rev^/^ohn D4/4-6, 8, 10; D5/13, 17, 22, 24; D5/28/1, 3-6; D5/60/12; E4/1/2-10
Harding, Mr. D6/3/1, p.32 85.
Hardon, William D5/23; D6/3/1, p.46
Harkness, H. D5/57/1
Harpur, Samuel D6/2, p222
Harrison, J. D5/44/76
Harrison, Miss A5/1/62
Harrow D6/2, p45, 46(a)
Hart, W.H. B3/27; B3/41/1
Hartley, Harold B3/42
Hartley, Marshall B3/13; B3/12/6,9; B4/13
Harvard, Rev. S.P. , D4/36
Haselbury D6/2, p.89(b)
Haswell, Rev. J.P. D5/24
Hatherleigh El/16
Havre de Pas: see Jersey
Haweis, Rev. Thomas D6/1, p.416(b)
Haworth D6/3/1, p.57, 58, 60, 61, 64-69
Hayes, Thomas D6/4/6-8
Headingley College: see Leeds, Headingley College
Hefford, C. Nelson B3/49
Hellier, Rev. Benjamin B3/2/3, 4; D6/1, p.456; D6/3/5,6; D7/1/7
Hellier, Jane Elizabeth, junior D7/1/2
Hellier, John B. F25
Henderson, John D6/1, p.232
Henley in Arden D6/1, p.158 Heralds: Garter King of Arms, Howard; Clarenceux King of Arms, Cochrane; Norroy & Ulster King of Arms, Wollaston A3/2./3
Herbelin D5/70/9
Hermiston, Margaret I.W. D5/6, 7, 8, 12, 24, 36; D5/44/54; D5/56/1-4; D5/63, 65, 67
Herrnhut E3/24
Hey, J. Arthur B3/16/1
Heywood, J.P . D5/25
Heywood E3/30
Hick, John D5/44/71
Hick, Samuel D6/3/1, p.70
Hickson, T. D5/71/11
Higgins, G. D5/26
Higham Ferrers D5/30/3
High Holborn: see London
Highwood Hill D6/1, p.236(b); D6/2, p.144(b)
Hill, Mrs. D5/27
Hill, W. D5/35/7
Hogg, Benjamin D5 /29 86.
Hogg, John D5/28
Hogg, P. B3/36/4 Hogg, Thomas D5/29 HolDeck D5/28/2, 9 Holdcroft, Francis H. D6/2, p.218(a) Holdcroft, Mrs. S. D6/2, p.218(b)
Holloway, Thomas D6/2, p.190(a), (b) Home Missionary Society D5/44/56, 61 Hone, William D4/26 Hoole, Rev. Elijah D6/1, p.168, 448(b); D6/4/2-4, 12, 13 Horeton D5/15/2
Hornabrook, John B3/23/6; D4/H,12 Hornby, James J . D6/2, p.60(b) Home, Rev. Thomas Hartwell D6/2, p.28(a) Horsefair Chapel, Bristol: See Bristol, New Room
Horsley, Bishop Samuel D6/1, p.238 Howard, Algar: see Heralds Howard, Mary D6/1, p.442(b)
Howden, Mr. D6/2, p.45
Howden D5/70/10 Howells, Howard B3/52 Howitt, Thomas S. D7/1/3, 8 Howley, Archbishop William D5/57/2 Howarth, T.S. B3/16/5, 6 Hoxton D5/66/1 Huddersfield B3/31; B3/35/1; D5/16 Hughes, John D5/44/42 Hull D5/15/3; D5/26/2; D5/44/66, 69; D6/3/1, p.28, 29; E4/1/12
Hulme D5/44/50 Humphrey, Mr. B3/23/5 Huntington, William D5/2, 10, 32 Hurmanby D6/2, p. 20(a)-(c) Hutchings, Richard D6/1, p.212 Hyde, Rev. Thomas D5/70/6
Ickomshaw Dl/11 Illustrated Christian Weekly, The E3/5 Illustrated London News, The E3/4 Ilmington D5/33/2 Independent Methodists El/2 87.
India: Mysore (Chickmagalur) D5/19/2
Ingham, Benjamin D6/1, p.196
Inglis, Andrew D6/1, p.306
Ipswich D2/25/l(a)
Ireland D6/1, p.66; D6/2, p.112; see also separate entries by town and the entries under Margaret Hermiston, which relate to Ireland. Isaac, Rev. Daniel D5/35/1
Islington; see London
Iverney, Mr. D6/2, p.38(a)
Jackson, Daniel D6/3/1, p.24
Jackson, Edward D6/3/1, p.23
Jackson, I. D5/71/6
Jackson, Rev. John E4/2/4
Jackson, Rev. Robert D5/45/4; D5/71/15
Jackson, Rev. William D4/14
James, H.B. & Morrish B3/23/4, 8; B3/41/3
James, Rev. John D5/30; D6/3/1, p.52
James, Joseph E3/13, 14
James, Mrs. Joseph E3/13, 14
James, Wal ( ? ) D7/1/12
Janion, J. , senior D5/46/3
Jefferson, George D6/1, p.306
Jenkins, John D5/44/55
Jenkins, W. D5/9/2
Jepson, Mrs. G.M. B3/11/3
Jerram, Charles D5/44/2, 3
Jerram, William D5/44/1
Jersey: D6/1, p.102, 106, 110
Jewitt, Rev. A.G. D5/30/4; D5/35/4
Jewitt, J.S. B3/23/7
Johnson, H. B3/40
Johnson, J.E. D6/2, p.242(a), Hb) -
Johnson, Dr. Samuel D6/2, p.110? E4/3/6
Johnston, Sir Alexander D6/2, p.96
Jones & Stocks B4/16-18
Jones, James D4/18
Jones, Jos. D6/3/4
Jones, Peter D5/71/4
Jones, Richard Roberts D4/18 88.
