'French Public Correspondence, ', copies of letters and papers relating to trade, mainly in French
MS. Clar. dep. c. 546/2/1
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
'French Public Correspondence, ', copies of letters and papers relating to trade, mainly in French
Shelfmark
MS. Clar. dep. c. 546/2/1
Summary
Includes
(fol. 5) copy of letter from Thomson to Lord Palmerston, with note by Palmerston on the verso, 1832
(fols. 8-9) copy of letter to Lord Granville, 1832
(fols. 10-11, 41-7) copies of letters to Thiers, 1832-3
(fols. 12-13) copy of letter from Joseph Hume to Bowring, 1832
(fols. 14-22) 'Representations addressed to the Chambers, on our Custom House Tariff', from the merchants of Bordeaux, 1832
(fols. 23-40) account of the Commission's activities from Nov. 1832 to Mar. 1833
Date
1831-183[3]
Language
English
Physical facet
Binding: uniformly bound in half diced Russia, marbled boards, printed label of John Smith, binder to HMSO, 49 Long Acre
Physical extent
48 Leaves
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Collection contents
Papers of George William Frederick Villiers, 4th Earl of Clarendon, with papers of related families
Papers of George William Frederick Villiers, 4th Earl of Clarendon of the second creation
Commissioner for Anglo-French commercial negotiations, 1831-4, with related papers
'French correspondence ... Villiers & Bowring's Commission' : Commissioners' correspondence with C.E. Poulett Thomson, vice-president of the Board of Trade, relating to Anglo-French commercial negotiations
'French Public Correspondence, ', copies of letters and papers relating to trade, mainly in French
