Publisher's Note - Part 10

In Part 10 of this microfilm project we cover twenty three boxes of incoming correspondence of Matthew Boulton (1728-1809). The bulk of these letters cover the period c1750-1809. The material is organised alphabetically by correspondent.

Correspondents include a wide range of Matthew Boulton's business contacts, scientists and inventors, politicians, diplomats, agents and those involved in the arts, local affairs and philanthropic activities. The material reveals a vast network of contacts encompassing not only England, Scotland and Wales, but also America, Continental Europe, Russia, India and the West Indies. The following gives an idea of the varied scope of the material and the type of correspondents featured:

Boxes 218-224 (Correspondents A-B):

Thomas Allen (of Bromsgrove); Captain A Apsley (Secretary to the Master-General of the Board of Ordnance in London); Thomas Archer (gunmaker in Birmingham); Aime Argand (inventor of the patent lamp); Alexander Aubert (astronomer); Lord Auckland (politician and diplomat); John Warren, Bishop of Bangor; Robert Barclay (brewer, Southwark, London); Henry Freidrich Bargum (negociant of Copenhagen); Sir Francis Baring (banker, London); John Barker (banker and nail manufacturer, Lichfield); Samuel Barker (son of John Barker); T Barker (of Cheltenham); Joseph Barney (fruit and flower painter, Wolverhampton); Thomas Barrs (brewer, Birmingham); Sir John Barton (Clerk to the Board of Trade and Foreign Plantations); John Baskerville (printer and japanner, Birmingham); Sir Francis Basset (of London and Tehidy Park in Cornwall, later Lord de Dunstanville and Lord Basset of Stratton); Joah Bates (Custom House, London); Messrs J L & J Baumgartner and Messrs Baumgartner & Hooffstetter; Alexander Baxter (Russian Consul in London); William Bedford (attorney in Birmingham); Sir William Beechey (artist, Royal Academy, London); William Bell (bucklemaker, Walsall); John Bentley (of Birmingham and London); John Beran (mine purser of Marazion, Cornwall); Mrs Elizabeth Billington (singer, London); John Bingham (merchant, Birmingham); George Birch (of Handsworth); Rev John Birch (rector of Handsworth); Alexander Black (of Albion Plate Glass Warehouse, London); Dr Joseph Black (chemist and physician, Edinburgh); John Bligh (Secretary of Chelsea Water Works); Richard Bosanquet (of Cheltenham, later Falmouth); Elias Boudinot (a Director of the United States Mint, Philadelphia); Messrs Chollet & Bordieu (London agents to Messrs Monneron of Paris); H Bourdon (Versailles, France); John Boydell (engraver and publisher, London); August von Boyneburgh (of Irica); Carl Frederick von Breda (artist); Dr Robert Bree (physician, Birmingham); Richard Brown & Son (sculptors and marble masons, Derby); Isaac Hawkins Browne, the younger (essayist and MP for Bridgnorth, of Badger Hall, Salop); Andrew Buchanan (Baltimore, America); John Buchanan (Soho Manufactory, Birmingham); William Budge (the private secretary to Mr Dundas in London); Daniel Bureau (London merchant); and Thomas Byerley (of London, nephew and partner of Josiah Wedgwood).

Boxes 225-229 (Correspondents C-D):

Andrew Cabrit (Clerk to Matthew Boulton at Soho); Sir John Call (military engineer, London); Peter Capper (of Bristol); letters from Carron Company Ironworks (Stirlingshire, Scotland); Count Cavalli (of Italy); William Chapman (Engineer); John Sebastian Clais (Mining Engineer, of Prussia); Francis Cobb (Banker and Receiver General for Staffordshire); James Cobb (of East India House, London); Charles Thomas Coggan (of East India House, London); Andrew Collins (agent travelling on the Continent of Europe); John Collins (of Stafford); the Countess of Cork and Orrery; Sir Joseph Cotton (Governor of the English Copper Company, London); Dr H Cramond (of Birmingham); James Crummer (of London and Berrington); Joseph Curtis (of Walsall); Robert Dagley (of Cheadle); Alexander Dalrymple (hydrographer to the Admiralty in London); Sir John Dalrymple (judge, in Edinburgh); Mrs Catherine D' Arcy (of London); George, Earl of Dartmouth and William, Earl of Dartmouth (both of Sandwell Hall); Alexander Davison (of London, Lord Nelson's Prize Agent); Fanny De Luc (of Windsor); Sir John Talbot Dillon (traveller, critic and historical writer); Cornelius Dixon (decorator and scene painter, London); Thomas Dobbs (of Lifford, Kings Norton); Martha Dolphin (Sarehole Farm); George Donisthorpe (clockmaker, Birmingham); Charles Dumergue (dentist, London); Jean Baptiste Barthelemy Dupeyrat (of Paris); and Jean Peter Du Roveray (London merchant).

Boxes 230-233 (Correspondents E-F):

East India Company; John Ebbinghaus (of Germany); A G Eckhardt (of London, including letters, accounts, articles of agreement, printed description and use of rolling parallel ruler, and printed account of advantages of mills with flat-board wheels for draining marshes); John Edwards (of the Hayle Copper Company, Cornwall); Francis Egington (of Handsworth, painter on glass); Hon W F Elphinstone (of the India Office, London); William Emery (of Brewood); Peter Ewart (of Manchester); John Ewen (of Aberdeen, hardware retailer); William Foden (of London, geographer and printseller); W & I Farmer (of London, coach builders); W Fawkener (of Council Office, Whitehall, London); Otto Jacob Finck (of Altona near Hamburg); P C Fisher (of London); John Flaxman (of London, sculptor and draughtsman); Samuel Ford (of Birmingham); John Foster (of Dublin, relating to terms of first Irish coinage); George C Fox & Sons (of Falmouth); and Rev Thomas Lane Freer (Rector of Handsworth).

Boxes 234-238 (Correspondents G-H):

Galton family (regarding their canal shares); Henry Geast (of Deritend, barrister and coroner); M Genet (from Paris, Chef du bureaux des affaires d' Etrangeres, with letters from M Sage, assayer at the Paris Mint, and from M de Bournoville); Colonel George Chapman George (of Penryn, Cornwall); Joseph Gibbins (Secretary to the Rose Copper Company); John Gilbert (of Worsley, agent to the Duke of Bridgwater); Thomas Gilbert (MP of Coton, Staffordshire, and agent to the Leveson-Gowers); Lord Sylvester Glenbervie; Charles Glover (builder of Snow Hill, Birmingham); Samuel Glover; Sir Thomas Gooch (of Benacre Hall, Saxmundham, Suffolk); John Baptiste Gottwaltz (of Birmingham, the postmaster); Amos Green (engraver); Hon Charles Francis Grenville (from Warwick and London); Jonathon Grove (gunmaker, London); Jenny Hall (daughter of Thomas Hall of Yoxall); John Hall (from Soho Manufactory, Ketley Furnace and Rotherham); Sir William Hamilton (diplomat and archaeologist); Thomas Hammersley (banker, of Pall Mall, London); Thomas Handley (of London regarding patents and specifications); George Harrison (from The Treasury in London); Thomas Hart (of Uttoxeter); Charles Hatchett (metallurgist of Hammersmith, London); Lord Hatherton; Lord Hawkesbury; William Henderson (Secretary to the British Linen Company, Edinburgh); W Herries Herrisse (of London, with memoranda and notes relating to coinage); Marquis of Hertford; Heus de Hendrikus (of Amsterdam); Thomas Hinckley (Clerk of the Peace in Staffordshire); Hofman and de Bie (of London); Walker Hog (of the British Linen Office, Edinburgh); William Hollins (of Birmingham, architect and sculptor); Abraham Hoskins (of Market Drayton and Birmingham); John Houghton (from the Navigation Office in Birmingham); Rev Theophilus Houlbrooke (from Shrewsbury); William Hunt (barrister, of Edgbaston, Birmingham); James A Hunter (of Perry Hill, seedsman); Benjamin Huntsman (of Sheffield, Yorkshire, inventor of cast steel); John Hurd (letters from Birmingham and London); and William Huskisson (from Eastham, near Chichester, statesman).

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Boxes 239-240 (Correspondents I-J):

John Iddins (timber merchant of Birmingham); John Jackson (of Lichfield, Clerk to the Commissioners of Assayed Taxes); Rev Cyril Jackson (Dean of Christ Church); Sir George Jackson (from London); Eginton Jee & Company (Birmingham); Nathaniel Jefferys (of Pall Mall, London, jeweller and silversmith); also Nathaniel Jefferys, jnr; William Johnson (of Bradley Ironworks); and Francis Jukes (of Howland Street, London, painter and aquatint engraver).

In the lists above I have concentrated on individuals for whom their are at least a number of letters or a significant body of correspondence (c 6-30 letters for that correspondent. There are also many hundreds of other correspondents who contributed isolated letters or for whom few letters have survived. Please see Box listings for more details.

For sake of completeness and convenience to scholars we have included again a small amount of material which was included in Part 1 of this microfilm project - the Lunar Society Correspondence, namely:

Box Items Correspondent

220 14-30 Thomas Beddoes 230 97-103 Richard Lovell Edgeworth 233 119-128 Benjamin Franklin 234 20-85 Samuel Galton, jnr 240 163-167 Robert Augustus Johnson

Contents listings for each Box are filmed ahead of the material contained in that Box.

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Technical Note - Part 10

Our microfilm publications have been prepared and produced in accordance with recommended and established guide-lines for the production of microform of superior quality. These conform to the recommendations of the standard guides to good microforming and micropublishing practice.

Attention should be drawn to the nature of the original material. The material consists of folders of original correspondence spanning the period c1750-1809. Most of the material is in very good condition. A few manuscript items contain some faintly legible text written with a variety of inks, pens or pencils. A few items are stained or discoloured at the edges, or comprise material on very thin paper, which is so thin that there is show through that renders the original document difficult to read. Where possible typescript transcripts have been provided.

These original characteristics present difficulties of image and contrast which stringent tests and camera alterations cannot entirely overcome. Every effort has been made to minimise these difficulties. An A4 identification target is filmed at the front of every new item.

The staff of Bell & Howell Ltd, Micromedia Division have exercised the most responsible care in the filming of this unique collection at the Central Library in Birmingham and this microfilm publication meets the standards established by the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

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Contents of Reels - Part 10

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Matthew Boulton Correspondence:

MBP 218 Incoming Letters, Aa to Az Items 1-257

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MBP 219 Incoming Letters, Ba to Bay Items 1-303

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MBP 220 Incoming Letters, Bea to Bew Items 1-242

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MBP 221 Incoming Letters, Bib to Bly Items 1-135 MBP 222 Incoming Letters, Bod to Boy Items 1-100

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MBP 222 Incoming Letters, Bod to Boy Items 101-209 MBP 223 Incoming Letters, Bra to Bru Items 1-176

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MBP 224 Incoming Letters, Buch to Bye Items 1-104 MBP 225 Incoming Letters, Ca to Caz Items 1-211

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MBP 226 Incoming Letters, Ch to Cog Items 1-240

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MBP 227 Incoming Letters, Col to Cze Items 1-280

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MBP 227 Incoming Letters, Col to Cze Items 281-370 MBP 228 Incoming Letters, Da to Del Items 1-170

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MBP 228 Incoming Letters, Da to Del Items 171-332 MBP 229 Incoming Letters, Den to Dy Items 1-120

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MBP 229 Incoming Letters, Den to Dy Items 121-377

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MBP 230 Incoming Letters, Ea to Edw Items 1-193 MBP 231 Incoming Letters, Eff to Eyton Items 1-80

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MBP 231 Incoming Letters, Eff to Eyton Items 81-151 MBP 232 Incoming Letters, Fa to Foth Items 1-180

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MBP 232 Incoming Letters, Fa to Foth Items 181-266 MBP 233 Incoming Letters, Fou to Fur Items 1-192

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MBP 234 Incoming Letters, Ga to Gla Items 1-308

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MBP 235 Incoming Letters, Gle to Gwa Items 1-285

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MBP 236 Incoming Letters, Ha to Haus Items 1-281

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MBP 237 Incoming Letters, Hav to Hol Items 1-301

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MBP 238 Incoming Letters, Hom to Hy Items 1-311

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MBP 239 Incoming Letters, Ibb to Izon Items 1-36 MBP 240 Incoming Letters, Jab to Jupp Items 1-204

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INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: A DOCUMENTARY HISTORY Series One: The Boulton and Watt Archive and the Matthew Boulton Papers from Birmingham Central Library Part 10: Matthew Boulton Correspondence (Incoming Letters A­J)

DETAILED LISTING

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Matthew Boulton Papers 218

Letter Box A

1 Abbott, Isaac (of Birmingham, plater) 1799

2 Abel, George (of London) 1769

19 Abel & Macaulay (of London) 1773

3 Abrams, The Misses (of Himley Hall) 1800

4­6 Adam, James (of London, architect) 1770­1771

7 Adam, John (architect): bookplate only, n.d. [late 18th C]

8 Adam, père et fils (of Boulogne) 1790

9 Adam, William (of London, politician) 1805

13 Adam, William & Co (of London) 1771

14 Adam, John (of Walsall, silversmith) 1773

10 Adams, William (of Gosport) 1773

11­12 Adams, William (of London) 1771

15 Adamthwaite, Rev John (of Solihull) 1773

16 Adderley, Miss (of Hams Hall, Coleshill) 1773

17 Adderley, Mr (of Hams Hall, Coleshill) 1773

18, 20 Addington, J H (of London, politician) 1802

21 Adey, John (of Aylesham, Nfk, attorney) 1786

22 L’Agence de l;attelier monetaire [1795]

23 D’Agincourt, M 1787

26 Ainsworth, George (of Warrington, ironmaster) 1804

27­31 Aislabie, Samuel (of Lisbon, later London) 1767­1784

24­25 Aitchisons & Brown, Messrs (of Edinburgh, distillers) 1789

32­33 Albertini, Alberto junior (of Verona, Italy) 1801­1802

34 Alchorne, Stanesby (of London, assay master to 1777 Royal Mint): report

35 Alcock, Edward (of London, painter) 1778

36 Allan & Sons, Messrs John (? of Dumfries) 1800

45 Allen, Elizabeth (of Birmingham, burnisher & polisher): 1769 agreement with Boulton & Fothergill

37­38 Allen, Isaac (of Birmingham) 1800

39­44 Allen, James junior (of Bromsgrove) 1795­1796

46­52 Allen, Thomas (of Bromsgrove) 1764­1789

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

53 Allen, William (of London) 1764

54 Alston, Rowland (of Odell Cas, Beds) 1807

55 Alstroemer, John (of Gottenburg, Sweden) 1783

56­59 Alves, Thomas (of London) 1769­1770

60 Amoretti, Charles (of Milan, Italy) 1788

61­62 Amphlett, Joseph (of Horseley House) 1797

63 Ancaster, Mary­Anne, Duchess of (of London) 1773

64 Anderson, Mr 1812

65 Anderson, Dr James (of Isleworth, Middlesex, economist) 1800

66 Anderson, John (of Fermoy, Co Cork, founder) 1794

67­68, 70 Anderson, John William & Co (of London) 1790­1798

69 Anderson, William (of Edinburgh, clerk to the signet) 1780

71­74 Anderton, William (of Birmingham and Anderton 1801 Park Hall, Moseley)