Keeling, Rev. Isaac D5/2B/2, 9 Keith Elphinstone^i George, Baron Keith D6/2, p.82 Keithhall D6/2, p.266 Kennett, V.B. Barrington D4/13(a) Kennington D6/2, p.242(a), (b) Kensington: see London Kent, Duchess of D6/2, p.94 Keswick D6/2, p.114(a), (b) Kettering D6/2, p.38(a) Kidbrooke: see London Kidd, Rev. James D6/2, p.34(a)-(c) Kildare, Bishop of: Charles Lindsay D6/2, p.16(a), (b) Kilham, Alexander D5/15/4-6 Killerandra D6/2, p.128(a) King, Cecil E2/10 King, Capt. James D5/31 King, Archbishop William D6/1, p.324 King's College, Aberdeen: see Aberdeen King's College, Cambridge: see Cambridge University King's College, London: see London University Kingsvuood D6/1, p.82 Kirk, John D6/4/5.9 Knapp, Susanna E4/1/10 Knowles, Dr. John D6/3/1, p.57; D6/3/5, 6 Knou/sley D6/2, p. 198(a), (b) Knox, Alexander D6/1, p.246(a), 248, 320; D6/2, p.126(a), (b)
Lambert, I. D6/1, p.186, 303 Lambeth: see London Lamplough, E.S. B3/25/1, 3, 6; B3/33/1; B3/43/1, 2, 4; B3/46/8; B3/47/1 Language Institution: see London Lanktrie, Matthew D5/8/1 Lavell, Mr. D5/32 Laycock, Jonas Dl/11 Le Despenser, Baroness: see Dashu/ood Lee, Dr. Samuel D6/2, p.23, 24(a), (b) Leeds: B3/2/4; B3/6/1; B3/7, 9, 10; B3/11/6, 7; B3/12/1, 7, 10, 11; B3/14/3, 4, 6; B3/16/1-4; B3/18/1; B3/21/2, 9; B3/22/2-4; B3/24; B3/26/2; B3/32; B3/33/1; B3/37; B3/38/2; B3/39; B3/41/3; B3/46/1, 7;. B3/50/1; B3/51; Dl/4; D4/22; D5/1, 11; D5/15/4, 6; D5/20, 23; D5/28/1-8; D5/29; D5/37/2; D5/44/4, 27, 28; D5/45/1, 3, 7, 9, 11; D5/47/2; D5/48, 51, 53; D5/60/1-6, 8-11, 13: D5/66; D5/71/7; D6/1, p.106, 312(a); D6/3/l,p.21, 32, 46, 47, 49; D6/5; D7/1/3, 11; El/3, 9, 10; E3/22 Headingley College Section B; also A4/11; Dl/7; D4/11, 12, 27; D5/71/8; D6/3/7; D6/4/3, 10; D7/1/2; E3/4, 17,22; F1-F3; F14; F16; F25 Woodhouse Carr D4/33
Woodhouse Grove D5/44/49, 75, 77.
Leeds Corporation B3/15/2, 3: B3/16/4; B3/17/2, 3; B3/38/2; B3/48; B3/49/2; B4/15; Dl/4,5
Leeds University B3/18/2; B4/11; B4/13 Leeds Mercury D7/3/5 Legge, George, Earl of Dartmouth D6/1, p.370(a) Lerwick D6/2, p.170(b) Leslie, J.B. D5/18/2; E3/6; E5/1 Leslie, Lady Mary D6/2, p.236(a), (b), 246. Lessey, Rev. Theophilus D5/5; D5/30/1
Lewis, Harriot D6/3/1, p.20, facing p.20, p.21 Lewis, Rev. Mr. D6/2, p.28(b) Lexicon Aegyptiacum D6/2, p.106 Lichfield, Bishop of: Henry Ryder D6/2, p.l2(b)
Liddon, Rev. H.P. D4/13 Liden, John Henry D6/1, p.224 Lightley, Rev. J.W. B3/16/1, 3, 5, 6; B3/17/1; B3/18/1; B3/19; B3/21/1-9, 11-15; B3/22/1, 2, 4, 6; B3/23/1, 2, 5-12; B3/25/1, 3, 6, 8, 9; B3/26/3; B3/27; B3/28/1; B3/30-32, 34; B3/36/1-5; B3/39, 40; B3/41, 42; B3/43/1-3, 5, 6; B3/44, 45, 46; B3/47/1; B3/48; B3/49; B3/50/1, 3; B3/51, 52; B4/11; D2/26; D6/3/7
Lincoln D6/1, p.18-22, 176, 180; E4/1/12 Lincoln College, Oxford: see Oxford University
Lincoln's Inn: see London Lindsay, Alexander D6/2, p.244(b) Lindsay, Bishop Charles D6/2, p.16 Lindsey, Mr. El/2 Linley, W. D6/1, p.378
Linnaker D5/63 Lionhill D5/26/1
Lisburn D5/58/3 Litchfield D6/1, p.158
Liverpool D4/18;/D5/5/2,3; D5/9: D5/15/1,2; D5/16.25,27,42,43;, D5/44/4-7,23 J7/t52; D5/51;^ D5/56/2; D5/60/3, 9; D5/68; 65/70/7; D6/1, p.W(ay, YftlhT,' 392, 419, 430(a); D6/2, p.172, 228(a), 256; D6/3/1, p.33, 49 Llanbister D6/1, p.422(a)
Lloyd, David D6/1, p.422(a) , t (b)
Lloyd, John B3/51
Lloyds of London B3/25/1; B3/33/1; B3/36/4; B3/46/8
Lockwood, J. B3/9
Loftwich D5/71/11 90.
