Volume of letters from Sir Charles Wood on Indian Administration
Manuscript letters to Charles relating to his governorship of Madras. Includes reference to finances, military, defence police, revenue and expenditure, religion, education, amalgamation of the courts, public services and works, salaries, currency, land ownership and railways. Also includes two manuscript memos relating to Godavery [Godavari] by Captain J. Haig.
Trevelyan (Charles Edward) Archive
The archive mainly comprises correspondence relating to Charles' activities as a Civil Servant and administrator. There are also publications relating to these activities and Charles' wider interests.
There is also personal content, including travel diaries, family correspondence and papers regarding inheritance of the Wallington estate in Northumberland.
Trevelyan, Sir Charles Edward, 1807-1886, 1st Baronet
Correspondence and papers relating to Charles' role as assistant secretary to the Treasury.
See also CET/1.
Travel journal [possibly by Alice Frances Trevelyan]
Diary entries for a journey through Europe with Charles, with pressed flowers and illustrated prints inserted.
Three Letters on the Devonshire Labourer
Printed pamphlet of letters from Charles to the editor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Printed by Bell and Daldy, London.
Printed pamphlet reporting proceedings of a meeting held at the People's Park, Madras, December 22nd 1862. Printed by Gantz Brothers, Adelphi Press, London.
The No-Popery Agitation and the Liverpool Corporation Schools
Printed pamphlet on education by Charles, printed by James Ridgeway, London.
Printed pamphlet, printed by Longmans, London.
Speech on 'India after the mutiny'
Manuscript notes for a speech given by Charles relating to Indian administration
Correspondence and papers.
See also CET/1.