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Papers of J.A. Pease (& family) in Nuffield College Library MSS.GAINFORD

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These papers are open to bona fide researchers on application in writing to the Librarian, Nuffield College, Oxford OX1 1NF.

Papers of J.A. Pease (& family) in Nuffield College Library MSS.GAINFORD

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A handlist of the papers of Lord Gainford (J.A. Pease) 1860 – 1943

(including 6 members of the Gainford family)

in the Library of Nuffield College, Oxford 2007

Papers of J.A Pease (& family) in Nuffield College Library 3 MSS.GAINFORD

Preface

The six main divisions of the Gainford papers are the people whose papers are included in the collection:- 1. Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease, 1st Bt. (1828-1903) 2. His wife, Mary (1835-1892) 3. Joseph Albert Pease, 1st Baron Gainford (1860-1943) 4. His wife Ethel (Elsie) (1867-1941) 5. Miriam Blanche Pease (1887-1965) 6. Joseph Pease, 2nd Baron Gainford (1889-1971) Within these divisions the papers have been divided by type of document and by their original owner's interests. Thus the papers of Mary, Ethel and Miriam Pease, which are small in quantity and mainly consist of letters have simply been arranged in chronological series. The papers of Sir Joseph and J.A.Pease are much greater in bulk and complexity; their letters, diaries, scrapbooks and photographs have been put into separate series but the papers generated by their business, political and official careers have formed further large subdivisions. All are arranged chronologically within the divisions. The hardcopy listing of these papers was, unfortunately, stopped before it was completed. This means that there are two numerical series in the card handlist which are differentiated by the presence of square brackets []. Readers who have used the papers before the final arrangement was begun and who have only reference numbers in square brackets should check the bottom left hand corner of the cards for that old number, A considerable amount of re-arranging has been done and it is sometimes only possible to give an approximate idea of particular papers original number, especially in the correspondence series.


Abbreviations

JWP Sir Joseph Whitwall Pease, 1st Bt

MP Mary Pease, JWP’s wife

JAP

Joseph Albert Pease, 1st Baron Gainford

EP Ethel (known as Elsie) Pease, JAP’s wife

JP Joseph Pease, JAP’s only son, 2nd Baron Gainford

MBP Miriam Blanche Pease, JAP’s elder daughter

FMP Faith Muriel Pease, JAP’s younger daughter

AEP Alfred Edward Pease, 2nd Bt. Elder son of JWP

HP Helen Pease, AEP’s first wife

Lord & Lady H-A

Lord Henry and Lady Alice Havelock-Allan, parents of EP

H H-A Harry Havelock-Allan, brother of EP

P&P Pease & Partners, Ironstone Colliers

J & JWP J. & J.W. Pease, the family-owned bank


Contents

Preface 3 Abbreviations 4 Chronology 7

A Sir Joseph Whitwell Pease’ papers 8 1-11 Family, business and general correspondence 1854-1903 9

12-19 Business papers: 1. Robert Stephenson & Co Ltd 2. J & JWP; P&P

17

20-22 Domestic papers Largely memoranda and valuations made when JWP became bankrupt in 1902

20

23-24 Political papers Election materal 1883, 1857-1902

21

25 Bowes Museum papers 22

26 Portsmouth case 23

B Mary Pease’ papers 24 27 Correspondence 1876-1886 25

C Joseph Albert Pease, 1st Baron Gainford 26 28-40 Diaries and memoirs 27 41-58 Press cuttings volumes and scrap books 29 59-101 Correspondence 32 102-110 Business papers 52 111-144 Political papers:

Election papers Parliamentary speech notes Chancellor of the Duchy papers President of the Board of Education papers Postmaster General papers Franchise and Registration Bill

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145-151 Other public works: Anti-slavery movement Tees Fishery Board Claims Commission BBC Peace Society Bowes Museum

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152-156 Hunting 70 157-162 Domestic papers (mostly shares, valuations and insurance) 71 163-174 Miscellaneous papers (e.g. programmes for royal events,

passports) 72

175 Lady Havelock Allan, J.A.P.’s mother-in-law, he was her executor. Includes some H-A family papers

75

176-177 Alfred Pease, 2nd Bt, J.A.P.’s elder brother 75

D Joseph Pease, 2nd Baron Gainford’s papers 77 178-180 Correspondence 78 181-182 Press cuttings 79 183-184 Local and family history: miscellaneous papers 79

E Elsie Pease’ papers 80 185-184 Correspondence, 1882 – 1941 81 195-196 Social events, address book and genealogical information 82

F Miriam Pease’ papers 83 197 Correspondence and diaries, 1916-1949 84 198 JAP to MBP, 1900 – 1943 84 199 Correspondence, including letters of condolence on the death of

JAP and the publication of a memorial, 1906 – 1958 84

200 MBP’s work at Barclays Bank, purchase of Tusculum and miscellaneous items

84

201 Press cuttings regarding JAP, MBP and other Pease family members

85

202 Supplementary box 1 85


Chronology Oxford DNB entry is available at: http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/35446?docPos=10

1860 Jan 17 Born in Darlington Education Grove House School, Tottenham

Trinity College, Cambridge 1886 Married Ethel Havelock-Allan 1882 – 1892 Darlington Corporation 1889 Mayor of Darlington 1889 – 1903 Durham County Council 1893 – 1895 Private Secretary to Rt. Hon. John Morley, Chief Secretary of Ireland 1892 – 1900 Liberal M.P. Tyneside Division, Northumberland 1897 – 1905 Junior Whip to the Opposition 1901 – 1910 Liberal M.P. Saffron Walden Division, Essex 1905 – 1908 Junior Lord of the Treasury 1908 – 1910 Patronage Secretary to Treasury 1910 – 1911 Chancellor, Duchy of Lancaster 1910 – 1916 Liberal M.P. Rotherham Division, W.R. Yorkshire 1911 – 1915 President of the Board of Education 1915 & 1917 – 20 Claims Commission in France 1916 Postmaster-General 1916 – 1932 Member of the Advisory Committee to the Goverrnment: Victoria &

Albert Museum, Science Museum and Board of Fisheries 1917 Jan 3 Created Baron Gainford of Headlam 1918 – 1919 Claims Commission in Italy 1919 – 1932 President of the National Association of Coke & Bye-Product Plant

Owners 1922 – 1926 Chairman of the BBC 1926 – 1932 Vice-Chairman of the BBC 1927 – 1928 President of Federation of British Industries 1932 President of the National Confederation of Employers’ Organisations 1943 Feb 15 Died Posts held: Deputy Chairman of the Durham Coal Owners Association Vice-Chairman of the Durham District Board (under Mines Act 1930) Director of P&P, Ltd. Chairman of Durham Coke Owners Director of the County of London Electricity Supply Company, Ltd. Chairman of South London Electric Supply Company Chairman of Tees Fishery Board Chairman of the Trustees of the Bowes Museum

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Sir Joseph Whitwall Pease’ papers

1-11 General correspondence 1859 -1903 9 12-19 Business papers 17 20-22 Domestic papers 20 23-24 Political papers 21 25 Bowes Museum papers 22 26 Portsmouth case 23


1 & 2 Family & general correspondence, 1859 - 1887

1/1-2 MP to her aunt ? 1860 Mar 19 & May 28 1/3 JWP’s nephew to JWP 1864 Jul 9 1/4 JAP & JWP to JWP’s father 1864 Aug 1/5-12 JWP to his father 1866 Dec 12 – 1870 Aug

21 1/13-15 AEP to JWP 1871 Nov 26 – 1876 Jan

29 1/16-18 JAP to his grandfather 1871 May 7 – Aug 17 1/19-77 JAP to JWP 1869 Apr 16 – 1882 Jun 14 1/78 Congratulations to JWP on peerage 1869 May 28 1/79 Letter on JWP’s qualifying as a JP 1869 Nov 7 1/80 JWP to Mr Thompson 1872 Aug 26 1/81 JWP to Mr Stephenson on new partnership 1873 May 31 1/82 Mr Stephenson to JWP about partnership 1874 Jan 16 1/83 Anon letter sent from Nice 1874 Jan 26 1/84-85 Notes, from JAP to probably JWP No date 1/86-88 Various business letters to JWP No date 1/89 Document and copy of JWP’s qualification as a

magistrate 1859 Nov 5

1/90 Qualification required for a county justice No date 1/91 Extract of the Militia Act 1882 No date 1/92 Part of a document listing dates of correspondence

between JWP and JAP, covering 1884 - 1886 No date

2/1-63 JAP to JWP 1883 Mar 6 – 1887 Nov 11 2/64 A.G. Burley to JWP 1883 May 28 2/65 Letter re AEP’s illness/accident 1884 Jan ? 2/66 AEP & JAP to mother and father 1884 May 15 2/67 Part of an envelope addressed to JWP which

contained a letter acknowledging his letter on Beatrice ?

1884 Aug 13

2/68 JAP to Mr Prior regarding taking an MA degree 1885 May 20 2/69 Alice Allan ? to JWP 1885/1886 Jan 10

3 & 4 Family and general correspondence, 1886 - 1896

3/1-25 Correspondence from White, Berry & Taylor; Trollope & Sons and Waterhouse, Winterbotham & Harrison to JWP on purchase of properties in Grosvenor Gardens and Kensington Palace Gardens, London

1890 May 10 – Dec 15

3/26-76 JAP to JWP 1886 Mar 8 – 1890 Dec 12

3/77 Passport for JWP 1886 Aug 2


3/78-79 EP to JWP 1887 Aug 28 & 1888 Aug 22

3/80 Clark ? from Mansion House, Doncaster to JWP 1890 Jul 7

3/81 Draft letters from JWP 1890 Jul 11

4/1-3 Beatrice Lymington to her father JWP 1891 Jan 4 – Jun 25

4/4 Lymington to his father-in-law JWP 1891 Jul 17

4/5 Albert Leatham to MP 1891 Aug 30

4/6 Poem to AEP ? 1891 Sept

4/7-8 Letters to JWP from Shipbourne, Cromer 1891 Sept 31 & Dec 30

4/9 Dunham to JWP 1892 Nov 11

4/10 JAP to AEP 1893 Jan 4

4/11 JP to JWP 1894 Jan 6

4/12-14 MBP to JWP 1894 Aug 24 – 1895 Sept 27

4/15 AEP to JWP 1894 Oct 2

4/16-20 R Theodore Wilson to JWP 1896 Jul 14 – Nov 21

4/21-24 Isaac Wilson to JWP 1896 Mar 6 – Sept 14

4/25-28 Correspondence between JWP and Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek regarding the renewal of the mortgage on estate

1896 Apr 28 – Jun 13

4/29-30 MP to Joseph 1896 Aug 18 & Sept 25

4/31 EP to JWP 1896 Oct 5

4/32-40 Cyril Butler to JWP 1896 Oct 17 – Dec 19

4/41-102 JAP to JWP 1891 Feb 27 – 1896 Dec 7

5 & 6 Family, business and general correspondence, 1897 - 1901

5/1-2 Cyril Butler to JWP 1897 Jan 6 – 20

5/3 AEP to JWP 1897 Aug 18

5/4 JWP to Isaac Wilson 1897 Sept 3

5/5-14 Isaac Wilson to JWP 1897 Sept 25 – 1899 Jan 24

5/15-18 Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek to JWP 1897 Nov 11 – 1900 Jul 4

5/19 Jacksons ? to JWP 1898 Aug 11

5/20 J A Bevan to JWP 1898 Oct 31

5/21 JWP to David 1898 Nov 20

5/22 Envelope of letter from JWP to Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek

No date

5/23 Copy of statistics sent to Mr J Rowntree regarding drinking at Stanley Colliery

1898 Dec 15

5/24-26 EP to JWP 1899 Jan 8 – 1900 Jan 10

5/27 Thomas Ellis to JWP regarding leadership election of Liberal Party

1899 Jan 28 – Feb 2

5/28 Telegram regarding arrival of JAP to Northgate 1899 May 26

5/29 JWP to Dickinson 1899 Jun 20

5/30 R. Theodore Wilson to JWP on the death of his father Isaac

1899 Oct 2


5/31 JWP to Albert 1900 17 Feb

5/32-33 W.B.Peat & Co. to JWP on the liquidation of R. Stephenson & Co. Ltd

1900 Marc 7 & 9

5/34-35 Dunham to JWP 1900 May 6 & 9

5/36 John Pease to his uncle JWP 1900 May 11

5/37-38 Rev. Whithington & Ecclesiastical Commission to JWP regarding the Nunthorpe Estate

1900 May 29 & 31

5/39 London Life Association to JWP 1900 May 29

5/40 JWP to C. Higham ? 1900 May 30

5/41 E Lloyd Pease to his cousin JWP 1900 Jun 12

5/42 Letter to JWP regarding the rent of the vicar of the Nunthorpe Estate

1900 Jun 14

5/43 MBP to JWP 1900 Jul 3

5/44 Badcock to AEP 1900 Jul 25

5/45 Badcock to JWP 1900 Nov 2

5/46 Letter to JWP from Red Barns, Redcar 1900 Sep 25

5/47-48 WC Fully ? to JWP 1900 Nov 29 – Dec 3

5/49-107 JAP to JWP 1897 Mar 7 – 1900 Dec 5

6/1 JP to JWP 1901 Feb 3

6/2 Letter to JWP from Edinburgh 1901 Feb 9

6/3-5 JWP to Albert 1901 Mar 2 – Aug 17

6/6-10 Crump to JWP 1901 Mar 14 – 21

6/11 Price, Waterhouse & Co. to JWP 1901 Mar 14

6/12 W.B.Peat & Co to JWP re liquidation of R Stephenson & Co.

1901 Mar 20

6/13 Memo re valuation of Tees Iron Works 1901 Apr 11

6/14-15 E. Lloyd Pease to JWP 1901 Sept 9 & 18

6/16-18 Barclay Bank to JWP and his reply 1901 Oct 18 – 24

6/19-20 London Life Association Limited to JWP and his reply 1901 Nov 8 & 18


6/22-48 JAP to JWP 1901 Jan 12 – Nov 24

7 Correspondence leading up to financial problems, 1902 Jan - Aug

7/1-8 Hutchinson from Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek to JWP 1902 2 Jan – Aug 15

7/9 Programme of an event, JWP presiding 1902 Jan 3

7/10-11 Prescott Dimsdale Cave Tugwell & Co. to JWP and his reply

1902 Jan 6 & 7

7/12-16 National Provincial Bank of England to JWP 1902 Jan 21 – Aug 21

7/17-18 E Lloyd Pease to his father 1902 Mar 14 – 24

7/19-20 JWP to Backhouse and his reply 1902 Apr 22

7/21-34 Badcock to JWP 1902 Apr 29 – Aug 20

7/35-39 David Dale to JWP 1902 Jul 13 – Aug 22

7/40-42 Hutchinson Solicitors to JWP 1902 Jul 20 – Aug 8


7/43-55 Birkbeck to JWP and a couple of his replies 1902 Jul 24 – Aug 25

7/56 Birkbeck to Alfred 1902 Aug 6

7/57-61 London Life Association Ltd to JWP and two of his replies

1902 Jul 25 – Aug 8

7/62-66 Various letters from JWP re business 1902 Jul 29 – Aug 4

7/67 Letter to JWP from Cardigan House, Chichester ? 1902 Aug 5

7/68 Barclays Bank to JWP 1902 Aug 6

7/69-71 York City & County Banking Co. Ltd to JWP and his reply

1902 Aug 20 – 25

7/72 Tennant to JWP 1902 Aug 20

7/73 EP to JWP re Alfred 1902 Aug 21

7/74 JWP to Dinnisdale ? 1902 Aug 23

7/75-76 JWP to Buxton and his reply 1902 Aug 25 & 31

7/77-82 National Discount Company Ltd to JWP and his replies 1902 Aug 15 – 31

7/83-100 Letters of sympathy to JWP on his financial trouble 1902 Aug 25 – 31

7/101-102 JWP to Holden 1902 Aug 27 & 29

7/103-108 Short notes from JWP to several business contacts No dates

7/109 Share price/worth calucations No date

7/110 Propositions for the consideration of J. & J.W.P. & B. & Co. for Barclays

1902 Aug 22

7/111-115 JAP to JWP 1902 Feb 4 – Aug 7

8 Business correspondence re financial problem, 1902 Sept

8/1 J.E.Pease to JWP 1902 Sept 1

8/2 Fowell Buxton to JWP 1902 Sept 1

8/3 Wilson to JWP 1902 Sept 1

8/4-20 Correspondence and share sales documentation between National Discount Company Ltd and JWP

1902 Sept 1 – 27

8/21 Letter from Hotel Majestic, Harrogate, to JWP 1902 Sept 2

8/22 Letter refusing to act as guarantor to JWP 1902 Sept 2

8/23 Cartam ? to JWP re Butler’s marriage settlement 1902 Sept 2

8/24-27 E & J Backhouse to JWP and a reply 1902 Sept 2 - 29

8/28-33 Birkbeck to JWP 1902 Sept 2 – 14

8/34-51 W.B.Peat & Co. to JWP and his replies, with accompanying guarantee documentation

1902 Sept 2 - 30

8/52 W.B.Peat & Co. to David Dale on banks terms 1902 Sept 30

8/53 David Dale to JWP 1902 Sept 12

8/54-55 F.W. Buxton to JWP and his reply 1902 Sept 2 & 3 ?