Lomas, Rev. John D4/12; D5/50 London: B3/12/6; B3/19/1-3; B3/42; Dl/8; D4/13(c); D5/2; D5/5/1; D5/10, 11, 21, 33, 43; D5/44/1, 12-19, 21, 22, 24, 32, 35, 36, 67, 75; D5/47/1; D5/49, 55; D5/57/1; D5/60/10; D5/70/3, 5, 9; D5/73/3, 4; D6/1, p.68, 72, 76, 78, 90, 92(b)94(a), (b), 96(a), (b), 110-114(b), 122, 126, 128(b), 132(b), 150, 172, 188, 204, 213, 222, 224, 229, 243, 312(a), 330-334, 340, 344, 414(a), (b), 418, 420, 428, 432, 454; D6/2, p.8-12,44(a), 66, 97, 98(b), 112(a), (b), 128(a), 132, 160, 162(a), (b), 182(b);- 184(a), 190(a), 192(b), 198(b), 224(a), (b), 244(b), 248, 250, 258(a), 266, 272; D6/3/1, p.3-5, 7, 9-13, 16, 17, 23, 24, 28, 29, 47, 62-69, 72; El/2; E3/23; E4/1/9, 10 Athenaeum Club D6/2, p.26(c) Barnes D6/2, p.148(a) Barnet D6/2, p.268 Bayswater D6/2, p.58(b), 206(b) Bible Society House D5/64/2 Bloomsbury D6/1, p.364(b); D6/2, p.262, 264, 268 British Museum D6/1, p.372, 376(b) Brixton D5/44/56 Camden Town D6/1, p.448(a) City Road Chapel: see London, Wesley's Chapel Clapham D6/1, p.456; D6/2, p.130 Clapton D6/2, p.70 Finchley D6/2, p.62(a) Finsbury D6/2, p.64 Foundery Chapel D6/1, p.178, 200, 206 Fulham D6/2, p.10(d), 18(a) Furnival's Inn D6/1, p.378(a) General Post Office B4/9 Hackney D5/36; D6/2, p.46(b), 68(a) High Holborn D5/44/33 Islington D6/2, p.190(b) Kensington B3/4; D6/2, p.166 Kidbrooke D6/2, p.86(a) Lambeth D5/44/29, 31; D5/57/2; D6/2, p60(a) Language Institution D5/70/8 Lincoln's.Irm D5/25/2; D6/2, p.152(a), (b) Marylebone D6/1, p.300, 362(a), (b), 366, 368(b), 376(a), (b), 378(a), 386(b), 404(a), 406, 408(b), 412, 440(a), 442(a), 444(a) Mayfair B3/26/3 Moorfields Chapel: see London, Wesley's Chapel National Gallery E4/2/17 National Portrait Gallery E4/2/23 Pentonville D5/24; D6/2, p.24(b); D6/4/2-4 Piccadilly D6/2, p.84(c), 448 91.
St. George's East D6/4, 5, 9
St. Janes' Palace D6/1, p.448
Society of Antiquaries D6/2, p.112(a), (b)
Spitalfields D6/3/1, p.40, 41 Stoke Newington D4/2; D5/30/5; D6/1, p.376(a), 398; D6/2, p.4, 6(a),
10(a), 28(a), 30(a)-32(e), 36(b), 50(b)T 54(c), 58(b), 62(a), 84(c), 89(b), 90(b),(c),100(a),(c), 102, 116(b), 128(b), 132-134, 136(a), 142(a), 148(a), 156, 158(a), 168(c), 174, 208, 210(b)-218(a), 219, 220(b), 222, 225, 228(b), 230, 234(a), (c), 236(b), 240(b), 244(a), 252(a), (b) Surrey Institution D6/1, p276(a); D6/2, p.152(a), (b) Wesley's Chapel D5/35/8; D5/52; D5/71/1; D6/1, p.70, 100, 102, 134, 136-146, 164; D6/2, p.22, 45, 56, 122(a); D6/3/1, p.36 Westminster D6/1, p.6, 60, 62, 210, 234; D6/3/1, p.58; D7/1/12 Westminster Abbey D6/1, p.58; E4/3/7 Westminster College B3/15/1; D6/1, p.162 Westminster School D6/1, p.302 Whitehall D6/2, p.78 London, Bishop of: Charles Blomfield D6/2, p.10 London Institution D6/1, p.388(b); D6/2, p.106 London University: King's College D6/2, p.26(a) Londonderry D6/2, p.244(b) Longford D6/1, p.136; D6/3/1, p.35 Longmoor, William E4/2/14 Louth D6/3/1, p.8 Loutit, Rev. James Dl/15; D5/73/1-6: D5/74 Loxdale, Ann(e) D5/9/1; D5/33 Lumb, Rev. Matthew D5/44/41 Lupton, Mrs. Oliver B4/12 Lusher, Rev. Robert L. D5/44/65 Lycett, Sir Francis B4/27/2 Lynch, Rev. James D5/71/3 Lysons, Daniel D6/2, p.120 Lyth, John Fl
Mabyn, Richard D6/2, p.270 McCaul, Dr. H. D6/2, p.30(a)-(c) Macclesfield D4/2; D5/44/5-7, 11-15; D6/1, p.130(a), 336
McEwing, Cath E2/7 McGhee, J.R. D6/2, p.36(a), (b) MacKay, A.M. D7/1/8 McKim, Sarah D5/38 Maclean, Donald D6/2, p.272 92.
Maclean, Mrs. General D6/2, p.272 Madan, Judith D5/69/2 Madeley D2/10; D5/27; D5/58/1, 2; D5/59; D6/1, p.116(a), 240, 242; D6/3/1, p.20, 73; F2; F13 Magdalen College, Cambridge: see Cambridge University Maghull D6/2, p.158(a) Mahon, Lady: See Stanhope Mahon, Lord: See Stanhope Maidstone D6/1, p.364(a) Major, Rev. J.R. D6/2, p.26(d) Manchester A3/1/1; B3/2/3; B3/12/4,5; B3/23/6, 7; B3/26/2; B3/28/1; B3/29/1; B3/37; B3/41/2; B3/43/4; D4/10; D5/5/2; D5/9/2, 3; D5/18/3; D5/28/1, 3-5; D5/35/3, 6; D5/44/20, 25, 26, 40, 45, 52, 57, 76; D5/45/7, 10, 12; D6/1, p.86, 116(b), 138, 218(a), 394(c); D6/2, p.6(b), 40(b), 126(b), 150, 202, 258(a); E3/10. Didsbury College Section A; also D3/2(a); D4/3-7. 14, 16, 29, 31, 32; D5/13; D5/17; D5/19; D5/20; D5/22; D5/45/3, 8; E3/16; E5/3; F30. Manchester Philological Society D6/2(b) Mangunga Hakiangu; see New Zealand Manners, Lady Robert D6/1, p.402 Marass D6/2, p.56 Marlborough, Duke of D6/1, p.36 Marlborough D6/1, p.28-34 Marsden, Rev. George D4/8; D5/44/40, 52, 73; D5/56/3; D5/60/3 Marsden, George, junior D5/44/37 Marsh, Bishop Herbert D6/2, p.14(c) Marston, Mary D5/34 Marten, A. D8/2 Martendale, Miles D5/15/2 Martin, G.W. B3/16/3, 4; B3/20; B3/21/9,10; B3/23/2,3; B3/24; B3/26/2, 3; B3/33/1; B3/34 Martin, Mrs. S.E. D6/2, p.212(b) Martyr, Peter D8/2 Marylebone: see London Mason, Rev. John D5/35 Mason, William Shaw D6/2, p.186 Mather, Rev. Alexander D5/15/1; D5/37; D6/1, p.306; D6/3/1, p.28, 29, 55 Mathews, Mr. D5/36 Matthews, John D5/56/1 Matthews, R.L. B3/24 Maufe, Edward Cl Maurice, Rev. Thomas D6/1, p.372, 376(b) Mawson, Rev. T.H. B3/7-9, 10; B3/11/2, 6, 7; B3/12/1-7, 9-11; B3/13, 15. Maxwell, Lady D. D5/37, 52 93.
