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Japanese Instrument of Surrender, 1945
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Vol. 1B Summary of Contents. Political correspondence and memoranda relating mainly...
Catalogue reference: PRO 30/22/1B
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- 1831 Jan.-Dec.
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Vol. 1B Summary of Contents. Political correspondence and memoranda relating mainly to the Reform Bill 1831-32. Parliamentary reform: Printed order copy of A Bill to amend the Representation of the People in England and Wales, 1831 March 14. Parliamentary reform: J.R.'s memoranda, schedules, draft speeches, proposals etc. thereon. Parliamentary reform: Assessments of rates and taxes consequent on the bill; the £10 clause. Parliamentary reform: Reform Committee's report to Lord Grey. Parliamentary reform: Comments, notes, speeches etc. on the bill from: Lord and Lady Holland; Lords Grey, Althorp, Palmerston; Duke of Bedford; Lord William Russell; Col. C.R. Fox; Thomas Woodward; Joseph Hume; Revd. E. Maltby; Freeholders of Devon [named]. Defence: Gen. Sir F. Ponsonby's alarm at proposal to remove fleet from Malta. Statement of Malta garrisons 1831-40. Personal: Letters to J.R. on family and public matters from Duke of Bedford; Lord Tavistock; Lady Bradford; Lady Elizabeth Harcourt. Personal: George Hayter, painter: correspondence on portraits of George Tierney and Princess Victoria.
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Lord John Russell: Papers
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