8/56-58 JWP to Tennant and his replies 1902 Sept 2 – 8

8/5 JWP to Leatham 1902 Sept 2

8/60-67 Various letters to JWP re business matters 1902 Sept 3 – 9

8/68-69 J.W. Clarke to JWP on valuation of Hutton estate 1902 Sept 7 & 17

8/70 Barclay to JWP re guarantee 1902 Sept 7


8/71-73 J. Joicey to JWP and his reply 1902 Sept 8 - 29

8/74 JWP to Robert 1902 Sept 8

8/75 Fry to JWP 1902 Sept 8

8/76 National Provincial Bank of England to JWP 1902 Sept 9

8/77 R. Barclay to JWP 1902 Sept 11

8/78-80 Various letters to JWP 1902 Sept 12 – 15

8/81 Copies of telegrams from JWP 1902 Sept

8/82-85 Various letters to JWP 1902 Sept 15 – 22

8/86 JAP to JWP with copy of J & JWP credit balances 1902 Sept 22

8/87 Badcock to JWP 1902 Sept 22

8/88 London Life Association Ltd to JWP 1902 Sept 23

8/89-91 Ridley to JWP and his reply 1902 Sept 25 – 29

8/92 JWP to Directors of North Easter Railway tendering his resignation from chairmanship

1902 Sept 26

8/93-94 Wharton to JWP & his reply 1902 Sept 28 &29

8/95 Fry to JWP 1902 Sept 30

8/96 P&P share price 1902 Aug – Sept

8/97 Letter to London City & Midland Bank Ltd No date

9 Business correspondence re financial problem, 1902 Oct – Nov

9/1-26 Correspondence to and from W.B.Peat & Co. 1902 Oct 1 – Nov 26

9/27-31 Ridley to JWP and his replies 1902 Oct 2 – 12

9/32-34 H. Tennant to JWP and his reply 1902 Oct 3 – 6

9/35-37 London Life Association to JWP 1902 Oct 3 – 17

9/38-43 Dale to JWP 1902 Oct 6 – Nov 2

9/44 Joicey to JWP 1902 Oct 6

9/45-55 JAP to JWP 1902 Oct 7 – Nov 20

9/56-59 National Provincial Bank of England to JWP 1902 Oct 8 – Nov 4

9/60 Backhouse to JWP 1902 Oct 8

9/61-66 National Discount Company Ltd to JWP and a reply 1902 Oct 8 - 15

9/67 JWP to C. Berry ? 1902 Oct 9

9/68 Lowthian Bell to JWP 1902 Oct 10

9/69-70 Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek to JWP 1902 Oct 20 & 28

9/71-80 Correspondence between JWP and his daughters about financial problems

1902 Oct 24 – Nov 1

9/81-82 Two letters to JWP, signature illegible 1902 Oct 21 & 24

9/83 Butterworth to Sir David 1902 Oct 27

9/84 J.B. Tennant to JWP 1902 Oct 28

9/85-88 Clarke to JWP and part of letter from JWP 1902 Oct 29 – Nov 5


9/90-93 Harrison from Waterhouse & Co solicitors and JWP reply

1902 Nov 14 – 25


9/94-95 R.W. Cooper to JWP and his reply 1902 Nov 15 & 24

9/96-98 Furness to JWP and his reply 1902 Nov 17 & 19

9/99 JWP’s nephew to JWP 1902 Nov 26

9/100 Harrison to AEP: Newcastle arrangement 1902 Nov 27

9/101 JWP to ? No date

9/102 Memorandum as to the purchase of the Hutton Hall Estate

No date

9/103 Covering letter for letters from a bank ? 1902 Oct 29

10 Business correspondence re financial problem, 1902 Dec – 1903 Jan

10/1-42 Correspondence between Waterhouse & Co., W.B. Peat & Co. and JWP

1902 Dec 2 – 1903 Jan 28

10/43-54 JAP to JWP and one from JWP to JAP 1902 Dec 3 – 1903 Jan 18

10/55-56a EP to JWP 1902 Dec 9 – 1902 Jan 30

1057-62 Badcock to JWP 1902 Dec 9 – 1903 Jan 27

10/63-64 J.B. Tennant to JWP 1902 Dec 12 & 23

10/65-66 JWP to Lothian Bell and his reply 1902 Dec 19 & 20

10/67-68a JWP to Tennant and his replies 1902 Dec 19 – 1903 Jan 25

10/69-90 Correspondence to A.C. Gravely, including that regarding references for an Arthur Graham

1902 Dec 22 – 1903 Jan 28

10/91 Dawes & Sons to JWP 1902 Dec 27

10/92-94 Correspondence to JWP regarding the Tees Conservancy Commission

1902 Dec 29 – 1903 Jan 7

10/95 Pure Literature Society to JWP 1903 Jan 1

10/96 North Eastern Railway to JWP 1903 Jan 2

10/97 Snowden to JWP 1903 Jan 4

10/98 Arthur Pease to his uncle JWP re business 1903 Jan 4

10/99 T. James Thomson to JWP 1903 Jan 5

10/100 Trollope & Sons to JWP 1903 Jan 5

10/101 Someone at the Board of Trade to JWP 1903 Jan 6

10/102 G. Angus to JWP 1903 Jan 8

10/103 Coseley to JWP re Hutton School 1903 Jan 9

10/104-105 Thistlethwaite to JWP 1903 Jan 9 & 10

10/106 Claud Pease to his uncle JWP 1903 Jan 12

10/107 Henderson to JWP 1903 Jan 12

10/108 J.W. Clarke notice of rents due on Hutton Estate 1903 Jan 12

10/109 Hellard to JWP ? 1903 Jan 12

10/110-111 Ellis Levers to JWP 1903 Jan 13

10/112 Waight ? to JWP ? 1903 Jan 13

10/113 Lyall to JWP 1903 Jan 13

10/114-115 Cumberland & Durham Miners Permanent Relief Fund to JWP

1903 Jan 14 &20

10/116-119 David Dale to JWP 1903 Jan 14 – 19


10/120 Chinnock to JWP 1903 Jan 15

10/121 Ernest Scott & Mountain to JWP 1903 Jan 15

10/122 Pallison to JWP 1903 Jan 16

10/123-125 Buxton to JWP 1903 Jan 16-22

10/126 Hutton Estate rents 1903 Jan 16

10/127-130 Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek to JWP 1903 Jan 17 – 30

10/131 J. Cradock to JWP 1903 Jan 17

10/132-133 Company documents for Prescott Dimsdale Cave Tugwell & Co Ltd

1903 Jan 19

10/134 Scott to J.W. Clarke 1903 Jan 19

10/135-137 Society for the Supression of the Opium Trade to JWP 1903 Jan 19 – 29

10/138 Free Trade Wharf Co Ltd to JWP 1903 Jan 20

10/139 Kitching ? to JWP 1903 Jan 20

10/140-143 JWP to Hugh Bell and his replies 1903 Jan 20 – 24

10/144 Scott Robinson to JWP 1903 Jan 22

10/145 Scott to JWP 1903 Jan 22

10/146-147 William Gray & Co. to JWP 1903 Jan 23 & 26

10/148 Morrisey to JWP 1903 Jan 23

10/149 M. Dent to JWP 1903 Jan 23

10/150 Hodgkin ? to JWP 1903 Jan 23

10/151 Catford to JWP 1903 Jan 23

10/152-155 JWP to his nephew Arthur Pease and his replies, including documents for the sale of property (see also 10/169)

1903 Jan 22 – 28

10/156 Fryer ? to JWP 1903 Jan 24

10/157 Wilson to JWP 1903 Jan 24

10/158 ? to Pease 1903 Jan 24

10/159-160 Birkbeck to JWP 1903 Jan 24 & 31

10/161 Farrow to JWP 1903 Jan 26

10/162 ? to JWP 1903 Jan 26

10/163 Falmouth High School Limited account sheet 1903 Jan 27

10/164 Guisborough Union to JWP 1903 Jan 28

10/165 JWP to Sir F Hopwood 1903 Jan 29

10/166 London Life Association to JWP 1903 Jan 30

10/167 Mr Richard to JWP 1903 Jan 31

10/168 Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants to JWP 1903 Jan 31

10/169 Property purchased of RW Thompson (see also 10/152-10/155)

1902 Jul 17

11 Business correspondence re financial problems, 1903 Feb - Jun

11/1-2 Lister & Beck to JWP 1903 Feb 2 & 9

11/3-21 W.B.Peat & Co. to JWP 1903 Feb 2 – Jun 5


11/22-27 Correspondence regarding JWP’s position on the Tees Conservancy Commission

1903 Feb 2 – 27

11/28-29 Bell to JWP 1903 Feb 2 & 20

11/30 Iron & Steel Institute to JWP 1903 Feb 2

11/31-35 Bowes Museum to JWP 1903 Feb 3 – 21

11/36-41 Badcock to JWP 1903 Feb 3 – Jun 3

11/42-59 Correspondence to A.C. Gravely (see also 11/76) 1903 Feb 3 – Mar 9

11/60 Cawdor ? to JWP 1903 Feb 5

11/61 Wilkinson to JWP 1903 Feb 5

11/62 Townley Parker to JWP 1903 Feb 5

11/63 Trollope & Sons to JWP 1903 Feb 5

11/64 London Life Association Ltd to JWP 1903 Feb 6

11/65-67 Luca, Hutchinson & Meek to JWP 1903 Feb 6 – 28

11/68-75 Waterhouse & Co to JWP 1903 Feb 6 – 27

11/76 Moore to Gravely 1903 Feb 7

11/77 Waller & Co to JWP re residents meeting 1903 Feb 7

11/78 Buxton to JWP 1903 Feb 9

11/79 Glendinning to JWP 1903 Feb 10

11/80 Crawhall to JWP re Stanhope Nursing Association 1903 Feb 10

11/81-88 JAP to JWP 1903 Feb 10 – Jun 15

11/89 Snowden to JWP 1903 Feb 11

11/90 Bourne from British & Foreign School Society to JWP 1903 Feb 17

11/91-92 Balfour & Co Wine Merchants to JWP 1903 Feb 20 & 23

11/93-94 Christie, Manson & Woods to JWP and his reply 1903 Feb 20 & Mar 5

11/95 Halliwell to JWP 1903 Feb 21

11/96-97 JWP to Furness and his reply 1903 Feb 23

11/98 Greenwood to JWP 1903 Feb 26

11/99 Ridley to JWP 1903 Mar 5

11/100 Edward Pease to his grandfather JWP 1903 Mar 5

11/101 Fox to JWP 1903 Mar 5

11/102 AEP to JWP 1903 Mar 9

11/103 Calden ? to JWP 1903 Mar 26

11/104 Tallaoh ? to JWP 1903 Apr 4

11/105-106 York City and County Banking Co. to JWP and his reply

1903 Apr 17 & 20

11/107-108 W.B. Peat to Miss Pease re settling of accounts 1903 Apr 22

11/109 Lloyd to his cousin JWP 1903 May 7

11/110 Mottome to her uncle JWP 1903 May 29

11/111 R Stephenson & Co to JWP 1903 Jun 3

11/112 Gravely to JWP 1903 Jun 10

11/113-115 G. Buxton to JWP regarding B. Portsmouth’s offer of help and his reply

1903 Jun 12 – 16

11/116 Memorandum by JWP on relationship between himself and Lady P

1903 Jun 15


12 Business papers relating to Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd, 1899 – 1902

12/1-24 J. Walker to JWP re business matters, including an agreements between the company and Walter Norman and the construction of a Spanish dock

1899 Sept 28 – 1901 Jun 20

12/25-47 Correspondence, mainly from W.B. Peat & Co., relating to the liquidation of the company and sale of Endeavour shares

1900 Nov 29 – 1901 Jun 19

12/48-51 Normans ? to JWP 1899 Nov 18 – Dec 6

12/52-53 Letter to JWP and the company regarding possible business

1900 Mar 21

12/54 William A. Crump & Son to JWP 1900 May 3

12/55 Jobson to JWP 1900 May 22

12/56 Stanton to JWP 1900 Jul 31

12/57 Letter from Tunstall Court to JWP 1901 Apr 9

12/58 ? to JWP regarding sale of steamers 1901 Apr 14

12/59 Telegram from JAP to JWP 1901 Apr 18

12/60 ? to JWP discussing Withy 1901 May 12

12/61 Blumenthal to the company 1901 May 22

12/62 Telegram to JWP regarding sale of pontoon 1901 Jun 18

12/63 Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd deed of copartnership 1867 Nov 5

12/64 Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd deed of partnership 1867 Nov 7

12/65 Robert Stephenson & Co. Ltd prospectus 1899 Jul

12/66-68 Copy of minutes of first and second meetings of the shareholders in the company, and some handwritten notes

1899 Nov 7 & 1901 Feb 20

12/69 Company circular to shareholders on formation of new company after liquidation

1900 Jun 26

12/70-71 Engineer’s reports on the Hebburn Graving dock 1901 Apr 29 & 1902 Jan 17

12/72 Minutes of the meeting of the Shipbuilding Committee 1901 Jun 19

12/73 Newspaper cutting from the Daily Mail comparing American and English locomotives

No date

12/74 The company profits and loss sheet 1875 – 1899

12/75-90 Financial and accounting documents relating to the company

1899 Jun 30 – 1902 Mar 10

13 Business papers relating to J & J.W Pease and P&P Ltd, 1854 – 1903

13/1 Clauses 16 to 20 of Deed of Partnership between Joseph, John, Henry and JWP

1862 Jan 1

13/2 Terms and condition for working the Brandon Pit 1880 Jul 1

13/3 P&P Ltd prospectus 1898 Oct 17

13/4-6 Report of the directors of P&P Ltd 1900 – 1902

13/7-9 P&P Ltd statements 1901 Sept 30 – 1902 Oct 31

13/10-15 Various rough balance sheets 1895 Jun 29 – 1898 Jun 30


13/16-34 Financial documents and papers relating to P&P Ltd and family members generally

1862 – Aug 1902

13/35-36 Accounts and investments of Leatham 1854 – 1901

13/37-39 Accounts, balance and profit ledger and executors of Joseph Pease Esq

1872 – 1873

13/40-44 Accounts, trustees’ investments and income from estate of W. Fowler

1877 – 1901

13/45 Payments on Arthur Peases account 1879 – 1902

13/46 Payments on Edward Peases account 1879 – 1902

13/47-50 Henry Pease & Co results, allowances to H. Fell Pease and shares purchased by his estate

1872 – 1898

13/51-55 Estate of Charles Pease’s balance sheets and valuation 1901 Jun 30 – 1903 May 23

13/56-65 Miscellaneous financial notes

13/66 Letter from Mayor’s Parlour, Truro, to JWP requested help with funding a reception for the Prince and Princess of Wales opening the Nave of the catherdral

1903 May 14

14 Accounting papers relating to J & JWP and P&P Ltd, 1890 - 1901

14/1-19 Accounts of credits and debts 1890 Jun – Dec 1899

14/20-23 Abstract of balance sheets 1900 Jun – 1901 Dec

15 A & B Accounting papers relating to J & JWP and P&P Ltd, 1899 – 1902

A 15/1-33 Balances 1899 Aug 1 – 1902 Aug 1

B 15/1-2 Balance sheets 1901 Dec 31 & 1902 Jun 30

16 Papers concerning the financial difficulties of J. & J. W. Pease, 1902 Aug – 1903 Jan (see also boxes 17-22 & 72-74)

16/1-3 Notes on the negotiations with Barclays Bank, proposals and JWP’s questions on Barclays actions

1902 Aug

16/4 List of unsecured creditors no date

16/5 List of partly secured creditors no date

16/6 List of creditors and amounts paid to them no date

16/7-11 Schedules I to VI: list of creditors postponed & cancelled, of guarantors, of life policies and family settlements

no date

16/12 List of trust accounts with credit balances no date

16/13 Memo in relation to finances of J. & J. W. Pease, including results of decision in Portsmouth case

no date

16/14 List of shares, debentures and other properties no date

16/15 Form for guarantors to sign 1902 Oct

16/16-19 Information on creditors no date

16/20-21 2 copies of a draft letter regarding deed of assignment for J & JWP trust and list of guarantors for committee

1903 Jan


16/22-52 Rough notes and scribbles on accounts, loans, debts and shares by JWP ?

no date

16/53 Address book with financial details not addresses no date

17 Papers concerning the financial difficulties of J. & J. W. Pease 1898 –1902 Sept (see also boxes 16, 18-22 & 72-74)

17/1 JWP’s ? private accounts 1899 - 1903

17/2 JWP’s private accounts with J & JWP 1901 – 1902

17/3 List of credit balances 1898 Aug 27 – 1902 Aug 22

17/4 P&P price of ordinary shares 1899 Sept – 1902 Sept

17/5 Mortgage for £40,000 on shares in P&P 1900 Jul 13

17/6 Balances on 1 Aug each year 1900 – 1902

17/7 Comparison of credit balances 1901 Mar – 1902 Mar

17/8 Yearly profits saleable of J & JWP 1901

17/9 Lucas Hutchinson & Meeks account against JWP 1901

17/10 Notes on JWP’s investments 1902 Mar

17/11-14 Settlements on Pease, Fowler and Leatham families 1902 Mar

17/15 Debit accounts with J & JWP 1902 Aug 22

17/16 Draft of assets for JWP, AEP & JAP 1902 Aug

17/17 Abstract of balance sheet 1902 Jun 30

17/18 Analysis of credit balances 1902 Aug 22

17/19-22 Suggestions for realising assets of J & JWP 1902 Sept

17/23 List of the 138 unsecures creditors of J & JWP 1902 Aug 23

17/24 Particulars of E. Hutchinson’s account 1902 Sept 16

17/25 Note on interview with E. Hutchinson 1902 Sept 18

17/26-27 Copies of schedules II & III; family creditors 1902 Sept 18

17/28 2 copies of list of outside creditors with claims for over £1,000

1902 Sept 23

17/29 Backhouse to JAP 1902 Sept 27

17/30-50 Rough notes and accounts on company and family finances

1901 – 1902

18 Statements of affairs for JWP, AEP, JAP and J & JWP, 1902 Aug (see also boxes 16, 17, 19-22 & 72-74)

18/1 List of shares, debentures and other properties of 1902 Aug 22

18/2 General summary of liabilities and assets of above 1902 Aug 23

18/3-6 Statement of affairs for J & JWP, JWP, AEP and JAP 1902 Aug 23

19 Documents relating to financial problems and suggested schemes of rescue of J & JWP, 1902 Sept – 1905 (see also boxes 16-18, 20-22 & 72-74)


19/1 Notes from W.B. Peat concerning business, including valuation from Walton & Lees

1902 Sept 23 – Nov

19/2 Draft conveyance and assignment and power of attorney from JWP and others to W.B. Peat x 2

1902 Oct 8

19/3-6 Lists of private liabilities and assets of partners in J & JWP

1902 Oct – Nov

19/7 Credit balances in J & JWP’s books which are not necessarily liabilities

1902 Oct 16

19/9-18 Handwritten and typescript documents on suggested schemes of recovery of J & JWP, including idea of a trust syndicate of family and friends

1902 Oct – Nov 3

19/19 Rough account notes 1902 Oct 21

19/20-29 Lists of guarantors and donors and amounts promised and form of guarantee

1902 Oct – Nov 24

19/30 Documents regarding JWP, AEP & JAP hypothecating ordinary shares in P&P

1902 Oct

19/31 Nunthorpe Hall & Morton Carr Farm House statement of contracts

1902 Nov

19/32-35 Liabilities of JWP, AEP & JAP 1902 Dec – 1903 Jan

19/36 List of creditors of J & JWP 1902 Dec

19/37 Notes on meeting held at 31 Great George Street 1902 Dec 10

19/38 Statement in reference to the deduction of monies due to JWP & JAP from the calls payable by W.B. Peat to Robert Stephenson & Co.

1902 Dec

19/39 Memo on agreement with Cooper, Butterworth & Peat on behalf of North Eastern Railway Company

1902 Dec 18

19/40 Form of letter sent to creditors regarding payment of debt

1903

19/41 Rough note of finances 1903 Jan

19/42 Income and interest paid for JWP, 1891 – 1901 1903 Jan

19/43 Memo relative to P&P’ shares 1903 Jan 30 – Feb 19

19/44 Copies of an article giving tribute to the Pease family by Sir Furness in the North-Eastern Daily Gazette

1903 Apr 15

19/45 Draft letter to G. Buxton 1903 Jul 15

19/46 Assets of J. & J.W. P&P 1903 Aug 23

19/47 Amounts still due by liquidators of J & JWP to creditors and newspaper article on final dividend

1905 Apr

19/48-49 Rough notes on guarantors no date

20 Papers concerning Hutton Estate and others, 1901 – 1903 (see also boxes 16-19, 21-22 & 72-74)

20/1 Estates’ accounts 1901

20/2-3 Game accounts and arrangements 1902 Aug 23 – 1903 Nov 18

20/4-6 Report and valuation of Hutton and other estates by J.W. Clarke, with notes and memorandum

1902 Sept

20/7 Arrangment with Long for staff, horses and carriages 1902 Sept 16

20/8 Pease bank account finances 1902 Sept 23 – Dec 31


20/9 Expenditure 1902 Sept 23 – 1903 Mar 7

20/10 Memo as to Furnnell’s ? wages 1902 Oct

20/11 Memo of arrangement with E. Guddes for work on Hutton Estate and for renting the shop and yard

1902 Oct 20

20/12 Memo of arrangement with Macintoe for renting Hutton Hall Gardens

1902 Oct

20/13 Inventory of garden plants and tools at Hutton Hall 1902 Oct 20

20/14 Arrangement on signing deed of conveyance and assignment between JWP and North Eastern Railway Company

1902 Dec 18

20/15 Agreement of 18 Dec 1902 1902 Dec 18

20/16-17 Estimate of JWP’s liabilities at 1902 Nov 15, up to 1902 Dec 31

1902 Dec 31

20/18 Hutton Farm stock 1903 Jan 1

20/19 Tradesmen accounts delivered to date 1903 Apr

20/20 Hutton Hall Estate running costs no date

20/21-26 Notes on estate, Peat and JWP accounts no date

20/27-67 Receipts and invoices 1902

21 Papers concerning valuation of Nunthorpe Hall Estate, 1896 – 1903 (see also boxes 16-20, 22 & 71-74)

21/1-4 Survey and valuation of Nunthorpe Hall by J.W. Clarke and accompanying memo and notes

1896

21/6 Nunthorpe mortgage 1896 Feb 10

21/7-9 Plans of the Hall no date

21/10 Stable inventory 1902 Sept 25

21/11 Schedule of farm sale 1902 Oct 30

21/12-13 Nunthorpe effects and value 1902 Nov 17

21/14 Valuation of JAP’s farms in Cleveland 1902 Nov

21/15 J.W. Clarke to JWP re rent at Nunthorpe 1903 Jan 21

21/16-17 Plans illustrating exchange of land between JWP and A.J. Dorman

no date

21/18-23 Rough notes re Nunthorpe no date

22 Auction sale catalogue (see also boxes 16-21 & 71-74)

22 Auction sale catalogue of Hutton Hall, Pinchthorpe House and Nunthorpe Hall, 1st edition and annoted by JWP

1903 Marc 26

23 & 24 Political papers: including election papers, canvassing documents, speeches and cartoons, 1833 - 1902

23/1-2 Copies of the Morning Post which mention Joseph (?) Pease talking on a Quakers affirmation bill

1833 May 8 – 9


23/3 Notice of the speeches of Henry Pease, G.J. Scurfield and Joseph Pease during the South Durham Election

1857 Mar 31

23/4 Copy of South Durham & Cleveland Mercury containing JWP’s speech to a meeting to choose a liberal candidate for Hartlepool

1868 Jul 15

23/5 South Durham Election poll handbook 1868

23/6 Address to the electors of the Southern Division of County Durham by JWP

1874 Jan 26

23/7-14 Nursery rhymes for young liberals no date

23/15 Envelope addressed to JAP 1912 Jan 31 ?