Mayfair: see London
Methodist Episcopal Church, Missionary Society D6/2, p.44(a)
Methodist Free Church E5/5
Methodist Insurance Co. B3/41/2; B3/43/4
Methodist Magazine, The D4/7, 15; D5/40; E5/1
Methodist New Connexion D5/39; El/8; E5/2
Methodist Recorder, The Al/2/2(a); B3/35/2; D7/1/9; E3/16
Methodist Recorder Conference Daily, The D7/3/6
Methodist Times, The E3/17
Mieklefield D6/3/1, p.70
Middlebrock, H. B3/17/1
Middlebrock, William & E.H. B3/17/2, 3
Middlesborough D6/2, p.276; D6/4/11
Middleton & Sons B3/10/1
Middleton, Robert D6/2, p.226
Middleton D5/44/44
Midland Bank B3/14/6
Milbrook D6/2, p.46(b)
Miller, Rev. Samuel D6/2, p.40(b), 66
Milton D6/1, p.216
Mitchell, Sir C. D7/4/7
Moiser, Samuel D6/5/1
Mollard, Rev. Thomas D2/17
Molther, Philip H. D6/1, p.204
Montefiore, Judith D6/2, p.234(c)
Mont Plaisir: see Guernsey
Montserrat: see West Indies
Moody, D.L. D6/2, p.204
Moore^ev. Henry Dl/6, 7; D3/1; D5/43; D5/44/4, 8, 10, 30; D6/1, p.112(a), 128(a),(b) 140(a)-146(a), 312(a), (b), 388(a), 418, 420, 432; D6/2, p.68(a), (b), D6/3/1, p.15, 28, 29
Moore, Mrs. Henry D6/1, p.430; D6/2, p.68(a)
Moore, Thomas D6/2, p.116(a), (b) Moorfields Chapel: see London, Wesley*s Chapel More, Martha D6/1, p.366
Morgan, Mr. D6/1, p.214 MorJe^, George, junior Section D, in particular D4/9, 23-25; D5/45; D5/71/7; (X D6/1, p. 18; D6/4/2, 4-9, 11; D6/5
Morley, Rev. George, senior Section D, in particular D4/20; D5/44; D5/45/1; 1/ D6/3/1, p.33, 36, 50, 51, 53, 54; D6/3/2 Morley, Mary Ann (Mrs. George Morley, junior) Section D, in particular D6/1, flyleaf 1, F16
Morley, Mrs. George, senior D5/46 94.
Morley D5/18/2
Morley Observer D7/3/7
Mornington, Lord: See Wellesley
Morrish, Eric J. B3/21/1-8, 10-15; B3/23/3, 9-13; B3/32, 39 see also H.B. James & Morrish Morrison, Hannah E. D6/2, p.176(a) Morrison, J. D6/2, p.176(b) Morrison, Nelson & Co. B3/23/13 Mortimer, H.W. D6/1, p.312(a) Mortimer, Mrs. F7 Mortimer, Rev. Thomas D6/2, p.62(a) Mortier, John D5/21 Morton, Ernest B3/44 Mosley, A. & F. B3/18/2; B3/22/2; B3/36/6 Mosley, F. B3/18/1 Mount Salem D5/12 Mulso, Edward D6/1, p.150 Munster Boyce D6/2, p.112(b) Musgrave, James D5/48 Musgrave, Mrs. D5/47 Myles, Rev. William D6/1, p.80(b) Mysore : see India
Nan, Ivel D7/2/1
National Telephone Co. B4/3
Negombo D6/2, p.48
Newcastle under Lyme D5/44/16-24
Newcastle upon Tyne D5/73/2; D6/1, p.130, 160(b), 188, 306
New Chapel, London: see London, Wesley's Chapel
New College, Oxford: see Oxford University
Newington D6/2, p.192(a)
Newman, Penelope D5/49; D6/3/1, p.73
New Room, Bristol: see Bristol, New Room
New Room, Dublin: see Dublin
Newstead, Rev. Robert D5/50; D6/2, p.48
Newton, Rev. J.A. Al/2/2(b)
Newton, John D6/1, p.236(a)
Newton, Rev. Robert D5/44/45; D5/51; D5/60/9; D5/70/7
New York D6/2, p.40(b), 44(a), 66
New Zealand: Mangunga Hakiangu D5/46/2
Pailoa Bay of Islands D5/70/10 95.
Nightingale, Mr. D4/2
Noble, Rev. Mark D6/1, p.244
Noble, Rev. W.J. E4/2/6
Normanby, C. Lady D6/1, p.220
Norroy and Ulster King of Arms: see Heralds
North, Lord D6/1, p.152(a)
Northampton D5/2; D6/1, p.348-352, 356
Northlew El/15
North Shields D5/44/38
Norwich D6/3/1, p.37 Nottingham Dl/14-17; D5/5/1, 3; D5/44/1, 2, 63; D5/73/1, 5, 6 Nottingham and Derby District Dl/13 Nukualofa, Tonga D7/1/1/3, 4; D7/1/4, 10
Nussell, George D5/55 Nussey, Thomas B3/12/12
Oates, J.N. D4/22
0ban: D6/2, p.272
Ogilvie, Rev. John D4/23; D6/3/1, p.45
Oglethorpe, James D6/1, p.210
Oldham D5/44/65
Olivers, Rev. Thomas D5/11; D6/3/1, p.2(7); D6/4/K?)
Orient, S.5. D7/1/1/1
Orton D6/2, p.248
Ossett D6/1, p.196
Otley, Sir Richard D6/2, p.97, 98(b)
Otley Dl/5, D5/39
Our Street E3/8, 9
Ouseley, Rev. Gideon D5/8/2; D5/44/54
Owens, Thomas D6/4/K?); E4/1/4-7
Oxford D6/1, p.174, 198(a), (b); E4/3/8
Oxford, Bishops of:
John Potter Dl/1,2; D6/1, p.234
Samuel Wilberforce D6/2, p.14(a)
Oxford University: Christ Church D4/13(a), (b); D6/1, p.172
Lincoln College D6/1, p.26, 196, 212, 234
New College D6/2, p.188(b)
Worcester College D6/1, p.436(a) 96.