75 Angelo, Domenico (of London, fencing master) 1794

76 Angelo, Mrs E (from Carlisle) 1792

77 Angermania, A F Q 1773

81­82 Anker, Birnt (chamberlain to King of Denmark) 1801­1804

78­80, 83 Anonymous letters c1791­1810

84 Ansell, Thomas (of Sheffield, burnisher) 1769

85 Anson, Thomas (of Shugborough, politician) 1768

86 Anson, Thomas (of Shugborough, politician) 1802

87 Antis, John Falrick 1805

88 Appelius & Nanne, Messrs (of Bremen, merchants) 1800

89 Appelby, William (of London, wine merchants) 1786

90­108 Apsley, Captain A (secretary to master­general) of 1795­1796 Board of Ordnance, London)

109 Apsley, Lord (Lord President of the Council; 1789 later Earl Bathurst)

120­123 D' Aragon, M (Secretary to French ambassador) 1789­1790

110­119 Arch, Messrs John & Arthur (of London, booksellers): 1814­1816 letters and bills

124­125, 256 Archdale, Richard (of Derby) 1789­1792

126­127, 257 Archer, Lord (of Umberslade, Warks); and his 1773­1782 co­heiresses: receipt

128­133 Archer, Thomas (of Birmingham, gunmaker) 1795­1797

134­135 Arden, Rev John (of Lichfield) 1795

136­173 Argand, Aimé (of London, inventor of patent lamp) 1784­1801

174 Argill, Thomas (of London, ? servant to Lord Craven) 1792

175 Argirople, M (Turkish Chargé d’ Affaires, London) 1801

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

176­177 Aris’ Birmingham Gazette; account and letter for 1763­1795 publication

178, 181­3 Aris, Thomas (of Birmingham, bookseller’s printer) 1753­1757

180 Aris, Samuel (executors of): receipted account 1753­1757

184 D’Armand, Pinsot (of London) 1788

179 Armishaw, Joseph (of Aston) 1804

185 Arndels, Thomas (of London) 1796

186 Arne, Miss (actress, at Birmingham) 1800

187­188 Arnott, William (of Edinburgh, [?] baker) 1791

189 Arroll, William (of London, bookmaker) 1812

190 Arundell Lord (of Wardour, Wiltshire) 1773

191­201 Ash, Dr John (of Birmingham, physician) 1769­1787

202­203 Ashforth, Ellis, Wilson & Hawksley, Messrs (of Sheffield) 1789

204 Ashhurst, Sir William Henry 1802 (of Waterstock, Oxfordshire, judge)

205­206 Ashton, A (of London) 1817

207 Ashwell, John 1773

208 Ashwell, Joseph & Son (of Birmingham, thimblemakers) 1773

209 Ashwin, Thomas (of Birmingham, japanner) 1778

210 Ashwood, Mr (of Stallington Hall, Staffordshire) 1773

211­213 Ashworth, John (of London) 1797

214­215 Aspinall, James (of Birmingham, button­maker) 1798­1799

216 Assay Office, Birmingham 1801

217­218 Astbury, William & James (of Birmingham, factors) 1791­1797

219 Astley, Sir Edward (of Hillmarton, Warwickshire 1778 and Melton Constable, Norfolk)

220 Aston Hall estate, Birmingham: sale particulars 1818

221­222 Aston, Thomas junior (of London) 1816

223­225 Astracan, E C 1773

226 Atholl, John, Duke of 1799

227 Atherton, Peter (of Liverpool) 1791

228 Atkin, William (of London) 1769

232 Atkins, John (of Ashby) 1798

231 Atkinson, Jasper (provost of the Company of Moneyers 1806 of H M Mint)

229­230 Atkinson, Joseph (of Dublin, dramatist) 1804

233 Atkinson, T (of London, architect [?]) 1794

234 Atlas Assurance Office, London 1813

235 Atterbury, Luffman (of Westminster, Mdx, musician) 1794

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

236­239 Aubert, Alexander (of London, astronomer) 1778­1803

245­250 Auckland, Lord [William Eden] (of London, politician 1786­1805 & diplomat)

252 Aufrere, George (of Chelsea) 1773

251 Aufrere, Mrs George (of Chelsea) 1773

253 Austin & Co (of Birmingham) 1773

254­255 Autran & Ador fils (of Pforzheim) with transcription 1770

240­241, Aylesford, Heneage, Earl of (1751­1812) 1778­1800 243­244 (of Packington, Warkwickshire)

242 Aylesford, Countess of [c 1800] (of Packington, Warkwickshire) n.d.

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Matthew Boulton Papers 219

Letter Box B1

1­2 B­, Mr A [items missing] 1801

3­6 Baader, Dr Joseph (of Munich) 1791

7 Baber, I (of Knightsbridge) 1802

8 Babington, Zachary 1716

10 Bache, William (of Birmingham, engraver [?]) 1760

11 Bacon, John (sculptor, 1740­1788) 1773

12­13 Bacounin, M (nephew of Count Woronzow) 1803

9 Baddeley, Thomas (of Handsworth, die­sinker): articles of 1768 agreement

14 Badger, J 1776

15 Bagnels, Moses (builder) 1774

16 Bagot, William, Lord 1813

17 Bagshaw, Thomas (of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire): 1769 memorandum of goods ordered

18 Bailey, Alexander Mabyn (of Sandwich, Kent) 1780

19 Bailey & Brooks, Messrs 1804

20 Bailey, George (of London) 1782

21 Bainbridge, Thomas (of London) 1796

22 Baines, James (of Longport) 1804

24 Baker, James (of Manchester) 1804

25 Baker, John (of Nineveh, Birmingham) 1803

26 Baker, Samuel (of Birmingham, ivory & hardwood turner) 1800

27­32 Baker, William (of Bayford, Hertfordshire) 1772­1776

33 Baldwin, M (of Slough) 1822

34 (missing) Balfour, Mrs : Soho memorandum of goods ordered 1769

35 Bellamy, Joseph: rent receipts 1756

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

36­40 Bangor, Bishop of (John Warren) 1787­1795

23 List of proprietors of Bank of England 1837

41­42 Bank of England, Directors of 1789­1806

43 Banner, Thomas (of London) 1792

44 Banner, William John (of Birmingham) 1793

45 Barber, Mrs A E (of Birmingham) 1817

47­48 Barber, William (of Whitechapel, London, coachmaker) 1800

52­53 Barbier, Bobierre & Co, Louis (of London) 1788

54­56 Barclay & Perkins, Messrs (of Southwark, brewers) 1790­1797

57­62 Barclay, Robert (of Southwark, brewer) 1795­1800

63 Barclay, Colonel (of London) 1802

64­68 Bargum, Henry Friedrich (of Copenhagen, negociant) 1766­1773

69­70 Bariatinsky, Prince (of Berlin) 1804­1805

71­75 Baring, Francis & Co (of London) 1800­1805

76 Baring Bros & Co (of London) 1808

77­83 Baring, Sir Francis (of London) 1803­05

84 Baring & Co, Sir John (of London) 1799

85 Barings, Short & Col, Messrs 1789

165 Barker & Unett, Messrs (of Birmingham), attornies 1795­1797

109­110 Barker, Mrs Catherine (of Lichfield, wife of John Barker) 1797

86 Barker, E (of Rugeley) 1799

87­108 Barker, John (of Lichfield, banker and nail manufacturer) 1759­1779

111­128 Barker, Samuel (of Lichfield, son of John Barker) 1788­1800

50­51 Barker, Stephen Nicolson 1831­1838 (of London, banker & stockbroker)

129­137 Barker, T (of Cheltenham) 1790­1814

138 Barlow, James (of Bristol) 1792

139 Barlow, Mary (of Bristol) 1794

140 Barlow, William junior 1802

141 Barnard, Thomas (of London) 1788

142­144 Barnes, William (of London) 1804

145­161 Barney, Joseph (of Wolverhampton, 1781­1800 fruit and flower painter)

162 Barney, Joseph sen (of Wolverhampton) 1781

163 Barnfield, Thomas (of Apley) [? Salop] 1769

164 Barnode, J (of London, telescope maker) 1773, 1775

166 Barr, John (of Birmingham, surgeon) 1803

167 Barré, Colonel Isaac (of London, politician) 1783

168­169 Barrell, Colborn & Servanté, Messrs (of London) 1794­1795

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

173 Barrett, James (of Coventry, adjutant to Colonel Hay) 1769

170­172 Barrow, Sir John (of London, Secretary to the Admiralty) 1824

174­175 Barrow, Thomas (of Bath) 1791­1793

176 Barrow, Thomas & William, & Marriott, C (of Manchester) 1791

177 Barrow, William (of Birmingham, japanner) 1794

187­190 Barrs, Thomas (of Birmingham, brewer) 1801

178­179 Barthelemy, Jean Jacques (of London, antiquary) 1787­1789

180 Bartley, Nehemiah & Co, (of Bristol, distillers) n.d. [late 18th C]

181 Bartley, ­ (of Birmingham, theatre manager) 1814

182­184 Barton, Joseph (of London) 1778­1792

185­186, Barton, Sir John (of London, Clerk to the Board of Trade 1797­1818 191­196 and Foreign Plantations)

197 Basingstoke Canal Co, The 1787

198­214 Baskerville, John (of Birmingham, printer and japanner) 1758­1782

215­220 Basset, Sir Francis (of London and Tehidy Park, Cornwall: 1783­1805 later Lord de Dunstanville and Lord Basset of Stratton

221­222 Bassett, William (of Coventry and London) 1801

223 (missing) Bateman, James (of Manchester) 1783

224­233 Bates, Joah (of custome House, London) 1781­1795

234­236 Bathurst, Lord Henry (of London) 1805­1807

237­243 Battier, Zornlin & Co, (of London, merchants) 1787­1799

244­277 Baumgartner, J L & J, Messrs and Baumgartner & 1767­1797 Hooffstetter, Messrs

278­285 Baxter, Alexander (of London, Russian Consul) 1780­1798

286­288 Bayard, Samuel (of London) 1796

289­290 Bayley, Edward Clive (of London, Russia merchant) 1799

291­293 Bayley, Captain George (of Hope) 1801­1802

294 Bayley, Isaac (of Uppingham, Rutland) 1781

295 Bayley, James (of Birmingham, merchant) 1795

297 Bayley, James 1774­1775

298 Bayley, John (of Goodwood, Sussex, 1780 agent [?] to Duke of Richmond)

296 Bayley, Matthew (of Bayley’s Vale, Jamaica) 1787

299­301 Bayley, Thomas Butterworth (of Hope near Manchester, 1799 agriculturalist & philanthropist)

302­303 Miscellaneous presscuttings various

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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Matthew Boulton Papers 220

Letter Box B2

1 Beale, Joseph (of Bristol) 1769

2 Beaubourg, M de (from London) 1788

3 Beauchamp, John (of Pengreep, Cornwall) 1780

4 Beauclark, Lord Amelius 1802

5 Beaumont, Charles (of Dudley) 1797

6­10 Beckett, Thomas (of Liverpool, ship’s skipper) 1789­1792

11 Beckman, C A (of Birmingham) 1790

12 Beconnius, J (of Nautes, France) 1790

13 Becourt, Clery de (of Boulogne, France) 1787

14­30 Beddoes, Dr Thomas (of Bristol, physician) 1798­1802

31 Bedford, Francis Russell, Duke of (from London) 1801

32 Bedford, John (of Bridgend, Glamorgan) 1784

33­34 Bedford, Stephen (of Birmingham, ironcaster) 1816

35­134 Bedford, William (of Birmingham, attorney) 1781­1806

135 Beechey, Anne Lady 1805 (of London, wife of Sir William Beechey, R A)

136 Beechey, Henry (of London, 1799 son of Sir William Beechey, R A)

137­143 Beechey, Sir William (of London, artist, R A) 1798­1810

144 Been, William (of Bath) 1803

145­146 Belgivioso, Count de (of London, Italian Ambassador) 1774­1782

147­151 Bell, William (of Walsall, bucklemaker) 1794­1802

152 Bellamy, Obadiah (of Birmingham) 1781

153 Benedict, Mr (of Shepton Mallet) 1806

154 Benincasa, Count (of Hammersmith, Middx) 1796

155­156 Bennallack, Francis (of Redruth, Cornwall) 1787­1793

157­158 Bennet, A (of Wirksworth, Derbys) 1794

159 Bennett, James (of Soho, Birmingham) 1786

160­161 Bensusan, Mrs S (of London) 1804­1806

162­163 Bensusan, Samuel Levy (of London and Paris) 1798­1802

164 Bentley, Miss E (of London) 1815

165­295 Bentley, John (of Birmingham and London) 1768­1811

206 Benton, James (of Birmingham, silversmith 1777 and buttonmaker)

207 Berekemeyer, B P (of Barcelona) 1790

208 Berge, Matthew (of London) 1799

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

209 Bergencrentz, Lars (of Stockholm, Sweden) 1799

210 Berington, Rev Joseph (of Oscott) 1789

211­213 Berleytz, Herr von 1790

215­219 Bernard, Thomas (of Foundling Hospital, [?] London) 1803

220 Berry, Mr (of London, silversmith) 17­ ­

221­223 Berthollet, Count Claude Louis (of Paris, chemist) 1788­1801

224­225 Bertram, Henri (of London) 1806

226 Bertrand, I (of London) 1796

227 Besant, John (of Westminster, mail coach manufacturer) 1790

228 Betty, William Henry West 1805

229­236 Beran, John (of Marazion, Cornwall, mine purser) 1783­1790

237­241 Bewicke, Benjamin (of London) 1789­1792

242 Bewicke, Robert (of London): proposals for printing new [c 1800] Tables of Exchange, n.d.

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Matthew Boulton Papers 221

Letter Box B3

1 Bibby, George (of Birmingham, schoolmaster) 1806

2 Bicker, L (of Rotterdam) 1791

3­4 Biddle, John (of Birmingham, chemist) 1789­1791

5 Biddulph, Robert (of London, banker, 1799 MP for Herefordshire)

6 Bigg, Thomas (of Swansea, manager for the 1803 Rose Copper Company)

7 Bignell, W (of London) 1804

8 Billinge, James (of Manchester, borough reeve) 1789

9 Billingsby, John (of Ashnut Grove) 1802

10­15 Billington, Mrs Elizabeth (of London, singer) 1802­1805 (item 10 is missing)

16­33 Bingham, John (of Birmingham, merchant) 1787­1806

34 Bingley, Robert (of London, Kings Assay Master) 1800

35 Bingley, W (of Soho, Birmingham) 1780

36 Binning, Charles Hamilton, Lord (of Broughton Hall, 1781 near Edinburgh)

37­58 Birch, George (of Handsworth) 1777­1796

59­65 Birch Rev John (rector of Handsworth) 1769­1776

66 Birch & Villers Messrs (of Birmingham, brassfounders 1778 and pewterers)

67­68 Birch, Wyrley 1809

69 Birchall, Samuel (of Leeds) 1792

70 Bird, George Ryder (of Birmingham, barge & boatbuilder) 1801

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

71 Bird, Richard (of Birmingham) 1799

72­73 Bird, Sarah (of London; later of Harborne; 1797­1802 later Mrs Francis)

74 Bird, William (of Birmingham) 1788

75 Bishop, E Gronerad (of London) 1780

76­78 Bishop, Thomas (of London) 1778­1785

79­80 Bishton, I (of Birmingham) 1793

81 Bishton, William R (of Kilsall, Salop) 1796

82­90 Bissett, James (of Birmingham) 1799­1806

91­97 Black, Alexander (of Albion Plate Glass 1789­1799 Warehouse, London)

