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'William Wilberforce'

Slavery/Box 5/3
Item
1996 (Circa)

Part of Slavery Abolition Movement

A supplement to 'The Eagle' (magazine of St John's College, Cambridge).

Brogan, Denis Hugh Vercingetorix (b 1936) historian and biographer

William Whytehead, sending notice of his nephew's success in the Bell Scholarship examination to the press

Whytehead/IV/A/37
Item
1834

Part of Papers relating to the Whytehead family

With a copy of Mrs Paley's note to Miss Whytehead on the same topic, quoting the praise of her son.

William Whytehead to his nephew Thomas Whytehead

Whytehead/IV/A/28
Item
6 Jan. 1834

Part of Papers relating to the Whytehead family

From Easingwold. Hopes that he will look after his eyes. Advice on a healthy regime. Is confident in Thomas's faith. The pursuit of an intellectual career. Spiritual reflections.

William Whytehead to his nephew Thomas Whytehead

Whytehead/IV/A/29
Item
Feb. 1843 ('Candlemas Day')

Part of Papers relating to the Whytehead family

From London. Sympathising with him in his illness and urging him to return home. Perhaps it is God's will that he return - the example of Samuel Wesley. The letter is endorsed by WW: 'This arrived too late, and was therefore sent back from New Zealand to me.'

William Webster Hawkins (B.A. 1865)

Photographs/Albums/Album 2/21
Item
1865 (Circa)

Part of Photographic and film collections

Standing

William Thackeray Marriott (BA 1858)

Photographs/Albums/Album 14/12
Item
1858 (Circa)

Part of Photographic and film collections

Three-quarter length, seated.

William Sutherland. Letter to Perrin.

Slavery/Box 8/59
Item
18 October 1800

Part of Slavery Abolition Movement

Offers updates on Perrin’s estates, referring to a desire to mitigate the effects of the possible abolition of the slave trade. Manuscript.

Sutherland, William

William Sutherland. Letter to Perrin.

Slavery/Box 8/84
Item
15 December 1801

Part of Slavery Abolition Movement

Discusses the benefits of the restored peace, and speculates that white migration to Jamaica will increase, adding that Scotland would be the best source of new plantation staff. Offers updates on Perrin’s estates. Manuscript.

Sutherland, William

William Sutherland. Letter to Perrin.