Pailoa Bay of Islands: see New Zealand
Pall Mall Gazette D7/3/8
Pamelius, J. D8/4/1
Paris D5/7G75; D6/1, p.438(a), 440(a)
Parken, D. D6/2, p.258(b)
Parkgate D6/1, p.144(a)
Parkin, Jonathan D5/44/11
Parkin, Rev. V. B4/29/4
Parsons, Edward D5/53
Parsons, James D5/48
Pawson, Rev. John D2/8; D5/60/1; D6/1, p.418-420
Pawson, Mrs. D5/52
Peel, Sir Robert D6/2, p.78
Pemberthy, Rev. W.J. E5/5(b), (f)
Pencourt D5/44/62
Pendeen D6/2, p.276
Pentonville: see London
Penzance D5/7; D6/1, p.246(a)
Perceval, Dr. Robert D6/2, p.118(a), (b)
Peterborough D6/2, p.14(c)
Peterborough, Bishop of: Herbert Marsh D6/2, p.14(e)
Pettigrew, T.J. D6/2, p.195, 196(a)-(c)
Piccadilly: see London
Pickard, H.H. B3/11/4
Pickard, Mr. D5/53 Pinner D6/1, p.66; D6/2, p.6(a), 12(a), (b), 20(c), 38(b), 64, 88(c), 91, 110(b), 114(a),(b), 164(a), (b), 196(c), 226; D6/3/1, p.51-54
Platt, T*B. D5/70/8
Playford D6/2, p.l38(a)-140(b), 142(a), (b)
Plymouth D6/1, p.70-74, 80(b); D6/3/l/p.38; E5/5
Pogsden, J.(?) D5/44/58, 59
Pole, M. D8/3/1-13
Pomfret, Lord: see Fermor
Poole D5/31
Pope, Alexander D6/1, p.302
Pope, Rev. John D3/2
Pope, Dr. W.B. D4/28; D5/19
Portadown D5/65/3
Borter, Jane D6/1, p.412; D6/2, p.166
Port Mahon D6/2, p.82
Potter, Bishop John D6/1, p.234
Potts & Hennings B3/37; B4/19, 20 97.
Potts, G. Ackroyd B3/28/1; B3/29/1
Pratt, Josiah D6/2, p.64
Preston, Job D5/42
Prescot D5/42; D6/1, p.246(a), 248, 276(b)-280, 286(a), (b), 288(a), 294(a), 298, 422(a); D6/2, p.24(b), 44(b), 60(b), 96, 97, 98(b), 120, 161, 200
Priest, W.H.J. E5/5
Priestley, Dr. Joseph D6/2, p.70
Primitive Methodist Church D5/62; El/1, 7; E2/10; E5/2
Punch E3/3
Pusey, Canon E.B. D4/13(a); E3/3
Radcliffe D5/44/35, 36
Raithby D5/23/1; D6/2, p.232(a), (c); D6/3/4
Ramsgate D5/44/48; D6/2, p.234(a), (c)
Ratcliff D6/3/1, p.48
Ratcliffe, J . B3/25/8, 9; B3/26/2; B3/41/2; B3/43/3-6
Rathana, A. D6/2, p.224(b)
Rea, James D5/54
Reading B3/3/1; D5/35/4; D5/44/68; D7/1/3
Reading Observer D7/3/9
Reece, Rev. Richard D5/47/2; D5/55; D6/3/1, p.48
Reilly, Rev. William D5/56
Reyner, Nathaniel D6/2, p.210(a)
Reynolds, J.R. E5/5(g)
Rhodes (Chancery plaintiff) B4/5
Rich, Mrs. E4/3/2
Richmond College Section C; D2/19-23; D8/1
Richmond Park D6/2, p.88(a)-89(a)
Rigg, Rev. James H. D5/45/5, 6
Rigg, Rev. John D5/74
Riles, John D5/68
Ritchie, Miss F9
Roberts, Rev. Joseph D5/57
Roberts, Rev. Thomas D6/2, p.50(a)
Robinson, Joshua D5/44/75
Robinson, W.H. & Co. A3/1/1
Rochdale E3/28, 29; F15
Rochester D6/1, p.438(a)
Rodmarton D6/2, p.120
Rogers, Hester Ann D6/1, p.452
Rogers, James D6/3/1, p.28, 29 98.
Romley, John D6/1, p.213
Roscoe, William D5/25/2; D6/2, p.150
Rosemont D5/52
Rosevear, Thomas P. D6/2, p.240(a)
Rosevear, W.S. D6/2, p.240(b)
Rosser & Russell B3/36/5
Rothbury D6/1, p.226, 266, 270
Rotherham D5/44/9, 10; D5/46/1
Rought, Rev. Thomas D6/3/4
Roundhay High School D7/1/11
Rouse, Rev. Nathan D5/73/6
Rowe, Rev. George Stringer B3/6/1; B3/8; D6/4/10
Rovue, J. Stringer B3/3/1
Royal Asiatic Society D5/57/1
Rudman, A. B3/22/1
Ruislip D6/2, p.28(b), 108(b)
Russell, Walter B3/3/1
Rutherford, Mrs. D5/59
Rutherford, Samuel D5/58, 59
Rutherford, Thomas D6/1, p.430(a); D6/3/1, p. 2(?), 3-12, 16, 17
Ryder, Bishop Henry D5/4; D6/2, p.12(b)
Sackett, E.C. Al/2/2(b)
Sadler, B. D5/44/5-7
Sadler, M.J. D5/60/13
Sadler, Michael Thomas D5/44/5-7
St. Albans D6/1, p.374
St. Austell D6/L, p.68
St. Davids, Bishop of: Samuel Horsley D6/1, p.238
St. Georges*s East: see London
St. Helier: see Jersey
St. James D6/3/1, p.59, 61
St. John's Ambulance Association D4/13(c)
St. Peter's, Guernsey: see Guernsey
St. Victor D4/27
Salem, South Africa: see South Africa
Salford D5/15/5; D5/44/45; D5/73/1, 5.
Salisbury D6/1, p.386(b)
Salisbury, Bishops of: Thomas Burgess D6/2, p.12(a)
John (1823) D6/1, p.386(b)
Samoa D7/1/1/6 99.
Sanders, J. Kingsley El/6
Sandu/ell D6/1, p.370(a) -
Saumarez, Sir James D6/2, p.192(b)
Saumarez, Richard D6/2, p.192(a)
Scarborough D6/1, p.132(a)
Scotland D6/3/1, p.31; see also separate entries by towns, counties.
