Transcript of a catalogue of the manuscripts (destroyed by fire in 1745) of the King family, Earls of Kingston and printed and manuscript papers relating to the work of the Record Commission
MSS. Phillipps-Robinson c. 357-358
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Title
Transcript of a catalogue of the manuscripts (destroyed by fire in 1745) of the King family, Earls of Kingston and printed and manuscript papers relating to the work of the Record Commission
Shelfmark
MSS. Phillipps-Robinson c. 357-358
Summary
Contains:
(MS. Phillipps-Robinson c. 357) transcript, 19th century, of a catalogue of the manuscripts (destroyed by fire in 1745) of the King family, Earls of Kingston, printed by Phillipps, 'Catalogue of the Earl of Kingston's MSS.' in Catalogus manuscriptorum Magnae Britanniae. Pars I. (Typis Medio-Montanis, 1850). 28 leaves.
(MS. Phillipps-Robinson c. 358) printed and manuscript papers relating to the work of the Record Commission, c.1825-1836, including (pp. 61-92) notes by Phillipps 'of business of Record Commission from 23 June 1832' to March 1833. 92 pages.
Date
19th century
Language
English
Physical facet
Middle Hill boards
Physical extent
2 items
Custodial history
Phillipps MSS. 21433, 22196.
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Collection contents
Topographical collections, correspondence and papers of Sir Thomas Phillipps
Topographical Manuscripts
Miscellaneous manuscripts
Papers relating to manuscripts and books
Transcript of a catalogue of the manuscripts (destroyed by fire in 1745) of the King family, Earls of Kingston and printed and manuscript papers relating to the work of the Record Commission
