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Paper entitled `My relations in August 1896. They totalled 64 (1896 Aug). Details...
Catalogue reference: PRO 30/86/9
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This record is about the Paper entitled `My relations in August 1896. They totalled 64 (1896 Aug). Details... dating from 1896-1899 in the series Lieut. General William C.E. Napier: Papers. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- PRO 30/86/9
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- 1896-1899
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Paper entitled `My relations in August 1896. They totalled 64 (1896 Aug).
Details of a journey to Biarritz, travel arrangements, hotel bill etc (1897 Mar).
Oaklands farm. Correspondence with estate agents Rawlence & Squarely, Salisbury, about exchange of tenant (1897-1898).
Oaklands. Correspondence with estate agents (3) about possible sale of letting of the estate (1897-1898).
Max G. Rooper, solicitor. Hilliard mortgage: letter and statement. 17 Lincolns Inn Fields (1897 May 5).
Correspondence with new solicitor Charles Steward (Markby, Steward & Co.). Transfer of papers from Roopers. Hilliard mortgage and other financial matters. 57 Coleman St., EC (1898-1899).
J. Neal, secretary, Waterlooville reading rooms project. Correspondence and papers. Hop Gardens Waterlooville (1896 Sept 9).
G. Williams Freeman. Personal. Ivy House Meole Brace, Shrewsbury (1896 Nov 22).
W. J. G. Napier. Personal. Thirlestane Selkirk (1897 June 18).
G. Williams Freeman. Warrant against Charlie. Shrewsbury (1897 Jan 20).
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood. His appointment as AG and personal news:`... I got 46 days with hounds last year.' Arundel Castle (1897 Sept 2).
W. D. P. Bunbury. Personal. Lanark House Charlton, Kent (1897 Aug 31).
RH [?Rieser]. Personal. Wallands Park Lewes (1897 Dec 12).
Lt. Col. J. W. Godfray. News of the regiment (KOSB). Topsham, Devon (1898 Dec 16).
E. J. Gilkes. Private tuition prospectus. Printed. Easter Southsea (1899).
[?] Personal news. Incomplete letter. Southsea (1899 Jan 27).
Lt. Col. R. A. Hickson. News of the regiment (The Buffs). `... I have 950 fine Kentish men' for South Africa. Aldershot (1899 Dec 17).
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PRO 30/86
Lieut. General William C.E. Napier: Papers
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Paper entitled `My relations in August 1896. They totalled 64 (1896 Aug). Details...
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