Letters received by Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen (1866-1937) | Manuscripts and Archives at Oxford University

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Title

Letters received by Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen (1866-1937)

Shelfmark

MS. 17906/11

Summary

Letters received by Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen (1866-1937) from:

Various senders, 1881-1903, including: Theodore Roosevelt, 1900 [with photograph portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, n.d.]; C. La Primaudaye [uncle], 14 Nov 1894; John Dillon, 4 Jun 1886; Edmund Chambers, 24 Jan 1889, with telegraph from [William] O'Brien, 2 Mar 1888; John Hungerford Pollen (1858-1925), 2 Sep 1898; [copy] Maria Hungerford Pollen, 21 Dec 1889; and Charles Wynne Finch, 23 Mar 1903. With letter from Arthur Joseph Hungerford Pollen to his brothers Clement, Mar 1881; and Francis, n.d.

The Oratory School, Edgbaston: Henry Lewis Bellasis, 1 Aug 1880 and Dec [189?]; and C.M. Dise, 22 Feb 1885.

Lady Anne Blunt, 1885-1888, with list of letters, and Judith Blunt, 1884-[1922], many illustrated with sketches of horses and dogs and one enclosing cut out silhouette of a horse, in envelope. Letter dated Dec 1922 typescript copy only.

George Howard, 9th Earl of Carlisle and his son Charles, Viscount Morpeth, later 10th Earl of Carlisle, 1888-1892. Also includes letter from Percy Wyndham [1889].

Lady Henry Somerset, 1891-1906, including a couple of prints of a portrait of 'Somey', 1893. In envelope with note on letters.

Henry Charles Somers Augustus Somerset, 1891-[1894], some with sketches. Also letter from R.W. Raper, Trinity College, Oxford, Dec 1893.

Frances Willard, temperance leader, four letters, May-Dec 1892.