Catalogue Item

Copy of the will of George Bowes of Streatlam Castle (dated 7 February 1749) Codicil, 18 August 1756 Codicil, 20 October 1758 Codicil, 31 January 1760 Probate, 16 November 1761 Extracted from the Registry of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, n.d. [c.1840]

14 April 1790 (1) Rt. Hon. Mary Eleanor Bowes, Countess of Strathmore (2) Rt. Hon. John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore (eldest son of (1)) (3) Unspecified Copy articles of agreement for the release by (1) to (2) of all trust property devised to her under the will of George Bowes, deceased, to the use of (2) upon trusts as specified. Recites previous deeds

14 April 1790 (1) Rt. Hon. Mary Eleanor Bowes, Countess of Strathmore (2) Rt. Hon. John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore (3) James Farrer of Bread Street Hill, City of London, Esquire and Sir Sampson Wright, Knight (4) Hon. George Bowes (next brother of (2)) and James Farrer (5) Unspecified Draft appointment by (1) to (3) of all lands an d premises devised to her under the will of George Bowes, deceased, and all premises held in trust by (1), to the use of (3) in trust for (1) and (2) as specified. Recites previous deeds Consideration: £ 2,000 by (2) to (1)

Copy of the will of the Rt. Hon. John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore (dated 3 July 1817) devising all his real estate to Mary Millner (Lady Strathmore), Henry Jadis, Revd. James Blackburn, James Farrer, James Dundas and James Farrer Steadman for 1,000 years upon trust for the testator' s son or reputed son, John Bowes, for life, with remainder to the first and other sons of John Bowes in tail male, thence to such sons in tail, thence to the eldest and other daughters of John Bowes in tail male, thence in tail, thence to the eldes t and every other son of the testator' s brother, Thomas Bowes, for life, with many remainders over. The tenant in possession to take the name and arms of Bowes only upon pain of forfeiting interest in estate. Mr. Blackburn to have first refusal at the next vacancy of the Rectory of Romaldkirk, with the late Lady Maria Jane Price 's eldest son having second refusal etc. Birdhill House, Whickham, reserved for Lady Anna Maria Jessup during her widowhood and for her daughters until they marry. Mary Millner (Lady Strathmore) to occupy Bromylaw and Dunnhouse, in the parishes of Gainford and Streatlam, for life. The trustees are to keep Streatlam and Gibside in repair during the minority of John Bowes as a residence for him. Trustees to raise money in aid of residuary personal estate by mortgage. Trustees to pay £ 500 p.a. to Lady Anna Maria Jessup during her widowhood and £ 1,000 p.a. to Mary Millner for life. Minor annuities. Trustees to apply rents for the education of John Bowes and invest residue of rents, during his minority, and apply the accumulated fund in repaying debts and purchasing further estates. Powers of jointuring and charging portions as specified. £ 5000 bequest to Mary Millner. Settlement of heir looms. Annual rent ­charges of £ 25 p.a. for the poor of Gibside and Streatlam. Bequests of: £ 6000 to Lady Maria Jane Price and children, £ 6000 to Lady Anna Maria Jessup and children, £ 2000 to Henry Jadis, £1000 to Miss Bowes, £ 3000 each to James Farrer, James Dundas and James Farrer Steadman, £200 to Mrs. Steadman etc. etc. Codicil, £ 2000 to John Dean Paul, 17 June 1818 Codicil, 29 October 1819 Codicil, 16 December 1819 Codicil, 27 May 1820 Codicil, further £10,000 to John Dean Paul, 1 July 1820 Codicil, 3 July 1820

27 June 1726 (1) Hon. Sydney Wortley of Wortley, Yorks., Esquire and Edward Wortley, his son and heir apparent and Thomas Ord of Newcastle upon Tyne, gentleman (2) George Liddell of Ravensworth Castle, Esquire (3) George Bowes of Gibside, Esquire (4) William Cotesworth of Gateshead, Esquire Copy of articles of agreement for the joint management of colliery interests for 99 years [early 19th century copy]

