Correspondence and papers of William Vernon Harcourt, 1825-76, n.d.

File

MS. Eng. d. 3877

Request
this

Order this material to a Weston Library reading room

This material can be requested via the online system, where you can monitor the progress of your order.

Help

The volume is labelled 'Yorkshire Museum, Cavendish & Watt, Castle Howard Reformatory, Aromatic Glass' and comprises

correspondence and papers concerning the construction of the Yorkshire Musuem

(fols. 1-5) ? Goldie, n.d.
(fols. 6-7) Edward Drummond, Feb. 1826
(fols. 8, 10-13) Office of Woods and Forests, June-Oct. 1827
(fol. 9) W. Hill, Sept. 1827
(fols. 14-21) William Wilkins, June 1826-July 1827
(fol. 22) plan of the proposed site for the Yorkshire Museum, n.d.
(fols. 23-8) R.H. Sharp, July 1827-Aug. 1828, n.d.
(fols. 29-30) L. Hird, Oct. 1827
(fols. 31-2) James Pigott Pritchett, Sept. 1827
(fols. 33-4) W. Marshall, Aug. 1827
(fols. 35-6) R. Fountayne Wilson, Aug. 1827

correspondence and papers concerning the Castle Howard Reformatory School and school education:

(fol. 44) draft memorial from Vernon Harcourt to the Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury requesting funds for the construction of a new national school in York, n.d.
(fols. 45-56) correspondence with Lord Granville Somerset concerning grants of crown lands for the construction of a school for the blind and a national school in York, Dec. 1834-Mar. 1835, n.d.
(fol. 43) letter from Vernon Harcourt to Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, concerning a grant of crown land for the expansion of the National District School of York, June 1834
(fols. 143-4, 147-8) Thomas Barwick Lloyd Baker, Sept. 1855
(fols. 145-6) John Briggs, Sept. 1855
(fols. 149-61) Sydney Turner, July-Aug. 1855, Nov. 1858
(fols. 162-70) John Wright, Aug. [1853?], Nov. 1855
(fols. 171-6) ? Lascelles, n.d.
(fol. 177) Charles Langdale, Aug. 1856

letters to William Vernon Harcourt from:

(fols. 37-42) his brother Charles Venables-Vernon, 1825, n.d.
(fols. 57-68) ? Laycock, Feb. 1843, Apr. 1844, n.d.
(fols. 69-133) George Wilson concerning the works of Henry Cavendish, Feb. 1850-Apr. 1851
(fol. 134) Richard Parkinson, Sept. 1855
(fols. 135-6) Charles Thomas Longley, Archbishop of Canterbury, Dec. 1863
(fols. 137-42) Ishmael Fish, Sept.-Dec. 1855
(fols. 178-9) unidentified, n.d.

letters to Matilda Vernon Harcourt from:

(fols. 180-245, 248-316) George Gabriel Stokes concerning the glass experiments of her husband William Vernon Harcourt, June 1871-Mar. 1876
(fols. 246-7) John Phillips, Feb. 1874