98­103 Black, Dr Joseph (of Edinburgh, chemist & physician) 1775­1793

104 Black, Robert (of Dublin, presbyterian divine) 1783

106­107 Blackham, Charles (of Birmingham, attorney) 1765­1785

108 Blackhamm, Miss Anna 1765

109­113 Blackham, Anna and Catherine (of Birmingham) 1802­1809

114 Blackmore, T (of London, tailor) 1783

115­116 Blackwood, Lady (of Bath, wife of Sir James Blackwood) 1803

117 Blakemen, Benjamin, apprenticeship indenture to 1765 Boulton & Fothergill

118­121 Blair, Alexander (of London) 1806

122­123 Blewitt & Co (of Marazion, Cornwall) 1777­1780

124­125 Blick, Francis jun (of Birmingham) 1804

126­127 Blick, Rev Francis (of Bonehill) 1800­1808

128­130 Bligh, John (of Westminster, secretary of 1778­84 Chelsea Water Works)

131 Blomefield, Major­General Sir Thomas 1795 (of Woolwich, Kent)

132 Bloomfield Colliery, Proprietors of the 1778

133 Blount, Edward (of Bellamore, nr Rugeley, Staffs) 1805

134 Blount, Sir Walter (of Mawley Hall, Salop) 1776

135 Blythe, John: receipt for wages 1798

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1­3 Boddington, Samuel (of London) 1800­1802

4 Bodee, Baroness de (of Namur) 1777

5 Boehm, Edmund (of Ottershaw Park, Surrey) 1801

6­7 Boehm, Edmund & Co (of London) 1786­1789

8 Boehm, Edmund & Taylor, John (of London) 1806

9­15 Boffe, I (or J) de (of London, bookseller) 1788­1793

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

16­18 Boisgelin, Chevalier de (of Bath) 1810

19 Bolders, Henry & Co (of London, Bankers) 1791

20 Bollman, C H (of Birmingham), Creditors of 1796

21, 78 Bolt & Jee, Messrs 1801

22 Bolton, D 1798

23­24 Bolton, John (of Liverpool) 1788­1789

25 Bolton, Mary (of Birmingham) 1791

26­27 Bolts, William (of London, Dutch Adventurer) 1793­1802

28 Bond, Daniel (of Birmingham, painter) 1772

29 Bond, Thomas (of Lichfield, mercer) 1769

30 Boale, Mrs Mary (of Upper Priory, Birmingham) 1785

31 Bordly, T (from Talbot Inn [?] Lichfield) 1764

32­33 Borel, Charles (of Charleston, South Carolina) 1786

34­35 Boruwlaski, Count, Joseph (in Birmingham; Polish dwarf) 1804 (item 35 is missing)

36­52 Bosanquet, Richard (of Cheltenham, later of Falmouth) 1798­1806

53 Botfield, Thomas (of Court of Hill, Tenbury, Worcs) 1802

54­55 Botfield, William 1806

56­60 Botham, Samuel (of Uttoxeter, surveyor) 1790­1808

61 Bottom, Peter (of London) 1768

62­76 Boudinot, Elias (of Philadelphia, USA, 1798­1799 a director of the US Mint)

77 Boughton, Edward (of London) 1795

79 Boultbee, Joseph (of Baxterley, Warkwickshire) 1795

80 Boulton, James (of Birmingham) 1769­1770

81­83 Boulton, John (of Turvey, Bedfordshire) 1799­1816

85 Boulton, William (of Birmingham) 1808

86­100 Bordieu, Chollet & Bordieu, Messrs (of London, agents 1790­1794 to Messrs Monneron of Paris)

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101­130 Bordieu, Chollet & Bordieu, Messrs (of London, agents 1790­1794 to Messrs Monneron of Paris)

131 Bordieu Freres, Messrs (of Geneva) 1802

132­146 Bourdon, H (of Versailles, France) 1786­1789

147­148 Bourgeois, Mrs (of Birmingham, widow, trading as 1790 Messrs Trout & Bourgeois)

149­152 Bourne, William sturges (of London, politician) 1804­1805

153­155 Bousaque, Count Louis de (from London) 1795

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

159­163 Bowyer, Robert (of London, artist) 1795­1814

164 Boyd, Benfield & Co, Messrs (of London, bankers) 1796

165­174 Boydell, John (of London, engraver and publisher) 1760­1802

175­209 Boyneburgh, August von (of Irica) 1813­1814

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1­4 Bracebridge, A (of Atherstone Hall, Warks) 1803­04

5 Bradbury, Edward (of Soho, Birmingham, workman at 1800 the Manufactory)

6­8 Bradley, Benjamin (of Birmingham, canal agent) 1804

9­10 Bradley, Henry (of Messrs Bradley, Shipton & Co, London) 1804­05

11 Bragg, William (of Handsworth) 1804

12­17 Braithwaite, D (of London, secretary to the 1780­1793 General Post Office)

18­19 Brandt, Charles Frederick (of Manchester borough reeve) 1799

20­21 Brasbridge, Joseph (of London, silversmith) 1801

22­24 Braithwaite, James (of Kendal, Westmorland) 1801

25 Bratt, Mr (of Birmingham) 1792

26­27 Brearley, Joseph (of New Inn Hall, Handsworth) 1806 [nd]

28­39 Breda, Carl Fredrick von (of London, artist) 1792­1796

40­48 Bree, Dr Robert (of Birmingham, physician) 1796­1804

49­50 Breguet, Abraham Louis (of Paris, watchmaker) 1816

51 Brendel, Christian Frederick (of Freyburg, Upper Saxony, 1804 mineralogist)

52 Brereton, Rev W (of Cottesmore, Rutland) 1781

53 Brettell, Thomas (of London, clerk to the 1793 Dudley Canal Company)

54­55 Brewster, Sir David (of Edinburgh, natural philosopher) 1820­1822

56 Breynton, Jonathon (of Lichfield) 1804

57 Brickdale, Matthew (of Lythwood near Shrewsbury, Salop) 1783

58­64 Brickwood, John (of London) 1792­1806

65­66 Birdgeman, Thomas (of Birmingham) 1798­1804

67­76 Bridgnorth election, Papers concerning the 1802 (especially correspondence with J Alston, John Whitmore and I H Browne)

77 (missing) Bristol: “Questions from Bristol respecting the Union Mill 1799 Co, Birmingham, and Answer thereto”

78 British & Foreign Bible Society, the 1817

79­80 British Association, The 1839

81 British Cast Plate Glass Manufacturers: 1798 account of M Boulton

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

82 British Museum, the Trustees of the 1807

83­85 Broadley, Charles E (of Hull) 1791­1795

86 Broadley, I & Co (of Hull) 1787

87 Broadley, Isaac (of Hull) 1776

88 Brock, Daniel de Lisle (of Guernsey, bailiff of Guernsey) 1837

89 Brocklesby, Richard (of London, physician) 1796

90 Brodie, A (of London) 1799

91 Brook Lord (of Edinburgh) 1797

92­98 Brooke, John (of Birmingham, attorney and Law Clerk 1792­1797 to the Assay Office)

99 Brooke, Nicholas (of Exeter, mayor of that city) 1780

100­101 Brooke, Robert (from ‘near Hertford’) 1772

102 Brookes, Francis (of Stafford, High Sheriff of Staffs) 1794

103­107 Broome, Samuel (of London) 1789

108 Brown, A Noble (of Balliol College, Oxford) 1791

109­111 Brown, Alexander (of Glasgow) 1791

112­113 Brown, Anthony (of London, agent for the 1806 island of Antigua)

114­115 Brown, B (of London, officer of East India Company) 1799

116­119 Brown, Admiral W 1800­1813

120 Brown, George (of Lakenham, Norfolk, paymaster of 1800 Inniskilling Dragoons)

121 Brown, Lieutenant J (of Milton Ernest, Bedfordshire) 1801

122­124 Brown, Mrs Catherine (of Milton Ernest, Bedfordshire, née Boulton) 1806

125­129 Brown, Mrs M V (wife of Admiral Brown) 1804­1813

130 Brown, Richard 1808

131­138 Brown, Richard & Son (of Derby, sculptors and marble 1799­1805 masons)

139 Browne, Captain (of London, governor to Prince of 1790 Furstenburg)

140­168 Browne, Isaac Hawkins, the younger (of Badger Hall, 1781­1808 Salop, essayist and MP for Bridgnorth)

169 Bruce, D Crauford (in Birmingham) 1801

170­72 Brunel, Sir Marc isambard (of London, civil engineer) 1799

173 Brunton Forbes & C (of Birmingham, seedsman) 1793

174 Brunton, John (of Perry Hill, near Birmingham) 1787

175 Brunton, Mrs Isabella (of Hockley) 1780

176 Brusaque, Count (in London) 1792

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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1­9 Buchanan, Andrew (of Baltimore, America) 1778­1799

10­15 Buchanan, John (of Soho Manufactory, Birmingham) 1782­1784

16 Buchanan, Lloyd of Baltimore, America) 1796

17­22 Buchanan, William (of London, picture dealer) 1813­1815

23­24 Buckeridge, Rev C (of Tong, Staffordshire) 1796­1797

25­26 Buckeridge, T (of Lichfield, Staffordshire) 1782

27 Buckingham, George Nugent Grenville Temple, 1802 Marquis of (in Birmingham)

28­29 Buckton, William (of London) 1814

30­31 Buckwald, Baron (of Denmark) 1796

32 Buddle, John, junior (of Wallsend Colliery, 1803 Newcastle­on­Tyne)

33 Budge, Esther (of Camborne, Cornwall) 1784

34­47 Budge, William (of London, private secretary 1798­1799 to Mr Dundas)

48­50 Buller, Richard & Co (of London, merchants) 1797­1800

51­53 Buller, Sir Francis (of London, judge) 1795

54 Bunbury, Thomas (of Handsworth, silversmith): articles 1770 of agreement with Boulton & Fothergill

55 Burdett, S P (of Rastadt, formerly of Liverpool) 1777

56­73 Bureau, Daniel (of London, merchant) 1766­1804

74 Burgess, Captain Thomas, junior (of London) 1796

75 Burrowes, Rev Dr (in Birmingham) 1806

76 Burslem, W (in Birmingham) 1809

77 Burton, colonel (later Lord Conyngham): Soho 1769 memorandum of goods ordered

78 Burton, Joseph (of Birmingham, chaser): articles of 1768 agreement with Boulton & Fothergill

79 Bury, Mrs (of Birmingham) 1804

80­82 Busch, George Henry (of Hamburg, mercant) 1787­1803

83­84 Butcher, Francis (of London) 1769­1788

85 Butler, Mrs (of Dublin) 1796

86­89 Butler, Thomas (of Kirkstall Forge, near Leeds, Yorkshire) 1798­1801

90 Butler, William 1801

91­97 Butterworth, H (of Coventry, timber merchant) 1789­1791

98­99 Button Association, Committee of the Birmingham: 1800 (letters from William Anderton and Robert Thursfield)

100­104 Byerley, Thomas (of London, nephew and partner of 1787­1790 Josiah Wedgwood)

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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1 C, S (of London) 1808

2­28 Cabrit, Andrew Jeremiah (clerk to MB at Soho: includes 1772­1792 letters and translations from Swellengrebel, Mme Sinckelaar, Brother Overman, Mr Berckemeyer)

29 Cadbury, Richard (bills to MRB) 1807­1814 Cadbury & Rutter (photographs of receipt) 1794

30­32 Cadell & Davies (of London, publishers) 1810­1811

33 Caher, Lord (of Caher, Ireland) 1808

34­40 Call, John Sir (of London, military engineer) 1787­1799

41­47 Calonne, L’Abbe de (of London) 1792­1805

48­51 Calthorpe, Henry Gough, Baron 1790­1797

55­57 Camara, F da (agent to the Queen of Portugal; from 1798 London and Swansea)

58 Cambrian Copper Company (Prospectus for) 1818

59 Cambridge, Richard Owen (of Twickenham, author) 1777

60­63 Cameron, Robert (of Newcastle) 1786­1790

64 Cammenga, D T van (merchant of Emden, Germany) 1814

65 Campbell, Duncan (of London) 1809

67­72 Canning, George (politician, of London; includes printed 1828 list of subscribers to Canning’s monument)

73­74 Cantrel, John (of London) 1765­1766

75 Cantrell, M M Miss (of London) 1764

76­80 Capper, Francis Hall (son of Peter Caper) 1785­1792

81­116 Capper, Peter (of Bristol) 1767­1786

117­121 Capper, Peter junior 1777­1792

122 Capper, Walter Hall 1824

123­128 Capstack, William (of Cheltenham) 1801­1802

129­130 Caraccioli, Mr (Secretary to the Neapolitan Ambassador) 1794

131 Carburi, Jean­Baptiste (of Turin, professor of chemistry) 1765

132 Carcel & Careau (of France: printed description of a 1801 mechanical lamp)

135 Carew, Reginald Pole (of London) 1805

137 Carini, Prince (from London) 1804

136 Carkeek, Stephen (of Sinns?) 1780

138­139 Carlebur, Arnold (from London: legal agent for 1786 Mr Cornelius Sinckelaar and Mrs Swelengrebel)

149­153 Carles, Eliza Mrs (from Bath) 1794­1801

140­148 Carles, Joseph (of Handsworth) 1788­1793

154­155 Carless, William & Brooke (of Birmingham) 1784­1785

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

156 Carless, Thomas (of Birmingham, druggist) 1765

157 Carleton, Zech (of London) 1769

158­159 Carlille, James (of York) 1795

160­167 Carmichael, John Dr (Physician to the Birmingham 1799­1807 General Hospital, 1796­1805)

168 Carmichael, Maurice 1808

52­54 Carnac, J Mr (from London) 1799­1801

169 Carpenter, Thomas (of London); Warehouseman 1769

170 Carr, William (of London) 1783

171­172 Carron, L’Abbé, junior (Somers­Town: 1804 printed appeal for charity)

174­180 Letters and papers concerning Carronade guns made 1779­1781 Carron Company Ironworks, Stirlingshire

181 Carruthers & Matthews of Liverpool 1788

183 Carthew, J (private secretary to Mr Pitt) 1798

184 Cartwright, J of Dudley 1795

185 Carver, Elizabeth 1781

186 Carver, J & Norgrove, J 1775

187­189 Cary, J of London (?cartographer) 1795­1797

190­192 Cary, L F Hon 1769­1771

190A Cary, William (London, mathematical instrument maker) 1792

191A Caslon, William (engraver & typefounder, 1692­1766: 1935 booklet on by William Bennett, dated 1935)

192A Cassel & Traub (of Bremen, merchants) 1802

182 Castle Inn, Birmingham (agreement for 1784 assignment of lease)

193 Catchett, John (of London) 1775

194­195 Cathcart, Charles Baron (from St Petersburg & Edinburgh) 1772­1775

196 Catherlough, Earl of (from Barrels, Ireland) 1772

197 Caulfield, Thomas (of Moy, Armagh) 1788

198­199 Caulier, J de (tutor in Lichfield) 1798

200­263 Cavalli Count (of Italy) 1779­1786

204­206 Cavendish, Henry (of Doveridge, Derbyshire: 1773, 1793 natural philosopher)

207­210 Cayley, George Sir (from London) 1799

211 Cazenove, John Henry (of London) 1791

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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1 Chabot, Viscount (from Stratford on Avon) 1816

