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Correspondence of Thomas Perronet Thompson (1783-1869) & Members of his Family, & Related Material


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Reference MS277
Covering dates 1793-1901
Held by Leeds University, Brotherton Library
Extent 5 Series
Conditions of access Open


Expand   Letter from Rev. Thomas Barker [Thomas Perronet Thompson's brother-in-law, vicar of Thirkleby, Yorkshire], written from Thby [i.e. Thirkleby, Yorks]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/1  17th December 1850 postmark
Expand   Richard Baxter [friend of Thomas Perronet Edward Thompson]  MS277/3/2-3  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Alicia Bayne, written from Wistow, Huntingdon: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/4  18th July 1882
Expand   Letter from J.P. Bisson, written from 3, Burlington Villas, Bristol: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/5  26th September 1873
Expand   Letter from W.C. Boulter, written from Malvern Link, Malvern: To Thomas Perronet Edward Thompson  MS277/3/6  1 April 1884
Expand   John C. Bowring [son of Sir John Bowring]  MS277/3/7-8  [n.d.]
Expand   John Bright (1811-89) [the statesman]  MS277/3/9-11  [n.d.]
Expand   [Henry ?] Brown [banker, of Bradford]  MS277/3/12-13  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from H.T. Buggy [of the "Kilkenny journal"], written from Kilkenny Journal Office, [Kilkenny, Ireland]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/14  13 March 1838
Expand   Letter from William Byles [editor of the "Bradford observer"], written from Bradford: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/15  27th February 1851
Expand   Charles Childs [son of John Childs, the free-trader]  MS277/3/16-17  [n.d.]
Expand   Richard Cobden (1804-65) [the statesman]  MS277/3/18-19  [n.d.]
Expand   Rev. John Curwen (1816-80) [director of the Tonic Sol-fa School]  MS277/3/20-21  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Emilie Domanskov [widow of a Polish officer], written from 7 Buckle St., Leman St., Whitechapel, [London]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/22  18 October 1854
Expand   Letter from Ebenezer Elliott (1781-1849) [the corn-law rhymer], written from Sheffield: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/23  2 October 1839
Expand   Letter from William Ewart (1798-1869) [radical politician], written from 16, Eaton Place, [London]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/24  5 March 1838
Expand   Letter from Peter Le Neve Foster (1809-79) [Secretary of the Society of Arts], written from Society of Arts, Adelphi, [London]: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/25  9 July 1873
Expand   Letter from William Edward Forster (1818-86) [liberal politician], written from Mayence [Mainz]: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/26  23 September 1869
Expand   John Edward Gray (1800-75) [naturalist]  MS277/3/27-28  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Charles St. John Hancourt [Superintendent at Honduras], written from Govt. House, B[ritish] Honduras: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/29  8 November 1847 postmark
Expand   Letter from Sir William Jackson Hooker (1785-1865) [director of Kew Gardens], written from Royal Garders, Kew: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/30  19th March 1861
Expand   Joseph Hume (1777-1855) [radical politician]  MS277/3/31-32  [n.d.]
Expand   Rev. William Hunt [a contributor to the "Dictionary of national biography"]  MS277/3/33-41  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Capt. L. Lane [a slave-trader], written from Rioponga's [French Guinea]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson [when Governor of Sierra Leone]  MS277/3/42  7 February 1810
Expand   Letter from Sidney Lee [editor of the "Dictionary of national biography"], written from 15, Waterloo Place, S.W: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/43  10 October 1893
Expand   Letter from H.F. Lowe [secretary to a group of electors], written from Cape of good hope, Albany Street, [London]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/44  22 February 1838
Expand   Letter from Zachary Macaulay (1768-1838) [of the African Institution], written from London: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/45  10 November 1808
Expand   Letter from Sir John McNeill (1795-1883) [diplomat], written from Burnhead, Liberton, Edinburgh: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/46  28 June 1876
Expand   W. Mahr [watchmaker]  MS277/3/47-49  [n.d.]
Expand   John Stuart Mill (1806-73) [the philosopher]: Avignon, [France]: To John Wycliffe Thompson  MS277/3/50  13 September 1869
Expand   Abraham Walter Paulton (1812-76) [politician]  MS277/3/51-52  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Thomas Bayley Potter (1817-98) [politician], written from House of Commons Library: To Richard Baxter  MS277/3/53  8 March 1869

Folder icon  Letter from William M. Roberts [curate of Shoreham, Kent], written from Copt Hall, Shoreham, Sevenoaks: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/54  7 June 1884 postmark

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Regretting he cannot trace Thomas Thompson's baptism record and enclosing a copy [attached] of the record of Thomas Thompson's marriage.


Expand   Letter from H.J. Robinson [writer of the Dictionary of National Biography article on Thomas Perronet Thompson], written from Barnes, Hillingdon, Uxbridge: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/55  21 February 1899
Expand   Letter from John Arthur Roebuck (1801-79) [radical politician], written from 19, Ashley Place, [London]: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/56  14 February 1879
Expand   Letter from Isabel Sidgwick [cousin to Edith Thompson], written from 12, Bilton Road, Rugby: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/57  15 February 1896 postmark
Expand   S.J. Sidgwick [mother of Isabel ?]  MS277/3/58-60  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Samuel Smith, written from Field House, Bradford: To George Leeman  MS277/3/61  6th April 1870
Expand   Letter from Henry Southern (1799-1853) [diplomat], written from Madrid: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/62  1 July 1847
Expand   Letter from Sir George Stephen (1794-1879) [lawyer and author], written from Ty Mawr, Penmaen Mawr, Conway, N. Wales: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/63  26 July 1850
Expand   Letter from James Stephen (1758-1832) [of the African Institution], written from Serjeants Inn, [London]: To Thomas Thompson  MS277/3/64  14th November 1808
Expand   Letter from Capt. Henry Stracey [regimental adjutant, Scots Guards], written from Scots Guards Orderly Room, Horse Guards, S.W: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/65  3/10/1877
Expand   Arnold Taylor [a distant relation]  MS277/3/66-67  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from Laura W. Taylor [cousin to Edith Thompson], written from Porch House, Coleshill, Amersham, Bucks: To Edith Thompson  MS277/3/68  17 February 1896 ?
Expand   Henry Wagner [genealogist of Huguenots]  MS277/3/69-73  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from C. Stainland Wake, written from 2, Westbourne Avenue, Hull: To Thomas Perronet Edward Thompson  MS277/3/74  10th March 1884
Expand   Letter from John Wauchope [supporter of Thomas Perronet Thompson], written from 36, North Bridge, Edinburgh: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/75  4th July 1850
Expand   Letter from F. Welch: C. House, written from To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/76  6th January 1854
Expand   Letter from Walter White (1811-1893) [assistant secretary of the Royal Society], written from Burlington House, London, W: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/77  7 July 1873
Expand   Letter from A. Whiteley [an elector of Marylebone], written from 36, Frederick Place, Hampstead Road, [London]: To Thomas Perronet Thompson  MS277/3/78  27 January 1838
Expand   Letter from William Wilberforce (1759-1833) [the abolitionist], written from Near London: To Thomas Thompson  MS277/3/79  28th August 1810
Expand   Effingham Wilson [publisher]  MS277/3/80-81  [n.d.]
Expand   Letter from T. Bright Wilson [son of George Wilson, the chairman of the Anti-Corn-Law League], written from 7, Brighton Grove, Rusholme, Manchester: To Charles William Thompson  MS277/3/82  4 July 1876
Expand   Amabel Woods [cousin to Edith Thompson]  MS277/3/83-84  [n.d.]

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