Inventory of the Stanley Archives

Letter [copy] from HMS to Georges Neeckx , "I should not object to being a member of your Board" , London , 02-11-1896

Letter from HMS to Demetrio Zanini , on a possible British evacuation in Egypt, treaties of alliance with the Central Powers, and Turkey , London , 03-11-1896

Letter from HMS to Lionel Holland (Edward Arnold Publisher) , regarding an eventual publication of his reminiscences, "I had to leave off at the most interesting period of my life" , London , 09-12-1896

Letter from HMS to A. M. M. Stedman , concerning his preface for Dominick Daly's book , London , 21-01-1898

Letter from HMS to George N. Curzon , concerning a collision between French and British troops at Waima , London , 23-03-1898

Letter from HMS to Rev. W. A. Campbell , "I am not surprised at your impressions of me in 1869", reflections on his early life , Neath (South Wales) , 11-04-1898

Letter [draft] from HMS to [?] , "(…) I gather that you are in a hurry to know respecting some rent said to be due to your former landlord" , London , 18-04-1899

Letter from HMS to J. Harrison , asking to be released from the obligation of being President of the League of Mercy in North Lambeth , London , 12-06-1899

Letter from HMS to John Boraston , announcing his intention to retire as a Candidate at the next General Election , London , 25-03-1900

Letter from HMS to Grimble Vallentin , announcing his intention to retire as a Candidate at the next General Election , London , 25-03-1900

Letter from HMS to Grimble Vallentin , asking him to reserve the notice of his retirement from politics , London , 25-04-1900

Letter from HMS to Henry S. Wellcome , protesting against a railway "across the heart of those beautiful grounds consecrated by you with so much benevolent sympathy to the recreations of your Employees" , Pirbright (Surrey) , 24-11-1900

Letter [two versions] from HMS to Edwin Arnold , on Arnold's latest poem The Voyage of Ithobal , London , 27-02-1901

Letter [draft] from HMS to [?] , denouncing the English educational system as being responsible for "the production of the easy going mediocrities to whom we deliver the care of national interests" and the indolence of the workmen, being "the real cause of the decline of our trade" , s.l. , [1901?]

Letter [draft] from HMS to Edward Ives , regarding the child Ada Graham "who has become (…) my ward" , London , 05-05-1902