2­7 Chalie, Francis (Wine Merchant, London) 1801

8­9 Chalie, John & Matthew (Wine Merchants, London) 1787

10­20 Chalmers, George (Scottish antiquary) 1789­1807

21­22 Chalon, Alfrew Edward (portrait painter: to MRB) 1839

23 Chamberlain, H & R (chinaware manufacturers, 1799 Worcester)

24­25 Chamberlaine, William (patent for pressing metals) 1664, 1673

26 Chambers, J (of Birmingham) 1777

27 Chambers, Lady 1805

28­32 Chambers, Richard (Mayor of Newcastle on Tyne) 1784­1814

33­34 Chambers, William Sir (Architect, London) 1777, 1791

35 Chambers, William Henry (poet, of Lichfield) 1809

36 Chamilly, William de 1795

37­40 Champion, John 1785­1790

41 Chance & Homer, Messrs (of Birmingham, glass 1794 manufacturers)

42 Chance, Henry 1816

43­48 Chantrey, Sir Francis Legatt (sculptor; London, to MRB) 1832­1839

49 Chapman, Joseph (of Gloucstershire) 1765

50­74 Chapman, William (Engineer; from Newcastle & Ireland) 1780­1797

75 Chappuis, Charles (from Geneva) 1796

76­77 Charles R (from Dublin) 1804

78­80 Charlville, Earl of Charles William Bury (from Dublin) 1804

81­83 Charmilly, Colonel de (in French) 1797­1798

84 Chase, George (of Berkshire) 1789

85 Chawner, Thomas (Goldsmith, of London) 1772

86 Checketts, Mr (of Stratford on Avon) 1803

87 Chenevix, Richard (Chemist & mineralogist) n.d.

88­94 Chenu, D (from London; in French) 1795­1796

95 Chenu, Madame 1796

96 Chester, Bishop of: William Cleaver 1781

97­98 Cheston, Thomas (Bucklemaker, of Birmingham) 1786, 1808

99­103 Chetwynd, Sir George (of Grendon Hall; to M R Boulton) 1832­1841

104­105 Chetwynd, Viscount Richard 1789­1803

106 Chichester, Lord Spencer 1804

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

107 Child, W & C (of London) 1800

108 Chinnery, John (of the Treasury, London) 1798

109 Chirm, Joseph (pump maker, of Birmingham) 1807

110 Chisolm, William (from Birmingham) 1804

111 Choisnard, Ch (from Calais) 1815

112­113 Christie, James (Auctioneer, London) 1801

114­115 Christie, Robert (Merchant, London) 1795­1796

116­120 Christoe, James (Agent for Rose Copper Co, Cornwall) 1793­1803

121 Church, Angelica (of London) 1794

122­126 Churchill, General George 1798

127­128 Circello, Marquis de (Envoy & Minister for Sicily) 1794

129­134 Clais, John Sebastian (Mining Engineer, of Prussia) 1772­1781

135 Clanbrassill, Earl of: James Hamilton 1794

136 Clark, M O (of Maidford) 1784

137 Clark, Jeremiah (Organist, Birmingham) 1801

138­139 Clark, Sarah (widow of Jeremiah Clark: to MRB) 1816

147­148 Clarke, John (Druggist, Birmingham) 1802

140­146 Clarke, Nathanial Gooding (Recorder, of Walsall) 1797­1808

149­157 Clarke, Richard & Green, Messrs (Hardwaremen, London) 1781

158 Clarmont, Gabriel (Merchant, London) 1788

159­162 Clay, Charles (coachmaker, Birmingham) 1803, 1808

163­164 Cleveland, William (of Alcester) 1781

165 Clement, Charles (of Sheffield) 1791

166­168 Clements, Samuel (of Lichfield, Plumber & glazier) 1766­1769

169 Clermont, Earl of William Henry Fortescue 1771

170 Cleveley, C Mrs (wife of Robert C) 1806

171­172 Cleveley, Robert (Marine painter) 1806

173­175 Cliffe, W (of Brades, Worcestershire) 1796­1802

176­178 Clifford, Thomas 1800­1801

179­181 Clifton, R (of Stamford) 1796­1799

182­185 Cline, Henry (of London, Surgeon) 1800­1807

186 Clinton, Colonel (Secretary to Duke of York) 1804

191 Coate, E 1799

187­190 Coal Tax of 1819 (Resolutions on) 1819

192­204 Cobb, Francis (of Lichfield: banker & receiver general 1764­1802 for Staffordshire)

205­219 Cobb, James (of East India House, London) 1793­1806

220­221 Cockerell, Charles Sir (MP for Evesham) 1829

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

222 Cockran, Thomas (of Dublin) 1783

223 Cockshutt, Edward (agent to Lord Dudley) 1782

224­227 Coffin, Isaac Admiral 1815­1818

228 Cofton Hall, Warwickshire (Sale Particulars) 1809

229­236 Coggan, Charles Thomas (of East India House) 1774­1800

237­240 Coggan, James (of East India House) 1801­1808

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1 (missing) Colchester, Lord (Charles Abbot, speaker of House of 1805 Commons)

2 Colclough, Patrick (of Annvill, Carlow, Ireland) 1788

3­4 Colebrook, Sir George (of Stoke Park, near Devizes, 1790­97 Wiltshire)

5 Coles, James (of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, 1797 cloth manufacturer)

6 Coles Mrs Maria A (of Ledbury, Herefordshire) 1807

7­10 Colesby, William (of Leghorn, bankrupt) 1794­1795

11 (missing) Coley, William (of Birmingham, jewellery): indenture of 1824 apprenticeship

12 Collier, Benjamin (of Stockport) n.d.

13 Collier, George (from Newport), Salop) 1789

14 Collings, James (of Bath) 1782

15­83 Collins, Andrew (travelling on Continent) 1787­1813

84­99 Collins, John (of Stafford) 1791­1803

100­104 Collins, John (of Birmingham, author and actor) 1800

105 Collins & Keen, Messrs (of Stafford) 1799

106­107 Colmore, Lionel (of London, ? actor) 1797­1798

108 Colonial Department, The: letter from Sir A Wood 1831

109­111 Colquhoun, Patrick (of Westminster, magistrate) 1797­1805

112 Colville, W (of London) 1804

113­114 Combe, H C (of London) 1789­1806

115 Concher, Elizabeth & Hannah (of London, dressmakers): 1860 bills

116­118 Coninck, Frederick de (of Copenhagen) 1799­1801

119­122 Conquest, Mrs Mary (of Birmingham, 1787­1805 wife of Richard Conquest)

123­131 Conquest, Richard (of Birmingham, wine merchant) 1787­1803

132 Conway, Field­Marshal Henry Seymour 1777

133 Cook, Richard (of London) 1769

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

134­136 Cooke, Joseph: bills 1758­1768

137 Cooke, Thomas (of Hereford) 1806

138 Cookson, Thomas (of Leeds) 1767

139 Cookson, William (of Leeds) 1787

140­142 Cooper, George (of Lichfield) 1790

148 Cooper, Sir Grey (of London, politician) 1776

143 Cooper, James (of Poplar, millwright) 1792

144 Cooper, John (of London, millwright) 1798

145 Cooper, John 1802

146 Cooper, Joseph (of Carron, Ironworker) 1789

147 Cooper, M (or Edinburgh) 1778

149 Cooper, Thomas (natural philosopher and lawyer) 1808

150 Cooper, William 1801

151 Cope, John (of Birmingham) 1794

152 Copestake, Thomas (of Uttoxeter, jeweller & lapidary): n.d. [c 1766] extract from Mary Howitt: an autobiography

153 Coppard, Ann (of Westminster) 1794

154 Corbett, Edward (of Ynys­y­Machgwyn near Machynlleth) 1806

155 Cork, The Bishop of [The Rt Rev – Foster] Birmingham 1789

156­163 Cork & Orrery, The Countess of [Lady M Boyle] 1799­1801

164­170 Cornewall, Sir George [of Moccas Court, Herefordshire) 1804

171 Cornish Petition, The n.d. [c 1790]

174­176 Corrie, Rev John (of Woodville) 1815­1816

172 Corry, Edward (from Liverpool, secretary to HRH Prince 1805 William of Gloucester)

173 Corry, Isaac (from Birmingham, ? Irish politician) 1806

177 Cort, Henry (of Stourbridge, ironmaster) 1784

178­180 Cotton, George (of Romford, Essex) 1795

181­189 Cotton, Sir Joseph (of London, governor of The English 1798­1800 Copper Company)

190 Cotton, Thomas 1810

191­226 Cottrell, Sir Stephen (of London, secretary to 1786­1808 the Board of Trade)

227 Cottrell, Thomas (of Birmingham) 1795

228­233 Courtney, Thomas Peil (of London, agent for Ceylon) 1804­1805

234 Coutts, Thomas (of London, banker) 1798

236 Cox, Mr (of Quarley, Hampshire) 1822

237­241 Cox, Robert Albion, specification for 1772­1788 smelting ores and metal

238­248 Cox, R Kilby (of London) 1798

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

249 Cox, William (of London) 1791

250­261 Cox, William Sands (of Birmingham, surgeon) 1828­1842

262­263 Cramond, Sophia (of Birmingham, wife of H Cramond) 1804

264 Crane, Joseph (of Bewdley) 1796

265 Crane, William (of Birmingham) 1804

266 Crank, Mr: Soho memorandum of goods ordered 1769

267­271 Crauford, Sir James (at Birmingham, partner in the 1800­1805 lead mine at Wanlockhead, Scotland)

272 Crauford, Sir Patrick (of Bristol) 1777

273­274 Craven, Lord [William Craven] (at Birmingham) 1803­1810

275 Craven, Lady [later Margravine of Anspach] (of Combe 1771 Abbey, Warkwickshire)

276­278 Crawshay, Richard (of London, ironmaster) 1783­1799

279 Creaghe, Richard (of Cheltenham) 1794

280 Creaser, Thomas (of Bath) 1800

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281 Creech, William (of Edinburgh, publisher an Lord Provost) 1776

282­283 Creighton, Thomas (of Coniston, Lancashire) 1791

287 Cremorne, Viscount [Thomas Dawson] (of London) 1806

284­286 Crew, Robert H (of London, secretary to 1796­1801 Board of Ordnance)

288­289 Crichton, James junior (of Glasgow) 1808

290 Cripps, Thomas (of Birmingham, buttonmaker) 1796

292­294 Croft, Rev George (of Birmingham, lecturer at St Martin’s, 1795­1801 Birmingham)

291 Croft, Mary: receipt for interest on loan 1763

295 Crombosch, Messrs 1802

296 Crompton, John (of Manchester) 1792

297­298 Croom, William (of Dundee) 1796

299 Crowther, W (of London, bank clerk) 1789

300 Croxall, E junior (of Shunstoke (Warkwickshire) 1781

301­321 Crummer, James (of London and Berrington, 1802­1810 Herefordshire)

322 Crumpton, James (of Handsworth): 1769 apprenticeship indenture

323 Cumming, Alexander (horologer): bill 1787

324 Cumming, Rev John Penrose 1787

325 Cunningham, Thomas (of Gloucester) 1784

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

326­327 Cunningham, Messrs W & P (of Edinburgh, goldsmiths) 1791

328 Cupelo, Joseph (from London) 1796 329­330 Currey, Edward (of London) 1805

331­332 Curtis, Rev Charles (of Birmingham, rector of St Martins) 1802­1812

333­362 Curtis, Joseph (of Walsall) 1799­1816

363­364 Curtis, William (of London, banker) 1793­1796

365­366 Curzozn, Lord [Assheton Curzon] (from Hagley) 1799­1808

367 Customs, Board of (London) 1821

368 Cutler & Heigelin, Messrs (of Naples) 1790

369 Cybulski, ­ de, (from London) 1800

370 Czernichew, M (from London, Russian ambassador): n.d. [c 1770] Soho memorandum of goods ordered

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1 D ­ 1787

2­3 D ­, L 1803

4 Dasley, Thomas (of the Hotel, Birmingham) 1790

5 Dagge, H (of Killiganoon, Truro) 1788

6­21 Dagley, Robert (of Cheadle) 1791­1802

22­30 Dalrymple, Alexander (of London, hydrographer to the 1774­1801 Admiralty)

31­46 Dalrymple Sir John (of Edinburgh, judge) 1776­1795

47­49 Damer, Anne Seymour (of London, sculptress) 1817­1827

50 Danburgh, L C (of Falmouth) 1787

51­55 Daniell, Major J (of Erdington) 1791

56­61 Daniell, R A (of Truro) 1786­1789

62 Darby, Abraham & Samuel (of Coalbrookdale, 1799 ironmasters)

63 Darby, George 1808

64 Darby, Samuel (of Coalbrookdale, ironmaster) 1789

65 Darch, Mr (of Messrs Halliday, Darch & Ludlow) 1788

66­80 D’Arcy, Mrs Catherine (of London) 1800­1807 (item 79 is missing)

81­106 D’Arcy, Peter (of Baddesley Green, schoolboy) 1797­1806

107­109 D’Arcy, Thomas (of Dublin) 1788­1790

110­121 Dartmouth, George, Earl of (of Sandwell Hall) 1793­1806

122­144, Dartmouth, William, Earl of (of Sandwell Hall) n.d. [c 1760] ­1797

157­167 (1731­1801)

147­156 Dartmouth, William Earl of (of Sandwell Hall) (b1784) 1824­1839

168­170 Dartmouth, Lady 1771­1831

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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171­173 Dartmouth, Lady 1771­1831

174­175 Dashwood, Lady (of London) 1772

176­177 Danbur, L C (of Falmouth) 1785­1788

178­180 Danbur, Theodore & Co (of Falmouth) 1780­1789

181­183 Davenport & Farrant, Messrs (of London, tailors) 1779­1786

184­185 Davidson, Charles (of Baltimore) 1799

202 Davie, Lieutenant General 1810

186 Davies, David (of Pipe Hall) 1788

187 Davies, David & Co (of Birmingham) 1800

188 Davies, Mrs A (of Swansea, Boulton’s niece) 1804

189 Davies, Mrs R (of Swansea) 1800

190­200 Davies, William (of London) 1802­1803

201 Davies, A (of London) 1816

203 Davis, John (of Windsor, locksmith) 1788

204 Davis, Martin (of Penryn, Cornwall, attorney) 1780

206 Davis, R F (of London) 1839

207­235 Davison, Alexander (of London, Lord Nelson’s 1798­1806 Prize Agent)

236 Davison & Hawksley, Messrs (of Arnold Mill) 1799

237 Davison, I (of East India Company, London) 1804

238 Davy, Lady Jane (wife of Sir Humphrey Davy) 1828

239­241 Day, Joseph (of Maldon, Essex) 1817­1818

242 Day, William (of London) 1818

243­244 Deane, Anthony junior (of London) 1761­1796 246, 248

245, 247 Deane, Anthony senior (of Whittington) 1761­1766

250­252 Dearman & Co (of Eagle Foundry, Birmingham) 1801­1802

253­255 Dearman, John Petty (of Eagle Foundry, Birmingham) 1790­1784

256 Dearman, Richard (of Coalbrookdale) 1795

257­258 Dearman & Francis (of Eagle Foundry, Birmingham) 1793­1795

259 Deas, William Allen (of London) 1795

260 Debrett, John (of London, publisher & compiler) 1803

261 Dedam, A B G van (van de Gelder of La Haye) 1801

262 Dee, John (als de la Fonte, of London) 1801

263 Deekin, T (of Birmingham, hairdresser) [wmk 1795]

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

264 De Grave, Charles (of London) 1794

265­271 De Grave, P (of Kensington) 1794­1796

272 Delafield, John (of Messrs Whitbreads, London) 1787

273 De La Fons, John (of Birmingham) 1802

332 De La Fontaine, John (of Wolverhampton): articles of 1767 agreement with Boulton & Fothergill

274 Delap, Robert (of Loughbrickland, Ireland): articles of 1802 agreement with Matthew Boulton

275 De La Quadran, ­ (of London) 1769

276 Delaval, Abigail n.d. [c 1805]

277 Dell, Isaac (of Birmingham, house painter) [wmk 1801]

278­288 De Luc, Jean André (of Windsor, reader to 1784­1807 Queen Charlotte)

289 De Luc, John 1805

290­328 De Luc, Fanny (of Windsor) 1789­1820

329­331 Delves, Samuel 1799

Matthew Boulton Papers 229

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1 Dent, J (of Brass Works, Stone) 1803

