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March 13, 1835 John D. Salmon, Thetford to W.D. Fox, Esquire,
John D. Salmon, Thetford to W.D. Fox, Esquire, Osmaston Hall, near Derby. Various men involved in nomenclature and identification and the interest of the Magazine of Natural History in this information. The author is sorry he was not able to accompany Hewitson to Norway.
Mar. 16, 1835 Henry Doubleday, Epping to Rev. W.D. Fox,
Henry Doubleday, Epping to Rev. W.D. Fox, Osmaston . Fox has written asking Doubleday's assistance in Ornithology and/or Entomology. During last six or seven years Doubleday has assembled quite a collection of British Birds. Fox is welcome to any duplicates. Doubleday's similarly interested friends, Hewitson, Salmon, Gould, Wm. Yarrell. Doubleday includes a listing of his specimens.
April 5, 1835 William Hewitson, Newcastle to Rev. W. D. Fox,
William Hewitson, Newcastle to Rev. W. D. Fox, Osmaston Hall, Derby. Hewitson is writing for some bits of information that he needs to finish another section of his book and ready it for printing. Discusses some of his problems with the production. Hewitson is considering accepting the position of secretary to the Royal Institution in Manchester. Ends with a bit of political discussion.
July 13, 1835 John D. Salmon, Thetford to the Revd. W.D. Fox
John D. Salmon, Thetford to the Revd. W.D. Fox, Capel Carig, Bangor, North Wales. More sharing and discussion of collections Hewitson and W. Hoy mentioned. The author still retains the egg collection of the Norfolk and Norwich Museum and he hopes to add a few items.
Sept. 18, 1835 W.C. Hewitson, Oatlands, to Rev. Fox.
W.C. Hewitson, Oatlands, to Rev. Fox. General discussion of Hewitson's poor health and his acquisition of 100 new butterflies for his collection.
Oct. 24, 1835 Samuel Fox, No.11 Melville St., Edinburgh to Rev. William Darwin Fox.
Samuel Fox, No.11 Melville St., Edinburgh to Rev. William Darwin Fox. Discusses William's acute rheumatism; Fox is disappointed that Dr. Darwin was of little help (though admits that he is clever) and comments on the expense of medical treatment.
Dec. 5, 1835 Basil Geo. Woodd, New Bond St., to (W. Darwin) Fox at Ryde,
Basil Geo. Woodd, New Bond St., to (W. Darwin) Fox at Ryde, Isle of Wight. This is a note concerning an overpayment of money. Shipping wine requested by Fox.
Dec. 19, 1835 Henry Doubleday, Epping? to Rev. Wm. Darwin Fox,
Henry Doubleday, Epping? to Rev. Wm. Darwin Fox, York House, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Discusses sharing of specimens and Doubleday's observances of multitudes of birds and their nesting. Other names involved in similar observations - Temminck, Gould, Jenyns, J. Marshall?, Wm. Yarrell, J.S. Hay of Stoke. Close observation to differentiate species. Discusses specimen gathering and sharing in Natural History.
Dec. 29, 1835 Dawson Turner, Yarmouth, to Elizabeth
Dawson Turner, Yarmouth, to Elizabeth. Note of what is being sent.
Outgoing letters - 1833 (Nov.) to 1835 (Apr.)
Series consists of early printed material, including an engraving, an advertisement, a theater hand-bill, a military report, and a circular letter, related to social, military, and religious activities in early French Canada.
From Lady Julia Barrie, 19 Berkeley Square. To Miss Georgiana Barrie, Ripley Castle, Harrogate.
Says that “your dear father” is in better health. “Against I come back I hope to find you more of a young lady and less of a vulgar hoyden.” Domestic details.
