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at the Earl’s house in Drury Lane with Robert Earl of Elgin and John
Ashburnham of Ashburnham Sussex, to perfect the bond for /5000.
Other letters for payments from the Duke’s money follow, one
payment being to Thos. Rogers “ Apholsterer.” Asks for his
evidence concerning Belchington (the Earl’s seat in Oxfordshire).
“ . . . They were disordered in the time of The Fire of London.”
About Clayton’s promise that if the Earl would stay his suit, the
forge and lands at Camolin (Ireland) should be delivered to him
peacefully, and arrears paid. Now possession has been denied
him. He will proceed with the suit unless delivery is immediately
given to Cornet Wolseley. Etc.
*** The Earl sat in the Long Parliament and was sent to Ireland
under the Great Seal, to prevent Ormonde joining with the Scotch
forces under Monroe at Ulster. His success led to Dublin surrender-
ing to Parliament. In the settlement of Ireland at the Restoration
Anglesey’s services were often sought and liberally rewarded. He
became Vice-Treasurer and Receiver-General for Ireland, and is
noted as perhaps the first peer to devote time and money to the
formation of a great library.
ASHMOLE (Elias), temp. Charles II, Author of The Insti-
tution and Laws of the Garter. Documents Signed by him.
See infra, Backhouse, No. 30.
29 AUSTRALIA. A Highly Interesting Series of Fourteen
Original Drawings in Water Colours and Pencil, by
the Rev. F. J. Jobson, President of the Wesleyan Conference
of 1869. Drawn by him when on his voyage to Australia to
attend the Wesleyan Conference at Sydney in 1861.
The Collection, £58
The Drawings are :
1. First View of Australian Coast. Water Colours.
2. King George’s Sound, W. Australia. Dec. 6, i860. Water
Colours.
3. Leaving St George’s Sound, Cape Otway. Dec. 8-13, i860.
Pencil.
4. Glenelg, S. Australia. On leaving Australia, by Balelutha,
Mar. 26, ’61. Water Colours.
5. Plains of Adelaide, from nr. Lofty, S. Australia. Mar. ’61.
6. Tamar from Bass’ Straits to Launceston, Tasmania. Nov.
1861. Pencil.
7. Launceston, Tasmania. Pencil.
8. Hobart Town, Tasmania. Jan. 4, 1861. Mt. Wellington.
Water Colours.
9. Wilson’s Promontory, near Sydney towards Melbourne, Mar. 4,
1861. Water Colours.
10. Botany Bay. Feb. 28, '61. Pencil.
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at the Earl’s house in Drury Lane with Robert Earl of Elgin and John
Ashburnham of Ashburnham Sussex, to perfect the bond for /5000.
Other letters for payments from the Duke’s money follow, one
payment being to Thos. Rogers “ Apholsterer.” Asks for his
evidence concerning Belchington (the Earl’s seat in Oxfordshire).
“ . . . They were disordered in the time of The Fire of London.”
About Clayton’s promise that if the Earl would stay his suit, the
forge and lands at Camolin (Ireland) should be delivered to him
peacefully, and arrears paid. Now possession has been denied
him. He will proceed with the suit unless delivery is immediately
given to Cornet Wolseley. Etc.
*** The Earl sat in the Long Parliament and was sent to Ireland
under the Great Seal, to prevent Ormonde joining with the Scotch
forces under Monroe at Ulster. His success led to Dublin surrender-
ing to Parliament. In the settlement of Ireland at the Restoration
Anglesey’s services were often sought and liberally rewarded. He
became Vice-Treasurer and Receiver-General for Ireland, and is
noted as perhaps the first peer to devote time and money to the
formation of a great library.
ASHMOLE (Elias), temp. Charles II, Author of The Insti-
tution and Laws of the Garter. Documents Signed by him.
See infra, Backhouse, No. 30.
29 AUSTRALIA. A Highly Interesting Series of Fourteen
Original Drawings in Water Colours and Pencil, by
the Rev. F. J. Jobson, President of the Wesleyan Conference
of 1869. Drawn by him when on his voyage to Australia to
attend the Wesleyan Conference at Sydney in 1861.
The Collection, £58
The Drawings are :
1. First View of Australian Coast. Water Colours.
2. King George’s Sound, W. Australia. Dec. 6, i860. Water
Colours.
3. Leaving St George’s Sound, Cape Otway. Dec. 8-13, i860.
Pencil.
4. Glenelg, S. Australia. On leaving Australia, by Balelutha,
Mar. 26, ’61. Water Colours.
5. Plains of Adelaide, from nr. Lofty, S. Australia. Mar. ’61.
6. Tamar from Bass’ Straits to Launceston, Tasmania. Nov.
1861. Pencil.
7. Launceston, Tasmania. Pencil.
8. Hobart Town, Tasmania. Jan. 4, 1861. Mt. Wellington.
Water Colours.
9. Wilson’s Promontory, near Sydney towards Melbourne, Mar. 4,
1861. Water Colours.
10. Botany Bay. Feb. 28, '61. Pencil.
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