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British free trade politician. Offprint from Hansard's Parliamentary Debates, entitled 'Speech of William Ewart, Esq., M.P., on moving resolutions in favour of education. In the House of Commons, Friday, July 17th, 1846.' Printed by G. Woodfall and Son. In letter apologises for late acknowledgment of his correspondent's. 'I have been almost unable to answer the many letters received by me. | I did not fail duly to present the Petition. And I beg you to assure the Petitioners that I feel honoured by having had the charge of it.' Two items,

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See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The recipient is presumably the Captain Charles Napier (d.1849) of the Royal Artillery who 'received eight wounds from the bursting of a shrapnel shell' at Waterloo (see Dalton's 'Waterloo Roll Call', p.194). 8pp, 4to. Closely and neatly written on two bifoliums. In good condition, lightly aged, but folded three times into a packet, and with some closed tears to the creases. Addressed 'To Colonel Napier / Royal Artillery' and with the valediction 'I will now bid you adieu & subscribe myself / Yr very faithful Kinsman / Napier'. Begins: 'Sir, / As a Kinsman I should have no difficulty in addressing you - & as little in making your acquaintance if the fortune of Peace ever threw us together. / Happening to be at the Earl Marshalls Office last October in quest of a paper relative to the Descent of the Napiers supplied by the first Lord of that name, I was informed that you had been after a Copy of the same in order to illustrate your descent from the ancient Earls of Levenax with the view of making good your right to the said Title. That is also a subject which has engrossed my attention as well as that of my Father who was a good Genealogist. No doubt we are all descended from a younger Son of one of the old Earls, but I believe Mac Farlane of Mac Farlane who is descended from a Brother of the same, disputes the seniority of the two, and there does not appea to be any document extant to settle the point.' This does not even take us to the end of the first of the eight pages, and the following seven continue in the same vein, with a mass of information about the conflicting claims of various individuals and branches of the family. Covering one page is a transcript of a letter from 'Napier of Blackstone, whose descendant was killed commanding a Highland Regt. under Sir J. Moore at Corunna', dated 'Blackstone / 24 March 1715.' He has 'requested Lord Wharncliffe as Representative of Sir George Mackenzie to [?] his papers if he can find the ryse [sic] of the Napiers in England as before said, - for this document might clear up the difference between Macfarlane & us as to the Seniority of the Brothers. Talking of Brothers I had the pleasure of being acquainted with your poor Brother Andrew - now no more. I was a midn. aboard the Defence in Portsmo' Harbour in 1804 - & sent with a gang of hands onbd. the Zealous to assist in taking her out to Spithead. At 4 o'clock I went down to the starboard Berth in the Cockpit & among the noisy inmates soon discovered one of my own name. We compared our seals & found we both bore the same crest & of course that made us friends and relatives immediately. I saw him very often onbd. the same ship afterwards, but was not near him when he died.' The letter ends with a page on the Napier crest.