23/16-34 Political cartoons, some containing JWP no date

24/1 Map of South Durham Election 1880

24/2-4 JWP’s election address to the Barnard Castle Division, original and reprinted in the Northern Echo with questions

1885 Nov 4

24/5 JWP’s canvassing circular 1885 Nov 10

24/6-8 Circular and addresses to electors in the Barnard Castle Division

1886 Jun, 1892 Jun 23 & 1895 Jul

24/9 JWP leaflet to the liberal electors in Cleveland 1892 Jul 8

24/10 JWP’s speech announcing giving up political life 1902 Dec 13

24/11 Wilson-Todd’s address to electors of Darlington 1885 Sep 26

24/12 H. Fell Pease’s address to electors of Cleveland 1885 Oct 28

24/13 M. D’arcy Wyvill’s address to Bishop Auckland 1885 Nov 7

24/14 AEP’s address to electors of the City of York 1885 Nov 9

24/15 J.M. Paulton’s address to Bishop Auckland 1885 Nov 9

24/16 Gladstone’s manifesto address to Midlothian 1885 Sep 17

24/17 Lord Randolf Churchill’s address to Birmingham ? Oct 10

24/18 Gladstone, Balfour, R. Churchill & Salisbury’s election addresses

1892 Jun

24/19 Account of Chaplin’s speech to the House of Commons on agricultural reform, in the Pall Mall Gazette

no date

24/20 Weardale High Committees no date

24/21 Comments on Lyons’ address no date

24/22 Number of voters in the Durham County Divisions no date

25 Bowes Museum papers, Barnard Castle, 1892 – 1927

25/1 Bowes Museum opening, covered in the supplement to the Teeside Mercury

1892 Jun 15

25/2 Catalogue of the pictures in the Bowes Museum, with letter insert charting the life of John Bowes

1892 & 1928 Dec 21

25/3 Strathmore v Vane, ex parte Bowes Museum Trustees, re financial position of Museum

1898 Oct 26

25/4 Charity Commission’s decision on whether the Museum had authority to raise a loan

1899 Dec 8

25/5-8 Letters and document relating to Western’s petition for leave to pay the Trustees of the Museum

1901 Apr 29 – Jun 25


25/9-10 O.S. Scott to JWP regarding Countess of Montalbo’s jewels

1901 Aug 23

25/11-22 Documents relating to the Museums accounts 1897 – 1902

25/23-24 Correspondence regarding Charity Commissioners 1902 Nov 7 – 11

25/25-28 Scott to JWP re matters at the Museum 1902 Apr 9 – Oct 12

25/29 Handbook to the Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle 1911 May

25/30 Notification of Museum trustees meeting by Scott 19017 Jan 10

25/31 Report of the curator to the trustees of the Bowes Museum for the six years, 1921 – 1927

1927 Mar 18

26 Documents relating to the Portsmouth v Pease case, 1885 - 1901

26/1 Particulars of loans due from E. Pease’s estate 1885 Jun 30

26/2 Lucas’ offer to Portsmouth solicitor regarding Edward Pease’s estate

1897 Feb 10

26/3 Copy of terms agreed on by court for sale of assets 1897 Jun 1

26/4 Notes of division according to purchase scheme 1897 Jun 30

26/5 Apportionment of shares and cash in new company 1898 Oct 11

26/6-7 JWP memo on E. Pease’s estate 1900 Jan 29

26/8 Statement of facts relating to the case 1900 Nov

26/9 Memo on the case by Waterhouse 1900 Dec 20

26/10 Particulars of allotment of 8985 shares in P&P 1901 Mar 1

26/11 Share and accounting notes for case 1901 Aug

26/12 Syndicate balance sheet 1901 Oct 31

26/13 P&P: deferred shares: allotment no date

26/14 Interest in P&P from shares in estate no date

26/15 JAP notes to Lady Portsmouth on how JWP helped E. Pease and herself significantly

no date


B

Mary Pease’ papers

27 Correspondence, 1876-1886 25


27 Correspondence, 1876-1886 27/1-67 JAP to MP 1871 Jul 15 – 1886 Oct 20

27/68-69 AEP to MP 1879 Feb 14 & 1880 Mar ?

27/70 H.B. Pease to her mother, MP 1879 Nov 5

27/71-72 EP to MP, with envelope 1886 Oct 20

27/73 Maud Pease to her mother, MP ? Jun 27


C

Joseph Albert Pease, 1st Baron Gainford, papers

Many of these volumes had letters and memorandum inserted in them. They have been removed for security and put in the general correspondence series at their date, with their original position indicated on them. Letters securely glued into position have been left.

MSS.Gainford 33-? are now open to readers provided they agree not to publish anything from them until the Hazlehurst-Woodland edition is produced. Lord Gainford’s permission must be obtained for quotes from the original.

(N.B. 17.2.2006 The restrictions have been lifted on the diaries up to 1910 following the publication of ‘A Liberal chronicle: journals and papers of J.A. Pease, 1st Lord Gainford, 1908-1910’. A second and third volume are planned and therefore nothing is to be published from the other material until that time.)

28-40 Diaries and memoirs 27 41-58 Press cuttings and scrap books 29 59-101 Correspondence 32 102-110 Business papers 52 111-144 Political papers: Election papers,

Parliamentary speech notes, Chancellor of the Duchy papers, President of the Board of Education papers, Postmaster General papers & Franchise and Registration Bill

61

145-151 Other public works: Anti-slavery movement, Tees Fishery Board, Claims Commission, BBC, Peace Society & Bowes Museum

68

152-156 Hunting 70 157-162 Domestic papers (mostly shares, valuations

and insurance) 71

163-174 Miscellaneous papers (e.g. programmes for royal events, passports)

72

175 Lady Havelock Allan, J.A.P.’s mother-in-law, he was her executor. Includes some H-A family papers

75

176-177 Alfred Pease, 2nd Bt, J.A.P.’s elder brother 75


28 Diary at Cambridge, 1880

28 Diary at Cambridge: a term at Cambridge 1880 Apr 6 – Jun 16

29 Diaries, 1884 - 1896 29/1 Diary from ‘Lottie’ 1884 Jan 1 – 1885

Jan 3

29/2 Diary of visit to Ireland and notes and press cuttings of the Bodyke evictions, including speech by AEP

1887 May 24 – Jun 4

29/3 Diary of notes and cases of eviction from Ireland visit 1887 Dec

29/4 Parliamentary diary including many press cuttings and cartoons 1892 Aug – 1893 Nov

29/5 Parliamentary diary including many press cuttings and cartoons 1895 Feb 5 – 1896 Aug 7

30 Parliamentary diary 1897 - 1900

30 Parliamentary diary, including many press cuttings, cartoons, invitations and souvenirs

1897 Jan – 1900 Jan

31 Parliamentary diary, 1900 - 1908

31/1 Parliamentary diary, including many press cuttings, invitations, souvenirs and cartoons but also stencilled tables of the voting record of the liberal government

1900 Jan – 1908 Aug

31/2 Pages from The Advertiser showing photographs of JAP & EP, representation of Rotherham

19010 Feb 26

32 Diaries, including South African visit, 1897 – 1943 (see also box 48 & 67) Cross ref to 55?

32/1 Diary of visit to South Africa, handwritten 1897 Oct – Dec

32/2-3 Diary of visit to South Africa, typed and in 2 vols 1897 Oct – Dec

32/4 Notes describing offer of a Junior Lordship of the Treasury to JAP

1905 Dec 10 – 11

32/5 Visit to Spain 1938 Apr

32/6 Pocket diary 1938



33 Diaries, 1908 – 1915


33/1 Diary of Asquith as prime minister by JAP 1908 Mar 30 – 1911 Jan 25

33/2-3 Political diary with key 1911 Feb 6 – 1915 Jan 7

33/4 Cabinet diary of JAP 24 Jul – 5 Aug 1914 in the Proceeding of the Leeds Philisophical and Literary Society, Literary and Historical Section, Vol. XIX Part III pp.39-51. Edited by K.M.Wilson

1983 Mar

34 Diaries, 1915 – 1939 34/1-2 Private particulars of war events given to Cabinet, and

photocopy (incomplete?) 1915 Feb 16 – 1916 Jan 6

34/3-4 Diary, including trip to France with Claims Commission (incomplete). Pages 28-31 on war 1939

1915 Jul 25 – 1917 Nov

35 Chapters I to VII of war reminiscences, 1914 - 1915

35/1-7 Chapters I to VII of JAP’s war reminiscences, including original letters, press cuttings and photographs

1914 Apr 1 – 1915 Jan

36 Chapters VIII to XVI of war reminiscences, 1915 - 1917

36/1-9 Chapters VIII to XVI of JAP’s war reminiscences, including original letters, press cuttings and photographs

1915 – 1917 Dec

37 Chapters XVII to XXII of war reminiscences, 1918 - 1920

37/1-7 Chapters XVII to XXII of JAP’s war reminiscences, including appendix of press cuttings and maps

1918 Jan 27 - 1920

38 Duplicates of war reminiscences, 1914 - 1920

38/1-2 Duplicates of chapters on war reminiscences, but incomplete 1914 - 1920

39 Visit to Ecuador and the Panama Canal, 1921 – 1922

39/1-2 Diary and manuscript of visit, including many photographs and souvenirs

1921 Oct – 1922 Jan

40 ‘Some reminiscences’ by JAP

40/1-2 Copies of ‘Some reminiscences’ by JAP

40/3 Draft copies and notes for ‘Some reminiscences’

40/4-5 Accounts of JAP’s escape from death 1896

40/6-9 Chronology of JAP and his positions and interests

40/10 Golf courses played by JAP 1884 – 1934

40/11-13 Diary extracts 1902 Feb 22 – 1915

40/14 Notes on political reminiscences from talks with Lord Novar 1932 Mar


40/15 Tees fatality drowning newspaper article from Northern Echo 1940 Jan 3

40/16 JAP’s notes on a story about St Leger no date

40/17 Newspaper cutting about dashing romance between JAP and EP no date

40/18 List of organisations JAP associated with? no date

40/19-26 Miscellaneous notes no date

41 Press cuttings book, 1881 – 1904

41 Cuttings of sports fixtures which JAP participated in; other highlights include his marriage, JWP and MP’s deaths, local elections, mayorship of Darlington and the County Council

1881 - 1904

42 Press cuttings, 1886 – 1903

42/1 JAP and EP’s wedding list (original printed on silk and is in a box at the end of the Gainford papers)

1886 Oct 19

42/2 Pages from Nothern Echo and The North Star on JAP and EP’s wedding

1886 Oct 20

42/3 Biography of JAP in The Argus, vol.1, no.1. 1890 Nov

42/4 Report of JAP’s selection as Liberal candidate in Castle Daily Leaders

1891 Mar 9

42/5 JAP’s parliamentary question on the Armenian massacre 1894-95

42/6-9 Newspaper reports of Lord H-A’s death 1898 Jan 1 – 1926 Apr 30

42/10-12 Obituary notices of JWP, including notes on his last days by his daughter Maud

1903 Jun 14 – 26

43 Miscellaneous press cuttings, 1904 - 1940

43/1 Obituary for Lady Tweedmouth, Westminster Gazette 1904 Aug

43/2 Article on Miner’s Federation’s decision to press for repeal of Eight Hours Act

1908?

43/3-7 Obituary notes, copies of Christmas letter, In Memoriam and description of memorial window for HP, AEP’s first wife

1910 Nov – 1911 Oct

43/7/1-2 Portrait of JAP in ‘Historic Darlington’ by Wooler, E. & Boyde, A.C.

1913

43/8 Press cutting on JAP’s resignation from the Government 1915 Jun 10

43/9 Press cutting on JAP’s peerage 1917

43/10 Press cutting on campaign for nationalisation of coal 1919 Jul 27

43/11 Press cuttings covering JAP’s shooting accident 1919 Sept 10 – 11

43/12 Northern Echo’s coverage of JP’s wedding 1921 Feb 4

43/13 Obituary of Gerald Buxton, JAP’s brother-in-law 1928

43/14-15 Press cuttings with photographs of JAP and EP 1928 Oct 17 – 1929 Oct 3

43/16 Times leader on death of Viscount Grey of Fallodon 1933 Sept 8

43/17 Photogragh of JAP embroidering in The Sketch 1934 Feb 21

43/18 Quote from Lord Mottistone about JAP, Observor 1934 Jun 21


43/19-20 Press cuttings reporting JAP’s 75th birthday 1935 Jan 17

43/21-24 Order of service and obituaries for Faith M. Beaumont, JAP’s younger daughter

1935 Feb 16 – 22

43/25 Photograph of JAP and EP at opening of Eltham Sports Ground 1936 Jun 6

43/26-27 Press cuttings on the golden wedding of JAP and EP 1936 Oct 10

43/28 JAP’s election as president of Darlington Horse and Dog Show Society, Northern Echo

1937 Jan 26

43/29 Times review of the year 1937 1938 Jan 1

43/30 Report of the death of Mrs Gerald Buxton, JAP’s sister 1940

43/31 Press cutting on Claims Commission in France 1920?

43/32 Photograph of JAP and EP at Durham County Nursing Association’s annual meeting

no date

43/33 Listing of JP in Territorial Force Cavalry no date

43/34 Press cuttings of horses for sale no date


44 Cuttings of Tyneside speeches fighting Arnold White and some campaign literature

1891 - 1893

45 Press cuttings, 1893 – 1895

45 Press cuttings of JAP’s first parliament; some election addresses, broadsheets and activities as MP

1893 Feb – 1895 Jul


46 Cuttings of political speeches in Tyneside, Saffron Walden and House of Commons

1895 Aug – 1901 May

47 Tantallon Castle cruise album, 1895

47 Memorial album of the cruise of the Tantallon Castle from the guests to Sir Donald Currie. JWP, JAP and EP were on board

1895 Jun

48 Souvenirs of the opening of the Cape to Bulawayo Railway, 1897 (see also box 32 & 67)

48/1-3 Ships timetables and passenger list 1897 Oct – Dec

48/4-13 Invitation, menus, programmes of events and press coverage of opening of railway

1897 Aug – Nov 11

48/14-15 Two group photographs 1897

48/16 Prospectus for Kimberley Sanatorium (hotel) 1897

48/17-18 Natal Witness coverage of discussion of Zululand Annexation Bill

1897 Dec 9 – 10

48/19 Copy of the Cape Times 1898 Jan 12

48/20 Extract from debate to place stop on agricultural importation to South Africa

no date

48/21-28 Miscellaneous notes including dates in Cape history no date


49 Press cuttings book, 1893, 1903 – 1913

49 Cuttings of political activities and post World War I social activities

1893, 1903 – 1913

50 Scrap book, 1901 – 1904

50 Scrap book mostly containing reports of meetings protesting against the Tory Education Bill


51 Cuttings on JAP as MP for North Essex, campaign literature and some correspondence also

1901 - 1908


52 Cuttings include campaign literature, some telegrams and ceremonials for affirming JAP as Privy Councillor

1908 - 1910


53 Cuttings include telegrams, letters and House of Commons voting records and campaign literature

1911 - 1914

54 Scrap book of coronations and memorial services

54 Press cuttings, invitations, programmes and souvenirs of the coronations of Queen Victoria, Kings Edward VII and Geroge V, investiture of the Prince of Wales and various memorial services, including Kitchener and Unknown Soldier. Also, wedding of Faith Pease.

55 Press cuttings book 1914 – 1924

55 Book includes some earlier cuttings and photographs as well as many cuttings about early broadcasting

1914 – 1924


56 Cuttings include nomination and tenure of JAP as President of Federation of British Industries, obituary of AEP, National Association of Fishery Boards, Northern National Radio Exhibition and Silver Jubilee of George V

1927 – 1938

57 JAP’s Golden Wedding Anniversary, 1936

57/1-2 Copies of commemorative photograph album 1936

57/3 List of contributors to the portrait of JAP 1936 Oct 16

57/4-7 Newspaper coverage of the event 1936 Oct 17 – 20

57/8-9 Guest lists for party no date

58 Press cuttings and leaflets on World War I

58/1-29 Press cuttings on the war, arranged chronologically 1914 Aug 11 – 1917 Sept 15


58/30-34 Maps of the different battle fronts 1916 – 1918

58/35-37 Leaflets from the Parliamentary Recruiting Cmmttee no date

58/38-39 2 booklets by E. Cook on the war 1914

58/40 Memo regarding Anglo-German negotiations on the subject of the limitation of armaments and cognate matters

no date

58/41 Message from the Religious Society of Friends 1914

58/42 Increased rates of separation allowance for the wives and children of soldiers

1914

58/43-45 Summary of events connected with the European War 1915 Oct 1 – 1916 Jan 31

58/46 JAP’s chronology x 2 1860 Jan 17 – 1943 Feb 15


61/1-30 EP to JAP 1886 Apr 2 – May 23

61/31-45 Lord & Lady H-A to JAP 1886 Apr 2 – May 26

61/46-51 JWP to JAP 1886 May 4 – 23

61/52-61 Letters to JAP arranged alphabetically 1886 Apr 10 – May 28

61/62 AEP’s living expenses 1885

59 & 60 Correspondence, 1871 - 1886

59/1-21 AEP to JAP 1877 – 1880 Nov 2

59/22-25 JAP and EP to ‘Effie’ (JAP’s sister?) 1871 Apr 16 – Dec 25

59/26-28 JWP to JAP 1881 Dec 23 – 1886 Jan 28

59/29-30 MP to JAP 1882 Jan 12 & 1884 Jan 10

59/31-54 A – L 1877 Nov 19 – 1885 Dec 30

59/55-75 M – Z 1877 Feb 1 – 1885 Mar 22

59/76 Letter re a book 1879?

