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Box 606766577

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Manuscript copies of letters to Margaret Savage, 23 and 26 Jan 1865

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 241-242
The letters are: from John Brooke Brooke at White Lackington, about resigning all claims to be Rajah and his wish for reconciliation with Sir James from Sir James in Sarawak, suggesting that John Brooke Brooke should first approach Booty on the subject.
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates: 23 and 26 Jan 1865

Two letters from Kilgraston, to his mother, about a display of power [by the Rajah?] regarding Dalby, n.d. [1865?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 250-256
Also about: plans for a gathering of 'ex or discarded Sarawakians' the safe return of his brother Fred Lady Lucy's illness.
Extents: 7 Leaves
Dates: n.d. [1865?]

Letter to his parents, from London, about visiting the Colonial Office, n.d. [1865?]

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 261-263
Also about his talk with Sir Fred Bruce about the possibility of an appointment to Labuan; and Sir Fred's belief that Sir James Brooke had behaved very badly towards John Brooke Brooke.
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates: n.d. [1865?]

Letter from London, to his mother, about the Rajah's arrival in England, Margaret Savage's account of meeting him, and his disabled arm and poor health, 27 May 1867

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 272-277
Also about: John Brooke Brooke's enjoyment of Aldershot life his pleasant reunion with Bishop McDougall good accounts of his daughter criticism of the Vanes as 'humbugs'.
Extents: 6 Leaves
Dates: 27 May 1867

Two letters from 11 Duke Street, St James's, to his mother, 1 and 5 Oct 1867

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 287-289
The letters are: (incomplete), about his brother Fred about the Rajah's latest attack, 'the 4th or 5th stroke'; Edmund's departure for Drane, to remodel the household; and his own poor health.
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates: 1 and 5 Oct 1867

Letters to Charles C.T. Grant, Annie's brother, 1851-1863

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 291-342
Comprises: (fols. 291-294) [from Sarawak, to Charles Grant in England], about St John's departure in the Pluto for the northeast coast; Bates's narrow escape, and the usefulness of this instance of 'piracy' to convince 'those stubborn people at home'; Crookshank's coconut plantations, and the building of the Rajah's house; good trade report; the treatment by the Pluto of a grounded Belgian vessel...
Extents: 52 Leaves
Dates: 1851-1863

Letters to John Grant, Annie's father, addressing him as 'Laird' (of Kilgraston), 1858-1865

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 343-373
Comprises: (fols. 343-353) from Sarawak (marked 'Private, Charles Grant'), (1) about missionaries and their work, and advocating the conversion to Christianity of the Dyak communities who were 'without a religion'; the mistake of making the Bishop of Sarawak also Bishop of Labuan; (2) the Rajah's 'staggering' announcement about his natural son [Reuben Walker] and his intention to send him to Sarawak; the...
Extents: 31 Leaves
Dates: 1858-1865

Letters to the Lady Lucy Grant, Annie's mother, 1856-1866

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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 6, fols. 374-417
Comprises: (fols. 374-377) from White Lackington, about a visit with Annie to the Templers at Bridport; the Keppels' decision to visit Sarawak, to give the Rajah support; the Borneo Company's flourishing state; and plans for Charles Grant and his wife to join John Brooke Brooke and Annie in Malta, en route for Sarawak, 12 Nov [1856] (fols. 378-379) (copy) from Singapore, about the...
Extents: 44 Leaves
Dates: 1856-1866