Robert Clayton,Scrivener,1660 The Trial of Lord Oxford,1717 Family news 1717 Sir Henry Gough, an angry man -- London, 1725 Bishop Marks, Rents & lands, 1770-1772 London to Duns, 1778 Ayr to Edinburgh, 1779 Henry Larratt, 1780 Henry Larrat, 1781 Scotland to England early letter Court case anxiety,Brighthelmstone, 1786 An unhappy man, 1790 NEW Life was no fun in 1791 Paris to London, 1792 (letter 1) Paris to London, 1792 (letter 2) York & Somerset Heralds die in crush: 1792 Messrs. Bell & Bradfoote, 1792 Robert Crook, Congregationalist: 1797 Herbert Brace, Lawyer, London 1798 A Guernsey Seigneur's family letter of 1798 Mr. Harman of London, 1798, and the 'Swan with Two Necks' A military wife's perspective, 1798 Lady Maria Dunbar to her mother,1798 Hugh Warrender, Edinburgh,1799 NEW Devizes, Wiltshire to Canterbury, Kent, 1800 Capt. Alexander, Greenock, 1800 200 years ago, but times don't change. . . Ely to Bath, 1803 -- A 200 year old family letter Request for mail service: Edinburgh, 1805 1805 - a time of Napoleon's battles Misunderstandings, London to Nottingham 1809 NEW Militiaman's wife,South Uist, 1808 Thomas Maurice, Assistant Librarian at the British Museum, London: 1810 The Peninsular War, 1811 The Peninsular War, 1812 HMS Namur: a seaman's letter of 1812 George Dunlop - Spendthrift: 1813 Kitty Kneller's blotted scrawl Salisbury to London,1813.Newsflash - More information Support for the Princess of Wales,1813 NEW Military Connections 1 1814 Military Connections 2 Mrs Helen Lesslie, Goatmilk, by Leslie, Fifeshire, N. Britain, 1814 Military Connections 3 William Crowdy, Westrop House Parlez vous Francais? Mitholm to Bolzano, 1814 Wife to absent husband: Ann Craig in Syllodioch, Scotland 1814 An Englishwoman in 'Gay Paree' :1814 A Twopenny Postletter' :1814 NEW Jamaica to Plymouth Dock, 1815 London to Aberdeen 1815 ...in which the Leith people are dismissed as 'vile' A Napoleon story, 1815 Napoleon onboard the Bellerophon Thomas Tweedie ,to Andrew Storie,1815 NEW Louise D'Orleans, Frenchwoman in London, 1816 Teignmouth to Oporto, 1816 Birmingham to London, 1817 Oxford Students, 1817 Finance and Art, 1817 London to Campbeltown, 1817 "Them against Us": One vicar to another, 1818 Tenants for a 19th century Kentish farm Guns, Money & Influence, 1820 Isle of Man to Scotland, 1820 NEW Election Time, England: 1820 'High' Venison and burning mills, Dougalston, Scotland, 1820 "All Rev'd Up": A 19th Century Cleric 1820 Hingham, Massachusetts to London, 1822 Christs Hospital, Bluecoat School: Hertford to London, 1822 Beckenham to Ashford, 1824 Further information on the Ashford Letter Uprising in Brazil, 1823 Bristol Penny Post: two letters written in 1824 Mr Hurst, financial Investor, 1824

Mrs Farish,India to England, 1824 Anger & villainy,in Norfolk, 1824 NEW Bullock family letter,in London, 1824 NEW The Hon. Donald Ogilvy,of Clova, 1825 Brighton to London, 1827 A happy letter from Ireland: 1827 Poor Ann Robinson is in 'trubel': 1829 Scotland to London, Wilhelmina Malcolm, to Miss Stewart: 1829 'Gone for a Burton', Cape town, to Daventry: 1829 Sandbach Tinne & Co, West India Merchants of Liverpool: 1830 Shipping cargoes from Chester to Whitehaven, 1830 'a lady out of her mind Yorkshire to London, 1830' NEW Turmoil & Unrest -Liverpool to Ballymote, Ireland, 1831 House renovations in Staffordshire 1831 London to Scotland, with connections to India: London 1832 America - Land of Opportunity: New York to London, 1832 Scottish Clergyman to English M.P. in 1832 Vestry Interest - Real Estate Dealings: Swinstead - 1832 Desperate pleas for financial aid: Mrs Belcher, 1831 & 1834 Thomas Hiron - The Marble House: 1834 R Leishman - A Scotsman in Calcutta: 1834 Tours in France to Kennington, Surrey England 1834 Sir James Grant: Scottish Landlord, in Carlisle - 1834 Sir Harry Verney - an able and caring politician to Edward Brayley - author, 1834 Sibton Park,Yoxford to Colchester, 1834 NEW Linlithgow Canal, Scotland 1835 Reverend T. Simpson Evans - Curate and educator, London 1835 Milngavie School, Glasgow 1835 Lady Campbell, Barcaldine, The Australian Connection: 1835 Early short-hand: 1836 Lady Selsey - a mourning letter, 1836 Money Talks - London to Germany,1836 A Ship's Letter:Hamburg to Dundee 1837 Jamaica v Scotland, 1837 London,Paris,Valparaiso,Sydney, 1837 Capt. Shippard, Half Pay Officer,1837 Catfield, Norwich Norfolk, 1837 A shot fired in anger,1837 'Where there's a will, there's a way': London 1837 Sickness in pre-Victorian England, Bristol to Sutton,1837 William Innes in Edinburgh to Capt Duff in London, 1838 Bookseller, to the Marquess of Bute: London 1838 London to Yoxall, new Queen - Victoria: 1838 introduction background information postal markings Doom & Gloom in 1838 Mr Thornton, Bricklayers Arms, Hoxton, London 1838 19th Century Egyptologists, 1838 Wm. YellowleesPortait painter, 1838 NEW London to Devon, 1839 No seat, no fireBrighton, England: 1838 an unsatisfactory son ,1839 NEW Skerryvore Lighthouse, Scotland, 1839 NEW New York to Beccles,1839 , NEW Joseph Lister: A Quaker family in Ipswich, England, 1840 Joseph Lister - genealogical information and family links A Kentish friendship letter,1840 David Thomson, a Scot in Genoa, 1840 Post Office Money Order: Bootle,1841 Fraser & Vans Agnew, Scotland, 1843 Broom Cottage, Hathersage, Derbyshire,1845 Road to Rail, 1846 NEW Shetland Islands: 1847 A Yorkshire man abroad: 1849 Home thoughts from Abroad - Baroda,India 1850 Cholera in England and America 1855 Talyllyn to Rome - 1859 Drugs to Australia - 1894

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