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Sender: Jackson, Jane
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 4 Jan 1865
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9; in envelope: Molineux-Jackson-Ransome
Category: 19c2 Female
Note: Letter signed "Aunt Jane"; sender is sister of Cyril's mother, Hannah Jackson.
Sender: Jackson, M.
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 19 Mar 1885
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C10; Cyril Ransome Envelope
Note: On the notepaper of the Great Northern Railway Company. Sender is relative of Cyril Ransome.
Sender: Jackson, M.
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 5 Jul 1892
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9: in envelope Imperial Federation
Note: Sender is relative of Cyril Ransome.
Sender: Watson, Anne
Recipient: Jackson, Mary
Letters: 1
Date(s): 14 Feb 1835
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9; in envelope: Molineux-Jackson-Ransome
Category: 19c2 Female
Sender: Jackson, Thomas M.
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 10 Jun 1882
Location: BC Ransome Box 27 [Cyril Ransome: Box 2]; inserted loose at front of Notebook 1
Note: Sender is uncle of Cyril Ransome.
Title: Epilogue to the Widow'd Wife, spoken by Mrs Clive
Author: Kenrick, William ?
Attribution: The Gazetteer of [Friday] Dec. 11, 1767
Date(s): 1767 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 12
Contents: Epilogue to William Kenrick's play "The Widow'd Wife", urging the audience to
continue their patronage, and pretending, like a doctor, to take the pulse of
their reactions to the performance. Spoken by the actress Kitty Clive.
Sender: Jex-Blake, Thomas William
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 15 Nov 1879
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9; in envelope lettered: Prince Alamayu
Title: A small fragment of my Lord Russel's elogy, whose much lamented execution was
performed in Lincoln's Inn Fields on the 21st day of July 1683
Author: Anonymous
Attribution: Copied from the first (originally) plain leaf of F. Vansleb's Travels printed
Date(s): 1683 ?
Manuscript: Lt 12
Contents: Fragment of an elegy lamenting the execution and death of William Lord
Russell in 1683. One line corrected and signed G.S.
Sender: King, Charles Cooper, Captain
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 1
Date(s): 3 Jan 1880
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9; in envelope marked: Prince Alamayu
Note: Alamayu entered Sandhurst after school at Rugby.
Sender: Kitchin, George William, Dean of Winchester, later Dean of Durham
Recipient: Ransome, Cyril
Letters: 4
Date(s): 24 May 1886 - 6 Sep 1895
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C10; Cyril Ransome Envelope
Sender: Lingen, Sir Ralph Robert Wheeler
Recipient: Ransome, Arthur
Letters: 6
Date(s): 24 Dec 1879 - 21 Feb 1880
Location: BC Ransome correspondence Box C9; in envelope lettered: Prince Alamayu
Title: The beau parson. Addressed to the Revd. Mr John Horne (Minister or Curate of
Brentford)
Author: Anonymous
Attribution: Gazetteer, [Friday] Dec. 30, 1768
Date(s): 1768 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 12
Contents: Satire on a clergyman, John Horne, concerned with his external appearance
(hair and clothes) instead of religion. With a marginal note on the layout of
the verse.