24 February 1726/27 (1) Sir Francis Clavering of Whitehouse, Baronet (2) Hon. Sidney Wortley, alias Montague of Wortley, Yorks., Esquire and Edward Wortley alias Montague; George Liddell of Ravensworth Castle, Esquire; George Bowes of Gibside, Esquire; Thomas Ord of Newcastle upon Tyne, Esquire Copy lease by (1) to (2) of coals under Beckley Farm and Andrew' s Field alias Andrewshouse Farm in the chapelry of Tanfield, and under Byermoor in the parish of Whickham for 11 years Rent: £500 p.a. fixed rent plus tentale rents as specified

Copy of case, with the opinion of Ralph Hopper (dated 19 December 1730) thereupon, concerning interpretation of the Grand Allies copartnership agreement of 1726, n.d. [early 19th century]

1735 (1) Francis Pemberton of Newcastle upon Tyne, master and mariner and Mary, his wife (daughter and devisee of Samuel Handcock etc.) and Stephen Handcock and Jane Handcock, infants (2) Ralph Harding of Hollingside, gentleman (3) George Bowes of Gibside, Esquire (4) William Leaton of Gibside, gentleman Draft release by (1) and (2) to (3) of lands specified in Whickham. Covenant to surrender copyholds. Assignment by (1) to (3) of judgement debts of (2). Recites previous deeds Consideration: An unspecified sum paid by (3) to cover the debts of (2) to (1)

Sir John Eden, Bart and others, standing by Revivor in the place of Morton Davison, Esquire, deceased, Appellants The Rt. Hon. John, Earl of Bute; the Rt. Hon. Henry, Lord Ravensworth; Mary Bowes, widow; the Rt. Hon. John, Earl of Strathmore and others, Respondents Case for the Appellants, with appendix, concerning coals under the Davison (Beamish) estate. In the House of Lords, 1776

Case, with the opinion of the Attorney General, Sir Edward Law, thereupon, concerning Grand Allies partnership agreement, 7 April 1801

Valuation of partnership property, 31 December 1808

Copy letter from Richard Lambert, Newcastle to Richard van Heythuysen, Bedford Row, London, tabulating the profits of the Grand Allies, for 1818 ­ 1820, 5 February 1821

John Bowes, an infant, by the Rt. Hon. Dame Anna Maria Jessup, his next friend, and the said Dame Anna Maria Jessup, Plaintiffs The Rt. Hon. Mary, Countess Dowager of Strathmor e; Henry Jadis, Esquire; the Revd. James Blackburn; James Farrer; James Farrer Steadman; Sir John Dean Paul; Barrington Price; Robert Sayer; James Dundas; the Rt. Hon. Thomas Bowes, Earl of Strathmore; Thomas George Lyon Bowes (Lord Glamis) and others, De fendants Petitions, statements of facts, proposals, supporting affidavits and decree in action to renew the Grand Allies partnership In Chancery, 1823 ­ 1825

1820s (1) Rt. Hon. Thomas Henry, Baron Ravensworth (2) James Archibald Stuart Wortley of Wortley Hall, Yorks., Esquire (3) Rt. Hon. Mary, Countess Dowager of Strathmore and others (the executors of John Bowes, late Earl of Strathmore) Draft deed of copartnership between (1), (2) and (3) continuing the firm of Lord Raven sworth and partners for 30 years from 23 November 1825 (determinable at the end of every ten years)

1825 (1) Lord Ravensworth (2) James Archibald Stuart Wortley (3) The Executors of John Bowes, Earl of Strathmore, deceased Further draft copartnership agreement

Copy of Mr. Brodie' s opinion and approval of copartnership articles, 3 December 1825

Bowes v Strathmore Brief petition of the defendants Jadis and Paul. In Chancery, 1829

Bowes v Strathmore Copy state of facts and proposal of the defendants Jadis and Paul. In Chancery, 1830

24 December 1832 (1) Rt. Hon. Thomas Henry, Lord Ravensworth; Rt. Hon. James Archibald Stuart, Lord Wharncliffe; John Bowes of Streatlam Castle, Esquire (2) Nicholas Wood of Killingworth, Northumberland, gentleman Copy appointments of (2) as agent for the partnership collieries at a salary of £600 p.a. plus various expenses

