Dr W. D. Acland, [?Southampton] to S., Lincoln's Inn,
- C1.
- File
- 1820, [June?].
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Advice on matrimonial matters; approves of Nassau William Senior's long 'apprenticeship.'.
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Archival description- D14.
- File
- 1834.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Draft by S. of his 'Statement of the provision for the poor, and the condition of the labouring classes, in considerable portion of America (Being the Preface to the Foreign Communications contained in the Appendix to the Poor Law Report.)' [published in 1835].
Draft by S. of plan for the proceedings of the English Poor Law Inquiry Commission,
- D17.
- File
- [c. 1835].
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Draft typescript of Mrs Strachey's biography of Senior (Chapters 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 12),
- F19.
- File
- [1912x1941?].
Part of Nassau Senior papers
E. Clarey, Barbados, to Mrs Duke, Exeter,
- E94.
- File
- 1788, July 19.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Family news and gossip.
Earl Of Radnor, to Alexis De Tocqueville,
- C844.
- File
- 1852, Dec. 4.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Comments on recipient's letter of 26 June; refs to debates in the House of Lords on 'Free Trade'; family news. French.
Edition of the Barbados Mercury,
- E712.
- File
- 1771, July 20.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Edition of the Barbados Mercury,
- E713.
- File
- 1772, Oct. 17.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Edward Copleston, [Bishop of Llandaff], Deanery, St. Paul's, to S., Lincoln's Inn,
- C96.
- File
- 1830, Feb. 1.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Thanks for copy of Nassau William Senior's three lectures; praises it, particularly the Appendix. 'The title I cannot but think unfortunate. It is paradoxical or rather enigmatical and repulsive.'.
Edward Everett, 46, Grosvenor Place, to S., [? London],
- C104.
- File
- 1845, April 5.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Re Oregon question; unwilling to give views on affair but sends 2 pamphlets (one by Sturgis). Displeased with 'unfriendliness' of 'liberal party in England' to USA Critical of reliance on Nootka Sound Convention; the proposal that the boundary should be the 49th parallel is reasonable as S. has said, but British govt have been influenced by fur companies who are afraid of losing £10,000 worth of beaver. Govt risks the peace of the world by binding itself to the decisions of its predecessors.
Edward Senior, ? Honeymore, to Nassau [W. Senior], [Kensington],
- E175.
- File
- [1844?], June 26.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Irish tenant right; the political meetings of Protestants and Catholics.
Edward Senior, Dublin, to Nassau [W. Senior], [?Kensington],
- E189.
- File
- 1853, Oct. 27.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
The treatment of Protestants in workhouses.
Edward Senior, Fruit Hill, to Nassau [W. Senior], [?Kensington],
- E182.
- File
- [1845], Feb. 7.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Land question in Ireland; critical of Lord John [Russell]; outdoor relief and the Poor Laws.
Edward Senior, Limerick, to Nassau [W. Senior], [?Kensington],
- E168.
- File
- 1842, March 4.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Gives brief sketch of Poor Law Administration in Ireland.
Edward Senior, P?, [? Ireland], to Nassau [W. Senior], [?Kensington],
- E181.
- File
- [1845?].
Part of Nassau Senior papers
The agricultural problems of Ireland.
Edward Senior, Strabane, to Nassau [W. Senior], [?Kensington],
- E173.
- File
- 1843, Oct. 11.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
'Smooth waters' of Poor Law in Ireland.
- C832.
- File
- 1841, April 4.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Lengthy appraisal of the proposals regarding the distribution of relief by local committees.
Edwin Chadwick, ?, to S., [? London],
- C88.
- File
- 1846, March 18.
Part of Nassau Senior papers
Desires S. to thank Whately for circulating Chadwick's pamphlet in Ireland; pamphlet printed at own expense. '... I may escape with a penalty of thirty pounds for my patriotism. I shall in future strive to write for the reviews, & be paid instead of paying.' Provides statistical information about Irish workers, and comments on the prevalence of 'fever'.
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