Correspondence of Lord Rowton, mainly about Disraeli's last illness and death, 1881-1886

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Dep. Hughenden 24/3

Held at the Weston Library

Correspondence of Lord Rowton, mainly about Disraeli's last illness and death, 1881-1886, and addresses from Conservative Associations, 1881:

(fols. 1-21) telegrams to and from Rowton and Lord Barrington, and letters to Rowton, 1881, including letters from (fols. 13-14) Lord Barrington, (fols. 15-16) Selina, Lady Bradford and (fols. 17-18) Sir Philip Rose
(fols. 22-95) letters to Rowton, 1881-1886, including (fols. 74-93) letters and cuttings about allegations that Disraeli died a Roman Catholic, 1883, and letters from (fols. 26-27) Lord Percy, 1881, (fols. 28-29) Lord Lytton, 1881, (fols. 33-42, 49-50) Sir Philip Rose, 1881, (fols. 85-86) G.R. Badenoch, 1883, and (fols. 94-95) Lady Sutherland, [1881?]
(fols. 69-73) letter from B.C. Jones with printed prospectus for his , 1884 [published as [1884]?]
(fols. 96-193) addresses and letters of sympathy from Conservative Associations, including a few printed and calligraphic addresses, arranged alphabetically by town, A - B, 1881 including (fol. 142) a printed acrostic, Birmingham, 1881 [fols. 143-144 = Dep. Hughenden 319, fols. 83-84]