3 May 1834 (1) Lord Ravensworth (2) Lord Wharncliffe (3) William Hutt of Conduit Street, Hanover Square, Middlesex, Esquire and the Rt. Hon. Mary, Countess Dowager of Strathmore; Henry Jadis of the Board of Commissioners for India, Esquire; James Farrer Steadman of Enfield Chase House, Middlesex, Esquire; Sir John Dean Paul of the Strand, Middlesex, Baronet (surviving trustees of John Bowes, late Earl of Strathmore) (4) John Bowes of Streatlam Castle, Esquire Copy deed of copartnership continuing Lord Ravensworth and Partners for 30 years from 23 November 1825. Capital stock of partnership taken as £121,648 14s. 2d. Parties (1), (2) and (3) to have equal interest. Recites previous deeds. Schedules of properties and valuations attached

Abstract of deeds (26 October 1737 ­ 30 June 1821) relating to the real estate of Lord Ravensworth and Partners, n.d. [c.1830]

Abstract of leases (10 March 1803 ­ 23 October 1824) belonging to Lord Ravensworth and Partners, n.d. [c.1830]

Bowes v Strathmore Minutes of order, orders for reference, copy of Master's report etc. In Chancery, 1 August 1833 ­ 15 January 1837

Instructions for bill extending powers of the trustees under the will of John Bowes, late Earl of Strathmore, n.d. [c.1844]

Epitome of evidence for Bowes' Estate Bill, n.d. [c.1845]

Copy petition of John Bowes and the Hon. Thomas George Lyon Bowes (Lord Glamis) to bring in Bill, 1845

Draft of the Bowes' Estate Bill, 1845

Bowes' Estate Act, 1845

Correspondence received by Wheldon and Hepworth from Dorrington, Hayward and Company, Parliamentary Agents, 16 Parliament Street, and others concerning progress of the Bowes Es tate Act of 1845, 4 February ­ 6 December 1845

Copy petition of John Bowes and the Rt. Hon. Thomas George Lyon Bowes, Earl of Strathmore to the House of Lords for leave to bring in Bill, 1847

Bowes' Estates Bill, 1847

Bowes' Estates Act, 1847

Correspondence received by Thomas Wheldon from Pritt, Venables and Co., Parliamentary Agents, 44 Parliament Street; Edward Western, 7 Great James Street, Bedford Row; Nicholas Wood, Hetton ; John Bowes and others, concerning the preparation and progress of the Bowes Estate Act of 1847, 15 January 1846 ­ 13 May 1847

Copy case, with the opinion of S. Lovat, Lincoln' s Inn, thereupon, concerning Bowes Estate Acts, 17 January 1850

Bowes v Strathmore Draft affidavit of J.D. Holmes in supprt of plaintiff' s petition for application to Parliament for an amended Act. In Chancery, February 1850

Bowes' Estate Act, 1850

Correspondence received by Thomas Wheldon and J.D. Holmes from Pritt, Venables and Company, Parliamentary Agents, Western and Company, 7 St. James Street, Bedford Row and others concerning the various Bowes ' Estate Acts but particularly that of 1850, 7 May 1848 ­ 29 June 1850

Case, with the opinion of Mr. Brodie of Lincoln' s Inn Fields thereupon, concerning powers of Lord Strathmore' s trustees relative to the purchase of Lord Wharncliffe' s interest in the partnership, 14 July 1846

Copy report to the partners on the future working of the partnership collieries, by George Johnson and Nicholas Wood, 4 September 1846

Copy of valuation of the estates of Lord Ravensworth and Partners by Thomas Bell, Newcastle, 29 March 1847

Copy of opinion of Mr. Kinglakes, Lincoln' s Inn concerning the collieries, 16 March 1847

Case, with the opinion of S. Lovat, Lincoln' s Inn thereupon, concerning the debts of the colliery partnership, Lord Wharncliffe 's interest and [the Stuart de Rothesay annuity], 7 August 1848

Letter from S. Lovat, 2 Stone Buildings, Lincoln' s Inn to Thomas Wheldon concerning the complexities of the Grand Allies, 25 July 1848

