- Title: The smile and the tear.
- Publication: Norwich : Printed and sold by R. Walker, near the Duke’s Palace, [183-?]
File 763 830 Sm641
Acquired May 2022
File 763 830 Sm641
Acquired May 2022
“The interior of the House of Lords, crowded with nobles in the benches and galleries on either side, attending the trial of Queen Caroline for adultery with Pergami, her Italian secretary; George IV stands, hands on hips, in the left gallery, the editors of the Times and Courier lean over the front bench below it, Robert Gifford, attorney general, stands in front of them holding a finger to his chin thoughtfully while Spinetti interprets for a witness, Majocchi, at the bar, behind which Tyrwhitt, Long and Castlereagh, sit sifting papers to the left of the Queen’s solicitor and Denman, who takes a paper from Henry Brougham, the Queen sits to the right in front of the bar, Earl Grey stands in the right aisle, pointing with his right arm towards the witness, and the artist is shown standing with a folio under his arm on the far right.”–British Museum online catalogue.
Drawer 823.00.00.28+
Acquired May 2022
64 M33 813
Acquired May 2022
646 790 P37a
Acquired May 2022
File 64 W71 810+
Acquired May 2022
File 66 790 At862+
Acquired May 2022
123 C357 786
Acquired May 2022
768 In56 804
Acquired May 2022
A collection of ten documents concerning a dispute over which of two parishes in Derbyshire should be responsible for a pauper family. The family of Thomas Bottom, his wife Hannah, and their five children (Ann 12 years, Thomas 10 years, Sarah 7 years, Charles 4 years, and Lydia “aged abt 1/2 year”) had been adjudged by two local magistrates to be lawfully resident in Bradburn and therefore were the responsibility of the Overseers of that parish. The Bradburn Overseers, however, produced strong evidence to the contrary and were thus appealing the decision.
LWL Mss File 155+
Acquired May 2022
123 M426 804
Acquired May 2022