- C/1316.
- Ffeil
- [1857], Feb. 16.
Gladstone is going to make a furious attack upon recipient's budget.
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Disgrifiad archifol- C/1321.
- Ffeil
- 1860, Jan. 3.
The appointment of Lord Colville as Commandant of the HAC; the King's animosity to Mr Fox and his exclusion in 1804.
- C/1323.
- Ffeil
- 1860, Aug. 27.
A request for a post as Inspector of Prisons for Sir Charles Phipps's son-in-law.
- C/1328.
- Ffeil
- 1862, May 30.
The Queen is satisfied with the arrangements about Capt. Galton; commissions should be sent for her signature as they are issued.
- C 1334.
- Ffeil
- 1845, Oct. 9.
A visit to Germany.
- C 1335.
- Ffeil
- [1845], Dec. 10.
Writer's brother-in-law, Edward Lewin, who has been in business and administration in Stockholm, desires an appointment under the Poor Law Commission.
- C 1339.
- Ffeil
- [1848], Jan. 7.
Colonel Courant's hard treatment was typical of that inflicted by the late Sonderbund governments; Switzerland has surmounted the greater difficulty; alarming discontent in France; literary activities.
- C 1341.
- Ffeil
- [1848, May 27].
Recipient's botanical notes.
- C 1342.
- Ffeil
- [1843], Dec. 6.
Social gossip; the progress of the History of Greece; Charles Buller's death; sympathy with the French Republic.
- C 1344.
- Ffeil
- [1850, Jan. 25].
Recipient's article on writer's work in the Edinburgh Review is scholarlike and philosophical.
- C 1348.
- Ffeil
- 1852, July 7.
Literary affairs; the elections in Herefordshire, the City and Southwark.
- C 1351.
- Ffeil
- 1852, Dec. 6.
Recipient's defeat at Peterborough.
- C 1359.
- Ffeil
- [1855], Jan. 24.
The death of TFL.
- C 1369.
- Ffeil
- 1856, Dec. 31.
Only two of the Bank Directors, Thomas Tooke, junior, and Horseley Palmer, are not unanimous in the right direction; recipient is averse to the Government directly controlling the Issues; writer opposes raising the uncovered Bank Issue; the opinions of Neave, Latham and Norman; the restriction of Scotch and Irish issues is fortunate, a general alarm would exert terrific pressure upon our currency; Schwegler and Niebuhr compared.
- C 1372.
- Ffeil
- 1857, Oct. 12.
Recipient's complete exposure of Niebuhr's inaccuracies; a fixed legal limit upon paper issues is necessary, as also is the separation of departments in the Bank of England.
- C 1374.
- Ffeil
- 1860, June 14.
Passages in his History ... dealing with calendars and chronology.
- C 1376-1377.
- Ffeil
- 1860, Sept. 1.
Sir Thomas Blaikie, Rev. Dr Cruikshank and Dr Thomas Clark favour Bain's appointment. Enclosed is: C/1377, 1860, Aug. 27, [Sir] Tho[mas] Blaikie, Cork, to John D. Milne, Aberdeen. Bain's claims.
- C 1380-1381.
- Ffeil
- 1860, Sept. 4.
Rev. Dr John Murray's letter of 31 Aug. in support of Bain's candidature, a copy of which is enclosed.
- C 1382-1383.
- Ffeil
- 1860, Sept. 6.
Mr Ferrier of St Andrews writes in favour of Bain without any solicitation; his letter of 3 Sept. is enclosed.
- C 1384.
- Ffeil
- [1860], Sept. 8.
Writer honours recipient for his intention of appointing Bain; he is the man best qualified to fill the Chair; the weight of anxiety has been difficult for writer to bear.
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