2­3 Derbyshire, John (of Bradley Furnace) 1778

4­11 Deriabin, A (of St Petersburg, Russia) 1798­1814

12 Des Carrieres, J (from London) 1792

13 Dessin, Pierre (of Calais, France) 1787

14­20 De Thuisy Brothers (of London) 1812

21­23 Devaynes, W (of East India House, London) 1781­1786

24 Devis, Mrs Ellen (of London) 1797

25­27 Deykin, James (from Birmingham & London) 1808­1816

28 Dick, Charles (of Birmingham) 1814

29 Dick, Robert (of Edinburgh) 1784

30 Dicken, Thomas (? of Market Drayton, Salop) 1808

31­32 Dickenson, Rev Edward (of Stafford) 1814

33 Dickenson, William (of Messrs Dickenson, Goodall, 1801 Goodall & Dickenson of Birmingham, bankers)

34­35 Dickinson, Robert (of London) 1802

36 Dickinson, William: receipt 1772

37 Dickson, John (of London) 1780

38 Dietrichsen, Frederick (of London, merchant) 1808

39­43 Digby, William (of Meriden) 1794­1805

44­56 Dillon, Sir John Talbot (traveller, critic and 1782­1796 historical writer): letters and newscutting

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

57­58 Dimsdale, Thomas, Baron (of London) 1804

59­85 Dixon, Cornelius (of London, decorator and scene painter) 1795­1804

86­87 Dixon, Edward (of Ashwood House near Dudley) 1818

88 Dixon, Mr (of Sheffield) 1814

89 Dixon, Mr (of Liverpool) 1816

90­92 Dixon, George (of Soho) 1810­1812

93 Dixon, Gilbert (of Sheffield, attorney) 1772

94 Dixon, H J (of London, painter) 1804

95 Dobbins, James (of London, tailor) 1785

96 Dobbs, James (of Birmingham) 1802

97­117 Dobbs, Thomas (of Lifford, Kings Norton) 1790­1806

118 Docker, William (of Birmingham, slater) 1804

119­120 D’Olier, Jeremiah (of Dublin) 1804

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121 D’Olier, Messrs 1769

122 Dolland, Peter (of London, optician) 1765

123­124 Dolphin, Edward: receipts 1755­1759

125­129 Dolphin, James junior (of Birmingham): letters & accounts 1795­1799

130­136 Dolphin, Martha: receipts for interest and for rent for 1760­1767 Sarehole Farm

137 Dom, Thomas & Co (of London) 1801

138 Dominicus, G (of East India House, London) 1801

139 Donald & Co (of Nottingham) 1792

140 Donaldson, John (from London) 1787

141 Donaldson, T (from London) 1803

142 Donegal, Lady (of Fisherwick) 1797

143­151 Donisthorpe, George (of Birmingham, clockmaker): 1763­1803 letters and accounts

152­153 Doubleday, Benjamin (of Epping) 1805

154 Douglas, Andrew (of Kelson) 1802

155 Down, R (of London) 1793

156 Down, Thornton, Free & Down (of London, bankers) 1815

157 Downes, Rev Dr D (of London) 1781

158 Drewe, Samuel (of London, merchant) 1792

159­160 Drinkwater, Peter (of Manchester) 1790­1801

161­162 Drummond, General (from Birmingham) 1808

163 Drummond, Henry (from Birmingham) 1805

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

164­166 Drummond, James (of London) 1813­1815

167 Drummonds, Messrs (of London, bankers): notice of 1801 opening of banking and commercial house in Paris

168 Drury & Gilbert, Messrs (of London) 1795

169 Drury, John (of London) 1805

170 Drusina, Jams de (from London) 1788

171 Dubois, Pierre (from London) 1800

172­174 Dudley Canal Company: Notice, memorandum and report 1797­1816 of the Committee

175­176 Dudley, George (of London) 1814

177­179 Dudley, Sir Henry Bate (of London, journalist) 1786­1804

180 Dudley, Thomas (of Hallamanning) 1780

181­186 Dudley, Lord (of Himley, Worcestershire) 1777­1806

187 Duffus, James (of Elgin) 1816

188 Dugdale, Dugdale Stratford (of London) 1811

189 Duhane, Jacob (Post Master of Deal) 1793

190 Dulau & Co (of London, booksellers) 1812

331 Dumarest, M (from London) 1788

191­197 Dumarest, Rambert (of Paris) 1790­1791

198 Dumee, Monsieur (from Soho) 1773

199­282 Dumergue, Charles (of London, dentist) 1789­1807 (please note: items 221­230 have been filmed in reverse order)

283­285 Dumergue, Charles, junior (of London) 1802­1805

286­289 Dumergue, Miss Sophia (of London) 1807­1830

290 (missing) Dumergue: letters, photographs, family trees 1934

291 Dumfries, Earl of, Patrick Crichton: order for delivery of 1777 paintings

292­294 Duncan, James (of Glasgow) 1803­1805

295­296 Duncomb, Davis & Ingram, Messrs (of Birmingham, 1777­1778 merchants)

297 Duncombe, Stynt (of Bwedley) 1760

298 Dundas, Henry, first Viscount Melville 1777

299­302 Dundas, Lord (of London) 1802­1806

303 Dundas, Rt Hon William (Secretary at War, 1804­06) 1805

304 Dundonald, Lord, Archibald Cochrane (of Culross Abbey) 1783

305 Dundonald, Lord, Thomas (10th Earl of): typescript 1860 extract from the autobiography of, by Seaman

306 Dunkirk: printed proposal for disposal of large land estate 1778 in the French Netherlands near Dunkirk

307 Dunn, Elizabeth (née Mason, of Yoxall, Staffordshire) late 18th C

308­320 Dupeyrat, Jean Baptiste Barthelemy (of Paris): letters, 1790­1814

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

memoranda of agreement, cuttings and engravings

321 Duplan, G (from London) 1781

322­324 Dupont, Monsieur (from London and Hants) 1792

325 Dupont, Gainsborough (of London, painter and engraver) 1790

326 Dupre, Augustin (from London) 1787

327 Dupre, Ann (from London) 1783

328­329 Dupuis, Lewis (of Sheffield) 1769

330 Duras, Marquis de (from Birmingham) 1798

338 Dumarest, Edward (of Birmingham, brazier): bill 1770

332­337 Du Roveray & Co (of London) 1791

339­359 Du Roveray, John Peter (of London, merchant): letters, 1771­1804 printed list of vessels belonging to F Romberg & Son of Brussels

360­361 Dutton, John (of London) 1807

362­363 Duval, John Sons & Co (of London, merchants and 1770­1786 jewellers)

364 Dyer, Mr (of London) 1787

365 Dyott, Joseph (of Birmingham) 1767

366­371 Dyott, Joseph junior (of Birmingham and London): letters 1771­1781 and delivery note

372­376 Dyott, Richard (of Freeford, Staffs) 1797­1807

377 Dyott, Simon (of Birmingham): bill 1761

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1 Eardley, Edward (of Apedale, Newcastle under Lyme) 1795

2­15 East India Company: letters, report of proceedings re: 1784­1831 sale and prices of tea, accounts, conditions of contract for British copper

16­18 Eaves, Richard (of Sarehole, Yardley, stepson of 1764­1800 John Baskerville): receipts and bankruptcy notice

19­37 Ebbingham, John (of Germany): letters, memorandum, bill 1764­1772

38 Eborall, S (of Lichfield) 1789

39­48 Eccleston, Daniel (of Lancaster): letters, printed petition 1794­1796 to the King and measure for cultivation of potatoes

49 Eccleston, Mr [late 18th C]

50­79 Eckhardt, A G (of London): letters, accounts, articles of 1772­1807 agreement, printed description and use of rolling parallel ruler, printed account of advantages of mills with flat­board wheels for draining marshes

80 Eckhardt, F & A: printed account of machine for [1780s] deepening and scouring canals, rivers and ports

81 Eckhardt, F & A G (of London) 1792

82­88 Eckhardt, J T (of London) 1795­1796

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

89­91 Eckhardt, Mrs A G (:wife of J T Eckhardt) 1796

92 Eddy C (of London) 1792

93­94 Eden, Sir Frederick Morton (of London, writer on the 1800 state of the poor)

95­96 Edge, James (of London) 1781­1798

97­103 Edgeworth, Richard Lovell (of Ireland and of Berkamstead, 1774­1792 Hertfordshire, author)

104 Edgill, Rev T (of Birmingham) 1802

105 Edgworth, John (of London, attorney): case for opinion 1796

106 Edmonston, Rev Neil Benjamin (Office for Trade, 1801 Whitehall, London)

107 Edridge, William 1800

108­109 Edstrom, Stephen (of London) 1776­1778

110 Edwards, Ball & Co (of Birmingham, jewellers and 1838 silversmiths): bill

111 Edwards, Francis (of General Post Office, Edinburgh) 1794

112­184 Edwards, John (of the Hayle Copper Company, Cornwall): 1780­1806 letters, water rolling mill plans and notes thereon, receipt

185­191 Edwards, Nathaniel (of Derbyshire and London, solicitor): 1800­1801 letters, copy minutes of meeting re inclosure of Needwood Forest

192 Edwards & Lyon, Messrs (of London, agents of the 1815 Regent's Canal Company)

193 Edwards, Robert (of London, staymaker): bill 1775

Matthew Boulton Papers 231

Letter Box E2

1 Effingham, Earl of, Thomas Howard (of London, Master of 178[0s] the Royal Mint)

2 Egerton, Daniel D (of Birmingham, actor) [late 18 th C]

3 Egerton, Lady Anna­Sophia (from Birmingham, wife of 177[0s] John Egerton, bishop of Durham)

4 Egerton, Rev Francis Henry, Earl of Bridgwater 1794 (of London)

5 Eggington, James (of Rugeley Wharf) 1794

6­9 Eginton, Miss Anne (of Birmingham, daughter of 1819 John Egington)

10­31 Egington, Francis (of Handsworth, painter on glass): 1779­1939 letters, inventory, bill, newspaper cuttings

32 Eginton, John (of Birmingham, engraver) 1791

33 Elcho, Lord Francis (from Little Aston Hall) 1804

34 Elcho, The Dowager Lady (née Keck of Great Tew, 1821 Oxfordshire)

35­37 Eldon, Earl of John Scott (of London, 1803­1804 Lord High Chancellor)

38 Eley, Mr: law report re: buckle patent granted to Mr Eley [late 18 th C]

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

39­40 Ellenborough, Edward Law (Lord Chief justice of England) 1805­1806

41 Ellerton, Rev Edward (of Colton near Ulverston) 1807

42 Elliot, J M (of Penn near Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire) 1798

43 Ellis, Mr (of Sheffield) 1799

44­45 Elliston, Robert William (from Birmingham, actor) 1799­1817

46­52 Elphinstone, Hon W F (of the India Office, London) 1799­1804

53­65 Emery, William (of Brewood): letters, measurements of 1788­1789 timber, delivery notes

66­67 Englefield, Sir Henry Charles (of London, antiquary and 1805 scientific writer)

68­71 English Copper Company (of London): letters 1798­1799 & memorandum

72­73 Ensell, G (of Brussels) 1788

74­76 Erichsen, E (of Copenhagen) 1804

77 Ernst, John Henry (of London) 1769

78­80 Erskine, Cardinal (from London, legate) 1801

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81­82 Erskine, Lord T (of Edinburgh) 1763

83­87 Este, Rev C (of Hamburg and London) 1800­1801

88­89 Esterhazy, Prince (from London): memorandum and 1803 particulars of steam engines

90­92 Evans, Mrs Catherine (of Ross, wife of R Evans, surgeon) 1795­1818

93 Evans, Richard (of London, copyist) 1830

94­96 Evans, R (of Ross, surgeon) 1786­1800

97­98 Evill, William (of Bath) 1769­1786

99 Ewart, John (of London, brother of Peter Ewart) 1790

100 Ewart, Joseph (of Berlin, diplomat, brother of Peter Ewart) 1791

101­131 Ewart, Peter (of Manchester) 1789­1841

132­141 Ewen, John (of Aberdeen, hardware retailer) 1797­1807

142 Exeter, Earl of, Brownlow Cecil: memorandum of order 1776

143­147 Exeter, Earl of, Henry Cecil 1794­1803

148­149 Eykyn, Roger (of Wolverhampton, nurseryman): bills 1768­1769

150 Eyre, Mr (of Christ's Hospital, London): memorandum of 1769 goods ordered

151 Eyton, Mr (from Birmingham) 1808

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

Matthew Boulton Papers 232

Letter Box F1

1 Fabroni, Jean (of Florence, Mint Director) 1781

2­8 Foden, William (of London, geographer and printseller) 1786­1802

9 Falconer, Rev James (of Lichfield) 1791

10­13 Falconer, William (of Mansfield) 1769

14 Farley, Thomas (of Worcester) 1791

15 Farmer, Edward (of Birmingham, accountant) 1796

16 Farmer, I (of London & Hartshill near Atherstone) 1773

17­25 Farmer, W & I (of London, coach builders): letters, 1801­1807 estimate

26 Farnham, Earl of Barry (of Dublin) 1789

27 Farquharson, James (of Birmingham) 1769

28 Farren, Eliza, Countess of Derby (actress) 1796

29­30 Faulkner, Benjamin Rawlinson (of London, painter): letter, 1814­1815 bill

31 Fawcett, Mr (of Bruce de Ponthem & Co, London) 1804

32­69 Fawkener, W (of Council Office, Whitehall, London) 1786­1809

70 Fazakerley & Gilbert, Messrs (of Liverpool) 1769

71 Feather, A (of Birmingham) 1789

72­73 Fector & Minet (of Dover, carriers) 1788­1792

74 Fielde, Thomas (from London) 1769

75 Felkin, Mrs Winifred (of Birmingham) 1797

76 Fellowes, John (of Birmingham, candlestick maker): 1776 articles of agreement

78 Fenton & Co, Matthew (of Sheffield): extract of account 1776­1780

79­80 Fenton, John (of Birmingham), wire drawer: articles of 1767­1770 agreement

81­84 Fenton, Thomas (of Messrs Thomas & James Fenton 1788­1795 of Leeds)

85­90 Fenton, William: bills 1768­1770

91 Fereday, John 1807

92 Ferguson, General Sir Ronald Crawford (of Raith near 1801 Kirkcaldy)

93 Ferguson, George (of Falmouth) 1791

94­96 Ferguson, James (from Kidderminster): letters, 1771­1776 of equation of time

97­98 Fernyhough, I (of Bedworth) 1779

99­102 Ferryman, Rev Robert (of Gloucester) 1790

103­104 Fieldhouse, William (from Worcester) 1807

105 Finance, New Plan of: printed document 1807

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

106 Finch, John (from Lisbon, patentee of steam engines) 1799

107 Finch, Mrs Sarah (daughter of Dr Joseph Priestley): 1801 documents and correspondence re deed of trust

108 Finch, William (of Bordesley, Birmingham) 1804

109­116 Finck, Otto Jacob (of Altona near Hamburg): letters, 1788­1790 memorandum

117 Findlay, William, Junior (of Messrs John & 1801 William Findlay, Junior & Co, merchants of Halifax, Nova Scotia)

118 Finlay, John (of Dublin, banker) 1804

119 Fish, John (of London): extract of letter 1799

120­123 Fisher, Thomas (of Springfield House, Hampton in Arden): 1767­1771 receipts and bond

