Heavy album

Includes: Sketch of Bulby Hall (1844) and note of its purchase with 1115a. by Lord Aveland, 1864.

Typed extracts from Morning Post re balls at Weymouth and Grosvesnor Sq. 1806-7 - relating to Lady Sophia wife of Sir Gilbert Heathcote 4th bart.

Letter giving a valuation of the Irnham estate 1884.

Signatures of guests (? where) 1868-9, includes Heathcotes, Trollope, Wing, Hildyard, Cholmeley, Reynardson, Exeter, Huntingfield, De Lisle and Dudley, Colville, Tyrwhit, Try, Annesley, Londesborough, Rosebery, Chesterfield, George duke of Gloucester, Sketches, painted, the avenue at Bulby by Lady Aveland, with 'Welcome' and flags up, April 1869, also Normanton Hall by Stephen Aveling.

Pedigree of Gordon fam.

Further signatures of guests dispersed through the album to 1900.

Other names: Turnor.

Telegram re state of poll - Boston, 1852.

Poster with election results, Boston, 1852.

Article from Boyd' Own Paper on Gainsborough (artist)

'Master Heathcote' 1773 and

Water colour copy by Revd. E. Bradley.

Copy resolution of thanks to G.J. Heathcote for voting for the Ten Hours Bill covering letter for a medal, 1847.

Engraving Illustrated London News, ploughing by steam, 1850.

Painted sketch, 12 Belgrave Sq., town residence of 1st Earl of Ancaster and sold by 2nd Lord Stephen Aveling.

Brief note on Aveland in Aslackby.

Engraving Revd. Wm. Peter Pegum.

Engravings Normanton Park, Illustrated London News, 1881.

Newspaper cuttings, Morning Post, Prince & Princess of Wales at Normanton, 1881. See also 3ANC8/6/26/1.

Coloured form with entries of birds shot at Sandringham, 1881.

The Royal signatures are in the book 15 Jan. 1881.

Print of Lord Aveland from Sporting Gazette & Agricultural Travel, B83.

Cricket match, Normanton Park v. Burghley Park, 1885.

Original sepia drawing of Burley House, Rutland, 1820.

Print, the Hons. Evelyn & Margaret Willoughby in hunting attire, n.d.

Views of Normanton 1836-7.

Printed programme of a metrical version of the Sleeping Beauty - the Willoughby family, Normanton, 1887.

Pencil Sketch of Grimsthorpe by the mother of Cecil Bell, according to accompanying letter made before c. 1860 and shows a wall where the railings are now (letter dated 1940).

Letter from Queen Victoria re Jubilee, 1867.

Engraving of Grimsthorpe Castle, Watkins Sculp. n.d.

Ticket for the 87th day of the trial of Warren Hastings signed and scaled Hawke.

Poem by the Earl of Rosslyn to Lady Aveland on her silver wedding day 1888.

Photo silver cups presented to the Hon. Gilbert H.D. Willouby on his coming of age by the Heathcote tenants Lincs. & Rutland, 1888.

Original drawing by J.F. Neale for views of Seats, 1820, Grimsthorpe.

Caricature from The Granta of G.H.D. Willoughby and accompanying article, 1889.

Cuttings from The Times, army exams. and the London Gazette re Charles H.D. Willoughby, joined 2nd Scots Guards, 1890.

Photo. Hon. Charles H.D. Willoughby and Hon. Henry Walter Trefusis, 2nd Scots Guards, 1890.

And some other cuttings re the Scots Guards, 1891.

Plate presented with Boston Gazette, G.H.D. Willoughby beaten in Boston election 1892.

London Gazette with grant of Earldom, Ancaster, 1892.

Hon. Claud Willoughby, S. African War, 1899.

From The Sketch account of less of H.M.S. Victoria and Admiral Tryon - ref. to his life and candidature for Spalding, 1887.

Letter from "Princess May" on her marriage to George Duke of York and photo. of the gift to her of the ladies of England.

Successful election Horncastle 1894 - newspaper cutting with picture Lord W. de Eresby, ticket and telegram.

Cuttings re marriage of Lady Cecilie Willoughby and Mr. Clarence Goff, 1896.

Note on feeling earthquake at Grimsthorpe 1896.

Cutting re Queen Victoria's Diamond jubilee and ticket for stand, 1897.

Letters re shooting at a pheasant at Edenham, 1898.

Cutting re the Hon. P.R.H. Willoughby at H.M.S. Britannia, 1900.

Lincs. Free Press etc. cutting with obituary of the Dowager Countess of Ancaster, 1921.

Evelyn Elizabeth Gordon d. of the 10th Marquis of Huntley.

Covers mainly 1864-1900 (has a few earlier Heathcote cuttings and the obituary 1921 mentioned above).

PERMANENTLY WITHDRAWN