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To the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of the county of Southampton. : Gentlemen, we had flattered ourselves that the decided majority in our favour
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An election poster for Sir William Heathcote and William Chute in the Hampshire election of 1790.
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Correspondence, Manuscripts, Documents and Ephemera: (1810 - 1880)
Manuscripts
The bulk of the collection consists of letters addressed to Sir William Pulteney, and an additional several hundred letters addressed to Sir James Murray-Pulteney (written 1790-1811). The collection includes the Johnstone and Pulteney families, including accounts of the death of Sir William Pulteney, Earl of Bath, and the publication of his Memoirs; also, numerous letters from Sir William Pulteney's brothers, sister, and father relating to family affairs. A large number of letters and documents deal with the administration of Sir William Pulteney's property in Scotland and his wife's properties in Bath, as well as letters from several agents discussing farming, limestone quarries, coal mines and mining.
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