Inventory of the Stanley Archives

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "After election" (D.T.) , London , 03-09-1895

Note: Enclosed newspaper cutting about HMS in the House of Commons

Letter [incomplete; with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , about his travelling in the U.S., his meeting with Arthur J. Mounteney-Jephson's fiancée Anna Head , Oakland, California , 06-10-1895

Note: Enclosed newspaper cutting: "Henry M. Stanley here", San Francisco Examiner, 04-10-1895

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Precious" (D.T.) , s.l. , 05-05-1896

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS , about Denzil Stanley, Leo Myers's stay with her , London , 19-12-1896

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , on Denzil , Brighton , 21-12-1896

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Greeting of perfect love" (D.T.) , Brighton , 24-12-1896

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Awaiting me to go abroad. Loving expression about baby" (D.T.) , Dover , 28-12-1896

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS , begging him to come back with Denzil from Margate , London , 03-03-1897

Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Account of Denzil's baby ways" (D.T.) , Margate , 04-03-1897

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Description of rooms at Margate and plan. Baby and Bally with him" (D.T.) , Margate , 06-03-1897

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , sending her a cheque for Denzil's Second Quarter , London , 08-04-1897

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Description of the Belgian Exhibition" (D.T.), begging her to "correct" the portrait she made of him , Brussels , 05-09-1897

Two letters from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Description of ship and passengers. Tennyson's Memoirs and Life" (D.T.) , [en route to S. Africa] , 09-10 and 13-10-1897

Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant , "Describes life on board. Death of a little child. Memory pictures of wife and son. Fatigue and torture of the voyage" (D.T.) , S.S. Norman ("150 miles from Cape Town") , 25-10-1897

Letters [with envelop] from Dorothy Tennant to HMS , mentioning Sir Alfred Comyn Lyall's view on "the difficulties with our Colonies", on Stanley becoming president of a Sport Committee, the marriage of Sir Edwin Arnold with a Japanese woman, Denzil's cleverness, reminiscences by Willingham Gell of Stanley , s.l. , 26/27/28/29-10-1897