File L11/1-68. - Letters including letters from George Hamilton-Gordon, earl of Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary (L11/5, 26), Onesipherous Tyndall-Bruce (L11/13, 28, 35 et seq.) ...,

Letters including letters from George Hamilton-Gordon, earl of Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary (L11/5, 26), Onesipherous Tyndall-Bruce (L11/13, 28, 35 et seq.), Robert James Carr, bishop of Chichester (L11/27), Sir William Homan of Dromana, Co. Waterford, Ireland, being a letter of introduction of Father Sheehan, collecting subscriptions for a Roman Catholic chapel, expressing that the Catholics suffer in being compelled to support Protestant churches where they do not have their own places of worship, and that the wretched squalid appearance of their own chapels has a tendency to reconcile them to filth and misery, May (L11/31), Dr John Kaye, bishop of Lincoln, including the false rumour that he is to be preceptor to the Princess Victoria, May (L11/32), and Charles Richard Sumner, bishop of Winchester (L11/40). The letters include a reference to the abolition of the Beer Duty, March (L11/21), the appointment of Frederick Grigg as Commissioner of Arbitration at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, under the United Commission established under the treaties for the prevention of illegal slave trade, April - Aug. (L11/26, 33, 42 et seq.), the return of George Thomas Beresford and Daniel O'Connell as MPs for Co. Waterford, Ireland, August (L11/47), the French royal family at Lulworth, Dorset, Sept. (L11/49), notice of a dinner at Banbury for Montague, Lord Norreys, on his return as MP for Oxfordshire, Sept. (L11/53) and the effects of the Beer Bill, and the adulteration of beer and cider, Oct. (L11/58).