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Letter from David Lloyd George to Robert Spence Watson

SW/1/11/19
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20 June 1898

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Accepting offer of hospitality.

Letter from David Masson to Robert Spence Watson

SW/1/12/9
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15 April 1887

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning the appointment of the librarian for the Edinburgh Public Library and their long friendship.

Letter from David Masson to Robert Spence Watson

SW/1/12/8
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15 March 1876

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning Watson's book Caedmon, the First English Poet.

Letter from Dora Greenwell to Robert Spence Watson

SW/1/7/35
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1860-1882

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning possible visit of her friend, Mr. Knight.

Letter from Dora Greenwell to Robert Spence Watson

SW/1/7/36
Item
1860-1882

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning Robert Spence Watson’s poems, literature and literary picnic.

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to Elizabeth Spence Watson

SW/1/18/10
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7 May 1891

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning her return from a tour of America and a forthcoming lecture in Newcastle.

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to Elizabeth Spence Watson

SW/1/18/5
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8 February 1887

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning the failure of John Morley's mediation in a strike, dinner with Trevelyan and Chamberlain, and Chamberlain's thoughts on Gladstone and the Irish question.

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to Elizabeth Spence Watson

SW/1/18/4
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17 November 1886

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Concerning past visits to the Watsons, and trips elsewhere, a planned journey to Cairo should a pressing legal matter be resolved, her painting the christening of her new nephew Hawthorne, Fred Myers' 'Phantoms of the Living', and thoughts on the Irish question.

Letter from Dorothy Tennant to Elizabeth Spence Watson