59/77 Telegram from AEP 1880 Dec 15

59/78 Update of partnership of J & JWP to include JAP and AEP 1881 Apr 16

59/79-81 JAP’s appointment as Commissioner of the Peace and Justice of the Peace

1884 Jan 17 – 1885 Oct 10

59/82 Invoice for cobbling 1885 Aug 4

59/83 Cartoon of ‘Bertie doing algebra paper’ no date

60/1 Mrs Villiers calling card 1886 Jan 8

60/2 JAP’s list of times he met EP 1886 Jan 8 – Mar 3

60/3-19 EP to JAP 1886 Jan 10 – Mar 31

60/20-26 Lady H-A to JAP and one to her from JWP 1886 Jan 19 – Mar 31

60/27 R.C. Moreton to JAP 1886 Jan 26

60/28 Lord H-A to JAP 1886 Jan 26

60/29 H.B. Pease to JAP 1886 Jan 26

60/30 A.I. Pease to JAP 1886 Jan 26

60/31-34 JWP to JAP 1886 Feb 10 – Mar 9

60/35 JAP to AEP 1886 Feb 23

60/36 R. Leigh to JAP 1886

61 & 62 Correspondence, 1886 Apr – Aug


62/1-27 EP to JAP 1886 Jun 8 – Aug 21

62/28-36 Lady H-A to JAP 1886 Jun 10 – Jul 27

62/37-41 JAP to Lord H-A JAP and his replies 1886 Jun – Aug 14

62/42 L.E. Pease to JAP 1886 Jun 9

62/43 H. Pease (AEP’s wife) to JAP 1886 Jun 18

62/44 Telegram to AEP 1886 Jun 23

62/45-46 Lord and Lady H-A to each other 1886 Jun 30 – Jul 21

62/47-49 Allan H-A to JAP 1886

62/50 Allan ? to ? 1886 Jul 14

63 & 64 Correspondence, 1886 Sept – 1890 Dec

63/1-36 EP to JAP 1886 Sept 23 – 1887 Aug 16

63/37-45 Lord & Lady H-A to JAP and his replies 1886 Sept 1 – 1887 Jun 27

63/46-50 JAP’s sisters to JAP 1886 Oct 20 – Nov 20

63/51 JWP to JAP 1886 Oct 21

63/52 AEP to JAP 1886 Oct 22

63/53 J. Bailey to JAP 1886 Oct 13

63/54-55 E.J. Carter to JAP 1886 Oct 13 & 19

63/56 Permission for JAP and E to marry in St Cuthberts 1886 Oct 18

63/57 Lord and Lady H-A’s invitation to JAP to attend St Cuthberts 1886 Oct 19

63/58-59 Davie ? to JAP 1886 Nov 25 & 29

63/60 John Bowes Esq & Partners to JAP 1886 Dec 24

63/61 Hamilton-Russell to JAP 1887 Mar 2

63/62 J. Hannen ? to JAP 1887 Jun 14

63/63 K. Hogg business card with congratulations no date

63/64 Cartoon by Mathews 1887

64/1-14 EP to JAP 1887 – 1889

64/15-17 Lord and Lady H-A to JAP and his reply 1887 Oct 17 – 1888 May 23

64/18-44 A – Z 1887 Oct 29 – 1890 Nov 20

64/45-46 AEP to JAP 1888 Dec 3 & 7

64/47 Edward to his uncle JAP 1889 Aug

64/48-50 Blanche (sister) and Lloyd Pease to JAP re engagement 1889 Sept 21 – 23

64/51 Blanche to her uncle JAP 1889 Dec 26

64/52-72 Correspondence regarding JAP’s invitation to stand as a liberal candidate for the Doncaster Division

1890 Apr 12 – Jul 24

64/73 Emma Pease to JAP 1890 Apr 13


64/74 Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants to JAP asking him to include a clause in his bill which would allow railway employees time to vote

1890 May 1

64/75 JWP to JAP 1890 Nov 23

64/76-78 Correspondence regarding JAP’s invitation to stand as a liberal candidate for the Tyneside Division

1890 Dec 1 – 29

64/79 MBP’s first text 1890 Dec 7

64/80 JAP to ? 1888 May 17

64/81 JAP to Effie 1888 Jun 11

64/82-86 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1888 – 1890 Aug 19

65 & 66 Correspondence, 1891 Feb – 1895 Dec

65/1-37 A – L 1891 Mar 9 – 1893 Dec 26

65/38-60 M – Z 1891 Sept 21 – 1893 Dec 21

65/61-71 Correspondence regarding JAP’s invitation to stand as liberal candidate in several divisions and the Tyneside Election, 1892

1891 Jan 3 – 1892 Dec 19

65/72-73 JWP to JAP 1891 Jan 30 & 1892 Jul 10

65/74 Pease family and friends signing a note regarding a subscription to a hounds pack

1891 Feb 20

65/75 Menu from a banquet to the Corporation of Darlington 1891 Nov 6

65/76 Letter to the Secretary of the Radical Association, Tyneside Division

1892 Jun 13

65/77 AEP to JAP 1892 Jan 16

65/78-84 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1892 Jul 17 – 1893 Dec 8

65/85-88 Correspondence and documents relating to JAP’s appointment as Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Durham

1892 Nov 14 – 24

65/89 MBP’s first letter 1892 Nov 29

65/90 JAP to C.E. Blackett 1893 Mar 27

65/91 JAP to J. Stone 1893 Mar 27

65/92-93 Coventry to JAP and JAP to Lord Ribblesdale regarding some tickets

1893 Jun 5 & 7

65/94 JAP to T.M. Healy ( his reply on the back) 1893 Jun 21

65/98 Correspondence between A. White and JAP regarding Lord Batterseas’s letter

1893 Oct 14 – 25

66/1-13 EP to JAP 1894 Jan 17 – 1895 Jan 21

66/14-41 A – L 1894 Jan 26 – 1895 Nov 30

66/42-61 M – Z 1894 Mar 13 – 1895 Dec 27

66/62-63 Letters to Mr Morley 1894 Mar 16 & 1895 Feb 6


66/64-65 MBP to JAP 1894 May 12 & 1895 Jan 5

66/66 JAP to Sir H (H-A), draft 1894 Jun 14

66/67 Arthur Pease to JAP 1894 Jul 20

66/68-69 Letters regarding Mines Eight Hours Bill 1894 Aug

66/70 Particulars of marriage settlement legacies 1894 Sept 1

66/71-75 Correspondence between A. White and JAP regarding the later’s political promises and actions

1894 Nov 1 – 9

66/76 JAP to AEP 1895 Mar 31

66/77 Tyneside election expenses 1895 Aug 14

66/78 AEP to JAP 1895 ? Oct 30

66/79-96 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1894 Jan 26 – 1895 Nov 13

67 Correspondence, 1896– 1897

67/1-47 A – L 1896 Jan 1 – 1897 Nov 20

67/48-61 M – Z 1896 Feb 23 – 1897 Nov 28

67/62-77 AEP to JAP 1896 Jan 5 – 1897 Nov 1

67/78-97 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1896 Jan 9 – 1897 Dec 3

67/98-101 Arthur Pease to JAP 1896 Feb 12 – 1897 Jun 10

67/102-106 Lord H-A to JAP 1896 Mar 1 – 1897 May 12

67/107-112 EP to JAP 1896 Mar 11 – 1897 Dec 12

67/113 AEP to JWP 1896 Mar 31

67/114-115 MBP to JAP 1896 May 11 & Jun

67/116 Wilton ? to Mr Alexander 1896 Jul 27

67/117 EP, JAP, Claudia and Maud to sister Lottie 1897 Feb 21

67/118-120 JWP to JAP 1897 Feb 24 – Nov 18

67/121-122 Invitation and free train pass to Bulawayo Railway opening (see also boxes 32 & 48)

1897 Aug & Oct 9

67/123-124 Ethel and Claudia Pease to brother JAP 1897 Oct 21 & Nov 10

67/125 Ted (Raby Castle) to JAP 1897 Nov 12

67/126-128 Invoices from Julius Weil, South Africa to JAP 1897 Dec 3 - 20

68 Correspondence, 1898

68/1-3 JWP to JAP 1898 Dec 30 ? – Oct 25


68/4-8 Correspondence regarding Lord H-A’s estate 1898 Jan 3 – Mar 1

68/9-31 A – L 1898 Jan 4 – Oct 22

68/32-45 M – Z 1898 Jan 14 – Nov 14

68/46-47 EP to JAP 1898 Jan 5 & 12

68/48-52 T.E. Toomey to JAP regarding Lord H-A 1898 Jan 5 – 26

68/53-54 Lady A-H to JAP 1898 Jan 7 & Oct 23

68/55 Single sheet of doodles and notes, anon 1898 Jan 11

68/56-57 Henry Havelock-Allan/Spencer to JAP, his brother-in-law 1898 Jan 17 – Mar 7

68/58-68 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1898 Jan 28 – Nov 7

68/69 AEP to ‘Harry’ 1898 Jan 29

68/70-72 Correpondence to ‘Ritchie’ regarding the Havelock family 1898 Feb 3 – 11

68/73 Story from N. Evening Chronicle ? on Lord H-A’s death 1898 Mar 15

68/74-75 Correspondence regarding bullet extracted from Lord H-A 1898 Mar 21 – 24

68/76-79 AEP to JAP 1898 Mar 25 – Jul 29

68/80-81 JAP to AEP 1898 Mar 26 & 29

68/82-83 HP to JAP 1898 Jul 30 & Oct 31

68/84 Claudia Pease to JAP 1898 Aug 3

68/85 Round letter from HP on their travels in Africa 1898 Dec 23

68/86 Cartoons of AEP and HP at Cleveland Hunt opening day 1901 Nov 4 ?

69 Correspondence, including commiserations on losing seat in Parliament, 1899 – 1900

69/1 Fruit sold from Snow Hall 1900

69/2-52 A – L 1899 Jan 13 – 1901 Jun 4

69/53-97 M – Z 1899 Jan 11 – 1900 Nov 14

69/98-107 JP to JAP 1899 Jan 17 – 1900 Nov 18

69/108 Round letter from HP on their travels in Africa 1899 Jan 27

69/109 JAP to St John Brodick 1899 Apr 19

69/110-133 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1899 May 5 – 1900 Dec 17

69/134 HP to JAP 1899 Jun 28

69/135-136 Harry (Havelock-Allan?) to JAP 1899 Aug 19 & 1900 Oct 10

69/137 EP to JAP 1899 Oct 14

69/138 Map of the District round Mafeking, The Times 1899 Oct 16


69/139-147 AEP to JAP 1899 Oct 27 – 1900 Dec 3

69/148 JAP to Lord Kimberley re slavery 1900 Mar 19

69/149-153 MP to JAP 1900 May 4 – Sept 27

69/154-156 JWP to JAP 1900 Oct 10 – 18

69/157 Blanche to JAP 1900 Oct 10

69/158 Maud to JAP 1900 Oct 11

69/159 Ella to JAP 1900 Oct 11

69/160 Claudia to JAP 1900 Oct 12

69/161 Lottie to JAP 1900 Oct 12

69/162 Lady H-A to JAP 1900 Oct 19

69/163 Resolution from Tyneside Liberal Association officially thanking JAP for all his services

1900 Oct 27

69/164 A.C. Gravely to JAP re Portsmouth case 1900 Dec 27


70/1-27 A – L 1901 Jan 2 – Dec 30

70/28-42 M – Z 1901 Jan 3 – Dec 4

70/43-44 AEP to JAP 1901 Jan 13 & 22

70/45-49 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1901 Jan 28 – Nov 17

70/50 JAP to Lord Barnard re shooting expenses 1901 Jan 29

70/51 JAP to electors of Saffron Walden Division of Essex regarding his selection as candidate to fill Parliamentary vacancy

1901 May 9

70/52 JP to JAP 1901 Jul

70/53 Drawing by JAP 1901

70/54 Fruit sold from Snow Hall 1901

70/55 Cartoon with inscription ‘3rd photograph of the series – companion picture to the celebrated ones of 18 Trinity Street 1879 and that of 1901’

1901?

71 Correspondence, including some regarding Nunthorpe Estate, 1902 Jan - Aug (see also box 21)

71/1-27 A – L 1902 Mar 1 – Aug 31

71/28-43 M – Z 1902 Feb 3 – Aug 31

71/44-49 JP to JAP 1902 Feb 2 – Jul 20

71/50-53 JWP to JAP 1902 Mar 13 – Aug 16

71/54-72 Correspondence regarding Nunthorpe Estate, including fire insurance and mortgage

1902 Jan 4 – Jul 17


71/73-84 Correspondence regarding George B. Havelock and his service with the Indian Police Force

1902 Mar 20 – Aug 6

71/85-89 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1902 Apr 5 – Jul 29

71/90-91 EP to JAP 1902 Apr 6 & ?

71/92-100 Correspondence between JAP and Brodrick concerning JAP’s allusions to Government corruption in a speech

1902 Apr 10 – Jul 25

71/101-106 H H-A to JAP 1902 May 4 – 15

71/107 Lottie to JAP 1902 May 7

71/108 County Fire Office notification of policy renewal 1902 Jun 20

71/109 JP’s cricket scores 1902 Jul

71/110-113 AEP to JAP 1902 Aug 18 – 21

71/114 JAP to Lord Debroby? 1902 Aug 21

71/115-116 Lady H-A to JAP 1902 Aug 28

71/117 Fry to Meek regarding settlement on Mrs Charles Pease and Miss Bewley

1902 Aug 30

71/118 Letter from JAP, AEP & Buxton to JWP, JAP & AEP regarding winding up of J & J W P

1902 Aug

71/119 Services of Colonel Thales Pease no date

71/120 J & J W P company cheque no date

71/121 Documents relating to what Lady H-A will do financially for EP no date

72 Correspondence, including the financial problems of 1902/3 and Nunthorpe, 1902 Sept - Dec (also boxes 16–22, 71 & 73-74)

72/1-4 Lothian Bell to JAP and a reply 1902 Sept 1 – Dec 9

72/5-20 A - L 1902 Sept 2 – Dec 30

72/21 Biglands to AEP 1902 Sept 2

72/22-40 M – Z 1902 Sept 1 – Dec 29

72/41 JAP to Lloyd Pease 1902 Sept 8

72/42-45 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1902 Sept 9 – Nov

72/46-48 Correspondence regarding George Havelock affair 1902 Sept 11 - 25

72/49 Telegram to JAP 1902 Sept 15

72/51-62 Correspondence regarding financial difficulties and sale of Nunthorpe to and from Peat, Waterhouse and Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek

1902 Sept 15 – Dec 17

72/63 JAP to Allison 1902 Sept 19

72/64-69 Clarke and Curry to JAP regarding Curry’s purchase of some of JAP’s land

1902 Sept 19 – Dec 18

72/70-72 JP to JAP 1902 Sept 28 – Oct 12

72/73-81 AEP to JAP 1902 Oct 8 – Dec 3

72/82 JAP to Sir David 1902 Oct 11


72/83-92 JWP to JAP 1902 Oct 22 – Dec 13

72/93 Average production of the gardens at Nunthorpe 1902 Oct

72/94 Agreement with guarantors & Peat 1902 Nov 14

72/95 JWP’s memo on financial situation 1902 Nov 17

72/96-97 High Commission to JAP and his reply 1902 Nov 28 & 30

72/98-100 EP to JAP 1902 Nov 28 – Dec 19

72/101 JWP to ? 1902 Dec 5

72/102-104 H H-A to JAP 1902 Dec 23 – 30?

72/105 Financial scribblings no date

73 Correspondence, including the financial problems of 1902/3, 1903 Jan – May (see also boxes 16 – 22, 72 & 74)

73/1-4 Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek and AEP to JAP on the problem of Sir T Fry as a guarantor

1903 Jan 9 – Feb 19

73/5-18 A - L 1903 Jan 15 – May 7

73/19-34 M – Z 1903 Jan 16 – May 15

73/35-39 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1903 Jan 23 – May 9

73/40 JP to JAP 1903

73/41-43 Mary Pease to JAP regarding mortgage on Nunthorpe 1903 Jan 26 – Feb 6

73/44-55 JWP to JAP 1903 Jan 26 – May 22

73/56-67 AEP to JAP 1903 Feb 1 – May 22

73/68-70 Gladstone and ‘C-B’ to JAP recommending he stay away from Parliament for a while

1903 Feb 3 – 8

73/71 Clarke to JAP regarding billiard table 1903 Feb 9

73/72-79 Buxton to JAP regarding the ‘Committee’ 1903 Feb 14 – May 4

73/80-83 Between JAP and Waterhouse regarding the post nuptial settlements and Hertford Street

1903 Feb 17 – May 7

73/84-115 W.B. Peat & Co. to JAP and a couple of replies, mainly listing the assents received by them

1903 Feb 17 – May 31

73/116 MBP to JAP 1903 Feb 22

73/117 Draft letter to P&P from the Trustees 1903 Feb 28

73/118-123 Between JAP and Hett regarding let/purchase of Headlam Hall 1903 Mar 3 – May 15

73/124-125 H H-A to JAP 1903 Mar 6 & May 18

73/126-128 EP to JAP 1903 Mar 7 – May 9


73/129-131 Between JAP and Wenlock regarding Barclays Bank 1903 Mar 10 – 13

73/132-134 F. Verney to AEP 1903 Mar 21 – Apr 9

73/135 HP to JAP 1903 May 24

73/136 H. Wilson to the Liberal Whips 1903 May 27

73/137 Suggested scheme for payment of guarantee on Headlam Hall to Water Board

1903

74 Correspondence, including the financial problems of 1902/3, 1903 Jun – Dec (see also boxes 16 – 22, 72 & 73)

74/1-5 JWP to JAP 1903 Jun 2 – 16

74/6-12 W.B. Peat & Co to JAP regarding fees and assents 1903 Jun 4 – Dec 31

74/13-28 Buxton to JAP re business 1903 Jun 4 – Dec 11

74/29 Maud to JAP 1903 Jun 4

74/30 HP to JAP 1903 Jun 5

74/31 Blanche to JAP 1903 Jun 6

74/32-43 A – L 1903 Jun 6 – Dec 10

74/44-55 M – Z 1903 Jun 5 – Dec 2

74/56 Case transcript for Bernard Cecil Fry v J & JWP; deposition of AEP

1903 Jun 4

74/57 MBP to JAP 1903 Jun 16

74/58 AEP to JAP 1903 Jun 20

74/59-65 Correspondence regarding Barnard Castle Division 1903 Jun 30 – Sept 4

74/66 Newspaper cutting reporting JAP’s request to lay water supply to Headlam Hall

1903 ?

74/67 ? to JAP 1903 Jul 1

74/68-69 Clarke to JAP regarding Nunthorpe sale agreement 1903 Jul 17 & Aug 29

74/70-71 Report of Directors and proceedings of Ordinary General Meeting of P&P

1903 Aug 6

74/72-74 H H-A to JAP 1903 Aug 22 – Nov

74/75 JAP to Harrison requesting to make a new will 1903 Sept 17

74/76 EP to JAP 1903 Oct 4

74/77 Christmas card from Kerris Vean ? 1903


75/1-14 A – l 1904 Jan 9 – Dec 10

75/15-26 M – Z 1904 Jan 12 – Dec 1


75/27-32 Buxton to JAP and one reply 1904 Jan 23 – Sept 20

75/33-35 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1904 Jan 25 – May 9

75/36 Allan Havelock-Allan to JAP 1904 Feb 2

75/37 AEP to JAP 1904 Feb 27

75/38-41 Stanley (Post Office) to JAP on his recommendations for jobs 1904 Mar 2 – Dec 22

75/42 EP to JAP 1904 Apr 9

75/43-52 Correspondence regarding sale of Nunthorpe and disposal of income, including that to Claude Pease

1904 Jul 21 – Nov 4

75/53 JAP to G. Dixon 1904 Aug 3

75/54 Invoice from Thomas Watson & Son 1904 Aug 16

75/55 H H-A to JAP 1904 Aug 20

75/56 Handwritten note of prices for miscellaneous crockery and glasses

no date

76 Correspondence, including congratulations on JAPs appointment as Junior Lord of the Treasury, 1905

76/1-25 A – L 1905 Jan 17 – Dec 21

76/26-54 M – Z 1905 Jan 6 – Dec 26

76/55-57 Correspondence about Headlam Hall 1905 Jan 14 – Feb 15

76/58-77 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1905 Feb 25 – Dec 21

76/78 MBP to JAP 1905 Mar 18

76/79-89 Correspondence between The Motor Car Company (1905) Limited and JAP

1905 Sept 26 – Oct 11

76/90 JP to JAP 1905 Nov 18

76/91 JAP to Herbert Gladstone 1905 Dec 6

76/92 Telegram from JAP to ? 1905 Dec 10

76/93-137 Correspondence and congratulations regarding JAP’s appointment as Junior Lord of the Treasury

1905 Dec 12 – 29

76/138 Deposit of stock and shares and other marketable securities to secure advances to JAP (Barclays Bank)

1905 Dec 14

77 Correspondence, mainly political, 1906 Jan - Jun

77/1-43 A – L 1906 Jan 1 – Jun 21

77/44-67 M – Z 1906 Jan 22 – Jun 27

77/68 Election flyer from JAP to Saffron Walden Division 1906 Jan 4

77/69-72 Correspondence regarding JAP’s election funding 1906 Jan 9 – 24

77/73-75 Correspondence regarding JAP’s letter to the Prime Minister 1906 Jan 12 – 13

77/76 JAP to Mr Clifford 1906 Jan 14


77/77 Number of electors in each polling district (JAP’s division) and how many voted

1906 Jan 20

77/78-96 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1906 Jan 20 – Jun

77/97 Whiteley to JAP 1906 Jan 30

77/98-116 Letters to Whiteley re Liberal parliamentary business 1906 Jan 20 – Jun 7

77/117 JAP to Asquith 1906 Feb 12

77/118 JAP to editor of East Essex & Halstead Times 1906 Apr 23

77/119 ‘Uncle Spenny & “Bobba” at breakfast’ by Faith 1906 Apr

77/120 Black to Murray? 1906 May 4

77/121 H. Kimber to Sir C. Furness 1906 May 16

77/122-124 JAP to Mr Wilson 1906 Jun 18 - 19

78 Correspondence, mainly political, 1906 Jul – Dec

78/1-4 Correspondence between E, Grey and Brroks on the East African legal status of slavery

1906 Jul 1 – 24

78/5-41 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1906 Jul 2 – Dec 22

78/42-76 A – L 1906 Jul 10 – Dec 17

78/77-118 M – Z 1906 Jul 15 – Dec 31

78/119-121 Correspondence about disputed pairing between C. Trevelyan and Hewicker-Heaton ?

