Letters (and a few telegrams) of condolence, and asking permission to attend Disraeli's funeral, mainly to Lord Rowton, 1881, with (fols. 1-3) letter from W.E. Gladstone to Lord Rowton, offering a public funeral, 1881 (fols. 4-5) copy of a letter from Mary Anne Disraeli to Disraeli, 1856, 'to be opened at my decease', with note by Lord Rowton, 'The original lies next Lord Beaconsfield's…