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Total number of records: 18

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From 1900	6

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Text of an address in French, presumably to Lady Bathurst, probably from school children in Passel. [? 1920].

1920

2 ff.

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Memorandum by H A Gwynne on his meeting with Sir John French. 1914. 5 ff. TS

1914

5 ff. TS

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French, John D P, (1st earl of Ypres). [London], 23 March 1914.

23 March 1914

TS 2 ff.

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Chanson de chasseur', song to music by Johannes Wolff, French words by G Webb. [no date]

1890-1908

2 ff. Printed, on letterhead of Invercauld, Ballater.

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Unattributed verses in French, beginning 'Il y avait un gargon', in her hand, [no date]

1877-1950

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List of British towns which have adopted French towns and villages, together with a photograph of a plaque recording the same.

1900-1925

4 ff. TS

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Letter to Combefort, [ ]. London, 8 October 1903 from Algernon Borthwick.

08 October 1903

In French.

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Clairin, [?Emile]. [no place, no date]

c.1901

In French; in pencil.

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Draft letter from Algernon Borthwick to Dom Miguel in reply to (1018). [1851]

1851

2 ff. In French.

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Miscellaneous fragments: on Anglo-French affairs in 1857 (3 ff.); French view of Morning Post and other English newspapers, [no date] TS; note by Spencer Wilkinson on style for headlines, 1905; note on conversation with Lord Roberts relating to military training, 1909; draft note declining to give an interview, 1910; draft cipher telegram from Berne, [no date]

1857-1910

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Alleluia d'amour': words of a French song which her mother used to sing 70 years previously, recollected by Lilias, countess Bathurst, née Borthwick, daughter of Algernon Borthwick in 1950.

1950

2 ff. and envelope.

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1. Papers referring to patents and other business affairs. 1830s-1850s

1830-1859

Includes: 1. French passport of Isaac Holden, April 1834. 2. Small number of short business and social letters to and from Isaac Holden. 1830s-40s. 3. ‘Loss of weight in spinning’ notes, July 1...