Copy of the will of Benoite Josephine Bowes, Countess of Montalbo (dated 12 July 1871) Trustees: John Bowes of Streatlam Castle; Sir William Hutt, K.C.B., M.P. of 2 Grosvenor Square, Middlesex; Henry Morgan Vane of 74 Eaton Place, Esquire; Reverend Thomas Witham of Lartington Hall, Yorks.; Alexander William Kinglake of Hyde Park Place, Middlesex, Esquire; Edward Young Western and George Adolphus We stern of 7 Great James Street, Bedford Row, gentlemen; John Dickonson Holmes of Barnard Castle, gentleman; Ralph Dent and Ralph John Dent of Streatlam, gentlemen Appointment, under power contained in deed of 26 June 1871, of the Bowes Museum site and park as a public museum and park Codicil (dated 19 July 1871) making a further appointment of lands for the museum and bequeathing objects of art to the museum, outlining appointment of curator, powers of trustees to manage endowments of museum, mechanism for appointing trustees, opening hours, duties of curator etc., n.d. [c.1893]

Copy of the will of John Bowes of Streatlam Castle, Esquire (dated 1 June 1878). Charges real estate with the payment of £ 3000 p.a. to his wife for life. Recites will of his first wife the Countess of Montalbo. Trustees of this will to select articles from testator' s pictures, books, plate and furniture for the Museum; others to be settled as heirlooms with Streatlam Castle and balance sold. Legacies: £20,000 to wife; £ 4,000 to godchild, Paul Joseph Riviere; £ 5,000 to Amelie Basset, picture dealer, of 7 Rue Mansart, Paris; £ 3,000 to each of his first wife's trustees; £ 4,000 to godson Gilbert Vane; £ 5,000 to goddaughter, Lady Alice Lyon Bowes; minor bequests; £ 5,000 for planting trees at Wemmergill; £ 100,000 to the trustees of his first wife' s will as an endowment for the Museum, with a further £ 30,000 for the same purposes should the testator' s pure personal estate be sufficient and with a similar proviso £ 35,000 to trustees of deed of 2 March 1874 and £ 3,000 to the trustees of Gibside Chapel. Any surplus of pure personal estate bequeathed to trustees of first wife' s will. Should there be a surplus of testator' s general estate, then testator bequeaths £ 50,000 to trustees for the purchase of real estate to be settled with the Streatlam Estate. Requests Strathmores to keep Streatlam. Balance (if any) of general residuary estate to the Earl of Strathmore. Recites deed of 2 March 1874 establishing a Roman Catholic chapel and promulgates regulations for the future conduct and management of such chapel Codicil, 17 July 1880 Codicil, 20 May 1881 Codicil, 27 May 1882 Codicil, 22 January 1884 Codicil, 27 June 1885 Codicil bequeathing first wife's jewels to trustees, £ 1,000 legacy to J.H. Holmes, 25 September 1885 n.d. [c.1893]

Questions and joint opinion of Mr. Cozens Hardy, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. H.C. Deane concerning the will of John Bowes, 30 July 1888

Opinion of Mr. Melville Dale, Lincoln' s Inn concerning French Law, the marriage contract of John and Josephine Bowes etc., 26 January 1893

The Rt. Hon. Claude Bowes, Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, Plaintiff Sir Henry Morgan Vane (since deceased), Edward Young Western and the Hon. Claude George Bowes Lyon (Lord Glamis), Defendants Brief for claimants (Monsignor Thomas Witham and others). Chancery Division, 1893

Translation of the contract of marriage (dated 23 August 1852) between John Bowes and Miss Coffin Chevallier, [1893]

Translation of will of Josephine Bowes dated 22 May 1865. Registered, 13 February 1874, [1893]

Copy of the settlement of the property of Mrs. (Josephine) Bowes to her separate use (dated 11 July 1871), [1893]

Translation of part of inventory (dated 12 May 1874 et seq.) made after the death of Josephine Bowes of the contents of the house in Rue de Berlin, Paris, [1893]

Residuary account form for the personal estate of Josephine Bowes, 4 July 1877

Translation of the marriage settlement of John Bowes and Alphonsine Maria St. Amand, divorced wife of Comte de Courten, (dated 24 July 1877), [1893]

Copy correspondence (30 August ­ 1 November 1879) between John Bowes, 7 Rue de Berlin, Paris, Edward Young Western, 35 Essex Street, Strand and Blogg, Martin, Jardine and Co., 19 Great Winchester Street, London, concerning the Countess of Montalbo 's jewels, [1893]

Copy note of jewelry for the insurance company (dated 18 June 1883), n.d. [1893]

Copy letter from John Bowes, Paris, to Edward Young Western, London concerning jewels (dated 18 June 1883), [1893]