All 18 items are in very good condition, with slight signs of age and wear. Items One and Eighteen are letters (Eighteen being a 'triplicate'), the other sixteen items are accounts, with items Five to Eighteen relating to the firm of the New York merchant Lewis Simond. Items Seven, Nine and Twelve are copies (i.e. written out afresh but containing the same text) of Items Six, Eight and Eleven. ONE: Henry Hough (overseer of the Bounty Hall estate, Jamaica) to 'William Fairclough / Green Park': Autograph Letter Signed. 22 The eighteen documents in this collection provide an interesting insight into the dealings of a substantial West Indian merchant: the owner of the extensive Jamaican sugar and rum plantation Green Park, slave owner and slave trader. Green Park Estate was one of the largest and oldest sugar plantations in Trelawny Parish, Jamaica, dating back to a grant of land from Oliver Cromwell to James Bradshaw, son of the regicide John Bradshaw. It was bequeathed to William Atherton, the principal party in the present documents, by William Kennion per his will of 1764. Atherton extended the estate to around over 1,300 acres, building a fortress and a second sugar mill, so that it ranked as the third largest of the 88 estates in Trelawny Parish. The first item is a letter written from the overseer of a neighbouring estate, Bounty Hall, regarding the settling of a bill. In the next three items we see Atherton, purchasing silver lace from a London tradesman, and settling other bills, through his bank Glynn's. The last fourteen item centre on the New York firm of merchants Lewis Simond & Co, who arrange the transportation of wood for the construction of casks for the rum produced at Green Park (Item Five provides a current account between the firm and the Green Park Estate). Despite the fact that Atherton is estimated to have owned around eight hundred slaves, in the last item we see him quibbling over eighteen cents. November 1777, Bounty Hall. Docketed: 'Bounty Hall 22d. Novr 1777 / Henry Hough / respg Horses Captain & Doctor'. Everything having come 'safe to hand', Hough writes: 'I shall do myself the Honour of waiting upon you in a Sundays in order to settle the mode of payment'. 1p, small 4to. Items TWO to FOUR are attached to one another at a corner. TWO: Accounts from 1800 and 1801 addressed to 'Wm Atherton Esqre': 'To Willm & Josh. Farrant', also 'Jas. Chalks' and 'Bill on Glyn & Co.' 1p, foolscap 8vo. THREE: James Chalk. Receipt with his printed letterhead: 'Bought of James Chalk / Gold & Silver Laceman, / (Successor to Mr. Bullard) / At His Manufactory No. 1, next door to Northumberland House, Strand.' 3 May 1800, London. '1 Silr. hat Lace and band 0. 16. 0 / Silr. Lace Eps. and bands - 4: 15. 6: / [total] £5: 9: 6'. 1p, landscape 12mo. FOUR: James Chalk. 'Rec'd 9th. Septr. [1801] of Wm. Atherton Esqre. / Five Pounds Nine Shillings & 6 by the Hand of Messrs. Wm. & J Farrant / for James Chalk'. 1p, landscape 12mo. FIVE: Thomas Dixon for LS & Co. Accounts docketed 'Ls. Simond & Co / Accot. Current with Green Park Estate / to 31 Decr 1803'. 4pp, 4to. Bifolium, with the two central pages the reciprocal double-entry accounts to $3803.76, dated 31 December 1803, New York. Debits for shipments including 'Ducks & Geese' and '3 bbls apples' from the Experiment, and 'carting to three different Ships': Ferdinand, Alknomac and Ann, and further shipment 'per Friends'. Credits for 'a tierce of rice per Experiment' and rum per Ferdinand and Alknomac. SIX: LS & Co. 'Invoice of Sundries shipped by Lewis Simond on board the Ship Experiment Richard Marner Master bound for Falmouth Jamaica for Account and risk of William Atherton Esqr & consigned to William Fairclough'. 16 December 1802, New York. 1p, foolscap 8vo. SEVEN: Second copy of SIX. EIGHT: LS & Co. 'Invoice of Lumber shipped by Lewis Simond & Co on board the Brig Ferdinand John Lane Master bound for Falmouth Jamaica for Account & risk of Wm Atherton Esqr & consigned to Wm. Fairclough'. 5 April 1803, New York. 1p, 4to. NINE: Second copy of EIGHT. TEN: John Lane, master of the Ferdinand. Printed receipt, completed in manuscript by Lane and signed by him, 8 April 1803, New York. 1p, landscape 8vo. 