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References to John Morley's proposed speech and to Sir William Harcourt's letter, clearing misunderstandings and 'imprudent exclamations'; comments that 'one plainly sees O. B. [O'Brien?] with fine qualities, utterly too gushing for a leader of men - how much less of a refined traitor'; expresses indignation at a speech; also miscellaneous family matters.

Catherine Jane Rendel (nee Harris) (1797-1884),

B.
Series
[Includes 1855].

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Catholic Union of Great Britain,

N.
Series
1942-79.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Cecil has arrived last week and has now gone back to the Isle of Wight. The demand for houses in ...,

D80.
File
1886, Jan. 11.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Cecil has arrived last week and has now gone back to the Isle of Wight. The demand for houses in London is enormous. Family news. Harry Goodhart, his future son-in-law. The government's policy towards Ireland: 'All this will bring about plenty of political trouble of all kinds & the times must be interesting if unpleasant.'.

Certificate of Copyright Registration issued by the Copyright Office of the United States of America at the Library of Congress ...,

H3.
File
1917.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Certificate of Copyright Registration issued by the Copyright Office of the United States of America at the Library of Congress, Washington, for the music for 'Four Songs from the Shropshire Lad' written by Harry Stuart Goodhart-Rendel and published 24 Feb. 1917.

Certificate of Italian decoration awarded to George Wightwick Rendel,

C112.
File
1876, Nov. 16.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

See C3-4.

Certificate of Spanish decoration awarded to George Wightwick Rendel,

C111.
File
1871, June 30.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

See C1-2.

Certificate recording that Geraldine E. Rendel was authorised to follow the Armed Forces of the Crown and entitled to be ....

R22.
File

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Certificate recording that Geraldine E. Rendel was authorised to follow the Armed Forces of the Crown and entitled to be treated as a Prisoner of War.

Clement F. Wedgwood, Raglan House, West Malvern,

C174.
File
1880.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Congratulations on election success in Montgomeryshire. It appears that the Liberals may have a working majority. Hopes Stuart Rendel may ...,

C126.
File
1885, Dec. 5.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

Congratulations on election success in Montgomeryshire. It appears that the Liberals may have a working majority. Hopes Stuart Rendel may be offered a suitable post in the government. Family news.

Congratulations on Maud's engagement. Sir F. Richards is staying and plans to go on an excursion on the yacht,

C157.
File
1889, Nov. 17.

Part of Lord Rendel Papers

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