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Letters to William Pitt jun., from: Eamonson, William, Eardley, Lord, & Mr Wilmot,...
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Letters to William Pitt jun., from: Eamonson, William, Eardley, Lord, & Mr Wilmot, (2) East, Mr. Ebenstein, Baron d', (Eden, F.M., see Henley, Lord) (Eden, William, see Auckland, Lord) Edensor, William, Edgar, John, Edgcombe, P., Edinburgh, Chamber of Commerce of, Edkins, Sam., Edmonstone, Sir A., (6) Edwards, Rev. Edward, Edwards, George, Edwards, G.M. (5) Edwards, Rev. John, (3) Effingham, Lord, (Thomas Howard) (2) Effingham, Lady, Efford, James, Egerton, Deaington, Egerton, Major General John William, Egerton, Richard, Egerton, Mr., (2) Egremont, 3rd Earl of, (George O'Brien) (3) Egremont, Countess of (Alicia, widow of 2nd Earl) Eleho, Lord (Francis Charteris Wemyss, son of Earl of Wemyss) Elderton, Thomas, Eldon, Lord, (Sir John Scott) (19) Elared, Edward, Elford, J., Lieut-Governor of St. John's, Newfoundland, Elford, Sir William, Bart., (7) Elgin, 7th Earl of, (Thomas Bruce) (3) Elgin, Dowager Countess of, (Martha, widow of Charles, 5th Earl) Eliot, Lord, (Edward Craggs-Eliot) (3) Eliot, Edward J. (Pitt's brother-in-law) (3) Eliot, Francis P., Eliot, John, Eliot, William, (4) Eliott, General G.A., Elliot, An., (2) Elliot, Sir Gilbert, see Minto, Lord. Elliot, Hugh (ambassador) (8) - see also 139 (Enclosed in Lord Gower's letter 26 Oct 1790) Elliott, John, Elliott, William, (3) Ellis, Major J.J. Ellis, Rev. William, Ellison, G., (2) Ellison, Mr., Elphin, Charles, Elphinstone John, Lord Elphinstone, (2) (Elphinston, G.K., see Keith, Lord) Elstob, Thomas, Ely, Earl & Marquis of, (Charles Tottenham Loftus)
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William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham: Papers
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