Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Talbot v Talbot case; 'calumnious falsehood' by Lord Lieutenant over request by Lord Lansdowne for money to build church; insufficient funds for Protestants; Sir H. Meredith useless; recipient's comment on Luther; 'I never myself saw any fault in S. H[erbert] except utter incompetency, & Tractism.'.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Recipient's article on Uncle Tom's Cabin. Published.
Whately, (Dublin], to S., (London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Comments on Mrs Gordon (nee Lindsay); Talbot case; family news; Bacon's essays.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Future plans; the Uncle Tom's Cabin article; wants recipient to include writer's plan of raising black troops from Africa to fight Southern states.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Problems in publishing Uncle Tom's Cabin article; family news; case between Wale and Willis.
Whately, (Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Re prize essay of 1810; asks recipient to thank Lansdowne for his letter; critical of Lord Lieutenancy.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Re article sent by recipient to the North British Review; 'I am glad Ministers feel strong'; Lord Carlisle pleased with Fitzgerald's appointment.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Enclosure [missing] for Nassau J.; pleased that article likely to appear; criticises govt over Ireland; family news; abolition of Lord Lieutenancy.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Wishes to lecture on Egypt; the Oaths Bill.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Fears 'thin end of the wedge' re govt recognition and sanction of denominational schools; has sent 'Address from the RC bishops' to the Bishop of Cork. Published.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
News of his daughter's illness; article on the gold question; the Budget. 'I wish well of anything that is likely to avert war with France.' Comments on the tax on hops.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Articles on slavery; effect of Uncle Tom's Cabin in America.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Recipient's article on Uncle Tom's Cabin: the Crimean War; recipient's visit to Rome.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Respects recipient's 'candour' in defeat; sends lecture; the German translation of writer's works; working on Locke; injured in fall. 'There is a strong & not unreasonable belief here that if the late Ministry had stayed in a little longer, they wd. have thrown all the Law-Appointments into RC hands.' Family news.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Writer's publications and the size of the print used.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Desires recipient's opinion on article by J. S. Mill on 'Non-intervention'; gives his views on article; praises Mill as an 'able writer.'.
Whately, Dublin, to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Comments on Sorrento journal: explanation required in journal of recipient's views; Protestants and RCs on the continent; relates 2 interesting stories; Monteagle and the Education Board; potato-rot. Extract only published.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Recipient's article in North British Review; Talbot case; family news.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Political Economy Questions; preparing for triennial Visitation of the Province; hopes recipient will publish article on Uncle Tom's Cabin; possibility of civil war in America.
Whately, [Dublin], to S., [London],
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Wale's position.