Refers to his [Budge's] application for an interpretership, which would be 'an independent means of getting [his] living.' Relates having written to Mr Gladstone, who in turn agreed to write to the Speaker [Brand] on his behalf in relation to his application. Intends going to Newcastle on the following Wednesday. Expresses thanks to Sidgwick for his assistance in the matter.
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Add. MS c/93/64
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2 Jul 1882
Parte de Additional Manuscripts c
MONK/C/6/36
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23 Feb 1862
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
Unexpected candidature of Potter has embarrassed Price who does not wish to take an active part in the election
MONK/C/6/27
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8 Feb 1862
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
MONK/C/6/26
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7 Feb 1862
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
Suggests John Joseph Powell should be accepted for the Gloucester seat as long as he makes way for CJM when time allows
MONK/C/6/25
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30 Jan 1862
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
MONK/C/6/2
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27 Jun [ ]
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
MONK/C/6/16
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21 Jun 1861
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
"Duncombe will not move for the writ to-night"
HOUG/3/155
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25 June 1865
Parte de Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
MONK/C/6/11
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9 Jan 1861
Parte de Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
Believes that no writs for Wakefield and Gloucester will be issued this session so it is not necessary to seek a candidate, suggests possible candidates to act as a locum tenens for CJM