Scott, Robert E. D6/2, p.262
Selby, Rev. A. Walter D2/27, 28, 29; E5/6-8
Shacklewell D6/2, p.58(a)
Shadford, George D6/1, p.306
Shadwell, Sir Lancelot D6/2, p.156
Shapland, Rev. C.R.B. D4/13
Sharp, Catherine D6/1, p.316; D6/2, p.268
Sharp, Granville D6/1, p.314; D6/2, p.18(a), (b)
Sharp, John Hall B3/1
Sharp, Archdeacon Thomas D6/1, p.226, 266-272
Shaw, A. D2/15
Shaw, Ann D5/44/34
Shaw, Rev. Barnabas D5/44/66, 69, 77
Shaw, Thomas D4/37
Shaw, William B3/2/1; D5/28/7; D5/44/74 Sheffield D5/15/1; D5/35; D5/37/1; D5/45/1; D5/56/3; D5/58/2; D5/71/5; D6/1, p.74, 430(b); D6/2, p.50(a), 54(a)-(c); El/8; E4/3/5
Sheldon, Stephen D5/44/40
Shepherd, Mary Freeman D6/1, p.364(a), (b); D6/2, p.178
Shipham, H.G. B3/45; E3/22; F3, 4, 14
Shipham, John F4
Shirley, Rev. Walter D6/1, p.202
Shore, John, Baron Teignmouth D6/2, p.90(a)-92(b)
Shorter, Stephen. B4/27/3
Shrewsbury D6/1, p.246(a), 248
Shropshire D5/44/3; see also separate entries by towns
Sidmouth D6/2, p.174, 252(a), (b)
Sidmouth, Viscount: see Addington
Sierra Leone: Freetown El/11
Sigston, James D5/60; D6/3/1, p.49
Simeon, Rev. Charles D6/2, p.22(a)-(c)
Simpson & Co. B3/6/1; B3/7
Skelding, Rev. Nicholas E3/13, 14
Skelly Orr bequest B3/27
Skipton D5/7
Skipton-in-Craven B3/52/1 100.
Slater, William D6/1, p.306 Sligo D5/38 Sloperton D6/2, p.116(a), (b) Smith, A. B2/7 Smith, Rev. A.C. D6/2, flylsaf, p.26(c), 110(a), p.266, 276; D6/4/11 Smith, Alexander D6/1, p.306 Smith, Anne M. D6/4/12, 13 Smith, C. Ryder B3/30 "Smith, John" (pseudonym) D6/4/1 Smith, Mary Ann (Mrs. Richard Smith) Dl/3(a); D4/2; D6/1, flyleaf 2, p.398; D6/2, flyleaf, p.4, 6(a), 10(a), (d), 23, 26(a), (b), (d), 28(a), 30(a)-36(b), 50(b), 54(a)-(c), 58(a), 62(a), 74 , 78 , 84(a)-(c),90(b),92(a) 94(a), (b), 99(a)-102, 116(a), (b), 128(b), 132-141(a), 142(a)-(d), 146, 148(a), (b), 154-158(a), 168(b), (c), 174, 176(a), 208, 210(b), 212(a), (b), 216, 218(a)-222, 224(b), 225, 230-236(b), 240(a), 246, 252(a), (b), 273(a)-274(c) Smith, Richard D6/1, p.414(b); D6/2, p.58(b), 74, 206(b), 209, 210(c), 214, 228(b) Smith, Robert D6/3/1, p.40, 41 Smith, Rev. Thomas D6/2, p.54(a)-(c) Smith, William D6/1, p.306; D6/2, p.110(b), 164(a), (b), 170(a), (b) Smith, Mrs. William D6/2, p.170(a), (b) Smyrna D6/1, p.450(a) Snaith, Dr. N. F4 Soci^te" des Missions Evangeliques D5/70/5 Sotheby's D4/27 South Africa: Graham's Town D5/44/40, 74 Salem D5/44/34 Thaba Unchu D5/20 Southampton, HMS D6/1, p.436(b) Southborough D6/2, p.70 Southey, Robert D6/2, p.114(a), (b) Southport D6/2, p.218(a) Southwell, Edward D6/1, p.324 Speight, David & Sons B3/38 Spence, Elizabeth D6/1, p.400(b) Spilsby D5/23/1 -
Spira; Francis E3/20 Spitalfields: see London Spoor, Robert D6/1, p.306 Spurgeon, C.H. D6/1, p.456 Squance, Rev. Thomas D5/44/68; D5/61 Stafford, Joshua D5/62 Stafford, Rev. Noah W. D5/62 Stafford, Robert D5/62 Stamford. D6/2, 232(b) iUJ .
Stamp, John D5/44/49
Stamp, W.W. D5/44/33, 35, 36
Stanhope, Charles, Earl Stanhope D6/2, p.98(a)
Stanley, Edward, Earl of Derby D6/2, p.198(b)
Stanley, Eliza, Countess of Derby D6/2, p.198(a)
Stanley, Rev. Jacob D5/44/70; D5/56/4
Stanley, Lord D6/2, p.80
Stanhope, Emily, Viscountess Mahon D6/2, p.99(b), 100(c), (d)
Stanhope, Philip, Viscount Mahon D6/2, p.99(a), 100(a), (b)
Steadman, E. D6/1, p.436(b)
Stedman, Rev. Thomas D6/1, p.246(a), (b), 248
Steinbauer, Dr. J. D6/2, p.187
Stephens, Rev. John D5/60/7
Stevens, S.R. E5/5
Stewart, Rev. William D5/63
Stock, Thomas D6/2, p.228(a), (b)
Stockport D4/1; D4/14; D5/30/1; D6/2, p.110(b), 164(a), (b), 170(b); D6/3/1, p.16,24
Stoke Newington: see London
Stonhouse, George D6/1, p.216
Stourport D5/56/4; D6/1, p.282, 284; D6/2, p.200
Strange, Isabella D6/1, p.428
Stroud, D5/45/6
Sugden, George B4/27/3, 4
Summerfield, John D5/56/1; D5/63
Summer Hill E3/1
Sunday at Home, The E3/24
Sunderland D5/40
Sundius, Christopher D6/2, p.210(a)-(c)
Surat D6/1, p.42, 184 Sutcliffe, Rev. Joseph D5/28/8; D5/29; D5/60/11; D6/2, p.58(b)
Sutcliffe, Rev. William D5/44/50
Swansea D5/44/53
Swift, Dean Jonathan D6/1, p.290
Sydney: see Australia
Sydney Weekly Advocate D7/3/10
Syke E3/19
Symmonds, The D6/1, p.148 102.
