Record

Document Reference	Os C 3
Title	Letter from J. Denison to J.E. Denison, Christ Church College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire; 31 Oct. 1818
Date	31 October 1818
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Refers to J. Denison's attempts to keep Charles Drury in employ as family tutor as offer has been made to him by Duke of St Albans; refers to arrangements to be made for private education of Henry, Frank and Stephen Denison and then their education at Eton; comments on Drury's position as friend and adviser; refers to raising sum of £100 from Kelstern estate; alludes to visit from Speaker [Charles Manners-Sutton]. Post-script details Edward Denison hunting with hounds.
Term	sports, hunting, fox
	education, private
	education, tutors

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA9017	Drury; Charles (-1869); Rev.; tutor of J.E. Denison; Rector of Pontesbury 1824	-1869
NA8625	Denison; Edward (1801-1854); Bishop of Salisbury; brother of J.E. Denison	1801-1854
NA8650	Denison; Henry (1810-1858); Mr; barrister brother of J.E. Denison	1810-1858
NA8661	Denison; Stephen C. (1811-1871); Mr; barrister brother of J.E. Denison	1811-1871
NA8832	Denison; Frank (1813-1843); Lieutenant; brother of J.E. Denison	1813-1843
NA9415	Beauclerk; Aubrey (1765-1815); 6th Duke of St Albans; M.P. succeeded 1802 styled Earl of Burford 1787-1802	1765-1815
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
NA203	Denison; John (c.1759-1820); previously Wilkinson; father of J.E. Denison	c.1759-1820
NA199	Denison; J. Evelyn (1800-1873); 1st Viscount Ossington; M.P. Speaker of House of Commons 1857-72 created Viscount Ossington 1872	1800-1873