1906 Aug 5 – 11

78/122-123 JP to JAP 1906 Aug 30

78/124-125 AEP to JAP 1906 Sep 8 & Nov 21

78/126 Durham and Yorkshire Building Society investment shares form 1906 Sept 17

78/127 Maud to JAP 1906 Nov 29

78/128 ? to Mr Barker 1906 Dec 12

78/129 Belloc to Whiteley 1906 Dec 13

79 Correspondence, mainly political, 1907

79/1-59 A – L 1907 Jan 13 – Nov 26

79/60-100 M – Z 1907 Jan 2 – Dec 8

79/101-138 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1907 Jan 9 – Dec 28

79/139 JAP to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman 1907 Jan 14

79/140-141 Letters between JAP and Whiteley 1907 Jan 15 & 16

79/142 Hastings-Duncan ? to Norton 1907 Jan 27

79/143 H.H. to S.C.H. note and cartoon from trial? 1907 Feb 3

79/144-149 Letters to Whiteley 1907 Feb 11 – Jul 20


79/150-156 AEP to JAP 1907 Feb 12 – Oct 9

79/157-159 EP to JAP 1907 Apr 10 – Nov 10

79/160-161 H H-A to JAP 1907 Jul 21 & Nov 4

79/162 JAP to Asquith 1907 Dec 15

79/163 Cartoon entitled ‘Venus’ 1907

80 Correspondence, including congratulations to JAP on his promotion to chief whip, 1908 Jan - Jun

80/1-29 A – L 1908 Jan 16 – Jun 22

80/30-41 M – Z 1908 Feb 4 – Jun 29

80/42-58 EP to JAP 1908 Jan 27 – Mar 23

80/59 AEP to JAP 1908 Jan 28

80/60 ? to Samuel 1908 Feb 5

80/61-62 Letters to Norton ? re 2 MPs absence though illness 1908 Feb 21 & 24

80/63-85 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1908 Feb 21 – Jun 26

80/86-90 Correspondence regarding slavery in Zanzibar and British East Africa, B. Cave to E. Grey and enclosures

1908 Mar 3 – 7

80/91 Haworth to Whiteley 1908 Mar 29

80/92 H H-A to JAP 1908 May 21

80/93 Claudia to JAP 1908 May 24

80/94 Frank Pease ? to JAP 1908 Jun 2

80/95 Will Pease 1908 Jun 3

81 Correspondence, including congratulations on JAPs appointment as Privy Councillor, 1908 Jul – 1909 Dec

81/1-27 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1908 Jul 7 – 1909 Nov 19

81/28-104 A – L 1908 Aug 28 – 1909 Dec 21

81/105-140 M – Z 1908 Sept 18 – 1909 Dec 7

81/141-146 EP to JAP 1908 Nov – 1909 Dec 8

81/147-159 Congratulations from family members 1908 Nov 7 – 24

81/160-177 AEP to JAP, including correspondence regarding AEP’s disillusionment with the Liberal Party and his row with Samuel

1908 Nov – 1909 Dec 16

81/178-230 Telegrams of congratulation to JAP 1908 Nov 9

81/231 G. Maw ? to JAP re Nunthorpe mortgage 1908 Nov 20

81/232-233 JP to JAP 1909 Apr 26 – Jun 20


81/234 Newspaper cutting regarding who is to get the post of Secretary of the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries

1909 Aug 23


81/236 ? to Bowles 1909 Dec 16

81/237 Note that S.W.L.W.A. congratulates JAP on Privy Councellorship

no date

82 Correspondence, including congratulations on becoming Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and commiserations on losing his parliamentary seat, 1910

82/1-21 AEP to JAP, political and regarding HP’s illness and passing 1910 Jan 4 – Nov 10

82/22-65 A – L 1910 Jan 12 – Dec 31

82/66-95 M – Z 1910 Jan 18 – Dec 19

82/96 Christopher Pease to his uncle JAP 1910 Jan 23


82/121-124 EP to JAP 1910 Jan 26 – Nov ?

82/125-127 Asquith and JAP regarding new position for JAP 1910 Feb 2 – 14

82/128 FMP to JAP 1910 Feb 4

82/129-130 Correspondence regarding JAP’s appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

1910 Feb 18 & 19

82/131-133 Durham and Yorkshire Building Society investment share certificates

1910 Mar 15 – Oct 5

82/134-137 JP to JAP 1910 Mar 20 – Nov 19

82/138-140 San Francisco del Oro Mining Company calls for payment on shares held by JAP

1910 Mar 31 – Sept 19

82/141-143 Maud to JAP 1910 May 20 – Sept 29

82/144-157 Company papers of and relating to P&P 1910 May 28 – Dec 24

82/158 Resolution from ladies of Saffron Walden to ask JAP to support Women’s Enfranchisement Bill

1910 Jun 29

82/159-163 Correspondence regarding J. Graham & Sons and marked fish 1910 Jul 21 – Aug 26

82/164-170 Correspondence, newspaper cuttings and memorandum on the Osborne judgment

1910 Aug 23 – Oct 6

82/171-176 Correspondence between Hall and Pointer, including JAP 1910 Sept 24 – Nov 11

82/177-178 Ethel to JAP 1910 Oct

82/179-182 Correspondence regarding behaviour of Allan Allan 1910 Oct 25 - 28

82/183 Lavender to her uncle JAP 1910 Nov 2

82/184 H H-A to JAP 1910 Dec 15

82/185-186 JAP and Barclay Bank regarding P&P shares 1910 Dec 29 & 30


83 Correspondence, 1911 – 1912 Jun

83/1-10 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1911 Jan 2 – 1812 Jun 17

83/11-34 A – L 1911 Jan 2 – 1912 Mar 8

83/35-48 M – Z 1911 Feb – 1912 Mar 8

83/49-54 EP to JAP 1911 Jan 11 – Dec 6

83/55 Poem by Faith Pease 1911 Jan 15

83/56 Financial scribbling by JAP ? 1911 Jan 18

83/57-67 Correspondence between JAP and Asquith 1911 Jan 24 – 1912 Jun 17

83/68-85 AEP to JAP 1911 Feb 5 – 1912 Jun 9

83/86-88 JP to JAP 1911 May 26 – 1912 Feb 28

83/89-90 Regulations as to occasions when order, decorations and medals are worn with evening dress

1911 May & 1912 Jun 13

83/91-93 Allan Havelock-Allan to JAP 1911 Jun 30 – Nov 1

83/94 H H-A 1911 Sept 7

83/95 MBP to JAP with Silver Wedding congratulations 1911 Oct 18

83/96 Aunt Rachel to JAP 1911 Nov 14

83/97-126 Envelope containing correspondence relating to Morant’s post and replacement

1911 Nov 14 – Dec 30

83/127-132 Selby-Bigge to JAP 1911 Dec 22 – 1912 Jun 6

83/133-138 Birthday congratulations to JAP 1912 Jan 16

83/139-143 Note from MBP and some letters from Pamela McKenna to JAP

1912 Feb – 1964 Oct 23

83/144-145 Edward Pease to his uncle JAP 1912 Feb 22 & 24

83/146-157 Letters regarding AEP’s illness 1912 Feb 26 – 29

83/158-159 Lord Roberts to JAP and his reply regarding exhibition of commemorative book in Victoria and Albert Museum

1912 Jun 22 & 24

84 Correspondence, 1912 Jul – 1913 Nov

84/1-21 A – L 1912 Oct 18 – 1913 Dec 19

84/22-32 M – Z 1912 Jul 14 – 1913 Dec 29

84/33-41 Pamela McKenna to JAP (see also 83/139-143) 1912 May 31 – Sept 19

84/42-54 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1912 Jul 1 – 1913 Dec 2

84/55-64 EP to JAP 1912 Jul 27 – 1913 Nov 29


84/65-73 AEP to JAP, including news of his re-marriage 1912 Aug 31 – 1913 Nov 13

84/74 MBP to JAP 1912 Oct 13

84/75-77 Winter & Foers to JAP and his reply 1912 Oct 14 – 1913 Mar 10

84/78-95 Correspondence regarding the separation and divorce of Allan and Annie Havelock Allan

1912 Nov 26 – 1913 Sept 15

84/96 Laure Pease (AEP’s new wife) to JAP 1912 Dec 31

84/97-100 Correspondence regarding the Pease family pedigree to Edward I

1913 Feb 7 – 15

84/101-102 JP to JAP 1913 Mar 8 & Apr 26

84/103 Canvass of electors for two constituencies on woman suffrage 1913 May

84/104 FMP to JAP 1913 May

84/105 Oates to Eaglestone 1913 Jun 13

84/106 Manuscript of a letter from JAP to Asquith which had been torn up, letter included

1913 Jun 19?

84/107-109 Letters regarding death of Joey, JAP’s nephew 1913 Oct

84/110 Newspaper cutting from Morning Post regarding education discussion

1913 Nov 11

84/111 Lady H-A to JAP 1913 Nov 12

84/112-113 New Liberal’s new map of the United Kingdom x 2 1913 Nov 13?

84/114-115 Margot Asquith and Violet Parson to JAP regarding an appendix operation on Elizabeth Asquith

1913 Nov 30


85/1 Invitation to party for descedants of Samuel and Rachel Lloyd 1914 Jan 1

85/2-9 Correspondence regarding position of George Newman at the Board of Education

1914 Jan 1 – 16

85/10-17 AEP to JAP 1914 Jan 4 – Nov 27


85/25 JAP to H. Hodgkin 1914 Jan 22

85/26-42 A – L 1914 Jan 23 – Nov 17

85/43-60 M – Z 1914 Jan 10 – Dec 24

85/61 JAP to Asquith (draft) 1914 Feb 5

85/62-72 Correspondence relating to the Rotherham Liberal Foundation 1914 Feb 5 – Aug 20

85/73-107 EP to JAP, including that on JP enlisting 1914 Feb 15 – Dec 7

85/108 Return to the House of Commons on the national debt 1914 May 1

85/109 Return to the House of Commons: financial statements 1914 – 1915

1914 May 4

85/110 Invitation to a meeting of Ministers 1914 Aug 1


85/111-116 Correspondence between JAP and J. Hodgkin regarding JAP’s stance on the war as a Quaker and the limitation of alcohol in the UK

1914 Aug 4 – 14

85/117-118 MBP to JAP 1914 Aug 5 & 6

85/119 Maud to JAP 1914 Aug 8

85/120 Lottie to JAP 1914 Aug 9

85/121 JAP’s letter to the Times, ‘Government Measures’ 1914 Aug 11

85/122 Blanche to JAP 1914 Aug 16

85/123-124 Christopher Pease to JAP, his uncle 1914 Aug 21 & 22

85/125 Edie to JAP 1914 Aug 21

85/126-127 JAP to JP and his reply regarding JP’s decsision to enlist 1914 Aug 24 & 25

85/128 Leaflet by JAP, ‘Education and the war’ 1914 Aug 29

85/129-130 FMP to JAP, one of unknown date 1914 Oct 10

85/131-132 Darby to JAP and his reply regarding the Peace Society 1914 Oct 26 & 27

85/133-134 Correspondence regarding proposed grant of £30,000 for recreation, instruction etc of troops

1914 Nov 10 & 11

85/135 Notes on classes for recruits at White City 1914 Nov 11

85/136 Notes for a speech ? by JAP 1914 Dec 4

85/137-138 Leaflets on separation allowance for dependants of married and unmarried soldiers

no date

85/139 Leaflet by JAP, ‘Why did we go to war?’ no date

86 Correspondence, 1915 Jan – Jul

86/1-20 A – L 1915 Jan 1 – Jun 8

86/21-38 M – Z 1915 Jan 3 – Jul 15

86/39-51 EP to JAP 1915 Jan 10 – Jul 7

86/52-56 Correspondence regarding typhoid outbreak and hospital in Dunkirk

1915 Jan 11 – Feb

86/57 JAP to Montagu 1915 Jan 12

86/58 AEP’s letter in ‘The Friend’ 1915 Jan 15

86/59-61 AEP to JAP 1915 Jan 16 – 1915 Jun 29

86/62-64 Correspondence regarding Edward Pease 1915 Jan 21 – 1915 Jul 6

86/65 War Office to Young, re typhoid casualties? 1915 Feb 1

86/66 Newspaper article on language and cookery classes for soldiers, from The Times

1915 Feb 3

86/67 Notes on ammunition figures by JAP 1915 Feb

86/68-69 JP to JAP 1915 Mar 5 & 21

86/70-75 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1915 Mar 11 – Jul 15

86/76-78 FMP to JAP 1915 Mar 14 – May

86/79 London County and Westminster Bank receipt for FMP 1915 Apr 6


86/80 Copy of JAP’s letter to Asquith supporting visit to USA 1915 Apr 8

86/81-82 MBP to JAP 1915 Apr 17 & 18

86/83 Claudia to JAP 1915 Apr 18

86/84-92 File on war munitions: correspondence between JAP and Booth as to services of certain Firms being used

1915 Apr 22 – May 25

86/93 JAP to E H. Gilpin 1915 Apr 30

86/94 Letter from some of the Society of Friends to those of their brethren who have joined the armed forces

1915 May

86/95-96 Correspondence between JAP and Hastings 1915 May 5

86/97 Ethel to JAP 1915 May 25

86/98-160 JAP to Asquith regarding his exclusion from the Board of Education and many letters of sympathy to him on his enforced resignation, from family, friends, colleagues and many organisation and agencies

1915 May 26 – Jun 14

86/161 Privy Council notice of meeting at Buckingham Palace 1915 May 26

86/161 JAP to Asquith accepting offer of a pension 1915 May 27

86/162-163 Letters from Gulland and Asquith to the Liberal Party explaining colalition government

1915 May 28

86/164 National Liberal Foundation to Asquith in reply to above 1915 Jun 5

86/165 Lottie to JAP 1915 Jul 7

86/166-168 JAP to Margot Asquith and her and EP’s replies regarding Asquith’s avoiding him

1915 Jun 10 – 16

86/169 JAP’s qualifications for a pension, based on another’s application

1915 Jun 13

87 Correspondence, 1915 Aug – Dec

87/1-35 EP to JAP 1915 Aug 2 – Dec 10

87/36-41 FMP to JAP and one reply, including letter from 1914? And sketch

1915 Aug 5 – Dec 7

87/42 JAP to Edward Grey 1915 Aug 8

87/43 JAP to Harry Forster 1915 Aug 11

87/44-47 AEP to JAP 1915 Aug 14 – Dec 1

87/48-60 A - L 1915 Aug 19 – Dec 21

87/61-72 M – Z 1915 Sept 9 – Dec 29

87/73-77 Furness to JAP and one reply, regarding his employment. 1915 Sept 8 – Nov 9

87/78-86 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1915 Sept 27 – Dec 20

87/87-88 JAP to Asquith 1915 Nov 8

87/89 Ethel to JAP 1915 Nov 30

87/90 JAP to Major Christie 1915 Dec 9

87/91 JP to JAP 1915 Dec 25

87/92-94 Broomhill Collieries Ltd statement of costs 1915 Oct & Dec


87/95 Slip of paper with notes on no date

88 Correspondence, 1916 Jan - Oct

88/1-56 JAP’s letters as Postmaster General 1916 Jan 4 – Oct 27

88/57 Caine to Winter 1916 Jan 20

88/58-65 AEP to JAP 1916 Feb 10 – Sept

88/66 Broomhill Collieries to JAP re his resignation and note from JAP

1916 Feb 16

88/67-71 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1916 Feb 18 –Sept 29

88/72-74 FMP to JAP, including one sketch 1916 Feb 20 – Jun

88/75-89 A – L 1916 Feb 22 – Oct 22

88/90-105 M – Z 1916 Jan 3 – Sept 6

88/106-112 EP to JAP 1916 Feb 25 – Jul 15

88/113-117 Correspondence regarding Furness’s father’s trust 1916 May 17 – Jun 9

88/118-119 JAP to Asquith 1916 May & Jul 10

88/120 Note from JAP re paper wastage 1916 May 25

88/121-123 JAP to Stuart-Bunning and his reply regarding article in the Postman’s Gazette

1916 Jun 20 – 26

88/124 H H-A to JAP 1916 Jul 1

88/125-128 Correspondence between JAP, Arthur Pease and Furness 1916 Jul 7 – Aug 9

88/129-130 Wiles to JAP and his reply 1916 Sept 9

88/131 Claudia to JAP 1916 Sept 21

88/132-133 Forster to JAP and his reply 1916 Sept 26 & 28

88/134 Note from JAP 1916 Sept 30

88/135 Lady H-A to JAP 1916 Oct 23

88/136-139 Correspondence regarding A H-A’s applying to Remount Department

1916 Oct 24 – 31

88/140-141 Chaplain to JAP and a reply on his behalf 1916 Oct 25 & 26

88/142-143 JAP to Long and his reply 1916 Oct 27 & 31

89 Correspondence, 1916 Nov – Dec

89/1-4 JAP to Runciman and his reply 1916 Nov 8 – 25

89/5-8 AEP to JAP 1916 Nov 10 – Dec 11

89/9 H H-A to JAP 1916 Nov 13

89/10 JAP to FMP 1916 Nov 13


89/11-19 A – L 1916 Nov 13 – Dec 23

89/20-28 M – Z 1916 Nov 13 – Dec 30

89/29-31 JAP to Editor of the Rotherham Mexborough Express and Rotherham Advertiser with news cutting

1916 Nov 21

89/32-33 JAP to H. Samuel and his reply 1916 Nov 23 & 26

89/34-35 Jenkins to JAP and his reply 1916 Nov 29 & 30

89/36-39 EP to JAP 1916 Nov – Dec 30

89/40-43 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1916 Dec 1 – 30

89/44 JAP to Chamberlain 1916 Dec 1

89/45-46 JAP to Samuel & Arthur Pease re coalfields 1916 Dec 4

89/47 FMP to JAP 1916 Dec 8 ?

89/48-50 JAP to Beck, with envelope 1916 Dec 13

89/51-55 Correspondence between Winter and JAP 1916 Dec 14 – 30

89/56-111 Asquith to JAP informing him of his baronetcy, JAP’s acceptance and letters of congratulations to JAP on same

1916 Dec 19 – 31

89/112-114 Correspondence regarding insurance claim on 8 Hertford Street 1916 Dec 21 – 29

89/115 JAP to Lottie 1916 Dec 23

89/116 Edward Pease to his uncle JAP 1916 Dec 23

89/117-129 Correspondence regarding which title JAP should take, including much from Lord Barnard

1916 Dec 23 – 30

89/130-131 Notes by JAP on scrap paper/envelope no date

90 Correspondence, 1917 – 1918 Jul

90/1-14 Correspondence regarding JAP’s new title and business in the House of Lords

1917 Jan 1 – Feb 10

90/15-16 Correspondence regarding fire insurance claim 1917 Jan 2 & 11

90/17-55 A – L 1917 Jan 11 – 1918 Jul 22

90/56-77 M – Z 1917 Jan 1 – 1918 Jun 24

90/78-87 AEP to JAP 1917 Jan 16 – 1918 Jun 3

90/88 Lady H-A to JAP 1917 Jan 21 ?

