Record

Document Reference	Bu 25/13
Title	Letter from 4th Earl of Clarendon [G. Villiers], Foreign Office, London, to Sir A. Buchanan, St Petersburg, Russia; 8 June 1870.
Date	8 June 1870
Extent	3 ff
Level	Piece
Content Description	States that Brunnow had not wanted to move to Paris and that he was sorry to lose him; comments on the problems in Greece and speculates on possible differences with Russia on this question; requests that he find out as much as possible about Russian policy; reports that there is a great deal of speculation about the visit of the King of Prussia and Prince Bismarck to the Tsar, as the Tsar had only just returned from Berlin; was glad that relations between America and Russia were stabilizing following the sale of Alaska; was not sure if he would go to Wiesbaden that summer.
Term	appointments, diplomatic, Russian

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA6192	Alexander II (1818-1881); Emperor of all the Russias; (succeeded 1855)	1818-1881
NA140	Bismarck; Otto E.L. von (1815-1898); Prince; German statesman and Prussian minister-president	1815-1898
NA6231	Wilhelm I (1797-1888); German Emperor; ( King of Prussia from 1861 German Emperor from 1871)	1797-1888
NA6093	Villiers; George W.F. (1800-1870); 4th Earl of Clarendon	1800-1870
NA136	Buchanan; Andrew (1807-1882); 1st Baronet; diplomat	1807-1882