John Bowes, Petitioner Alphonse Marie de St Amand Bowes, Respondent Louis Millet, Co­Respondent Copy affidavit of John Bowes (dated 25 September 1885) concerning jewels, [1893]

Copy translation of list of jewels (Bowes v Bowes and Millet), n.d. [1893]

Copy affidavit of Edward Young Western as to claim of Bowes Museum Trustees as creditors and as to jewels recovered from Madame Bowes (dated 13 December 1892), [1893]

Brief further affidavit of Edward Young Western as to the claim of the Bowes Museum trustees (dated 8 March 1893), [1893]

Brief copy affidavit of Edward Young Western as to proposed compromise of Museum Trustees ' claim (dated 10 February 1894), [1894]

Translation of insurance policy for jewels (dated 21 June 1883), [1893]

Copy translation of Mrs. Bowes' terms for an amicable agreement regarding proposed divorce (dated 18 June 1885). Extracted from the Principal Registry of the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division, [1893]

Statement (dated 14 July 1896) being exhibit 'A' to the affidavit of Edward Young Western, the surviving executor of John Bowes (filed 15 July 1896) as to assets of testator, [1897]

Copy affidavit of George Adolphus Western (dated 23 March 1893) as to present trustees of the Bowes Museum, [1893]

Copy affidavit of Monsignor Thomas Witham and George Adolphus Western (two trustees of the Bowes Museum) in support of claim s of Bowes Museum Trustees as creditors (dated February 1893), [1893]

Brief affidavit of Witham and G.A. Western in support of proposed compromise (dated 6 and 8 March 1894), [1894]

Copy letters from John Bowes to Edward Young Western (dated 7 June 1871 ­ 27 March 1874) concerning finance for museum, 1893

Copy of list of receipts for payment in Francs (8 November 1862 ­ 1867), [1893]

Statement of money expended on the Museum by Mr. Bowes after the death of his first wife, 27 October 1893

Extracts from minutes of meetings of the Trustees of the Bowes Museum (16 March 1893 ­ 23 January 1894), [1893-­1894]

Copy valuation of jewelry by Garrard and Company, London (dated 17 February 1894), [1894]

Memorandum by E.Y. Western as to jewels, 20 February 1894

Copy correspondence between Western and Company, London and Joseph Hanby Holmes, solicitor to the Bowes Museum Trustees (8 December 1892 ­ 2 December 1893) regarding the claims of the trustees upon the estate of John Bowes, [1892 -1893]

Strathmore v Vane Copy judgement delivered 31 October 1893, [1893]

Strathmore v Vane Copy order to compromise claim of the applicants (the Trustees of the Countess of Montalbo and the Trustees of the Bowes Museum) dated 26 June 1894, [1894]

Strathmore v Vane Transcript of shorthand notes of proceeds of 1 November 1893, [1893]

Copy licence for John Bowes to use the surname Bowes, 7 August 1832

Copy grant of the arms of Bowes to John Bowes, 23 August 1832

Succession Duty form for Mary, Countess Dowager of Strathmore, 30 November 1861

Copy of entry (dated 12 December 1884) in the registers kept by the Stationers ' Company registering a photograph of John Bowes, the work of Elijah Yeoman, Galgate, Barnard Castle, 5 January 1886

Photograph of John Bowes, [December 1884]

Photograph of John Bowes, [December 1884]

Photograph of John Bowes, [December 1884]

John Bowes, Plaintiff Dame Fanny Anne Jane Hutt, Defendant Statement of claim and of defence, in the matter of the estate of Sir William Hutt, K.C.B., 6 December 1883 and 17 January 1884

20 December 1512 Letters patent of Thomas [Ruthall], Bishop of Durham granting livery to Ralph Bowes, Esquire, son and heir of Sir Ralph Bowes, Knight, deceased, a tenant in chief of the bishop of all lands, tenements, rents, manors and manorial jurisdictions etc. etc. wi th the county of Durham and Sadbergie held by Sir Ralph Bowes which escheated to the Bishop on his death. Granting a general pardon to Ralph Bowes and a pardon to Ralph Bowes and Elizabeth, his wife and Thomas Pudsay, Esquire and Stephen Ellys , Clerk regarding an alienation of the Manor of Neweton near Durham and Little Chilton and half of the Manor of Bedike Watervyle and all actions against them in regard to it. Grant that immediately after the death of Margery Bowes the widow of Sir Ralph Bowes, Ralph Bowes (the son) will enjoy all her lands and properties. License to Ralph Bowes to alienate to Sir William Bulmer, Kni ght, William Hilton, Esquire, John Bulmer, Esquire, Ralph Wicliff, Esquire, Roger Lasselles, Esquire, Richard Strangeways, Th omas Blenkinsopp and Thomas Blaxton the Manors of Hamylden, Barnes, Pavillion, Hepton super Montern, Byerside, Medomesley, Lutterington and Plawisworth