Tadcaster D5/66/2, 3 Taft, Zachariah D6/1, p.240, 414(b)
Tarn, Joshua D5/64/2 Tattam, Rev. Henry D6/2, p.133, 134 Taylor, Rev. Joseph D5/44/78; D5/64; D6/2, p.52.
Taylor, Thomas E4/1/9 Taylor, Rev. Vincent F30 Teignmouth,Lord: see Shore
Telford, John D6/3/7 Temple D6/1, p.426, D6/2, p.18(b) Tent Methodists: see Independent Methodists
Terry, Mr. D6/1, p.362(a) Tertullian D8/4/1 Tetbury D6/1, p.412 Thaba Unchu: see South Africa Therard, W. D6/1, p.450(a) Thomas, Rev. E.U. Mullard F6
Thomas, Sir Percy A3/1/4-7 Thompson, Thomas D5/26/2; D5/44/56 Thompson, William D5/44/61; D6/3/1, p.55 Thompstone, A.M. B3/36/1-3
Thomson D7/1/10 Thornley, S. B3/48 Thornton, W.L. D5/36; D5/45/3 Ties D6/1, p.36 Tims, Richard Moor D6/2, p.244(a) Tittenhanger D6/2, p.16(b) Tiverton D6/1, p.62 Tivict Dale D4/14 Tobias, Rev. James D5/65 TocH. B3/50 Tonga: D7 Tonga-tabu D7/l/l/3^ 4, 9, 10, 13; D7/1/4, 9, 10 Tooth, E.J. Dl/3(a), (b) Topsham D2/25/l(c), (d) Torquay D6/2, p.218(b) Treffry, Rev. Richard D5/7; D5/60/14 Trinity College, Dublin: see Dublin
Trowbridge D6/1, p.326-340, 419; D6/2, p.8, 212(a), (b)
Trueman, Joseph D6/2, p.154 103.
Tunbridge Wells D6/2, p.70; D6/3/5
Tunstall El/1
Turkey D6/1, p.435
Turnor, Thomas D6/1, p.270, 272
Twickenham D6/1, p.404(a)
Udney, Mrs. M. D6/1, p.386(a) United Methodist Free Church El/9, 10; E3/15, 19, 25, 26; E4/2/5 United Kingdom: Departments of State: Admiralty Office D6/1, p.436(b)
Excise Office D6/1, p.150
India Board D6/2, p.132 Irish Office D6/2, p.80
Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries B3/33/2 Ordnance Survey Office B3/3/1 Royal Army Chaplains' Department E3/18 State Paper Office D6/2, p.188(a)
House of Commons D7/1/12 House of Lords D6/1, p.6 Officers of State: Accomptant General for Household Plate D6/1, p.150 Privy Council D6/2, p.156
Vansittart, Nicholas D6/2, p.260(a), (b)
Varley, D. D6/2, p.158(b)
Vavan: see Friendly Islands
Vavau D7/1/1/14
Vazille, Jane D6/2, p.209
Vevers, Rev. William D5/73/1, 5
Vickers, B.R. D5/66
Vickers, B.T. F2
Vine, Alfred H. D5/18/3 104.
Waddy, Rev. Richard D5/35/2
Wahlin, Rev. J.P. D5/30/6
Wain, William Dl/16-17
Wakefield D5/25/1; D6/3/1, p.55
Walford, William D5/70/8
Walker, Albert Henry F30
Walker, Rev. Samuel D6/1, flyleaf 1; D6/3/1, p.l
Wallasey B3/14/2
Walsh, Robert D6/2, p.181, 182(a), (b)
Waltham Abbey D5/44/47
Walthamstow D6/1, p.358; D6/2, p.154
Ward, Mr. D6/1, p.430(b)
Ware, John D6/2, p.214
Ware, Liza L. D6/2, p.216
Warren, Edward D5/67
Warren, Samuel D5/71/1
Warrington EL/6
Warwick, Mrs. D6/3/1, p.19
Warwick, Thomas D6/3/1, p. 13
Waterford D5/65/1
Waters, Rev. Richard E5/5(e)
Wats, William D6/1, p.436(a)
Watson, Rev. Richard D5/35/6; D5/44/44; D5/55; D5/68
Watts, Alaric A. D6/2, p.148(a), (b)
Weare El/13, 14
Wednesbury D6/3/1, p.36-38
Wellesley, Arthur, Duke of Wellington D6/2, p.74
Wellesley, Garrett, Earl of Mornington D6/1, p.380
Wellington, Duke of: see Wellesley
Wely(?), Rev. R. D6/1, p.238
Wesley, Rev. Charles D2/9; D4/31; D6/1, p.26, 62, 154(a), (b), 160(a), (b), 164-168(a), 174, 182, 186(a), 198(b), 213, 362, 378(b), 382, 386(a), (b), 448(a) E4/1/1; E4/2/7-10; E4/3/7; F12 Wesley, Dr. Charles D6/1, p.448(a)
Wesley, Charles, junior D6/1, p.374, 378(a)
Wesley, Mrs. Charles D6/1, p.368(a), 370(a), 384, 402, 408(a)
Wesley, Charlotte Louisa D6/1, p.346
Wesley, Eliza D5/18/1 Wesley, Emilia D6/1, p.176, 178 Wesley, Hetty D2/2 105.
