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29 archives found for 'Bennett, James Gordon'

  • 3022.

    James Gordon Bennett, Melton, Mombray, 22-02-1878 [Telegram]

  • 2750.

    Gratiot Washburne, Paris, 10-09-1872

  • 2836.

    John Richard Robinson, Daily News Office, London, [May 1873?]

  • 2838.

    James J. O'Kelly, Madrid, Aug. 1873

  • 2840.

    Finley Anderson, Flushing, Long Island (New York), 22-09-1873

  • 2841.

    Selim “Saleem” Heshmy, Jerusalem, 30-10-1873

  • 2842.

    Henry Brackenbury, Government House, London, 01-11-1873

  • 2883.

    John Andrew, Surbiton, 17-04-1874

  • 5377.

    "Fac-simile Published in The Herald of August 27 [1872] and Furnished to The Sun by the Courtesy of Mr. Bennet" [letter of David Livingstone to James Gordon Bennett Jr., November 1871], [?], s.d.

  • 14.

    FIELD NOTEBOOK in Lett's Diary n° 8. 1874 (9 March 1874 - 10 March 1875), green cloth, some water damage, ink, some pages in pencil, 185 pp., 8vo

    Records of Stanley's courtship of Alice Pike (May 1874), his interview with James Gordon Bennett (8 July 1874), his arrival in Zanzibar, preparations for the Congo expedition, his exploratory survey of the Rufiji River and the daily notes of the Anglo-American expedition from 17 November 1874 till 10 March 1875. Also records of his itinerary and mileage, terrain, difficulties, illnesses, forfeits, accounts, etc.; including pencilled maps of the Rufiji and the Kikunia rivers

  • 75.

    ACCOUNT BOOK in Blackwood's Diary 1884 (27 August - 31 December 1884), maroon cloth, ink, 28 pp., most of them excised, some detached, 8vo

    Accounts and a few journal entries, including an offer by James Gordon Bennett to go to Khartoum which HMS declined (30 August)

  • 87.

    POCKET NOTEBOOK labeled "Notes Emin Expedition", ink, 19 pp., some torn out, 8vo

    Containing various autobiographical notes relating to Stanley's stay in Spain (1869), Edward King, Civil War veterans, education, Christos Evangelides, his boyhood, William G. Stairs and Edmund M. Barttelot, James Gordon Bennett, Emin and Dr. Robert Felkin

  • 6925.

    Letter from HMS to James Gordon Bennett Jr., informing him of his arrival at Zanzibar, complaining about the absence of letters and pecuniary assistance, describing his interviews with American Consul Webb and British Consul John Kirk, concluding "that it is my duty to go after him [Livingstone] to meet him, to interview him, & to do something in the way of exploration myself", with a list of expenses to Ujiji and back, calculated for one year, 17-01-1871, Zanzibar Town, Zanzibar Island

  • 6926.

    Letter from HMS to James Gordon Bennett Jr., informing him of his return at Zanzibar and confirming "that success has crowned your enterprise", 18-05-1872, U.S. Consulate, Zanzibar

  • 4559.

    Letter from Alvan S. Soutworth (American Geographical Society) to James Gordon Bennett, regarding Lewis Noe's "autobiography", London, 05-11-1872

  • 4751.

    Note from J. F. Lockwood to HMS, "a draft drawn by you upon James Gordon Bennett (...) is protested for non-acceptance", Notary Public, New York, 29-03-1871

  • 3224.

    James Gordon Bennett, Paris, 02-06-1885

  • 3308.

    James Gordon Bennett, Aden, 04-02-1887

  • 3355.

    James Gordon Bennett, Paris, 06-12-1889 [Telegram]

  • 3401.

    James Gordon Bennett, Paris, 18-01-1890 [Telegram]

  • 3405.

    James Gordon Bennett, Paris, 20-01-1890 [Telegram]

  • 3426.

    James Gordon Bennett, Nice, 27-02-1890 [Telegram]

  • 481.

    Two letters from David Livingstone to James Gordon Bennett, apparently two (incomplete) versions with Livingstone's view on the slave trade, Unyanyembe, South East Africa, 09-04-1872

  • 490.

    Letter from Thomas Steele Livingstone (son of David Livingstone) to HMS, regarding the alleged tampering with David Livingstone's letters to Bennett, "the public seem to have imagined that my Father can't enjoy a joke", Glasgow, 21-08-1872

  • 4819.

    Transcripts of telegrams sent by HMS to William Mackinnon (4), George S. Mackenzie (1), Lord Wolseley (1) and James Gordon Bennett (1), January-February 1887

  • 4904.

    "Expenditure of Ashantee Expedition" (01-05 to 30-09-1873). Copy of a bill sent to James Gordon Bennett by HMS

  • 5029.

    Copy of a resolution from the American Colonization Society (16-01-1878) honouring HMS for his "exploration from the East to the West Coast of Africa", signed by William Coppinger, Washington D.C., 22-01-1878

    Enclosed letter from William Coppinger (Sec. of the American Colonization Society) to James Gordon Bennett, Washington DC, 22-01-1878

  • 5030.

    Resolution from the American Geographical Society congratulating Stanley on the completion of his trans-African journey and thanking James Gordon Bennett, signed by Robert Curren (?), New York, 05-02-1878

  • 2618.

    Charles Hale, Consul General, s.l., 08-08-1869
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