20 February 1523/24 (1) Most Reverend Father in God Lord Thomas, Cardinal of York, Legate of the Apostolic See, Primate and Chancellor of England, Bishop of Durham [Cardinal Wolsey] (2) Sir William Bulmer of Wilton, Yorks., Knight Grant of the wardship of George Bowes, son and heir of Sir Ralph Bowes, with custody of all his lands and manors and reversionary interests upon the deaths of Dame Mariory [Margery] Bowes (grandmother) and Dame Elizabeth Bowes (mother) Consideration: £800

20 August 1724 (1) Thomas Rudd, Esquire, Plaintiff (2) Elizabeth Bowes, widow and George Bowes, Esquire Deforceants 2 parts of a final concord of the manors of Streatlam, Gibside, Cleatlam and Marley Hill, 50 messuages, 100 cottages, 2,000a. of land, 2,000a. of meadow and 2 ,000a. of pasture, l,000a. of gorse, a brewery, 3,000a. of coal mines, lead mines, quartz stone and common pasture for all cattle in Streatlam, Cleatlam, Shipley, Stainton, Barnard Castle, Stotley, Middleton ­in­ Teesdale, Gibside, Marley Hill, Fryerside, Fawdonfield, Hollinside, Hexley, Ravensworth, Lamsley, Kiblesworth, Bruntoft, and in the parishes of Gainforth, Staindropp, Middleton ­in­ Teesdale, Chester­in­le ­Street and Elwick Consideration: 2,560 marks of silver

Insurance policy with the Sun Fire Office for 54 Conduit Street, Bond Street, 7 August 1839

Bills of costs in connexion with the Bowes Estate Act of 1845, 1844 ­ 1845

Bills of costs in connexion with the Bowes Estate Act of 1847, 1845 ­ 1847

Case, with the opinion of council (Edward Parker Wolstenholme) thereupon concerning legacy to Joseph Hanby Holmes under a codicil to the will of John Bowes, 22 December 1891

5 March 1817 (1) Sir William Augustus Cunynghame of Livingstone, Linlithgow, N.B., Baronet (trustee) (2) Hon. Anne Louisa Stuart (Lady Anne Louisa Stuart) of Whitehall, Middlesex, widow (of the Hon. Sir Charles Stuart, K.B.) (3) Sir Charles Stuart K.B., late His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Lisbon and now at the Court of France (eldest son of (2)) (4) Most Hon. John Crichton, Marquis of Bute and Earl of Dumfries (5) Abraham Moore of the Inner Temple, London, Esquire; William Farrer of Lincolns' Inn, Middlesex, Esquire; and William Augustus Cunnyngham of the Inner Temple, Esquire (6) Thomas Atkinson of Lincoln' s Inn Fields, Middlesex, gentleman and James Alexander of New Inn, Middlesex, gentleman Copy assignment by (1) to (6) of an annuity of £ 600 secured upon the one third share of the Bute/Wortley­ Montagu families in the collieries etc. of the Grand Allies and upon the leasehold and freehold estates of the late of Earl of Bute in Durham and Northumberland, to the use of (2) for life, thence to the use of (3) in tail male with remainders. Declaration of trust by (5) as to the interest arising from the sum of £15,000, part of £ 43,500, secured on mortgage as specified, upon the above trusts. Recites previous deeds and decrees of the Court of Chancery

Benjamin Tratt and others, the creditors of the Rt. Hon. James Archibald Stuart, Lord Wharncliffe, deceased, Plaintiffs Rt. Hon. John Stuart, Lord Wharncliffe, Defendant Copy decree. In Chancery, 18 April 1846

Draft of the Bowes Estates Bill, n. d. [post 1845]