Manuscript Letters collection (Jacobean to Edwardian). – [ca. 1686-?]-1905. – 5 folders. – Manuscript. – English, French.
This artificial collection consists of five sub-collections, each containing letters and associated materials from the Jacobean to Edwardian eras. They consist of a petition to the king of England, a letter from a minister in the French Imperial government, letters concerning mathematical calculations, and personal letters.

1	Letters and genealogical records of the Merediths or Meredyths of Greenhills	– 1800-1905.
2	Petition by Sir Edward Turnor to the King [ie James II?] concerning the king's debt to his deceased father, Sir Edward Turnor, late Speaker of the House of Commons	– [ca. 1686?].
3	Letter by Joseph Fouché, Minister of the General Police of the French Empire, to the Prefect of the Department of Vaucluse concerning the disposition of funds	– An XIV [1805].
4	Letters by Eliza Norris of Nonsuch near Devizes, Wiltshire to Mrs. Pennett, her cousin	– 1758-1764.
5	Letters by Thomas Bosworth to Charles Hutton on the calculation of parallaxes	– 1772-1773.

Title based on contents of collection.
Details of provenance and acquisition unknown. It is believed that these letters were acquired from a London auction by Bertram Rota in the 1960s.
Finding aid available in hard copy and electronically.
There are no access restrictions.
Further accruals are not expected.