124 Fisher, John Charles (of Birmingham) 1801

125­136 Fisher, P C (of London) 1802

137 Fitter, Joseph (of Birmingham, toymaker): assignment of 1770 apprentice

138 Fitton, George (of Birmingham Heath) 1801

139 FitzAdam, Adam (of Birmingham) 1829

140­143 FitzGerald, William Thomas (of London, versifier) 1805­1807

144 FitzPatrick, General Richard (of War Office, politician) 1806

145 FitzWilliam, P (of Worcester) 1798

146­154 Flazman, John (of London, sculptor and draughtsman): 1801­1813 letters, accounts

155­158 Flaxman, John, senior (of Birmingham): bills and 1770 newspaper article, 1939

159 Flaxman, William (of London, artist), brother 1770 of John Flaxman)

160­162 Fleming John (of Glasgow, attorney and clerk to the 1798 Committee of the Water Supply)

163­167 Fletcher, Elizabeth (of Falmouth, mother of John Philip) 1795­1815

168 Fletcher, William (of Birmingham, musician) 1800

169 Fletcher, William (of Dublin) 1806

170 Flint, Cornelius (of Ecton Mine) 1790

171­172 Flint, C W (of Alien Office, Whitehall) 1801­1802

173­174 Florry, Miss (of Florry & Walker of Birmingham, factors): 1789 & letter and newscutting 1930

175 Florry, Mrs (of Birmingham) 1803

176 Floud, John (of Exeter) 1779

177 Flower, George M (of Walworth, Surrey) 1783

178­180 Floyer, Peter (of London, refiner) 1772

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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181­182 Floyer, William (of Hints, Staffs) 1799

183­185 Folingsby, George (of London, bootmaker) 1782­1799

186 Foote, Rev John (of Yoxall, Staffs) 1769

187­188 Forbes, Alexander (of Messrs Brunton & Forbes of 1790­1791 Birmingham, seedsmen)

189 Forbes, Benjamin (from Birmingham) 1794

190 Forbes, William (of London) 1778

191 Ford, I B (of Worcester) 1788

192­194 Ford, John N (of Birmingham, son of Samuel Ford) 1805­1806

195­197 Ford, Joseph (of London) 1816

198­229 Ford, Samuel (of Birmingham): letters, notes, 1793­1802 memoranda, etc including items relating to trustees and creditors of Samuel Ford

230 Ford Sir Francis (of London) 1799

231­232 Fordyce, Alexander (of Messrs, Neal, James, Fordyce & 1772­1773 Down of London, bankers)

233­234 Fordyce, George (of London, physician) 1776

235­237 Foreman, charles (of London, hop merchant): 1782­1786 letters, receipt

238 Foresta, Julias (of London) 1769

239­244 Forman, William (employee of Boulton & Watt, Soho) 1793­1797

245 Forrest, William (of Shifnal, Salop, millwright) 1801

246­247 Forrester, John Reinold (of London, naturalist) 1777

248 Forsyth, Alexander & Co (of London, gunmakers): 1816 letter & bill

249­252 Fortescue, Mrs Mary (née Glover, of Twyford, 1804 Maidenhead, Berkshire)

253 Foster, Henry (from Dublin) 1789

254 Foster, Jervis: receipted account 1800

255­256 Foster, John Leslie (from Birmingham, Irish judge) 1805

257­263 Foster, John (of Dublin, last speaker of the Irish House 1789­1808 of Commons, later Baron Oriel): letters & memorandum re: terms of first Irish coinage

264 Fothergill, John Thomas (of East Grinstead) 1789

265 Fothergill, Thomas (of Queen's College, Oxford) 1773

266 Fothergill, William (of London): receipted account 1770

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

Matthew Boulton Papers 233

Letter Box F2

1 Foucaut, G (of Paris) 1789

2­5 Foucaut, Monsieur, Junior (of Paris) 1789

6 Fountaine, Mrs (of ? London) 1769

7­12 Fowler, John D (of Burton on Trent): letters, minutes of 1800 committee & legal opinion re: inclosure of Needwood Forest

13­14 Fowler, Richard (of Erdington) 1800

15 Fowles, Eliz & Gibbons, Ann (of Birmingham) 1802

16­17 Fowles, Mrs Elizabeth (wife of William Fowles 1806 of Manchester)

18­19 Fox, Edward, junior (of Wadebridge) 1779­1808

20­25 Fox, George C & Sons (of Falmouth) 1782­1786

26­28 Void; numbers not used.

29­102 Fox, George C & Sons (of Falmouth): letters, accounts, 1789­1809 specimen Portugese coin

103­104 Fox, John: receipts for rent of Spooner's Farm 1766­1767

105 Fox, Joseph of Messrs Fox, Phillips & Fox (of Falmouth) 1784

106­109 Fox, Phillips & Sons (of Perran Wharf near Truro) 1786­1789

110 Fox & Norris (of Sheffield) 1791

111­112 Fox, Thomas (of Wellington) 1798­1800

113­114 Foy, George (of Hamburg) 1804

115 Francis, Thomas (of the Moat House, Birmingham): 1915 newspaper extract

116 Franel, Joseph (of Messrs Franel & Jackson of Smyrna, 1800 Egypt)

117­118 Frankland, Sir Thomas (of London) 1797

119­128 Franklin, Dr Benjamin (of London): letters, newcuttings 1765­1780 & (123 missing) 1933­1939

127a Fraser, R (of London) 1792

128a Fraser, Simon Lieutenant General (from London) 1800

129­130 Fraser, William (of London) 1800

131 Frasier, Mr (of King & Queen Foundry, London) 1806

132­133 Frears, Henry (of Birmingham) 1791­1792

134 (missing) "Freeholder, A": copy of letter written by Boulton in 1795 Aris's Gazette

135­137 Freeling, Sir Francis (of the General Post Office) 1800­1806

138 Freeman, Thomas Edwards (of Battesford, Glos): bond 1794

139­140 Freeman & Cooper Co, John (of Bristol) 1797­1805

141 Freeman, John, Junior (of Bristol) 1785

142­143 Freeman, Sambrook (of Fawley, Bucks) 1773­1780

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

144 Freeman, George (surgeon to the General Hospital, [1802] Birmingham)

145­152 Freer, Rev Thomas Lane (rector of Handsworth) 1804­1815

153­156 Freeth, Major S (of 23rd Light Dragoons from Birmingham 1804­1807 (155 missing) Barracks)

157 Freeth, Sampson (of Birmingham) 1781

158­160 Frege & Company (of Leipzig, bankers): letters, receipt 1789

161­166 Frege, C G (of Leipzig) 1791­1795

167­168 Freire, Manoel de Souza (of Lisbon) 1802

169­170 Frere, B (of Handsworth) 1812­1814

171­174 Frere, George (of London, attorney) 1798­1801

175­176 Frere, John (antiquary) 178[0s]­1791

177­182 Fridag, Sebastian (of London) 1789­1801

183 Frogatt, Mr (from Birmingham) [late 18th C]

184­186 Fry, Edund (of London, typefounder)1 1789­1799

187­188 Fry, Thomas (of Prestwood near Stourbridge) 1796­1800

189 Fuetter, Christian (of Berne, Switzerland, mint master) 1792

190 Funchal, Condé de (from London) 1814

191 Furbor, John (of London) 1795

192 Furey, John (of Northwick, Ches) 1791

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1­6 Galster, John George (of Birmingham) 1801­1807

8­10 Galton family, The (receipts for calls on Birmingham canal 1771­1772 shares, and interest due from Matthew Boulton)

16 Galton, Mrs n.d.

17­19 Galton, Mrs (of Duddeston) 1815­1817

89 Galton, Sir Francis (presscutting) 1909

84 Galton House: presscuttings 1929, 1960

11 Galton, Hubert (from Hockley Abbey) 1818

90 Galton, Major Hubert George Howard (of Droitwich), 1929 deceased: sale catalogue

12 Galton, Mary (of Bristol, spinster): bond 1770

86­88 Galton, Mary Ann (née Schimmelpennick, of Bristol): 1836 presscuttings

20­83 Galton, Samuel junior (of Birmingham) 1769­1814

13­15 Galton, Mrs Samuel (née Lucy Barclay, from Birmingham 1798­1814 and Duddeston) (items 14 and 15 are very faint in the original)

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

85 Galton Samuel: presscutting 1834

91­94 Galton, Samuel Tertius (of Birmingham) 1804­1807

95 Gape, Mrs E V 1786

96 Gardener, The, at Soho House: account 1795

97 Gardiner, Lady (of Buckley) 1838

98­99 Gardiner, The Hon Mrs (of Lichfield) 1804

100­101 Gardner, Nathaniel (of Birmingham) 1807

102­103 Gardner, R (from Birmingham and London) 1792, 1798

104­105 Gardner, Valentine (of Exmouth, Devon) 1803

106 Gardner, J (of Battersea) 1797

107 Garstin, Lt Col (of Bengal Engineers) 1799

108­109 Gascoigne, Miss A (from Edinburgh) 1786

110­113 Gascoigne, Sir Charles (of Carrow) 1780­1785

114 Gastedoux, D n.d.

115­116 Gastrill, William (of Birmingham) 1773

117­118 Gautir, J A (of Paris) 1800

119 Gautier, Mrs M (from London) 1800

120­138 Geast, Henry (of Deritend, barrister and coroner) 1806­1810

139 Geast, H and R: notice 1790

140­146 Geast, R (from Birmingham and Handsworth) 1789

147 Gebhardt, A G (of London) 1799

148 Gedda, Baron P (from Stockholm) 1769

149 Gee, Joshua (of Frizington Hall, Whitehaven, Cumbria) 1764

150 Gem, Roger William (of Birmingham, attorney at law) 1801

151 Gem, Thomas (of Birmingham, attorney at law) 1795

152­163 Genet, M (from Paris) Chef du bureaux des affaires 1783­1787, d'Etrangeres: includes letters from M Sage, assayer, of 1804 the Paris Mint and M de Bournoville

172 George, Miss (sister of Colonel George Chapman George from Birmingham) 1804

164­171 George, Colonel George Chapman (of Penryn) includes 1787 notice of a meeting of subscribers to Cornwall County Library

173 Gerono, Jean Christopher (from Liege, France) 1791

174 Gibbins, Brueton (of Birmingham) 1811

175­220 Gibbins, Joseph (Secretary to the Rose Copper 1798­1810 Company from Birmingham, London and Swansea)

221 Gibbins, Joseph (junior, from Swansea) 1812

222­225 Gibbins Joseph (The executors of) 1811­1812

226­228 Gibbons T (of Thomas and William Gibbons, 1793­17918 Wolverhampton)

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

229­230 Gibbons, Thomas (from The Portland Langstone harbour, 1802­1803 near Portsmouth)

231 Gibbons, W (of Wolverhampton) 1800

232 Gibbons, William and Co (of Bristol) 1800

233­238 Gibbs, Joseph (of Birmingham, buttonmaker) 1788­1801

233a­234a Gibbs, Sir Vicary (of London, judge) 1805­1806

235a Gibson, Anne (from Birmingham) 1809

236a Gibson and Forbes (Messrs of Northampton) 1799

237a Gibson, Robert (from London) 1769

238a, Gilbert Davies (from Tredrea and London) President of 1799­1810

239­240 Royal Society

241 Gilbert, A (from Pinner) 1802

242 Gilbert, George (from Hackney, London) 1799

243­263 Gilbert, John (of Worsley, 1755­1792 agent to the Duke of Bridgwater)

264 Gilbert, Philip (late of Jeffreys, Jones and Gilbert) 1802

280­281 Gilbert, Rev R (son of John Gilbert) 1810

265­279 Gilbert, Thomas (of Coton Staffordshire, MP, agent to the 1765­1790 Leveson­Gowers)

282 Giles and Forrest (of Birmingham, brewers) 1806

283 Gill, Thomas (of Birmingham, sword cutter and gunmaker) 1784­1796

292­293 Gillespie, Lieut Alexander, R N (of Birmingham): includes 1803­1804 prospectus

290­291 Gillespie, John (from London and Copenhagen) 1802­1806

294 Gillespie, Mrs Sarah Rachel (of Birmingham, 1805 wife of Lieutenant Alexander Gillespie)

289 Gilliberg, Francis Axel (from Portland Place, 1794 miniature painter)

295 Gillinge, Henry (of London) 1774

296 Gillings, Henry (of Handsworth, chaser): 1775 articles of agreement

297­299 Gilpin, Joshua (of London) includes price list of 1798­1799 goods from Philadelphia)

300 Gilpin, Joshua and Thomas (of Philadelphia): price list 1803

301 Gilpin, Robert (of Coalbrookedale) 1769

302 Gimblett, J, jnr (of Birmingham, watch manufacturer) 1773

303­304 Gisborne, John (from Hollybush and Orgreave, 1800­1813 near Lichfield)

305 Gisborne, Rev Thomas (from Yoxall Lodge) 1797

306­307 Gisborne, Thomas, junior (from Yoxall Lodge, 1809 near Lichfield)

308 Glastonbury, Lord (Jams Grenville) (from Butleigh) 1805

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

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1­11 Glenbervie Lord Sylvester Douglas (from London, 1801­1805 Sandwell, Lichfield and Pheasantry, Bushey)

12 Gloucester and Berkeley Canal Company 1794

13 Gloucester, Duke of, William Frederick 1806

14­22 Glover Charles (of Snow Hill, builder) 1794­1802

23 Glover, Joshua: memo of agreement 1773

24 Glover Phillis, (from Abercarne near Newport, 1802 wife of Samuel)

25­57 Glover, Samuel (from Falmouth, Birmingham, Newport, 1769­1803 London and Abercarne): correspondence, accounts, bonds

58 Glover, T (of the Bank of England from Birmingham) 1804

59 Glover, Thomason, Frey and Underhill, Messrs 1801 (of Great Charles Street, merchants)

60­67 Glynn, John (from London) 1813­1815

68 Godfrey, Freise and Company (from London) 1812

69­71 Goelet, Peter P (from New York and London) 1799

72 Goldsmid, Benjamin (from Roehampton, financier) 1805

73 Goldsmid, Jesse (from Roehampton, wife of Benjamin) 1806

74 Goldsmith, Mrs Louise (from Dublin) 1815

75 Gomex (from Seville) 1774

76­83 Gooch, Sir Thomas (of Benacre Hall, Saxmundham, 1798­1809 Suffolk)

84 Goodall, Francis (of Bull St, Birmingham, mercer) 1759

85 Goodall, J (of Goodall and Birch, Birmingham) 1799

86 Goodall, Michael (of Bull Street, Birmingham) 1797

87 Goodall, S (from Soho, Birmingham) 1801

88 Gooding, Abraham (from London) 1787

89­92 Goodricke Sir, John (minister at Stockholm): including 1767­1769 Soho memorandum of goods ordered

93 Goodwins, Platt and Goodwinn, Messrs (from London) 1787

94 Gordon, Alexander (of Goswell St distillery, London) 1799

95 Gordon, Dormer, Forsyth and Co (of London, seesmen): 1801 account

96 Gordon, Lord George (from London) 1785

97 Gordon, Mrs Harriet (née Whitbread, from Cardington, 1791 Bedfordshire)

98 Gordon, W (of the Horse Guards, London) 1804

99­100 Gorges, Diana Frances (of Cheltenham) 1801

101 Gorman, E S (from London) 1791

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

102 Gotobed, Francis (from London) 1790

193­104 Gott, Benjamin (of Leeds) 1803­1806

105­118 Gottwaltz, John Baptist (of Birmingham, postmaster) 1797­1809

119­120 Gottwaltz, Rev Francis (of Birmingham, 1817­1818 son of J Gottwaltz)

121­122 Gough, John (of Handsworth): Commission out of the 1792, 1800 Court of Chancery