'SHIPPED, in good order and well-conditioned, by LEWIS SIMOND, [& Co] on board the [Brig] called the [Ferdinand] whereof is Master for this present voyage, [John Lane] now laying in the port of NEW-YORK, and bound for [Falmouth] To say, [Four thousand six hundred one quarter & twenty Red Oak Staves]'. ELEVEN: LS & Co. 'Invoice of Lumber shipped by Lewis Simond & Co on board the ship Alknomac John Gore Master bound for Falmouth Jamaica for Account & risk of William Atherton Esqr & consigned to William Fairclough Esqr.' 22 April 1803, New York. 1p, 4to. TWELVE: Second copy of ELEVEN. THIRTEEN: John Gore, master of the Alknomac. Printed receipt, completed in manuscript by Gore and signed by him, 25 April 1803, New York. 1p, landscape 8vo. 'SHIPPED, in good order and well-conditioned, by LEWIS SIMOND, [& Co] on board the [ship] called the [Alknomac] whereof is Master for this present voyage, [John Gore] now laying in the port of NEW-YORK, and bound for [Falmouth] To say, [Two thousand six hundred Red Oak & Four thousand one hundred two quarter white Oak [?] Staves, One thousand which Oak & four hundred Ash [?] heading]'. FOURTEEN: Thomas Dixon for LS & Co. 'Invoice of R O Staves retained by William Fairclough Esqr out of 4. 6. 1. 20 (amounting to $255.50) shipped to him for accot of Green Park Estate but which he gave up to Wm. Green Esq'. 14 March 1803, New York. 1p, lanscape 8vo. Docketed 'Invoice of Ferdinand'. FIFTEEN: Thomas Dixon for LS & Co. 'Invoice of sundries had by William Fairclough Esq for account of Green Park Estate from the Cargo of the Ship Friends'. 14 March 1803, New York. 1p, 4to. SIXTEEN: Thomas Dixon for LS & Co. 'Sale of 15 Puncheons rum received pr. Brig Ferdinand from Jamca. 14 July 1803 for Account of Green Park Estate to sund.

15 pp, narrow folio (14.5 x 38 cm), in the remains of a volume which has been reused and cut up (see below). Although aged and dogeared, the eight pages carrying the accounts are in reasonable condition, with all texts clear and complete, although the last leaf of the eight has the lower third cut away. In remains of original vellum binding, with '17 Maij j683' on front board. The pages are variously paginated in a contemporary hand between 245 and 274. Among the accounts are those of Thomas Stanhope; William Sacheverell; Samuel Chase, churchwarden of Strapton; Alderman Carter; Reginald Cynder; Captain John Every; William Cavendish of Dovebridge; Mr Beaumont of Barrow; churchwardens of Feston; John Harpur; Brooke Boothby; Mr Moseley of Roulston; Samuel Orme, churchwarden of Broadfall; Mr Charles Cogge of Yeildersley; Hill Francis of Derby; Henry Keys; 'ffor ye funerall of Mr James'; John Bainbrigge; 'ffor ye: funerall of Mr Sheppard'; Mr Mellor of Ashborne; 'ffor the funerall of Mr Burton of Weston July 9o: 1710:'; William Gilbert; Robert Bingham; Captain Hopkinson; William Chambers; Simon Dogg. The itemised entries include charges for 'Lisbon', 'Canary', 'wt: wine', 'french wine', 'Vinegar', 'Rhenish', 'Lemons' and 'Galetia wt: wine'. Substantial sums are spent, with a couple of accounts totaling around £40, and one containing about fifty items. A great number of other pages of the volume have been cut out, and the eight surviving leaves of accounts are followed by one complete leaf and three parts of leaves, on which the semi-literate family of John Smith, whose signature is on the back cover, has recorded births and other family events between 1772 and 1821. The first entry reads 'Joseph Smith Build [sic] my House In the Year of our Lord 1772 Paid Mr. Ford For Bricks 16 Thousand At 18 Shillings Per Thousand £8 18s 0d Flour Bricks £1 1s 0d In Total All £40 0s 0d'.

London, William Morris & Company, n.d. [ca. 1910] 199 pp. B./w. ills. & tipped-in blueprints & plates. Decorated brown cloth. - Some fading affecting the blueprints (due to the glue used to tip them in).* Rare catalogue: this is the Dutch version for the General-Agents for Holland & Colonies & Belgium, Gebrs. Kramer in Rotterdam. Attractive catalogue depicting windows, door-knobs and other decorative iron-work typical for the Arts and Crafts movement.