Record

Document Reference	Os C 14
Title	Letter from Rev. C. Drury, Pontesbury, Shropshire, to J.E. Denison, Paris, France; 27 Sept. 1826
Date	27 September 1826
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Refers to payment of monies by Denison into his account and discusses his financial arrangements; refers to pressure and problems of inheriting estates suffered by Denison; comments on expected letter from Speaker [Charles Manners-Sutton] and refers to letters to family members; comments on local outbreak of dysentery; states that local farmers fear parliamentary interference in wheat and stock prices; alludes to Wilmot Horton's current policy towards Catholics; refers to travels of Lord Ashley.
Term	governments, Liverpool Ministry 1812-27
	Corn Laws
	travel, Switzerland
	religious affairs, Roman Catholic emancipation
	financial affairs, J.E. Denison
	occupations and professions, farmers
	religions, Catholic Church
	medical conditions, dysentery

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA8625	Denison; Edward (1801-1854); Bishop of Salisbury; brother of J.E. Denison	1801-1854
NA9441	Horton; Robert J.W. (1784-1841); 3rd Baronet	1784-1841
NA9013	Sutton; Charles Manners- (1780-1845); 1st Viscount Canterbury; Speaker of the House of Commons 1817-35 brother-in-law of J.E. Denison	1780-1845
NA6634	Cooper; Anthony Ashley- (1801-1885); 7th Earl of Shaftesbury; succ. 1851; styled Lord Ashley 1811-51	1801-1885
NA9015	Des Voeux; Henry (1786-1857); Rev.; brother-in-law of J.E. Denison	1786-1857
NA9017	Drury; Charles (-1869); Rev.; tutor of J.E. Denison; Rector of Pontesbury 1824	-1869
NA199	Denison; J. Evelyn (1800-1873); 1st Viscount Ossington; M.P. Speaker of House of Commons 1857-72 created Viscount Ossington 1872	1800-1873