123 Gourdez, J (from London) 1803

124 Gourdez, Laura (from London) 1805

125 Grafton, Duke of (Augustus Henry Fitzroy): order 1771

126 Grafton and Reddell (of Birmingham, printers): 1800 advertisement and trade card

128­130 Graham Rigg and Company (of Liverpool) 1809

131 Graham, Robert (from Glasgow) 1776

127 Graham, Thomas (from Balgowan) 1779

132 Grain: Queries and answers concerning the price of 1800

133 Grant, Archibald (from London) 1769

134 Grant, Henry (of Admiralty) 1806

`25­140 Grant, John (from London, Birmingham and Ravenhead) 1788­1800

141­142 Grant, Sir William (of London, Master of the Rolls) 1805­1806

143­147 Granville, Earl (Granville Leveson Gower) (from Lichfield, 1795­1820 Stafford and London)

148­150 Guy, Charles (of Covent Garden, London) 1802

151 Greatixm Cristopher (of Bull St, Birmingham, druggist, 1765 grocer and tea­man): receipt

152­153 Greavs, Richard (of Birmingham) 1790

154­176 Green, Amos (from London, Bath and York, engraver): 1769­1803 includes presscutting

177 Green and Ward, Messrs (of London) 1794

178­179 Green, Harriet (of Duddeston, wife of Amos) 1802

180­183 Green, James (from Ashted, Staford and Birmingham) 1800­1802

184 Green, John 1801

185­186 Green, Joseph (of London) 1799

187­188 Green, Joseph (of New St, Birmingham, merchant) 1783­1793

189 Green, Thomas (of Birmingham, gun lock filer): articles of 1763 agreement

190 Green, Thomas: account 1801

191­193 Green, Valentine (of London, engraver) 1787­1799

194 Green, Valentine and Rupert (from London) 1797

195­197 Greene, Richard (of Lichfield, antiquary and surgeon): 1780, 1939 includes presscutting

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

198­203 Greenhow, Thomas (of the Soho manufactory) 1787

204­205 Greffier, Francis Godfrey (from Jersey) 1812­1813

206 Gregory, Richard (from Spondon) 1791

207­212 Grenville, Lord (William Wyndham) (from Dropmore, 1800­1806 Buckinghamshire)

213­215 Gresley, Sir Nigel Bowyer (from Drakelow and Lichfield) 1790­1799

216­218 Gresley, Rev Dr Thomas (of Seal, nr Burton): 1776 includes receipt and memorandum of repair

221­231 Grenville, The Hon Charles Francis (from Warwick 1774­1805 and London)

219­220 Grenville, Lord, Earl of Warwick (from Birmingham): 1771­1773 includes memorandum of goods ordered

232 Grevis, Henshaw, Lord of the manor of Yardley: receipt 1758

234 Grey, Colonel H (of Birmingham Barracks) 1801

235 Grey, Lady (of Little Aston Hall) 1802

236­237 Grey, Lord (from Little Aston Hall and Enville) 1802­1806

238 Grey, Miss Jane (alias Jane Loadman) 1800

239 Grieve, James Tamesz (of London) 1781

240 Griffin, Thomas (from Birmingham) 1793

241 Griffith, J (from Heath Green) 1803

242­247 Grill, Claes (from London, consul for Sweden) 1796­1799

248­250 Grimaldi, William (of London, miniature painter) 1799

251 Grime, John (of Messrs Tipping and Walter, Manchester) 1800

252 Grinsell, William (from London) 1787

253 Grose, Samuel (from Buckingham mine) 1794

254 Grote, Baron: memorandum of goods ordered 1771

255 Grove, George 1805

256 Grove, J: petition on behalf of 1802

257­265 Grove, Jonathon (from London, gunmaker) 1795

266a Grubb, Edward (carver): newscutting 1929

266 Gryllis, Mr (from London) 1793

267 Gryllis, Thomas (of Lauceston, ironmonger) 1800

268 Guines Court de (from London) 1778

269 Guise Sir William (from Rendcombe, Gloucestershire): 1869 memorandum of goods ordered

270­274 Gullett, Christopher (from Tavistock, Exeter 1773­1797 and Beerferrie)

275 Gundry, Thomas (from London) 1786

276 Gunning, Sir Robert (Ambassador at St Petersburg) 1774

277 Gunston, John (from London) 1798

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

278 Gurney, Sir John (from West Bromwich) 1800

279­284 Guyot, A (from Paris and Passy) 1786­1788

285 Gwatkin, R L (from Truro) 1787

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1­5 Haas, S B (of Bull Yard, London) 1797

6 Hackett, Mr 1794

7­8 Haden, Mrs Mary (of Erdington) 1789­1790

9 Haden Rev P B (from Wednesbury) 1795

13 Hadley, esq 1806

10­12 Hadley, Henry (Chairman of the Commercial Society, 1798 Birmingham, of Hadley, Bayley and Company, merchants, from Birmingham

14 Hadley, Moses 1778

15 Hadley, Theo, junior: receipt 1765

17­18 Hague and Parkin (of Sheffield, Yorkshire) 1791­1792

19 Hahn, I F de (from London) 1789

20 Hahne, K C (from London) 1804

21­24 Hale, John 1794

25­29 Hall, Ashley (son of Thomas of Yoxall from Lichfield 1799­1801 and Yoxall)

30 Hall, Edmund Hyde (from Chester) 1798

31 Hall, George (of London, silversmith jeweller 1803 and buckle maker)

32­39 Hall, Jenny (of Yoxall, daughter of Thomas) 1798­1801

40­47 Hall, John (from Soho manufactory, Ketley Furnace and 1778­1780 Rotherham)

48 Hall, John (from Weston, near Shifnal) 1795

49­52 Hall, Richard (from Cirencester, brother of Thomas, 1800 surveyor)

51a Hall, Richard and Thomas (of Bristol, coppersmiths, 1805 pewterers and brassfounders)

52a, 53 Hall, Samuel jnr (from Basford, near Nottingham) 1804

54 Hall, Thomas (of Yoxall) 1799

55­56 Hallen, John Clay (of Birmingham, attorney): 1761 receipted bills

57 Hallett, E (of Bath): order 1769

58­59 Halliday, Major J D (of the Leasowes, Halesowen) 1792

60 Halloran, George (jeweller and silversmith): receipt 1774

61­62 Hamilton, Lord George (from Armagh and Dublin) 1786

63­65 Hamilton, Gilbert (of Glasgow) 1791, 1806

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

66 Hamilton, James (from Glasgow) 1792

67­68 Hamilton, Robert (of Stoke) 1800, 1809

69­76 Hamilton, Sir William (from Ludley, Piccadilly and Naples, 1775­1802 diplomat and archaeologist)

77­92 Hammersley, Thomas (of Pall Mall, London, banker) 1796­1803

93 Hammond, George (from Lapworth, diplomatist) 1806

94 Hammond, H (from Rugeley): order 1795

95­98 Hamond, Sir Andrew Snape (Comptroller Navy Office, 1805­18107 from London, Cheltenham and Birmingham)

99­100 Hamper, William (of Deritend House, antiquary): includes 1830, 1838 presscutting

101 Hamper, Mrs William (of Deritend house, Birmingham) 1819

102­104 Hancocks, John Gregory (of Birmingham, die engraver): 1764­1790 includes articles if agreement

105 Hancock, William 1781

106­111 Handley, Thomas (of London): includes patents and 1777­1790 specifications

112 Hansford, John (of Bristol, clockmaker) 1781

113 Handsworth Church, The 1821

114 Handsworth Turnpike Trustees: notice of a meeting 1809

115 Hansel, Charles (from Pirna) 1801

116­118 Harbord, Sir Harbord: includes press photograph 1774­1927

119 Harcourt, I (of the Bridgwater and Chard Bank, from 1804 Paddington)

120 Harcourt, Simon (of Harcourt House, London) 177­, ?

121 Harding, John (of Ludlow, glover) 1800

122­123 Harding, Joseph (of Solihull) 1800

124 Harding, Peter (from Ashby Heath, Stafford) 1801

125­128 Harding, Thomas (from Aston) 1798­1800

129 Harding, William (from Hampton Lucy, 1801 near Statford Upon Avon)

130­131 Harewood, Dowager Lady (from Birmingham) 1804

132­133 Harewood, Lord Henry Lascelles (from Leamington) 1816

134­135 Harford, Partridge and Company (of Bristol) 1796­1797

136­137 Harland and Tuke (of Beverley Old Bank) 1804

138 Harley, James (from St Petersburg) 1806

139­140 Harley, Miss (from Dumfries) 1804

141 Harratt, C (from Nottingham) 1797

142 Harris, James jnr (Diplomalist, from Dover) 1777

143 Harris, James snr (from Salisbury) 1778

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

144 Harris, John (of Birmingham, carpenter): 1805 articles of agreement

145 Harris, Joseph (of Erdington, organist) 1795

146 Harris and Plant, Messrs (of Nottingham) 1789

147­149 Harris, Timothy (from London) 1787­1799

150 Harris, William (from Birmingham) 1801

151­153 Harris, William (from Rosewarne, Cornwall) 1784

154­162 Harrison, George (of The Treasury, London) 1806­1810

163 Harrison, John (Corporal 22nd Light Dragoons, 1797 from Newton, County Down, Ireland)

164­165 Harrison, John (of the East India Company, from London) 1787

166 Harrison, John (horologist): 1773 "The case of Mr John Harrison" (printed)

167 Harrison, John (from Soho promissory note to Boulton 1771 and Fothergill)

168 Harrison, Joseph (from Manchester) 1802

169 Harrison, Joseph (of Handsworth, whitesmith): articles of 1767 agreement

170 Harrison, Thomas (of Handsworth): articles of agreement 1766

171 Harrison, William (of Handsworth, smith): 1790 articles of agreement

172­175 Harrold, William (of Birmingham) 1791­1794

176 Harrop, Edward Atkins: petition n.d.

177­184 Harrop, Mrs Mary Maria (from Mark Lane and 1778­1792 Bucklersbury, London)

193­229 Hart, Thomas (of Uttoxeter, also from Hillridware) 1779­1802

230­233 Hart, Thomas junior (of Uttoxeter) 1790­1801

234­238 Hart, T and sons (of Uttoxeter): includes draft 1799­1802

239 Hartley, David (from Golden Square, 1790 statesman and inventor)

240­241 Hartopp, Sir Edmund C (from Four Oaks, Staffordshire) 1799­1800

242­245 Harvey, John (from London, surveyor) 1789­1806

246 Harvey, Samuel (of Birmingham, sword cutter) 1789

247­250 Hassell, H (of Solihull, attorney at law) 1767­1772

251­252 Hassall, John: accounts 1774

253 Hasseldon, James 1804

254­260 Hatchett, Charles, F R S (of Hammersmith, metallurgist) 1799­1802

261 Hatchett, John (from Longacre) 1798

262 Hately, Joseph 1794

263­274 Hatherton (Edward John Littleton, Lord, from Teddesley, 1820­1833 Portman Square, Grosvenor Square and House of Commons)

275­276 Hathorn, Vans (of Scotland, writer to the Signet) 1800

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

277 Haughton, William 1799

278­239 Haukesley, John (of Sheffield) 1796

280­281 Hausmann, John Melchior (from Hanover) 1787, 1795

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1 Haviland, General: soho memorandum of goods ordered 1769

2­3 Hawarden, James (from Wigan, surgeon) 1800

4 Hawker, Mr: Soho memorandum of balance 1777

5 Hawkes, T L 1797

6 Hawkesbury, Lady 1799

7­35 Hawkesbury, Charles Jenkinson (Lord, from London) 1788­1805

36 Hawkins, Christopher (from Trewithan) 1792

37 Hawkins, Sir John (from Barborne Lodge) 1787

38­42 Hawkins, Thomas (of Birmingham) 1801­1802

43 Hawkins, William (of Birmingham) 1802

44 Hawksford, S (from Birmingham) 1800

45­46 Hawtrey, Dr Edward Craven (provost of Eton College) 1838­1839

47 Hay, Mr (from Birmingham) 1804

48 Haynes, William (from West Bromwich) 1795

49­50 Haywood, John (from Covent Garden, London) 1796

51 Hazeldine, William (from Shrewsbury) 1800

52­56 Heard, Sir Isaac (of London, Garter King of Arms) 1801­1806

57­59 Heath, John (of London, judge) 1790­1806

63 Heath, Mrs Joanna and Joseph (of Tamworth, Warwicks): 1766 bond

60­62 Heath, Richard: receipts 1765­1766

64 Heaton, Ralph 1799

65­66 Heaton, William (from London): includes receipted bill 1796­1797

67­71 Hector, Dr Edmund (of Lichfield and Birmingham, 1753­1792 surgeon): receipted bills and bills

72­75 Hector, Mrs Mary (of Birmingham) 1804­1805

76 Hellins, Rev John (from Potterspurg, near Stratford, 1800 Buckinghamshire, medallist)

77 Hemus, Daniel (of Brosely, near Bridgnorth) 1769

78­89 Henderson, William (Secretary to the British Linen 1803­1825 Company, Edinburgh)

90­923 Henfrey, Benjamin (from Birmingham and Dublin) 1783­1786

94 Henn, Henry (of Birmingham, merchant) n.d.

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

95 Henry and Thompstone (of Birmingham, Artificial Mineral 1804 Waters Warehouse): advertisement

96­97 Henry, William (from Manchester, chemist) 1802

98­102 Henshall, Rev Samuel (from London, philologist): includes 1795­1796 specification of corkscrew

103 Herbert, Charles (from Grosvenor Square, London) 1782

104 Herisse, Herries 1797

105­106 Herries, Charles (from Jeffries Square, London) 1786, 1796

107­111 Herries, Charles and Company (from London) 1786­1795

112­113 Herries, Sir Robert (from London and Cheltenham, of 1815 Robert Herries and Company, bankers)

116­118 Herries, Robert and Company (of London, bankers) 1780, 1788

119­143 Herrisse, W Herries (of London): includes memoranda 1802 and notes re: coinage

144­145 Herschel, Sir John Frederick William (from Birmingham, 1829 astronomer)

151 Herschel, Lucretia Caroline (sister of Sir William): 1934 presscutting

146­150 Herschel, Sir William (of Slough near Windsor, 1786­1794, astronomer): also includes newscutting 1929

152 Hertel and Company (of London) 1793

153­161, Hertford, (Earl and Marquis of) 1759­1769, 164 [Francis Seymour Conway], 1797

(from London, Lisburn and Ragley)

162­163 Hertford, Isabella Fitzroy, Lady: includes memorandum of 1769­1773 goods ordered

113­137 Heus de Hendrikus, (of Amsterdam): includes tradecards. 1803­1804 (See Box 238)

165 Hewitt, Richard (of London, wine merchant) 1796

166 Hewlett, Samuel (from Bristol) 1801

167 Hickman, Charles (from Soho) 1801

168 Hickman, Robert, junior (from Birmingham) 1769

169 Higgins, Dr Bryan (from London, physician and chemist) 1773

170 Hill, Francis and Mary n.d.

171­174 Hill, Waldron and Hill, Messrs (of Stourbridge, 1801­1804 Worcestershire)

175 Hillier, Anthony (of Cirencester) 1769

176 Hinckley, Arthur (Clerk of the Peace, Staffordshire, 1801 from Lichfield)

178­188 Hinckley, Thomas (Clerk of the Peace, Staffordshire, 1783­1802 from Lichfield and Stafford)

189 Hind, Joseph (from Liverpool) 1800

190 Hindley, Joseph (of York, watchmaker) 1760

191 Hipkiss, Joseph: bill 1762­1764

192­196 Hippisley, Sir John Coxe (of Grosvenor St, London, 1801

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

politician)