Joseph, Bishop of Quebec - Form letter
Correspondence Belcher and G.R. Dawson
[Ogden v. Dumont et al. land dispute documents]
File contains surveyor reports and other documents related to a case in the Court of King's Bench for the District of Montreal regarding a legal dispute between the Crown and four defendants over the dividing lines between properties in southwestern Quebec. The properties concerned in the case were the augmentation / second concession of Mille-Isles, the first concession of Mille-Isles (Blainville and Riviere du Chene), the seigniory of the Lake of the Two Mountains (Lac des Deux Montagnes), the seigniory of Argenteuil, and Chatham Gore (Gore de Chatham). The defendants named in the case were Eustache-Nicolas Lambert Dumont, Jean-Henry-Auguste Roux for the Seminary of Montreal, Janvier-Domptail Lacroix, and Catherine Jordan (widow of William Claus). The Crown was represented by Charles R. Ogden. Documents include a copy of the judgement, surveyors reports, procès-verbaux, accounting of costs owed for survey work, and an inventory of documents.
Outgoing letters to Alexander Brymer Belcher
Alexander Brymer Belcher correspondence
Series consists of correspondence of Edward Belcher’s brother Alexander Brymer Belcher of London, England and is arranged in two sub-series: incoming correspondence and outgoing correspondence.
Sub-series consists of a letter to his father, Andrew Belcher.
Outgoing letter to Andrew Belcher
Montreal : sketch of ice leaving the river, 1835
June 7, 1836 William C. Hewitson, Bristol to Rev. W.D. Fox,
William C. Hewitson, Bristol to Rev. W.D. Fox, Wood's Esq., Hampstead. There seems to have been a long silence between these two.
Hewitson discusses the numbers of his book which he is working on. Other men are involved in the identification of birds, etc. and they sometimes disagree with these collector's opinions. Hewitson has the job with the Royal Institution but he is disappointed with it and hopes to leave.
Incoming letter from F. Beaufort
[ Letter regarding the church's place in education and affirmation of support ]
Invoices, Land Title Documents, Court Summons
Outgoing letters - 1835 (May) to 1836 (Nov.)
Outgoing letter to "My Dear Sir"
Feb. 7, 1837 E. Bickersteth, Walton Rectory,Herts, to Rev. Prebendary Townsend
E. Bickersteth, Walton Rectory,Herts, to Rev. Prebendary Townsend, Vicarage, North Allerton. Concern over the salvation of the multitude from the evil days at hand. Discussion of publishing a religious book. Townsend is about to write a preface to Fox's Book of Martyrs.
Printed report (partial) of Battle of St. Charles.
A typescript section on Lacock Abbey
A typescript section on Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire from Moule's English counties, Vol. I, 1837.
Incoming letter from Mr. Poynter
Original memorandum on Canadian affairs in 1837
Memorandum by "JS. L.", a French author, on Canadian Affairs in 1837. The author, who is anti-British, gives a general account of political conflicts and of France's commercial interests in Canada.
[ To Mr dear Sir / from Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st Earl Macaulay ]
Sept. 6, 1838 J. Howard Galton? to Revd. Wm. Darwin Fox
J. Howard Galton? to Revd. Wm. Darwin Fox, Delamere Rectory, Chester. The author of the letter discusses his breeding of dogs.
[Reproduction of a Letter from Walter R. Jones to John A. Macdonald]
A photocopy of a letter from Walter R. Jones to John A Macdonald. Believed to be from "Building the CPR: Jackdaw No. C4" by Doug Stuebing, published in 1968, which is a compilation of reproduced material, among other things.
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Letter of DesRivieres, one of the rebels exiled to Bermud a by Lord Durham
Letter of R. Desrivières, an exiled patriote in Hamilton, Bermuda to Jules Lamothe of Montreal. After a voyage of 22 days, he arrived on July 24th. The Governor was reluctant to accept the exiles. The writer, now on parole, describes Bermuda and its population. There is a reference to M. Bourhitte.
Sub-series consists of correspondence regarding the Wright family estate.
[Donald McLaren estate documents]
File contains financial documents related to the estate of the late Donald McLaren of which John McLennan (1789-1866) was executor. Documents include account balance sheets, an indenture for the lease of land, and promissory notes and receipts of payments received.
[ To Joel R. Poinsett / from Felix Grundy & Nathan Towson ]
[ To My Dear ? / from John William Colenso ]
Foucet, Helen (cf. Theodore Martin): commonplace book