Wesley, Rev. John: journals, sermons, notebooks etc.: B3/8; D2/4; D3/1; DA/31; D6/1, p.146(c), 148, 152(c), 250-256; E4/1/11, 13. letters by Wesley: up to 1783: D5/16, 33, 34, 49, 54; D5/58/3; D6/1, p.42, 146(b) 150, 152(a), 228, 232, 246(a); D6/3/1, facing p.l, p.2-5, 7-12, 73. 1784-1788: D5/33/2; D5/38; D6/1, p.68, 72, 78, 80(b), 84, 92(b), 94(a)-98(b), 104, 110, 128(a)-134(b), 326-340; D6/3/1, p.13, 15, 20 1789-1791: D6/1, p.108(a), (b), 112(a)-116(b), 120-126, 136(a)-146(c 246(a), 342, 344; D6/3/1, p.16, 17, 19, facing p.20, p.21, 23, 24; E4/1/9, 10 undated: D6/1, p.92(a), 152(b), 246(a); D6/2, p.110(a); D6/3/1, p.6; D6/4/1 letters to Wesley: up to 1749: D6/1, p24, 26(a), 60, 160(a), 172-176, 180, 186(a), 188, 196, 198(a), (b), 204-212, 214, 218(b), 222, 234 1750-1791: D6/1, p.70, 74, 76, 80(a), 82, 86-90, 100, 102, 106, 118, 150, 160b, 164, 178, 200, 202, 224, 229, 236(a) undated: D6/1, p.194, 232, 314 further written material relating to Wesley: D6/1, p.244, 388(a); E3/5,7-9, 11, 12; E4/3/3, 4, 6, 7 see also: Dl/1-3, 6, 7, 9; D4/17; D6/1, p.306, 318, 394(c); D6/3/2; D6/4/13; E4/1/1-8; E4/2/12-18; F3-/6; F8-F11; F14 Wesley, Mrs. John D6/1, p.454 Wesley, Rev. John, senior E4/2/11 Wesley, Kezia D6/1, p.180 Wesley, Martha D6/1, p.174 Wesley, Mary D6/1, p.182 Wesley, Miss D6/1, p.400(b), 404(a), (b), 406, 408(b)-412, 426, 438(a)-440(a), 442(a), (b), 446(b) Wesley, Mrs. D6/1, p.400(a), 444(a), (b), 446(a) Wesley, Rev. Samuel, senior D2/2, 5; D6/l,p.4-34, 170, 184, 218(a), 258-264, 308, 310 Wesley, Rev. Samuel, junior D6/1, p.58-62, 146(b), 302(a), (b), 303; D6/4/1; E4/2/19-21 Wesley, Samuel D6/1, p.444(a), (b), 448(b) Wesley, Miss Sarah D4/2; D6/1, p.376(a), 434 Wesley, Mrs. Sarah D6/1, p.374, 434; E4/2/22 Wesley, Sarah D6/1,'p.276(a)-288(b), 292-304, 362(a), 364(a), 366,368(b),370(b),372,376(b Wesley, Suky D6/1, p.44-54 Wesley, Susanna B3/4; D2/2-4, 6; D6/1, p.42-58; D6/4/8 Wesleyan Methodist Church: D4/24; D6/2, p.110(a); D6/5; D7/2/3-5, 11, 12; D7/4/2; El/3-6; E2/1-7, 9; E3/1-3;E4/1/12; E4/2/27; F7; F10; F15 Conference Office Dl/11 Connexional Funds Office B3/27/1, 2 General Chapel Committee B3/23/6 106.
Manchester Wesleyan Council E3/10
Missionary Society D5/30, 35, 44, 50, 55, 64, 68, 70
Mission House D5/30; D5/35/1, 2, 4, 6, 7; D5/44/34, 38-40, 42-45, 47-51, 53, 55-66, 68-71; D5/50, 55, 64, 68; D5/70/1, 2, 4, 7, 10; D6/2, p.24(a); D6/3/1, p.51-54; D6/4/6, 7; F10
Preachers1 Annuitant Society B3/42 Theological Institution Al/2/1, 2; Al/3/1 Theological Institution Fund B3/12/6 Trust Assurance Co. B3/26/2 Twentieth Century Fund E3/13, 14; F17
Wesley College, Bristol: see Bristol, Wesley College
Wesley College, Headingley: see Leeds, Headingley College Westbury D2/24
Westbury on Trym Dl/12
West Indies: Montserrat D5/70/6
Westminster: see London West Yorkshire County Council Dl/11 Weymouth D6/1, p.400(b); D6/2, p.225, 228(b) Whaly, Lidia(?) D5/61
Wheeler, 0. B3/18/2
Whichcott, G. D6/1, p.14
Whitby D6/2, p.170(a)
Whitchurch D5/3
White, William D5/30/3; D5/46/2 Whitebread, Dr. John D6/2, p.62(b)
Whitefield, Rev. George D6/1, p.188, 194; E3/23; E4/2/24
Whitehall: see London
Whitehead, Dr. John D6/1, p.432; D6/3/1, p.28, 29 Whitelamb, Mary D6/1, p.304
Whitfield, George (bookseller) D6/1, p.318 Wigan D5/15/4-6
Wilberforce, Barbara D6/2, p.146
Wilberforce, Bishop Samuel D6/2, p.14(a) Wilberforce, William D6/1, p.236(b); D6/2, p.144(a), (b)
Wild, Rev. Steven C2; E2/9, 10; E3/19, 25-30; E4/2/5; F15; F17 Wilkins, Mary D6/2, p.238
Wilks, Rev. Walter Charles E3/18; F27; F28 Williams, Jane D5/70/10
Wills, Herbert W. D5/49; D6/3/1, p.73. Winwick D6/2, p.60(b)
Wolff, George D6/1, p.368(a) f *. .- Wollaston, Gerald W.: see Heralds Wolverhampton D5/1; D5/30/4; D5/62 Wood, D. & Co. B3/20/2 Wood, Enoch F6 Wood, J. D5/44/43 Wood, Rev. James D5/23/3 Wodd, Mr. D5/16 Wood, Rev. Robert B3/11, 1, 5, 7; B4/5, 8; D5/35/3; D5/44/57, 67; D5/60/6 Wood, Rev. Samuel D5/67 Wood, W.J. D4/32 Woodhouse Grove: see Leeds ^Woodstock D6/2, p.26(d) Woollaston E4/2/23 Worcester D5/34; D6/1, p.354; E4/1/10 Worcester College, Oxford: see Oxford University Workman, H.B. B3/15/1 Workman, J . D4/4-6 Wormald, John B3/11/6 Wrangham, Rev. Francis D6/2, p.20(a)-(c) Wrexham D5/44/9, 42 Wright, Mrs. (Hetty Wesley) D2/2 Wright, Mehitabel D6/1, p.170, 304 Wright, William D6/1, p.172 Wrochester Park D6/2, p.102 Wroe, Richard D6/1, p.218(a) Wroot D6/1, p.24, 60
York D5/44/67; D5/48, 54; D6/1, p.104, 220; D6/3/1, p.23 York, Archbishop of: 1700-1706: D6/1, p.4, 6, 10, 12, 16-22, 220 Youghal D5/56/1
Zenobia, Count D6/1, p.370(b)