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Suggesting that Miss Coutts should be told of the indignation felt by the whole family, except Mrs Savage, at the way he had been treated. Also about: the harm caused to him by his brother Charles his search for a basket carriage for his uncle Willes revision of the pamphlet.

Extents: 4 Leaves

Dates: 3 Jun 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about his visit to Wotton, 8 Jun [1863?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 192-195

Also about the 'incoherent' letters received from his brother Charles, and his attitude towards John Brooke Brooke.

Extents: 4 Leaves

Dates: 8 Jun [1863?]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his parents, from Westhill [home of his uncle Willes], about his meeting in London with [A.H.] Wallace, and Wallace's subsequent encounter with Miss Coutts and Abel Smith, n.d. [c. 1863]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 196-199

Also about the enmity of the Savages.

Extents: 4 Leaves

Dates: n.d. [c. 1863]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from 51 South Street to his mother, about her letter to Miss Coutts, Wallace's conversation, and Abel Smith's interference, 9 Jun 1863 [dated 6/9/63 instead of 9/6/63]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 200-201

Also about Stirling's offer to revise the Statement; and a carriage bought for his uncle Willes.

Extents: 2 Leaves

Dates: 9 Jun 1863 [dated 6/9/63 instead of 9/6/63]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from Wotton, to his father, about the completed pamphlet, 22 Jun 1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 202-203

Also about his denial of having made any apology [to the Rajah]; and Miss Coutts's insults. See MSS. Pac. s. 90/3, folder 6 for further reference to the pamphlet.

Extents: 2 Leaves

Dates: 22 Jun 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his father, about buying horses, n.d.

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 204-205

Also about denial of any intention of laying down his arms.

Extents: 2 Leaves

Dates: n.d.

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about Edmund [Evelyn]'s talks with Abel Smith, 6 Aug 1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 206-211

Also about: the funeral of his uncle Willes de Windt's death following a riding accident the impression given by Abel Smith that the government had 'done with the business'.

Extents: 6 Leaves

Dates: 6 Aug 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from London, to his mother, about going up to Scotland, 12 Aug 1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 212-213

Also about his allowance of £500 p.a. being stopped by the Rajah; and Charles's bad behaviour in connection with deposing John Brooke Brooke.

Extents: 2 Leaves

Dates: 12 Aug 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his parents, from Kilgraston, about buying a mare, n.d. [Aug 1863?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 214-218

Also about a paper sent by Sir James purporting to be an act of deposition of John Brooke Brooke by the Council, dated 25 Apr 1863 (copy attached, see also MSS. Pac. s. 90/3, folder 5); and John Brooke Brooke's refutation of the charges made in it, and his refusal to believe his brother Charles had participated in this 'base act'.

Extents: 5 Leaves

Dates: n.d. [Aug 1863?]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Two letters to his parents, from Kilgraston, about the departure of Hope and Parfit (the maid) for Wotton, 19 and 22 Sep 1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 219-222

Also about: news of Agnes received from the Bishop Hay and Watson to leave the Service Charles's pledge not to receive a promotion at John Brooke Brooke's expense, but the 'true index of his mind' revealed in his letters to Charles Grant.

Extents: 4 Leaves

Dates: 19 and 22 Sep 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Envelope addressed to his mother, Poste Restante, Boulogne (marked 'Kentish Town'), 19 Oct 1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fol. 223

Extents: 1 leaf

Dates: 19 Oct 1863

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from London, to his father, about Booty having 'taken to drink', n.d.

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 224-225

Also about his visit to Kentish Town, and the development and value of the property.

Extents: 2 Leaves

Dates: n.d.

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from Wotton, to his mother, about his visit to Matilda [Grant], 12 Mar [1864?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 226-228

Also about: talk with the Bunyons about the McDougalls, and reports of the bad state of Sarawak from the Bishop and [Rev. W.H.] Gomes, the Lundu Missionary the unfavourable report by Miss Coutts's agent, Martin, on her investment in Sarawak.

Extents: 3 Leaves

Dates: 12 Mar [1864?]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about his visits to Belvedere and Wotton, 18 Jul 1864

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 229-231

Also about the arrival of Hay with news that Sir James had submitted the correspondence with John Brooke Brooke to Captain Reed of the Rifleman who had told the Rajah he was 'entirely in the wrong'; John Brooke Brooke's purchase of pictures.

Extents: 3 Leaves

Dates: 18 Jul 1864

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

Letter from London, to his father, about a letter from his brother Charles accusing him of collaborating with Wise in connection with a statement sent to the Government, [1864?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 232-235

Extents: 4 Leaves

Dates: [1864?]

Correspondence and papers of the Brooke Family of Sarawak Letters from John Brooke Brooke to his parents, Rev. F.C. and Mrs Johnson, and family, and members of his first wife's family, the Grants of Kilgraston

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Two letters to his parents, from London, about Charles Grant's meeting with Abel Smith, [May 1863?]

Letter from 51 South Street, to his mother, asking her to write to Miss Coutts, n.d. [c. 1863]

Letter to his parents, from 51 South Street, about Edmund [Evelyn]'s view that it would be best for his father to write to Miss Coutts, 19 May 1863

Letter to his father, asking him to write to Mrs Brown [Miss Coutts's companion], as originally suggested, to put John Brooke Brooke's case, n.d. [c. 1863]

Letter to his parents, [from London], about his father's letter to Mrs Brown, n.d. [c. 1863]

Letter from Wotton, to his father (marked 'important'), returning the latter's letter to Mrs Brown, 3 Jun 1863

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about his visit to Wotton, 8 Jun [1863?]

Letter to his parents, from Westhill [home of his uncle Willes], about his meeting in London with [A.H.] Wallace, and Wallace's subsequent encounter with Miss Coutts and Abel Smith, n.d. [c. 1863]

Letter from 51 South Street to his mother, about her letter to Miss Coutts, Wallace's conversation, and Abel Smith's interference, 9 Jun 1863 [dated 6/9/63 instead of 9/6/63]

Letter from Wotton, to his father, about the completed pamphlet, 22 Jun 1863

Letter to his father, about buying horses, n.d.

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about Edmund [Evelyn]'s talks with Abel Smith, 6 Aug 1863

Letter from London, to his mother, about going up to Scotland, 12 Aug 1863

Letter to his parents, from Kilgraston, about buying a mare, n.d. [Aug 1863?]

Two letters to his parents, from Kilgraston, about the departure of Hope and Parfit (the maid) for Wotton, 19 and 22 Sep 1863

Envelope addressed to his mother, Poste Restante, Boulogne (marked 'Kentish Town'), 19 Oct 1863

Letter from London, to his father, about Booty having 'taken to drink', n.d.

Letter from Wotton, to his mother, about his visit to Matilda [Grant], 12 Mar [1864?]

Letter to his parents, from London (marked 'important'), about his visits to Belvedere and Wotton, 18 Jul 1864

Letter from London, to his father, about a letter from his brother Charles accusing him of collaborating with Wise in connection with a statement sent to the Government, [1864?]