197­198 Hirtzel and sons, Messrs (from Exeter) 1804

207 Hoare, W H (of Birmingham, banker) 1807

199 Hobbs, Richard (of Birmingham, organist and musician): 1759­1760 account

200 Hoblyn, Rev Robert (from Duporth) 1785

201 Hobster, M (from Bedford Coffee House) 1771

202 Hodges, Robert (of the Soho Manufactory) 1794

203 Hodges, Wick (of the Office of Ordnance, Tower, London) 1804

204 Hodgets, John (from Stanislaus Hulk, Woolwich, convict) 1790

205 Hodgkins, John (of the Square, Birmingham, 1762­1764 cabinet maker): bill

206 Hodgkinson, esq (from Secretary of State's Office, 1795 Whitehall, London)

208­209 Hodgson, Bryan junior (from Derby and Sheffield) 1801

210 Hodgson, John (from Sedgefield) 1802

211­219 Hodgson, Robert (of Congleton) 1800­1804

219 This item is missing in the original

220 Hoffa, Mr 1793

113­137 Hofman and de Bie (of London) 1803­1804 (Please see Box 238)

221­233 Hog, Walker (of British Linen Office, Edinburgh) 1793­1803

234 Holbeche, Thomas (of Sutton Coldfield, Attorney­at­Law) 1806

235­236 Holden, Hyla 1809

237 Holdship, J (from Birmingham) 1800

238 Holl, F (of Worcester, proprietor of a 1799 Worcester newspaper)

239­252 Holland, H (from London, architect) 1785­1801

253­254 Holliday, John (of Dithorn Hall, near Stone, author and 1798­1800 barrister)

255 Hollingworth, Andrew (from Hull) 1797

256 Hollins, Peter (from London, sculptor) 1833

257­288 Hollins, William (of Birmingham, architect and sculptor): 1795­1805 includes articles of agreement, and receipted bill

289­291 Hollis, Timothy (of London, merchant) 1757­1785

289­291 Holmberg, S (from London) 1804

293 Holmes, Roger (of Walsall, Attorney) 1774

294 Holroyd, Sir George Sawley Holroyd (judge) 1796

295 Holst, Fridrich (from Copenhagen) 1806

296 Holt, Henry (from Essex Court, Temple) 1776

297 Holy and Newbould, Messrs (of Sheffield, Button makers) 1774

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

298­299 Holyhead Steam Packets: returns to orders of the House 1824­1825 of Commons

300­301 Holyoake, Francis (of Tettenhall) 1777

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113­137 Heus de Hendrikus of Amsterdam and 1803­1804, 1 Hoffman De Bie Horne, Captain 1806

(of the 4rd Guards, from Birmingham)

2­3 Homfray, Samuel (from Hyde, Kent and Pendarren Place) 1800­1802

4 Hood, Mr n.d.

5 Hood, Mr (agent for the Carron Company, London) 1795

6­8 Hoofstetter, John (from London) 1780­1789

9­11 Hoofstetter, S R (from Birmingham) 1797­1799

12 Hope and Co, Messrs (of Amsterdam) 1793

15­16 Hope, Henry (of Hope Company, from Birmingham 1786, 1805 and London)

17 Hope, James W S (from Edinburgh) 1803

18 Hope, Lady Jemima (wife of Captain George Brown R N 1804 from Birmingham)

13­14 Hope, Dr John (of Edinburgh, Professor of Botany) 1776­1784

19­20 Hope, Thomas (from Tunbridge Wells and ? London, 1804­1805 virtuoso and author

21 Hopetoun, Earl of James Hope Johnstone 1766 (of Hopetoun House)

22 Hopkins, Benjamin Bond (from Cobham) 1789

23 Hopkins, William (of Chamberlain and Hopkins, 1769 Greek Street, Soho, London)

24 Horden and Company, Messrs (of Wolverhampton) 1796

25 Horden, James (of Wolverhampton, mercer and draper) 1791

26 Hore, William (of Truro, assayer) 1785

27­29 Hornblower, J Carter (Engineer): includes patent and 1781, 1792 specification of steam engine

30­31 Horner, Thomas (of Ripon, Yorkshire, coachbuilder) 1766

32 Horneman, H (from London) 1802

33 Hort, Sir John 1776

35 Horton and Bewlay, Messrs (of Birmingham, gilt toy 1800 manufacturers)

34 Horton, Thomas (of Bilston, refiner of steel): articles of 1766 agreement

36 Horwood, R (from London) 1800

37 Hosch, P S (from Birmingham) 1799

38­46 Hoskins, Abraham (from Market Drayton and 1780­1782 Birmingham): includes signed receipts

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

47 Hoskins and Fowler, Messrs (of Burton on Trent): Notice 1800

48 Hoskins, Mrs S (wife of Abraham, from Shrewsbury) 1779

49­52 Hotchkiss, Richard (from Edinburgh, writer to the Signet, 1804­1806 Edinburgh)

53­75 Houghton, John (from Navigation Office, Birmingham) 1804­1816

76­94 Houlbrooke, Rev Theophilus (from Shrewsbury, and 1779­1802 Buningsdale near Market Drayton): includes memorandum of payments

95 Housalle, Pierre Esaie (from Konigsberg) 1766

96 How, Robert (of Castleton, Derbyshire) 1769

97­98 Howard, Charles (of Lichfield, Attorney­at­Law) 1782, 1788

101 Howard, Richard (from Carnarvon) 1787

102­105 Howard, Robert (from London) 1791

106­107 Howard, Thomas (from Stockwell, Surrey) 1800

99­100 Howard, Dr William Augustus, F R S (from Birmingham 1796 and Holyhead)

107 Howlett, Joseph: articles of agreement 1770

109 Howletts, George (of Messrs Vale, Howletts, Carr and 1792 Rotherham, watch and clock makers of Coventry)

110­112 Hudson, Charles (from Birmingham, Bristol and Lisbon) 1797

138 Huff, John (of Southwark, London) 1790

139 Huggins, William 1798

140 Hughes, Edward (from Temple) 1787

141 Hughes, Rev H (from Cheltenham) 1804

142­143 Huish, Mark junior (of Nottingham) 1807

144­147 Huish, Marh (of Nottingham and Westminster) 1785­1794

152 Hulsenbeck and Company, Messrs (of St Petersburg) 1781

153­155 Hunt and Cliffe, Messrs (of The Brades) 1795­1800

156 Hunt, Charles (of Stratford, Attorney­at­Law) 1792

157 Hunt, Christopher (of Bewdley, Worcestershire) 1779

159­162 Hunt, Henry (of The Brades) 1808

163­172 Hunt, Thomas (from Beumonts Hill) 1795­1808

173­179 Hunt, William (of Messrs Hunt and Cliffe, The Brades) 1798­1805

158 Hunt, Mrs (wife of William of The Brades) 1799

180­203 Hunt, William (of Edgbaston, Barrister): includes "Heads' 1795­1797 and References to th Acts of Parliament in force relative to coin"

204­224 Hunter, James A (of Perry Hill, seedsman) 1800­1808

225­228 Hunter, John (of London, surgeon and anatomist): 1771­1781 includes press cutting

229­230 Huntingford I (of Odiham, Secretary of Odiham Society of 1785­1786 Agriculture and Industry)

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

231­242 Huntsman, Benjamin (of Sheffield, Yorkshire, inventor of 1769­1802 cast steel)

243­244 Huntsman, William (of Sheffield) 1781­1788

245 Hurd and Wendler, Messrs: Soho memorandum of goods 1771 ordered

246­270 Hurd, John (from Birmingham and London) 1785­1797

271 Hurd, John (from Hatton Grange) 1786

272­275 Hurst, Robert (of Cheadle, Staffs) 1767­1772

276 Hurst, Rev Thomas (of Cheadle, Staffordshire) 1802

277­280 Hurst, Thomas (of London, Barrister) 1759­1769

281 Hurter and Haag, Messrs (of London, scientific instrument 1795 makers)

282­283 Huskisson, H (from London) 1802

284­296 Huskisson, William (from Eastham, near Chichester, 1803­1804 statesman)

297 Hussey, John (from Bristol) 1787

298 Hutchen, Alexander 1779

299 Hutchinson, Mr (of Hagley Row, Five Ways) 1800

300­304 Hutton, Catherine (of Bennetts Hill) 1813­1826

305 Hutton, Dr Charles (from Shooters Hill, mathematician) 1786

307 Hutton, Jackson and Magrath (of London, silk weavers) 1795

306 Hutton, Dr James (from Edinburgh) 1784

309­310 Hutton, William: includes a caricature and press cuttings 1804, 1943

308 Hylton, John Scott (of Lapal House, Halesowen) 1789

311 Hyman, Solomon (from Paris) 1773

REEL 173

Matthew Boulton Papers 239

Letter Box I

1­2 Ibberson, Christopher (from the George and Blue Boar, 1794­1795 Holborn, London)

3­10 Iddins, John (of Birmingham, timber merchant) 1794­1802

11 Illingworth, Robert Stonhewer (of Pall Mall, 1806 wine merchant)

12 Impey, Sir Elijah (of London) 1795

13 Inchiquin, Earl of (Murrough O'Brien): Soho memorandum 1778 of goods ordered

14 Ingall, George (of Birmingham, clerk to Messrs Jones and 1796 Barker, Birmingham)

15­16 Inge, Mrs Henrietta (from Thorpe and Lichfield, widow of 1769 Theodore William Inge of Thorpe)

17­18 Ingenehausz, John (from London, physician and physicist) 1792

19­20 Ingleby, Charles (from Springfield, near Holywell) 1797

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

21 Ingleby, William (from Cheadle) 1798

22­23 Inglis, Hugh (from East India House, London) 1800

24­25 Ingram, Francis (of Bewdley, Worcestershire) 1765, 1796

26­28 Ingram, Thomas (of Messrs Duncombe, Davis and 1774­1782 Ingram, Birmingham, from Lyons)

29­30 Iron Trade, The: notes on 1823­1830

31­32 Irvine, Charles (of Amsterdam) 1790

33 Irvine, Dr William (from Glasgow) 1784

34 Isnel, Martin and son 1793

35 Ives, John: apprenticeship indenture 1768

36 Izon, Whitehurst and Izon (of Birmingham, brass and 1795 ironfounders)

Matthew Boulton Papers 240

Letter Box J

1­3 Jabet, Richard (proprietor of the Birmingham Commercial 1810­1811 Herald)

4 Jackson and Smith, Messrs (of Newhall St, merchants) 1804

5­8 Jackson, James (of Birmingham, Assay Master) 1773­1781

9­18 Jackson, John (of Lichfield, Clerk to the Commissioners 1796­1804 of Assayed taxes and Clerk to the Deputy Lieut of the Division of Offlow South, Staffordshire)

19 Jackson, Joseph (from Maryport Ropery) 1781

20­26 Jackson, Rev Cyril (from Buxton, Cobham and 1791­1802 Christ Church, Oxford: Dean of Christ Church)

27 Jackson, F (from London) 1807

29­38 Jackson, Sir George (afterwards Duckett, from London) 1795­1796

28 Jackson, Samuel Raikes (of Jackson and Smith, 1804 merchants, Newhall Street, Birmingham)

39 Jackson, Thomas (from Birmingham) 1809

40 Jacob and Viny, Messrs (of Blackfriars Road, London, n.d. wheel manufacturers): advertisement

41 Jacobs, Joseph (from London) 1781

42 Jacobs, Richard (of London, medallist) 1799

43 James, Henry Trueman (of Mr James' Academy for 1796 young gentlemen, Stourbridge) 1796

44­45 James, John (Pro­Consul at Naples, Italy, from Naples) 1804

46 Jamese, John (from Bristol) 1778

47 Jarvis, Benjamin (from London and Vincennes, near Paris) 1788­1789

51­56 Jarvis, James (from Cheapside, London) 1788

57­60 Jary, Mons (of Nantes, Brittany, colliery proprietor) 1778­1779

61 Jeans, Thomas (from Knowle Green, near Staines, Middx) 1805

62 Jebbm David (from Egham Park) 1797

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

63­68 Jee, Edward (of Birmingham) 1776­1799

69­80 Jee, Eginton and Co (of Birminghama): includes balance 1777­1797 sheets

81 Jefcoate, Richard (of Hampstead Road, Birmingham) 1803

82 Jefferson, Thomas (from Virginia, America, third President 1775 of the USA)

83­86 Jeffreys, George (of London) 1794­1795

87­103 Jefferys, Nathaniel (of Pall Mall, London, jeweller and 1760­1795 and silversmith): includes bankers draft account and bill [item 89 is missing]

104­113 Jefferys, Nathaniel, junior (from Charges Street and 1796­1799 Pall Mall, London: includes bill for cases

114 Jellio, Mrs Ann 1802

115 Jenkins, I P (from Alvechurch) 1800

116­119 Jenins, Silvanus (of Truro, Cornwall) 1784­1803

120­121 Jennens, Charles (from Soho, London and Birmingham) 1796, 1802

122­123 Jennings, David (of Fenchurch Street, London, 1803 hardwareman and silversmith)

124­125 Jennings, John (from Custom House, Chepstow) 1807

126 Jernegan, W (of Swansea, architect) 1800

127 Jerom, John jnr (of Birmingham, die­sinker): articles of 1790 agreement

128 Jerry, E 1781

129­130 Jervis, T (from Temple, London) 1804

131 Jervoise, Jervoise Clarke 1794

132 Jesse, W (from West Bromwich) 1805

133­137 Jesson, John (from West Bromwich and Wolverhampton) 1765­1804

138 Jesson, John and Joseph 1794

139­141 Jesson, Richard (of Walsall) 1795­1796

142 Johansen, Andrew (of Fenchurch Street, London) 1804

143­144 Johnes, Captain James (from Dolscothy Mine, Llandovery, 1797 Carmarthenshire)

145­151 Johnes, Colonel Thomas (from Hafod, Rhayador Bay, 1793­1797 Swansea and Westminster): includes newscutting

152 Johnes, Mrs (wife of Thomas Johnes of Hafod, 1937 Radnorshire): newscutting

153­154 Johns, H 1793

155 Johns, Henry (from St Martins Lane) 1780

156­161 Johnson, J (of London) 1794­1795

162 Johnson, Owen (of Birmingham, glass toymaker) 1802

163­167 Johnson, Rev Robert Augustus FRS (of Kenilworth, 1787­1795 Warkwickshire, member of the Lunar Society)

168­174 Johnson, William (of Bradley, Ironworks) 1790­1798

Item Nos Correspondents Dates

175 Johnston, G (of East Street, Walworth, Clerk to the n.d. Board of Control, India Board Office)

176­177 Johnstone, Dr John (of Temple Row, Birmingham, 1801­1829 Physician to the General Hospital) [Item 177 is missing]

178 Jones, Mr (from Fawdonfields Iron Foundry, Ratcliff) 1783

179­180 Jones, Charles (of Pantechetheca, Birmingham) 1824

181 Jones, Hugh (from Chester) 1786

182 Jones, I (of Devonshire Place, Portland Place, London, 1798 Life Guards)

183­184 Jones, Meredith (of Stamford Street, clerk to 1797­1802 John Rennie, engineer)

185 Jones, Thomas (from Brycombe, near Wrexham) 1805

186 Jones, Thomas (of Exeter, chemist) 1787

187 Jones, T W (from Birmingham) 1818

188 Jones, William (of Holborn, London, optician) 1798

189 Jones, William (from London, Marshal, Kings Bench) 1824

190 Jorden, William (from Grange Furnace) 1769

191 Judd and sons, Messrs (of New Street, Birmingham) 1808

192­202 Jukes, Francis (of Howland Street, London, painter and 1801­1805 aquatint engraver)

203 Jupp, Richard (of Kings Road, Bedford Row, 1786 chief architect and surveyor to the East India Company)

204 Jupp, William (of Bread Street Hill, London, architect) 1769