Record

Document Reference	Os C 19
Title	Letter from E.G. Stanley, [14th later Earl of Derby], Knowsley, Lancashire, to J.E Denison, Ossington, Nottinghamshire; 9 Oct. n.y. [1825]
Date	9 October 1825
Extent	4 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Comments on birth of son to Lord and Lady Wilton and subsequent lack of inheritance of 'Bob' Grosvenor; refers to supervision of building and planting affairs in Ireland; comments on changes in Irish society including interest taken by upper classes in lower classes; believes Irish Committees have altered attitudes in England to state of Ireland; country is generally quiet and he links social unrest to severity of either tithes or individual landlords; refers to Tithe Composition Act; hopes to hear of Wilmot Horton's plans for Ireland including plan for emigration; has heard from Colonel Talbot as to state of Canada and believes he wishes to be on Emigration Committee; expects dissolution of parliament in March - making two half sessions.
Term	North American affairs, politics
	parliamentary business, committees, Emigration Committee 1825
	emigration
	social conditions, Ireland
	birth
	parliamentary business, acts, Tithe Composition Act
	religious affairs, Roman Catholic emancipation
	parliamentary business, dissolution

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA9441	Horton; Robert J.W. (1784-1841); 3rd Baronet	1784-1841
NA9450	Egerton; Thomas (1799-1882); 2nd Earl of Wilton; previously Grosvenor	1799-1882
NA9451	Egerton; Mary M. (1801-1858); Countess of Wilton; née Stanley wife of 2nd Earl	1801-1858
NA9452	Egerton; Thomas G. (1825-1830); Viscount Grey de Wilton; son of 2nd Earl of Wilton	1825-1830
NA9453	Grosvenor; Robert (1801-1893); 1st Baron Ebury; M.P. created 1857	1801-1893
NA9441	Horton; Robert J.W. (1784-1841); 3rd Baronet	1784-1841
NA9454	Talbot; Thomas (-1853); Colonel	-1853
NA6073	Stanley; Edward G. Smith- (1799-1869); 14th Earl of Derby; statesman	1799-1869
NA199	Denison; J. Evelyn (1800-1873); 1st Viscount Ossington; M.P. Speaker of House of Commons 1857-72 created Viscount Ossington 1872	1800-1873