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Newspaper clipping concerning hunting statistics of Earl de Grey

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18 Dec 1996

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of a newspaper clipping concerning the hunting statistics of Earl de Grey.

Pencil sketch of foxes

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1848

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of a pencil sketch of foxes entitled 'Studies from a Tame Fox'.

Newspaper clipping concerning the sale of Tanatananally estate

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19 Apr 1888

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of a newspaper clipping concerning the sale of Tanatananally estate.

Newspaper clipping of advert

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24 Apr 1893

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of a newspaper clipping of an advert for clothes, material and furnishings.

Newspaper clipping with engraving of wolf killed at Cumwhinton

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31 Dec 1904

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Consists of a newspaper clipping taken from the Evening Chronicle showing an engraving of a wolf that was killed at Cumwhinton. Includes handwritten annotation 'The Allendale Wolf?'.

Letter from Thomas Harris and ink sketches

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28 Aug 1882

Part of Joseph Crawhall Archives

Harris writes to thank Crawhall for a post order for an eye glass, and notes that he will enclose a silk guard with the letter. Ink sketches cover three sides of the letter including men in the countryside, men in a butchers shop and men drinking in a pub.

Letter from W. Seemore