90/89-90 Correspondence regarding Tees Fishery Board 1917 Jan 30 & Feb 3

90/91-95 Correspondence regarding Barclays war loan to JAP 1917 Feb 6 – Sept 14

90/96-133 EP to JAP 1917 Feb 24 – 1918 Jun 30

90/134-140 Letters to JAP signature illegible 1917 Mar 3 – 1918 Jun 25

90/141 Extract from The Nation 1917 Mar 10

90/142 JAP’s question to the Government regarding the exchange of civilian and military prisoners

1917 Mar 20


90/143 JAP to Lottie 1917 Apr 23

90/144-147 MBP to JAP 1917 May 20 – 1918 Jun 2

90/148 Queen of Italy to JAP 1917 May 22

90/149-155 FMP to JAP 1917 May 27 – 1918 May 5

90/156 H H-A to JAP 1917 Jun 7

90/157 JAP’s payment of FMP’s school fees 1917 Jun

90/158 A. Evelyn Harbord to EP 1917 Sept 5

90/159 Dr Huckey to JAP regarding EP’s health 1917 Sept 19

90/160-162 Correspondence regarding Arthur Guy Enoch 1917 Sept 21 – Oct 19

90/163 Memo on Army Council’s view on payments and claims for damage

1918 Apr 5

90/164-178 Collection of rationing memorabilia 1918

90/179 Household fuel & lighting order 1918

91 Correspondence, 1918 Jul – 1919 Jul

91/1-13 AEP to JAP 1918 Jul 4 – 1919 Jul 24

91/14-40 EP to JAP 1918 Jul 6 – 1919 Apr 1

91/41-54 A – L 1918 Jul 22 – 1919 Jun 23

91/55-61 M – Z 1918 Aug – 1919 Jul 31

91/62-64 MBP to JAP 1918 Jul 27 – 1918 Nov 7

91/65-71 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1918 Aug 2 – 1919 Jul 31

91/72-78 FMP to JAP 1918 Sept 30 – 1919 Jul 20

91/79 Receipt for Faith’s school fees 1918 Oct 2

91/80-105 J.Chaumet (jewellers) to JAP, invoices and receipts 1918 Nov 22 – 1926 Jan 4

91/106-109 Correspondence between JAP and Churchill 1918 Nov 28 – Dec 31

91/110 Figures from the Western Front 1918 Nov

91/111 Edward Pease’s war movements by AEP 1918 Nov

91/112-114 Correspondence re Tees Fishery Board 1918 Dec – 1919 Jan 27


91/116 Blanche to JAP 1919 Jan 19

91/117 Army and Navy Co-operative Society share dividend to JAP 1919 May 27

91/118-119 Cabinet memo on the coal situation and government legislation by JAP, draft and typewritten

1919 Jul 29

91/120 AEP’s war work no date


91/121-122 Ministry of Labour, Employment Department, demobilisation cards x 2

no date

91/123 Receipt from Will R. Rose for photographic work done for JAP no date

92 Correspondence, including coal industry and JAP’s accident, 1919 Aug – 1921 Dec

92/1-41 A – L 1919 Aug 1 – 1921 Oct 11

92/42-59 M – Z 1919 Aug 4 – 1921 Jun 23

92/60-72 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1919 Aug 3 – 1921 Aug 11

92/73-102 AEP to JAP 1919 Aug 7 – 1921 Nov 17

92/103-135 Correspondence regarding coal industry 1919 Aug 7 – 1921 Sept 17

92/136-143 JP to JAP 1919 Aug 28 – 1921 Nov 8

92/144-145 Ethel to JAP 1919 Sept 4 & 1921 Nov 24

92/146 Aunt Rachel to JAP 1919 Sept 6

92/147 Arthur Pease to JAP 1919 Sept 8

92/148-151 Miscellaneous letters from JAP 1919 Sept 17

92/152-153 Newspaper cuttings about AEP’s attack on the government for the treatment of his son Edward

1919 Sept 18 & 19

92/154 Newspaper cutting about JAP’s accident 1919 Sept 24

92/155-169 EP to JAP 1919 Oct 25 – 1921 Dec 17

92/170 P & P company circular regarding share purchase 1920 Mar 23

92/171-172 Maud to JAP 1919 Nov 13 & 1921 Jun 10

92/173 FMP to JAP 1921 Feb 17

92/174-176 Correspondence between Lindemann and JAP 1921 Aug 2 – Sept 14

92/177 ? to Mr Watts at the National Gallery 1921 Aug 31

92/178-179 Correspondence between JAP and Green 1921 Aug 19 & 23

92/180 MBP to JAP 1921 Oct 30

92/181-182 Salisbury and Crewe to JAP regarding his motion 1921 Nov 2 & 5

92/183 Lottie to JAP 1921 Nov 12

92/184 Business card for J.B. Lawford with the address of Sir G Berry on the reverse

no date

93 Correspondence, 1922 - 1923

93/1-18 A – L 1922 Jan 10 – 1923 Dec 27

93/19-28 M – Z 1922 Jan 16 – 1923 Dec 22


93/29-32 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1922 Jan 24 – 1923 Jan 28

93/33-41 AEP to JAP 1922 Jan 26 – 1923 Jun 26

93/42 Archie to JAP, with photos 1922 Mar 17

93/43-69 Correspondence regarding Middlesbrough Owners’ shares, primarily between AEP & JAP

1922 May 17 – 1923 Jul 22

93/70-83 Correspondence regarding AEP’s engagement and marriage to his nurse

1922 Jul 3 – Aug 9

93/84 Newspaper clipping from the Times on the formation of the British Wireless Broadcasting Co

1922 Aug 19

93/85-92 EP to JAP 1922 Sept 5 – 1923 Oct 1

93/93-98 Correspondence on the Royal Commission on Honours 1922 Oct 14 – Dec 22

93/99-103 Correspondence from P. Gee to JAP, with newspaper cuttings and pamphlet illustrating miner’s discontent with wages and conditions

1922 Nov 4 – 1923 Dec 19

93/104-124 Correspondence regarding the estate of Lady H-A, of which JAP was executor

1922 Nov 29 – 1923 Jun 20

93/125-126 JAP to Emmott and his reply regarding the likelihood of a Labour government

1922 Dec 28 & 1923 Jan 3

93/127-128 FMP to JAP 1923 Jan 16 & Aug 22

93/129-130 Correspondence and documents relating to Tees Valley water 1923 Jan 20 & Jun 17

93/131-132 MBP to JAP 1923 Feb 20 & Mar 1

93/133 Article re JWP 1923 Jun 28 ?

93/134 Miner’s Federation of GB to the Mining Association of GB 1923 Oct 29

94 Correspondence, 1924 – 1927

94/1-14 AEP to JAP 1924 Jan 19 – 1927 Dec 10

94/15-38 A – L 1924 Jan 21

94/39-55 M – Z 1924 Jan 17

94/56-84 Correspondence regarding JAP’s purchase of 18 Mansfield Street and subsequent possible sale

1924 Jan 28 – 1926 Aug 12

94/85-115 EP to JAP 1924 Mar 25 – 1927 Aug 31

94/116-119 Maud to JAP 1924 Apr 30 – 1927 Jul 20

94/120-121 Claudia to JAP 1924 May 1 & 1927 May 10

94/122-130 Correspondence regarding BBC 1924 Jun 3 – 1927 Nov 15

94/131-132 JP to JAP 1924 Jul 9 & 1927 May 14


94/133-134 Watts & Company receipts to JAP 1924 Jul 26 & 1924 Oct 1

94/135-136 Michael to his father-in-law JAP 1924 Jul 31 & Dec

94/137 P&P circular re coal trade depression and salary rebate 1924 Sept 23

94/138-139 Documents regarding Government’s Committee on Industry and Trade

1924 Oct

94/140-142 Correspondence to JAP on efforts to stop pollution in River Tees

1924 Oct 23 – 29

94/143-153 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1924 Nov 3 – 1927 Dec 1

94/154-157 Correspondence to JAP regarding transfer of shares in Middlesborough

1925 Jun 12 – 16

94/158 Mines Department letter to the Mining Association 1925 Aug 5

94/159 Telegram from the King to JAP 1925 Nov 21

94/160-162 Alfred ? to JAP re his politics and JAP’s reply 1926 Jan 27 – Feb 3

94/163 Letter about the Report of the Royal Commission on the Coal Industry

1926 Mar 8

94/164-165 Arthur Pease to JAP 1926 ? & Apr 17

94/166 Lottie to JAP 1926 Apr 21

94/167 FMP to JAP 1926 Apr

94/168 MBP to JAP 1926 Jun 20

94/169-175 Hugh Bell to JAP re his opinion of Samuel’s proposals for the coal industry and the industry generally

1926 May 16 – Jul 12

94/176-177 Ethel to JAP 1926 Sept 21 & 1927 Mar 6

94/178-181 Correspondence between the press and JAP re articles on the coal industrt situation

1926 Nov 12 – 16

94/182-184 Lucas, Hutchinson & Meek to JAP re EP’s will 1927 Jan 8 & Sept 6

94/185-188 Bechhafer Roberts to JAP re his Churchill biography 1927 Mar 8 – Jul 4

94/189 Abstract of the log of the Berengaria (Cunard) 1927 May

94/190 Veronica to her father-in-law JAP 1927 May 16

94/191-193 Letter to JAP and copies of the Board of Education estimates, 1913 & 1927

1927 Jul 8

94/194-195 Churchill to JAP and his reply 1927 Sept 22 & 25

94/196-197 Correspondence regarding trade between UK and Russia 1927 Oct 14 & Nov 23

94/198 Telegram to JAP 1927 Dec 7

94/199 Newspaper cutting from The Times marked for Lord Reith’s entry

1961 May 15

94/200 Scribbled note by JAP? no date

94/201 Empty envelope with JAP’s ? writing on it no date

95 Correspondence, 1928-1929

95/1-4 Buxton to JAP and one reply 1928 Jan 2 – Feb 5

95/5-28 Correspondence regarding the BBC, including some meeting minutes

1928 Jan 4 – 1929 Dec 31


95/29 Blanche to JAP 1928 Jan 16

95/30-47 Correspondence between AEP, JAP and Buxton regarding AEP’s financial situation and covering his insurance premiums

1928 Jan 18 – 1929 Nov 29

95/48-57 A – L 1928 Jan 19 – 1929 Jul 4

95/58-60 M – Z 1929 May 22 – Nov 29

95/61-65 Ethel to JAP and one reply 1928 Jan 28 – 1928 Jul 15

95/66-71 AEP to JAP 1928 Apr 30 – 1929 Oct 6

95/72 JAP to Benni 1928 May 1

95/73-95 Correspondence regarding JAP’s invitation to head a business mission to Australia

1928 May 25 – Jun 5

95/96-97 Letters to JAP, signature illegible 1928 Jun 5 & 1929 Apr 26

95/98 MBP to JAP 1928 Jun 10

95/99-105 Correspondence regarding JAP’s cousin Katherine Routledge 1928 Jun 6 – 1929 Feb 22

95/106 Betty to her brother-in law JAP 1928 Jul 2

95/107-115 EP to JAP 1928 Sept 25 – 1929 Dec 11

95/116 Report of directors of Rhinos Limited 1928 Dec 8

95/117 Newspaper article by AEP on fox hunting in the Northern Echo

1929 Mar 21

95/118 JP to JAP 1929 Jun 27

95/119 JAP to his nephew John Hodgkin 1929 Jul 24

95/120-121 FMP to JAP 1929 Sept 14 & ?

95/122 Note by JAP for Lucas H? 1929 Nov 6

95/123 JAP to Glyn Mills & Co. 1929 Dec 11

95/124 JAP to Viscount Furness 1929 Dec 19

96 Correspondence, 1930-1933, Jan

96/1-29 AEP to JAP 1930 Jan 17 – 1933 Jan 30

96/30-37 A – L 1930 Feb 12 – 1933 Jan 20

96/38-47 M – Z 1930 Jan 15 – 1932 Dec 14

96/48-118 Correspondence re BBC 1930 Mar 14 – 1933 Jan 18

96/119-122 JAP to Glyn Mills & Co. and their replies 1930 Mar 11 – 1931 Apr 4

96/123-161 Correspondence and documentation re the Coal Mines Bill 1930 May 6 – 1932 May 9

96/162-163 Philip Gee to JAP and an article re coal industry by JAP 1930 May 8


96/164-165 MBP to JAP 1930 May 14 & Sept 1

96/166-167 Foreign Office to JAP inviting him to assist in negotiations with Soviet Union and his reply

1930 Jun 17 & 18

96/168-173 Correspondence regarding the National Confederation of Empoyers’ Organisations

1930 Jun 27 – 1932 Sept 19

96/174-176 Correspondence regarding the Federation of British Industries

1930 Jul 9 – 11

96/177-178 Maud to JAP and he to her 1930 Jul 18 & 1932 Nov 24

96/179-180 Ethel to JAP and he to her 1930 Jul 19 & 1932 Jul 13

96/180/1-180/4

Letters to JAP, signature illegible 1930 Aug 18 – 1932 Dec 15

96/181-184 News Chronicle to JAP and his article in reply 1930 Dec 15

96/185-193 FMP to JAP and two replies 1930 Dec 26 – 1932 Dec 20

96/194 JAP to Lystor 1931 Apr 22

96/195 Note of placing share certificates in Barclays Bank deed box 1931 May 21

96/196 JAP to Angel & Co. 1931 Jun 1

96/197 Lavender to her uncle JAP 1931 Jun 26

96/198-201 EP to JAP 1931 Jun - ?

96/202 R.A. Pease to P&P Advisory Committee regarding salary reductions

1931 Oct 1

96/203-206 Claudia to JAP and his replies 1932 Jun 29 – Jul 8

96/207-216 Correspondence regarding excavations at Bishop Middleham after find by P&P

1932 Jul 1 – Sept 13

96/217 JAP to R. Pease 1932 Jul 5

96/218-220 JAP to colleagues and JP to JAP regarding JP’s new business venture

1932 Jul 18 – Aug 30

96/221 JAP to Lord Doverdale 1932 Sept 21

96/222-223 Gibb to JAP and his reply 1932 Oct 26

96/224-225 JAP to Runciman regarding his viscountcy and his reply 1932 Nov 7 & 13

96/226 JAP to Blanche 1932 Nov 11

96/227 JAP to Fife 1932 Nov 24

96/228 H H-A to JAP 1932 Dec 1

96/229 Michael to his father-in-law JAP 1932 Dec 19

96/230 Note by JAP no date

97 Correspondence, 1933 Feb – 1936 Oct

97/1-44 JAP to AEP and AEP to JAP 1933 Mar 2 – 1936 Oct 26

97/45-47 JAP to Veronica Pease, daughter-in-law and her to him 1933 Mar 2 – 1936 Jan 12

97/48-56 FMP to JAP and he to her 1933 Mar – 1936

97/57-61 JAP to Michael Beaumont, son-in-law, and replies 1933 May 22 – 1935 Dec 22


97/62-70 Correspondence between JAP and his niece, Sylvia Calmady-Hamlyn, regarding investments

1933 Jun 8 – 14

97/71-100 JAP’s correspondence, A – Z 1933 Feb 16 – 1935 Nov 6

97/101-105 JAP to Ethel and he to her 1933 Jul 19 – 1936 Jan 10

97/106-107 JAP to Thomas Taylor and his reply 1933 Nov 9 – 10

97/108-113 Correspondence regarding ironstone mining royalties 1933 Nov 23 – Dec 7

97/114-139 Letters to JAP, A - Z 1933 Feb 2 – 1936 Dec 30

97/140 Newspaper cutting of Baldwin uncovering memorial to Lord Asquith

1934

97/141-143 MBP to JAP 1934 Jan 23 – 1936 Jan 13

97/144 EP to JAP 1934 Mar 20

97/145-147 JAP to Frater Taylor and his reply regarding Mr Parker 1934 Apr 24 – May 2

97/148-151 JAP to Maud and her to him 1934 May 10 – 1936 Jan 12

97/152-154 JAP to Blanche and her to him 1934 May 10 – 1936 Sept 29

97/155-164 JP to JAP and his reply 1934 Jun 1 – 1936 Jan 13

97/165 H H-A to JAP 1935 Jan 2

97/166 Lavender to JAP 1935 Feb 21

97/167-171 JAP to the Queen and her replies 1935 Apr – 1936 Jan 22

97/172 Claudia to JAP 1936 Jan 12

97/173 Privy Council meeting notice 1936 Jan

97/174 Remittance advice from Royal Insurance Co 1936 Jun 8

97/175-195 Letters of congratulation on golden wedding anniversary 1936 Oct 16 – 28

97/196-200 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1933 Jan 31 – 1936 Jul 29

98 Correspondence, 1937 - 1943

98/1-48 Letters to JAP, A – Z 1937 Feb 16 – 1943 Feb 3

98/49-63 AEP to JAP 1937 Mar 2 – 1939 Apr 12

98/64 Maud to JAP 1937 Apr 6

98/65-76 EP to JAP 1937 May – 1941 Oct 21

98/77-85 JP to JAP 1937 May 20 – 1942 Nov 2

98/86-89 Correspondence from BBC regarding JAP’s talk ‘Passage of the years’ and copy of talk

1937 Nov 17 – Dec 10

98/90-95 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible 1938 Apr 7 – 1943


98/96 Micheal Beaumont to JAP 1938 Apr 21

98/97 Receipt from Garage Reine-Victoria, Biarritz 1938 Apr 22

98/98 John Pease to JAP, his grandfather 1938 Sept 22

98/99-122 Ministry of Labour and National Service to JAP and documents relating to his time as assessor to the Umpire

1939 Sept 12 – 1943 Jan 5

98/123 Notice for national registration day 1939 Sept

98/124 Joseph Pease to JAP, his grandfather 1940 Jan 15

98/125 Betty to JAP 1940 Jan 30

98/126 MBP to JAP 1940 Apr 2

98/127-129 Edward Pease to JAP, his uncle and his reply 1940 Apr 25 – Jul 24

98/130-132 Veronica to JAP, her father-in-law 1940 May 1 – Jun 25

98/133-134 Ethel to JAP 1940 Jul 13 – 16

98/135 EP’s Red Cross service card 1941 Jan 1

98/136-146 JAP’s letters to the Times regarding the Government’s financial policy and letters he received in response. Also a copy of the policy

1941 Jul 26 – 1942 Sept 25

98/147 Claudia to JAP 1941 Aug 31

98/148-150 JAP’s correspondence, A - Z 1941 Sept 26 – 1943 Jan 30

98/151-161 Correspondence regarding memorial to EP in Gainford parish church

1942 Jan 19 – Mar 19

98/162 Lavender to JAP 1942 Feb 25

98/163 Privy Council notice 1942 Mar 27

98/164 House of Lords debate booklet, along with a covering note to JAP

1942 Apr 28

98/165-174 Correspondence regarding JAP’s petrol allowance for shooting

1942 Aug 10 – Nov 2

98/175 Article on market review from Todd & Crone 1942 Aug 5

98/176 Letter to JAP, enclosing article on government spending, from G. Walkey

1942 Aug 17

98/177 Letter to JAP regarding wage policy and munitions works, incouding press cutting, from Charles ?

1942 Aug 19

98/178 ‘Notes and comments: what is capitalism’ by the Economic League (Central Council), no.218

1942 Sept 4

98/179 Blank expenses form no date


99 JAP’s more private correspondence copied into a letter book 1882 – 1900

100 Political propaganda, press cuttings and letters, 1901 May

100/1-23 Political propaganda leaflets, pamphlets and songs and letters to voters from Charles Gray and JAP

1901 May 25 – 1901

100/24 Number of electors in Saffron Walden division, by parish 1901


100/25-28 Political propaganda for JAP 1901

100/29 Calendar from JAP and EP, with their photographs on it 1906

101 Miscellaneous correspondence, mostly undated

101/1-144 Correspondence to JAP A – Z, and some with illegible signatures

1895?

101/145-148 Letters to Mr Whiteley & Mr Morley no date

102 Press cuttings book on coal

102 Press cuttings book on ‘coal and matters relating thereto 1919 – 1920

103 County of London Electricity Supply Company: correspondence and legislation

103/1-94 Correspondence, mainly between JAP and J.C. Dalton, regarding and including managing directors’ reports and proposed legislation.

