Janus: Miscellaneous Papers

St John's Library/Miscellaneous/Box 6 contains:
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CO3	Letters of Derwent Coleridge
CO4	A.L.s. from Francis Henry Colson to E. A. Benians, Master of St John's
CO5	A.L.s. from Frederick Charles Cook to Mr Tomkin
CO6	Letters of Thomas Cotterill
CO7	Letters of George Gordon Coulton
CO8	Letters of Leonard Henry Courtney
CO9	Three letters from William Albert Cox to Sir Joseph Larmor
CR1	Letters of John Martin Creed
CU1	Letters of Ebenezer Cunningham
CU2	Three letters from John Arthur Cunningham to Sir Joseph Larmor
CU3	Letters of John William Cunningham
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Miscellaneous Papers

Title	Letters of Leonard Henry Courtney
Reference	CO8
Covering Dates	1875–1908
Extent and Medium	13 letters

Content and context

BA 1855. Baron Courtney

Index Terms

Courtney, Leonard Henry (1832-1918) Baron Courtney of Penwith

St John's Library/Miscellaneous/CO8 contains:

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Gives thanks for a newspaper recording his correspondence with Mr Horsman.
2p.

15 February 1875

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Is pleased to have seen the proof of an article.

18 February c. 1875

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Sends a newspaper cutting from the Hindoo Patriot.
2p.

27 February c. 1875

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Sends a translation of an article from a German newspaper.
2p.

9 May c. 1875

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Gives thanks for a letter, and all the help he has been given in his recent [election] campaign.
1p.

28 December c. 1875

A.L.s., to Edward Spender. Asks for the fact that he would have supported Chamberlain's motion [in the House of Commons] if an early division had not been called to be registered if ES is 'writing West'.
1p.

13 March 1877

A.L.s., to Mr and Mrs Edward Spender. Cannot attend a function.
1p.

1 June c. 1877

Pass to the Gallery of the House of Commons. In LHC's hand.
1p.

8 February 1877

A.L.s., to Charles Taylor, Master of St John's. Discusses the treatment of 'the family of poor Palmer' [E. E. Palmer] and thinks his intervention will not be required. Also notes his resignation of his Fellowship of St John's in the Spring.
3p.

15 November 1882

A.L.s., to ? Right Hon. Sir Arthur Kekewich. Is pleased that AK supports the amendment in favour of the exemption of Estate Duties. Discusses the detail of the proposal.
4p.

14 June 1894

A.L.s., to William Sheowring. Is unable to attend a series of lectures.
1p.

11 August 1895

A.L.s., to ? Marillier (The handwriting does not appear to be that of LHC's). Will be able to help Mr Barrett.
2p.

12 February 1908

A.L.s., to [? Henry] Stebbing. Will get Stebbing's 'master' into the House of Commons.
2p.

30 July c. 1877