Copies of 1919 & 1926 Electricity (Supply) Act, maps of the areas served by the Company, cuttings from the Economist and a report by Dalton on his visit to the 3rd world power conference

1922 – 1936

104 Sundry papers relating to coal disputes and the Sankey Commission, 1919

104/1-12 Speeches and evidence presented by and to the Coal Industry Commission regarding nationalisation (Sankey Commission). Letter to the Times by S. Brooks

1919

104/13-17 Responses to the proposals for nationlisation 1919

104/18-20 Minutes of meetings of Central Committee 1919 26 Jun – 10 Jul

104/21 Leaflet ‘The expansion of the coal trade under private enterprise’

1919 April

104/22 ‘Coal & nationalisation’ list of books and articles on coal and nationalisation in Norwich Library

1919

104/23 Bill entitled ‘An Act to amend the Coal Mines Acts, 1887 to 1914, with respect to the Hours of Employment below Ground’

1919

104/24-25 Papers by JAP, one to the Imperial Commerical Association and the other a cabinet memo on coal

1919 Jun 23 & Jul 29

105 Documents relating to the miners dispute and the economic position of the coal industry

105/1-13 Documents relating to the miner’s dispute and resolution 1920 – 1926

105/14-30 Papers concerning the economic position of the coal industry, including notes by JAP, the memorandum of evidence to the Royal Commission on the Coal Industry, 1925 and minutes of proceeding of joint meetings between the Mining Assoc of Great Britain and the Miners’ Federation of Great Britain, 1925

1920 – 1927


105/31 Interview between Mines Department and JAP etc. regarding Durham ‘Pink’ Scheme

1929 Dec 5

105/32 The coal industry and the legislator: some facts and figures pamphlet

1924?

105/33 ‘What Mr Lloyd George was not told: an answer to coal and power’ pamphlet

1924 Oct 13

105/34-40 Papers and photographs regarding international Industrialist’s meetings

1927 – 1928

106 Coal Mines Bill, 1930

106/1-74 Copies of Coal Mines Bill and related documentation, including JAP’s own notes, annotations, speeches and articles

1930

106/75-90 Documents and notes relating to working hours (spread-over), including the International Labour Conference, 14th Session, ‘Hours of work in coal-mines’, 1930

1930

106/91 Hours of industrial employment bill 1930

106/92-93 Copies of the Coal Mines Act, 1930 and Scheme under Part I of the Act adopted by the owners of coal mines in the Durham District (5th September 1930)

1930

106/94-95 ‘The case against compulsory amalgamation in the coal industry’ leaflet by R. Horne and newspaper cutting

1930 Feb 20

106/96-97 Telephone messages for JAP 1930?

107 Industrial economic situation, 1931 – 1933

107/1-3 National Confederation of Employers’ Organisations publications: ‘The industrial situation’ & ‘Annual report for the administrative year, 1931-1932’

1931 Feb 11 & 1932

107/4-11 Notes and Standing Committee C report on the Mining industry (welfare fund) bill

1931 Mar 19

107/12-28 JAP’s notes, for speeches? 1931 Jun 10 & no date

107/29 House of Lords report on trade inquiry 1931 Sept 17

107/30 ‘What is inflation, and what is the remedy?’ by D.M. Mason 1932?

107/31-33 Press cutting re inflation, attached to 2 German banknotes 1931/2?

107/34-37 Royal Commission’s report on unemployment insurance: statement for deputation to the Minister for Labour (draft) and notes for JAP on it

1932 Feb 8

107/38-39 Reports by the Board of Trade under section 7 of the Coal Mines Act on the working schemes under part 1

1931 Jun, Sept & Dec

107/40 ‘Road and rail industry’s point of view’, speech delivered to the 1922 (Private Members’) Committee

1933 Mar 27

107/41-114 JAP’s montly reports to P&P’s board meeting 1933 May – Jul & Sept

107/115 JAP’s speech to P&P AGM 1935 May 31

107/116-118 Notes prepared for the F.B.I. Committee on Defence 1938 Oct 20 & 27

107/119 Annual report and accounts of the Miners’ Welfare Fund (Durham)

1939

107/120 Annual report of the Miners’ Welfare Commission 1939


108 Industrial economic situation: wages and inflation, 1940 – 1943

108/1 Durham Coal Owners’ Association report on accountant’s ascertainments

1940 Jun

108/2-6 Notes and comments from The Economic League 1941 Sept 5 – 1942 Oct 2

108/7-8 Statutory Rules and Orders, 1941 no.707 & 1942 no.1315: emergency powers (defence)

1941 & 1942

108/9 ‘Price stabilisation and industrial policy’, Cmd. 6294 1941

108/10-11 Press releases issued by the Mining Association 1942 Jun

108/12-15 House of Lords parliamentary debates 1942 Jun 11, 17, Jul 8 & 1943 Jan 19

108/16 Federation of British Industries meeting minutes 1942 Jul 8

108/17 ‘British industry: its present and future organisation’, draft report to Confederation office bearers

1942

108/18-30 Notes by JAP and press cuttings on wages 1942 Aug – Sept

108/31-34 Press cuttings and documents regarding inflation 1942 Aug – Sept

108/35 Extract from P&P bulletin on absenteeism 1942 Sept 25

108/36 Press cutting on Nazi fanaticism and the Christian way no date

108/37-39 House of Commons parliamentary debates 1942 Sept 9, Oct 21, Nov 11

108/40-49 Documents and JAP’s notes on wages 1942

108/50-57 British Employers’ Confederation documents, including: organisation of employers and Beveridge

1942 – 1943

109 Coal matters press book, 1921-1940

109 Coal matters news cuttings book 1921 – 1940

110 Negotiations between J & JWP and Barclays, 1902

110/1-49 Papers and documents revealing the circumstances which led to the sale of J & JWP to Barclays, and the negotiations thereto.

1902

111 Tyneside election, Jul 1892 (and other miscellaneous political items)

111/1 JAP leaflet from Darlington central ward election 1884 Jan 8

111/2-5 Election letters from Arnold White to electors of Mile End Division, Tower Hamlets

1886

111/6-15 JAP’s notes for first speech to Tyneside Liberals 1891 Mar

111/16-29 Canvassing rules, Tyneside Liberal Association rules, notebook, election expenses and chequebook

1892

111/30-110 Election propaganda, including leaflets, JAP’s notes, speeches and posters (many Liberals v Tories)

1892

111/111-113 Newspaper reports of JAP’s presentation and acceptance as the Liberal candidate, and a sketch

1891 Mar 9 – 1892 Jun 29


111/114-117 Miscellaneous election newspaper cuttings no date

111/118-20 Rail timetable diary for Jul 1892, election card for Arthur Balfour and card for William Davidson

no date

111/121 Handwritten note by JAP no date

112 Tyneside election, Jul 1895 (and other miscellaneous political items)

112/1-4 Election figures, results and expenses chequebook 1895

112/5-13 Notes on Arnold White’s addresses and immigration 1891 – 1895

112/14 Letter to Daily News from F.A. Channing regarding Lord Salisbury and the trade unions

1894 Mar 8

112/15-30 Election propaganda leaflets, cards and songs 1895

112/31 Darlington election leaflet for Philipps no date

113 Tyneside election, Oct 1900 (and other miscellaneous political items)

113/1-2 Poems in favour of Joe Chamberlain by JAP/Warbottle poet? 1895 – 1898

113/3 Cloth election poster for JAP no date

113/4-6 Election letters from Havelock Wilson, JWP & Charles Hunter

1900

113/7-21 Election propaganda from JAP, including personal letters 1900

113/22 Bills JAP backed 1900

113/23-28 Election expenses, chequebook, voting figures and railyway guide diary for Oct 1900

1900

113/29 Statement from Wilkie & Knight regarding JAP and Workmen’s Compensation Act

1900

113/30 Election results press cutting 1900 Oct 12

114 Election posters, 1900

114 Poster, large and small, for the 1900 General Election, including ‘The Tories nation of peace and goodwill’

1900

115 Saffron Walden elections, 1901, 1906 & 1910

115/1 JAP’s election committee notebook no date

115/2 Addresses, alphabetically arranged, for Saffron Waldon electorate

no date

115/3 Results by district no date

115/4 JAP’s account of personal expenses no date

115/6-18 Saffron Walden election propaganda 1901

115/19-20 Voter numbers by district & name and addresses of sub-agents

1901

115/21-23 Political propaganda leaflets against Chamberlain 1901?

115/24-119 Telegrams of congratulation to JAP on his victory 1901

115/120 Small biop of JAP no date

115/121 Extract from parliamentary debate: JAP on Pure Beer Bill 1901 Jun 1


115/122-127 Barnard Castle election newspaper cuttings 1903 Jul

115/128-142 Election material from 1906 Saffron Waldon election 1906

115/143-150 Election material from 1910 Saffron Waldon election, including press coverage of JAP’s defeat

1910

115/151-159 Miscellaneous election propaganda, including JAP on intimidation and various cartoons and poems

Various dates

115/160-162 Card and calendar from JAP and a postcard of Saffron Waldon

1902, 1908 and no date

116 Scrap book for Saffron Waldon election, 1901

116 Scrap book of press cuttings and election leaflets of Saffron Waldon election

1901

117 Rotherham election and miscellaneous political documentation, 1910 – 1916

117/1-18 Election leaflets for JAP, badge, voting figures analysis, map of Rotherham and press coverage

1910-1914

117/19 Election propaganda against JAP 1910?

117/20-21 JAP’s expenses 1910-1916

117/22-36 One of JAP’s speeches as President of the Board of Education

no date

117/37-39 Names and addresses of people receiving ‘Liberal magazine’ 1911-1913

117/40-50 Rotherham and District Liberal Federation notices of meetings

1913-1916

117/51 JAP’s letter to the electorate submitting his candidature on becoming Post Master General

1916 Jan 19

117/52 Slip of paper from Nation League of Young Liberals no date

118 Draft speeches, 1896 – 1900

118 Draft speeches contained in an exercise book 1896 – 1900

119 Collection of pamphlets, 1892 – 1928


119/1-21 - Deliverance or doom?/the choice of Sir Charles Dilke

- Bear, W.E., A study of small holdings

- Carnegie, A., The reunion of Britain and America: a look ahead

- JWP, The development of rail and steam communication

- JWP, Speech to River Tees Conservacy Commissioners

- AEP, South Africa: imperial justice

- Reid, R., The government’s South Africa policy

- Haldane, R.B., Great Britain and Germany: a study in education

- Historical outline of the association of Edward Pease, Joseph Pease and JWP with the industrial development of South Durnham and North Yorkshire and with the creation of the railway system x 2

- Cobden Unwin, The hungry forties: country life under protection

- The case against woman suffrage

- The new land taxes: land union guide

- Macnamara, T.J., Concerning the navy

- Burgoyne, A.H., The world’s dreadnoughts

- Clough, W., The need for the alternative vote

- Simon, J. Sir, The Labour leader’s threat of dictatorship

120 Parliamentary activities, 1887 – 1917

120/1 Press cutting on Conservative Party jobbing, Daily News 1887 Jan 5

120/2-48 Miscellaneous speeches by JAP in the House of Commons, including on the Parliament Bill with notes and copies of the bill

1893 – 1916

120/49-60 Miscellaneous speeches by JAP in the House of Lords, including on civil servants and a copy of the roll of the House of Lords

1917 – 1942

120/61-86 Various notes for speeches, including on civil servants and clerks wages

no date

121 Collection of parliamentary material, 1892 – 1910

121/1 JAP’s voting record in the House of Commons 1892 – 1895

121/2 JAP’s notebook on the Petroleoum Select Committee 1898 Mar – Jul

121/3-59 John Morley’s notes for speech no date

121/60-61 John Morley’s notes: speech on Agricultural Amendment 1893 Feb

121/62-65 R.D. Haldane’s notes for reply to criticism of his speech on army reform

1906 Jun 12

121/66-67 Notes and press cutting on E. Grey’s speech regarding the convention with France on the New Hebrides

1907 Feb 13

121/68 JAP on the budget 1909


121/69-87 JAP’s notes on guillotine veto resolutions and allocation of time

1910 Apr 5

121/88 Souvenir card of Gladstone, issued to JAP as a subscriber to the Liberal Movement

no date

122 Cabinet memos, 1909-1912, 1916

122/1-126 Collection of cabinet memos, Foreign Office dispatches and parliamentary timetables: including Parliament Bill and material on the 1912 ‘secret history of negotiations with Germany’. Also included are the documents and plans relating to the expansion of the Natural History Museum, ‘Osborne Judgment’ and naval estimates

1909 - 1916

123 Selected war papers sent to JAP, 1916

123/1-50 War Committee meeting extracts 1916 Feb – Aug

123/51-67 Cabinet papers relating to the war 1916 Feb – Oct

123/68-87 Documents for the Committee of Imperial Defence 1916 Jan – Aug

123/88-102 Memos, messages and documents for and by the Secretary of State for India, covering topics such as Mesopotamian expedition

1916

123/103-106 Notes to and by the US ambassador presented to the House of Commons

1916 Dec 12 – 1917 Jan 10

124 President of the Board of Education, 1911 – 1915

124/1-2 Elementary Education (England and Wales) Bill, 2 copies 1908 Nov 20

124/3 Murray’s outline of a scheme for distribution of exchequer grants

1909 Feb

124/4-5 Handwritten note by Selby-Bigge to JAP and typewritten statement regarding Prime Minister’s speech on education bills

no date

124/6-60 Index to education papers in box, followed by the papers, many annotated by JAP and regarding grants and a new education bill

1912 Oct – 1913 Jun

125 President of the Board of Education, cont’d

125/1 Elementary education statistics for the financial operation of local education authorities, 1911-1912

1912

125/2-4 Letter to JAP giving estimated expenditure of the Board of Education, 1912 – 1914

1913 Nov 14

125/5-16 Memos and letters relating to mitigation policy for single school areas

1913 Nov – Dec 5

125/17-36 Copies of the 1914 Education Bill at various stages, with letters, amendments and recommendations

1914

125/37-46 Newspaper cuttings about education 1913 Sept 12 – 1914 Jan 21

125/47 Petition from County Council of Durham to House of Commons

1902 Nov

125/48 Education (England and Wales) Bill, bound 1906


126 Board of Education speeches and deputations, 1911 – 1914

126 Bound volume with an index giving date, occasion and subject of speech. Mainly press cuttings. Includes a letter to Asquith on a point JAP wanted to put into a possible education bill

1911 – 1914

127 Education Bill 1913 – 1914

127 A & B Two bound volumes with an index, mainly printed memos, notes and bills. A=1912-1913, B=1913-1914

1913 – 1914

128 Board of Education miscellaneous, 1912 – 1915

128/1-26 Speeches by JAP on education, the war and cadet corps and the employment of children

1913 – 1915

128/27 List of people who had copies of JAP’s estimates speech 1915 June

128/28 Asquith’s statement re reorganisation of government 1915 May 17

128/29 ‘The philosophy of prizes’ by A.H. Sidgwick no date

128/30-80 Notes and correspondence re JAP’s recommendations for honours for people connected with the Board of Education

1912 – 1915

129 Postmaster General, 1916

129/1-67 Notes and letters regarding efficiency of the post office staff, particularly in relation to military assistance and sound ranging research. Also, reports of military activity

Jan – Nov

129/68-70 Press coverage of JAP’s appointment Jan – Apr

129/71 Memo re departmental procedure Feb 25

129/72-74 Advertisements for post office bonds and savings Mar?

129/75-80 Table plans and programmes for state visits and occasions Feb – May

129/81-164 Notes and figures for estimates speeches 1915 Jul – 1916 Oct

129/165-188 Memos and notes on the employment situation, in particular wages, the employment of women, economies at the Post Office

Jul – Oct

129/189-190 War Committee papers; including compulsory national service

Oct 26 & Nov 30

129/191 Cables (Landing Rights) Committee negotiations Oct

129/192-193 Rough notes by JAP no date

130 Postmaster General, in particular wireless contract with Marconi, 1916

130/1-29 Documents relating to negotiations with Marconi for the wireless contract and the agreement through the war

1913 – 1916

130/30-32 Details of air raids 1916 May 2-3

130/33 Admiralty report of attack on enemy submarines 1916 Oct 25

130/34-37 Various reports and accounts, including those of the Postmaster General, 1914-15 & 1915-16

1915 – 1916

130/38 Report of the committee appointed to consider high-speed telegraphy

1916 Jan 19


130/39 Memo on examination of parcels and letter mails, 2 (1917) 1917 Jan

130/40 Number of employees of RAC? 1916 Sep 18

130/41 Post office circular containing news of JAP’s departure 1916 Dec 19

131 JAP’s telegram to King Edward VII, 1906 – 1907

131/1-13 JAP’s telegrams regarding House of Commons business 1906 Jun – 1907 Jul

132 Home Rule Bill, 1911 – 1913 132/1-22 Bound volume of debates, memos and other documents

relating to the passage of the bill 1911 - 1913

133 Government and private members bills on reforming franchise, 1898 – 1912

133/1-53 Correspondence, draft copies, JAP’s notes, press cuttings and other documents relating to plural voting bills

1906 – 1911

133/54-60 Various drafts of the Registration (Plural Qualifications) Bill 1911 – 1912

133/61-66 Electoral Disabilities (Military Service) & London Government Bills

1899

133/67-85 Various private members bills regarding franchise reform 1908 – 1912

133/86-95 Various government bills, including memos on an early general election and the Parliamentary Franchise (Women) Bill 1912

1893 – 1912

133/96-104 Miscellaneous correspondence regarding franchise reform 1911 – 1912

133/105 JAP to EP 1911 Oct 19

134 Franchise documentation, home and abroad, 1911-1912

134/1-69 Memos, notes, quotations, statistics and correspondence on the current electoral system and any possible changes/franchise bill

1911 – 1912

134/70-78 Memos, statutory rules and correspondence on franchise in the colonies

1906 – 1912

135 Franchise and Registration Bill, 1912 – 1913 (see also 136, 137, 138 & 139)

135/1-53 Various copies of the bill and suggested amendments 1912 Jul – 1913 Jan

135/54-59 Correspondence between A. Thring and JAP re women’s suffrage

1912 Nov 28 – 1913 Jan 8

135/60-133 Correspondence with Society of Friends as to reception of a deputation by President, and other letters relating to the enfranchisement of women and resolutions passed

1912 Jun 18 – 1913 Jan 31

135/134-173 Correspondence with the Women’s Local Government Society etc., with reference to the Local Government Franchise

1912 Jul 10 – 1913 Jan 7

135/174-183 Various memos and proposals for proportional representation and franchise bills

1912 May 20 – 1913 Jan 2


136 Franchise and Registration Bill: Scotland and Ireland and the poor rate collectors

136/1-29 Irish poor rate collectors and the franchise bill 1912 Jun 17 – 1913 Jan 24

136/30-91 Correspondence with the Irish Poor Rate Collectors with reference to Clause 38 etc., providing for the preparation of voter’s lists and the payment of expenses

1912 Jul 2 – 1913 Jan 18

136/92-109 The bill in relation to Scotland 1912 Jul 15 – 1913 Jan 13

136/110-128 The bill in relation to City Livery Companies; notes for deputation etc.

1912 Dec 20 – 1913 Jan 30

136/129-183 Correspondence with the National Poor Law Officers’ Association with regard to the position of Assistant Overseers and Collectors of Poor Rates

1912 Jul 19 – 1913 Jan 24

137 Franchise and Registration Bill: suggestions for amendments and questions & answers

137/1-155 Suggestions for amendments 1912 Jun 7 – Oct 11

137/156-208 Questions and answers in the House of Commons 1912 Jun 20 – 1913 Jan 27

137/209-253 Material for replies for questions and answers 1912 Jun 20 – 1913 Jan 28

137/254 National Liberal Foundation resolution on bill 1912 Feb 13

138 Franchise and Registration Bill: resolutions and

more suggestions for amendments

138/1-84 Resolutions, with an index at the beginning 1912 Jun 26 – 1913 Feb 1

138/85-220 Suggestions for amendments 1912 Oct 5 – 1913 Jan 25

139 Franchise and Registration Bill: correspondence, newspaper cuttings, memorandums and notes

139/1 Rough note by JAP 1912 Jun

139/2-16 Correspondence between JAP, Robert Chalmers & Burns 1912 Aug

139/17-52 Memos and notes on the bill 1912 – 1913

139/53-172 Correspondence and newspaper cuttings 1912 May 20 – 1913 Jan 20

139/173-257 Notes and letters by JAP, Arthur Thring, Fass etc. 1912 Apr 24 – Dec 14

140 Franchise and Registration Bill: memorandum and press cuttings

140/1-8 Memorandum, allocation on time resolution and committee decisions

1912

140/9-19 Necessity for a bill this session 1912

140/20-33 Press cuttings on the introduction of the bill 1912 Jun 18


140/34-124 Press cuttings on the Grey amendment and eventual demise of the bill

1913 Jan 18 – 30

140/125-128 Notes for speech by JAP? 1912 Jun 17

140/129-150 Opposition amendment on allocation of time resolution and table of costs of preparing voters lists

1912

140/151-166 JAP’s letter to his constituents through the editor of the Rotherham Advertiser regarding the withdrawal of the bill

1913 Jan 29 – Feb 1

141 Franchise and Registration Bill, 1912 – 1913 141/1-84 Bound volume: memos, notes, draft bills and some

correspondence 1911 – 1913

142 Plural Voting Bill, 1913 142/1-51 Bound volume: cabinet memos, notes and draft bills,

annotated by JAP. Some correspondence and amendments. 1913

143 American press résumés, 1916 – 1917 143/1-65 American press résumés 1916 Apr 7 – 1917

Dec 25

144 Printed reports on foreign newspapers for the Cabinet, 1915 – 1917

144/1-12 American press résumés 1915 Dec 31 – 1916 Apr 7

144/13-15 Three memos from the India Office on German press regarding the Middle East

1916

144/16-43 Weekly reports on German papers and German opinion 1915 Dec 25 – 1917 Mar 14

144/44-50 Reports on Austrian and Polish papers 1915 Dec 8 – 1916 Apr

144/51 Report on French press 1915 Dec 27 – 1916 Jan 2

144/52-54 Summary of intelligence 1916 Aug 7 & 16

145 Anti-slavery movement, 1893 – 1899 145/1-2 Press cuttings on slavery activities 1895

145/3-24 JAP’s speeches, pamphlets and questions to the House of Commons

1893 – 1899

145/25-34 Various pamphlets 1894 – 1900

146 Tees Fishery Board, 1864 – 1932 146/1 Third annual report of the committee 1864 Oct 17

146/2-9 Documents regarding pollution of the River Tees 1924 – 1930

146/10-12 Notice of Board meetings and annual report of Conservators 1921, 1925 & 1941

146/13 Notice appointing JAP to Board 1923


146/14 Results of election of representative members of net fishermen

no date

146/15-24 JAP’s speech to House of Lords against Tee Valley Water Bill and supporting evidence of numbers of fish caught

1923 – 1941

147 Claims Commission, 1917 – 1920 147/1-3 Interview with the King of Italy 1917 May 22

147/4-10 Record of works and visits in notebook 1917 Sept – 1918 Dec

147/11-40 Notes of work and visits 1917 Oct 4 – 1918 Feb 16

147/41 Diary of work in France and Italy 1919 – 1920

147/42-43 List of dates of absences abroad 1917 – 1918

147/44-49 Notes on district and rent officers 1917 – 1918

147/50 Expenditure up to 30/11/18 1918

147/51 Account of JAP heartattack? 1918 Apr 30

147/52-61 Various expenses forms and travel passes/requests for travel 1918

147/62-66 Photographs of JAP and daughter of Post Master of Bologne no date

147/67-70 Report on conditions for British forces in Italy: Col. R.A.S.C. 1919 July 16

147/71 Report for Claims Commission on officers, duties, War Office returns, forms and prices, etc. in Italy

1918 Sept 6

147/72 Memo setting out functions of Claims Commission and Directorate of Requisitions and Hirings

1918 Jul

147/73 Notes re liason with Italian authorities regarding damages 1918 Feb 15

147/74 Account book for food expenditure no date

147/75-77 Two Christmas cards 1918

148 British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) 148/1-14 Rough notes for speeches no date

148/15 Approx. licences and proceeds for 1927, 1928, 1929 & 1930 1930?

148/16 ‘New broadcasting rules’ cutting from the Times 1922 Oct 11

148/17 Note regarding the Imperial League of Opera agreement no date

148/18-23 Summary of London programmes for December 1924 1924

148/24 Report of the BBC for 1925, Cmd. 2599 1926

148/25-38 Talks by JAP on ‘The railway centenary’, ‘Broadcasting’ and ‘The progress of broadcasting’ pamphlet

1925, 1928 & 1932

148/39 Proof of ‘Ten years of broadcasting’ in the BBC yearbook 1932?

148/40 List of BBC personnel no date

148/41-48 Various press cuttings about the BBC and broadcasting 1926 – 1933

148/49-52 Items relating to the Radio Manufacturers Association banquets

1935 – 1937

149 Minute book of the British Broadcasting Company Ltd, 1922 – 1929


149 Minute book of the Company from the very first meeting of the board of directors to its voluntary liquidation, with figures

1922 Dec 21 – 1929 Dec 12

150 Minutes of General Meetings of the British Broadcasting Company Ltd, 1923 – 1927

150 Minutes of the General Meetings of the Company, from the first statutory meeting to the Extraordinary GM on liquidation

1923 Mar 22 – 1927 Jan 18

151 The Peace Society 151/1 Souvenir of the 95th annual meeting of the Peace Society 1911 May 18

151/2-10 Annual report of the Peace Society, 1913 – 1914 1914

151/11-12 British-American Peace Centenary meeting, Mansion House 1914 Feb 4

151/13-20 Correspondence regarding above report and meeting and resolutions for the 98th annual meeting

1914 May 8 – 14

151/21-23 Draft speech for the 98th annual report 1914?

152 Lord Gainford’s shooting record, 1870 – 1942 152/1-26 Bound volume containing shooting record, but also used as a

sports scrap book of photos, watercolours and press cuttings 1870 – 1942

153 Sporting books 153/1 ‘Recollections of the Cambridge drag’ by J.M. Paulton 1895

153/2 Hunting diary 1896 Jan 2 – 1902 Apr 7

153/3 ‘The Zetland hunt’ by R. Thornton, with foreword by JAP 1943

154 Hunting and nature 154/1 Kennel record of JAP’s foot beagles 1885 Jan

154/2 Nature notes: record of birds, plant life and frosts 1919 – 1943

154/3-73 ‘Inexplainable facts concerned with animal life’, lecture given by JAP to Darlington Friends and Philosophical Society. Also numerous press cuttings, notes and letters, including those for speech to Darlington Rotary Club on 24 Jan 1930

1888 – 1930

154/74-76 ‘Operations of the Raby pack in the years 1799-1800, includes 2 photographs of Scarth of Standrop

1804

155 Zetland hunt papers and correspondence, 1891 – 1941

155/1-69 Circulars, annual statements, draft minutes, correspondence and press cuttings

1891 – 1941

155/70 List of the Zetland fox hounds 1937 Nov

155/71 Souvenir menu 1938 Feb 3

155/72-73 Official handbook of the Zetland hunt 1939 – 1940

156 Sporting records, 1891 - 1938


156/1-180 Correspondence regarding sale and purchase of horses and guns, correspondence, licences, catalogues re trout and salmon fisheries, pedigrees, shooting cards and various miscellaneous items. All arranged chronologically

1891 – 1938

156/181-207 Miscellanoues items no date

157 Miscellaneous domestic financial notes 157/1 Motor licences no date

157/2-3 Analysis and statement of expenditure 1894 – 1906

157/4-7 Details of trustees and trustee accounts 1894 - ?

157/8 Notes on improvements which need to be made to one of JAP’s houses

no date

157/9 Costs of improvements to Snow Hall no date

157/10-16 Documents relating to Nunthorpe Hall Estate, including valuation and mortgages

1902 – 1904

157/17-19 Expenditure on and alterations to Headlam Hall 1903

157/20-27 Various notes and figures relating to estates 1903

157/28 Figures for new issue of P&P shares 1910

157/29-30 Notes on EP’s bills 1892 & 1903

158 Share certificates and correspondence, A – L 158/1-2 Share schedules 1886 – 1925

158/3-41 Share certificates and correspondence 1888 – 1929

159 Share certificates and correspondence, M – Z 159/1-46 Share certificates and correspondence 1858 – 1940

160 Valuations and Friends’ Provident policies 160/1-3 List of plate in office safe belonging to JAP, and letters re

insurance 1880s? & 1941

160/4-7 Inventory of contents of Headlam Hall and letters from valuers

1915

160/8-9 Inventory and valuation of pictures at 18, Mansfield House 1940

160/10-72 Friends’ Provident insurance documents and correspondence 1871 – 1939

161 Fire, accident, jewellery and car insurance policies 161/1-24 Fire insurance policies 1894 – 1940

161/25-29 Accident and domestic servant insurance policies 1883 – 1907

161/30-39 Jewellery and burglary insurance policies 1889 – 1941

161/40-53 Motor car insurance policies 1909 – 1939

162 Mortgage and various miscellaneous papers, 1887 – 1905

162/1-57 Mortgate and letting documents, including for Headlam Hall and 18, Mansfield Street

1887 – 1939


162/58-59 Note from William Taylor to JAP to Taylor from Friends Provident

1884 Aug 1

162/60 Bill of sale for St Mungo 1884 Nov 5

162/61 Probate of the will of JWP 1903

162/62-66 Sir Alfred E. Pease’s post-nuptial settlement 1904/5

162/67-68 Rough notes no date

162/69-87 Empty envelopes Various dates

163 Miscellaneous printed political pamphlets, 1895 – 1918

163/1 Black & white parliamentary album 1895

163/2-3 ‘Our fiscal policy and the trade of the Empire’, Brassey and press article on the ‘colonial offer’

1903 & 1904 Sept 21

163/4 ‘The curse of protection; or political economy in a short lesson’

1903

163/5 ‘Sixty years of progress and fiscal policy’, Brassey 1911

163/6 ‘A rectorial address delivered to the students in the University of Aberdeen’, Carnegie, A.

1912

163/7 ‘The Liberal Government and the condition of the people’, Burns, J.

1912

163/8 ‘War conscription armaments and sanity’, Hayward, C.W. 1913

163/9-10 British-American Peace Centenary reports 1913 May

163/11 ‘Sir John French’s despatches. Offical story of Mons, The Marne & The Aisne’

1914

163/12 ‘The League of Nations’, Grey 1918

163/13 War maps of N.E. France, the Netherlands, Russia, Germany, Austria and the Baltic area

no date

163/14 ‘The Federation of British Industries: what it is and what it does’

no date

164 Miscellaneous printed political pamphlets, 1894 - 1915

164/1-9 Pamphlets by JAP 1894 & no date

164/10 ‘The new House of Commons’ 1892

164/11 ‘The common sense of free trade’, a man in the street 1903

164/12 ‘The mother of parliaments’, Liberal Publication Department 1908

164/13-14 ‘Story of the budget’. Leo C in the Manchester Evening News 1910?

164/15-35 ‘General election , 1910, set of leaflets’, Liberal Publication Department and various press cuttings on the budget

1910

164/36 ‘Foreign policy: a series of extracts from ministerial speeches..’

1912

164/37 ‘100 points in liberal policy and of the liberal record’ 1912

164/38 ‘Glory, goodwill and peace’, Mactaggart, J. 1912

164/39-41 World Peace Foundation pamphlets, vol. III, no. 11 part I & II and 12

1913

164/42 ‘A simple plan for the House of Lords’, Methuen, A.M.S. 1914


164/43 ‘Liberal Party and a second chamber’ 1914

164/44 ‘Is England apathetic: a reply’, Parker, G. 1915

164/45 ‘Ireland and the war’, Redmond, J.E. 1915

164/46 ‘Outline of lessons on war and peace’, Mead L.A. no date

164/47 ‘You must put a tax on food: Mr Chamberlain’s proposals’ and some objections

no date

164/48 ‘The Prime Minister on the government and the administration of the law’

no date

165 Royal occasions, 1897 – 1911 165/1-2 List of ships and officers of the Spithead Review, including

map 1897 June

165/3 Special service for MPs during funeral of Queen Victoria 1901 Feb 2

165/4-16 Memorabilia and arrangements for the coronation of Edward VII

1902 Jun

165/17-18 Tickets for S.S. Derbyshire 1902 June 28

165/19-20 Order of service and ceremonial for funeral of Edward VII 1910 May 20

165/21-28 Orders of and souvenirs for the coronation of George V and Mary, including review of the fleet and Royal Opera banner

1911 June 20 – 26

166 Royal occasions, 1936 – 1937 166/1 Special form of service in commemoration of George V 1936 Jan 28

166/2-10 Programmes and orders of coronation for George VI and Elizabeth

1937 May 12

167 & 168 Photographs, pre & post 1900 167/1-78 Family photographs, some identified by JAP Pre-1900

168/1-158 Family photographs, some identified by JAP Pre and post 1900

169 Large photographs, 1884 – 1937 169/1-13 Various photographs and x-rays of JAP’s head and feet 1884 – 1937

170 Passports and visas, 1897 - 1938 170/1-7 Passports for JAP and one for EP 1897 – 1938

170/8 Visa for JAP for Italy 1928

171 Miscellaneous items 171/1 Collection of seals and signatures no date

171/2-8 Plans of new Darlington and Durham municipal building 1894 & 1895

171/9-10 Autographs no date

171/11 Ministry of State Control file on Jonas Rowbottom – joke 1918

171/12-15 Cartoons and a sketch, and watercolours by ‘Maud’ no date

171/16-22 Various trade leaflets and advertisements 1921 & no date

171/23-24 Souvenirs from wedding of Richard Pease to Jeannette Kissel 1917 Jan 17


171/25-33 Travel documents and souvenirs Various dates

171/34-37 Grove House School/Tottenham Polytechnic documentation 1928 – 1929

171/38-40 JAP’s hymn book, ‘Rex v. Malcolm: speech of Sir John Simon for the Defence’ & ‘Antiquities of UR’ by Woolley

1866, 1917 & 1930

171/41 Coloured plate of ‘Mass of St. Giles’ no date

171/42-55 Business cards, rough notes and envelopes no date

171/56 Lock of hair – Fam’s? no date

171/57-66 Collection of notes of amusing stories no date

171/67-68 Dried flowers and heather no date

171/69 Collection of keys, some identified no date

171/70 Disconnected lock no date

171/71-76 Stamps Various dates

171/77-80 Barber’s ticket, land tables, gardening notes and notebook no date

171/81 Piece of wood taken from the tree over General Havelock’s grave, presented to JAP

1902 Dec

171/82-83 Red Cross badge and piece of material no date

171/84-98 Miscellaneous collection of notes and blank headed paper 1882 -

172 Large miscellaneous items 172/1 Notice of the York 4 days stage coach 1706 Apr 12

172/2-3 2 large pieces of cardboard, patterns for embroidery/tapestry? no date

173 Notes for talks and material for a history of Middlesborough

173/1-46 Notes for talks to Rotarian Club, Cleveland Philosophical Society and at the Radio Exhibition in Bishop Auckland

1930s – 1942

173/47-51 JAP to manager of Northern Echo on his grandfather, Joseph Pease

1933 Feb 3

173/52-63 Edward Pease to JAP, his uncle, about Middlesborough history and some supporting documentation, including official handbook

1941 Oct 29 – Dec 29

173/64 Postcard of Middlesborough in 1836 no date

173/65 Rough note no date

174 Miscellaneous correspondence and material 174/1-4 Extracts of letters from JAP no date

174/5-48 EP to JAP 1894 – 1923?

174/49 AEP to JAP Apr 29

174/50-58 Ethel to JAP, some regarding Gerald standing for parliament 1900 – 1912

174/59 Gerald Buxton to W.B. Peat re Pease family financial problems

1902 Sept 17

174/60-63 JP to JAP?, including some photographs. 1917 Nov 11

174/64-87 Correspondence A – Z to JAP 1880 – 1915?

174/88-89 Letters to JAP, signatures illegible no date


174/90-91 Selby Bigge to Fass and JAP to Walter no date

174/92-197 Notes for JAP’s speeches 1910 – 1931?

174/198 JAP’s aunts, uncles and cousins no date

174/199-221 Documents relating to the coal industry, including Broomhill Collieries

1914 – 1933?

174/222 List of those on the board of the Federation of British Industries

no date

174/223-224 Science Museum Advisory Council members and report 1937

174/225 ‘Labour, capital, brains’, Tyler, M.L.. no date

174/226-238 Collection of news cuttings, sent by AEP to JAP? no date

174/239-240 Friends’ Ambulance Unit list of members and addresses 1914 – 1919

174/241-244 Invitations, menu and concert programme for nautical events 1903

174/245 Souvenir menu from the Railway Centenary celebrations 1925

174/246-249 Press cuttings and conversation with Mr Frater Taylor of Pease and Partners re coal selling scheme

1936 May

174/250-251 Telegrams from JAP no date

174/252-253 Couple of poems no date

174/253-254 Addresses for W.N. Shansfield and C.H. Wilson no date

174/255-256 Rough notes and extract from typewritten document no date

175 Lady Alice Havelock-Allan 175/1 Marriage settlement of Lord and Lady H-A 1865

175/2-7 Lord H-A to Lady H-A 1894 May 28 – 1897 Dec 27

175/8-35 Letters to and from Lady H-A, mainly regarding her son’s and grandson’s debts, includes a couple to her sons

1886 Nov 26 – 1923 Jan

175/36-47 Letters of condolence on the death of Lord H-A 1898 Jan 1 – 15

175/48-58 Allan H-A to his mother 1892 Sept 12 – 1912 Oct 24

175/59-60 Henry H-A to his mother 1913 Oct 23 & 26

175/61-102 Ralph H-A to his grandmother 1918 – 1922 Nov 23?

175/103-107 Correspondence regarding Lady H-A’s will 1921 Aug 10 – 27

175/108-109 Letters from Headlam Hall (same) from ? to ? 1922 Oct 5

175/110 Mess bill, Ralph’s? 1921 Sept – Oct

175/111-116 Henry H-A’s bills 1922 Apr 1 – 27

176 Alfred Edward Pease: correspondence 1896 – 1933 176/1-7 AEP’s arrangements to go to ‘Somaliland’ 1896 Sept 6

176/8-10 Notes on rifles by AEP and Cleveland election flier for AEP no date & 1900

176/11-55 JAP to AEP 1901 Feb 24 – 1933 Jun 12

176/56-68 Correspondence to AEP regarding financial difficulties 1902 Sept 1 – Oct 1

176/69-71 Correspondence regarding article on JWP 1933 Jan 12 - 20


177 Alfred Edward Pease: publications 177/1-3 ‘Elections and recollections’, book jacket only and a drawing 1932?

177/4-5 ‘Irish land system..’ and ‘Glensharrold’ 1888

177/6-29 Articles on hunting, including ‘A reply to critics of foxhunting’ & ‘Hunting: the best I ever saw’

1896 – 1929

177/30-53 AEP’s funeral service, obituaries and condolences to JAP 1939 Apr 29 – May 2

177/54-57 Future incomes of AEP’s 2nd family 1939?

177/58-60 Electric lighting scheme for Pinchthorpe 1912 Oct


D

Joseph Pease, 2nd Baron Gainford’s papers

178-180 Correspondence and papers, 1911 – 1971 78 181-182 Press cuttings, 1904 – 1984 79 183 Material on Darlington history and the Peases 79 184 Drawings by AEP, genealogical material and

coronation correspondence 79


178 Miscellaneous correspondence & papers, 1911 - 1915

178/1-76 JAP to JP, many during his first years at the front 1911 Oct 25 – 1915 Aug 25

178/77-84 AEP to JP, including handwritten receipt 1912 Jul 18 – 1914 Dec 24

178/85-108 EP to JP 1914 Oct 1 – 1915 Aug 7

178/109-128 Military correspondence, including template letters for soldiers to send home from the front

1914 Oct 22 – 1915 Jan 22

178/129-147 Letters to JAP 1914 Sept 20 – 1915 Jan 24

178/148-150 Wallace Douglas to JAP and his reply, see also 178/34-36 1914 Nov 21 – Dec 2

178/151 ? to Duncan 1914 Dec 9

178/152 Archibald Stirling to EP regarding JP’s health 1915 Jan 11

178/153-154 Postcard and fragment of music no date

179 Miscellaneous correspondence & papers, 1916 – 1918 179/1-19 EP to JP 1915 May 29 –

1918 Nov 13

179/20-131 JAP to JP. Letters are numbered, some are missing 1916 Oct 14 – 1918 Dec 3

179/132-134 Becky to JP 1916 Nov 19

179/135-146 FMP to JP 1917 Jan – 1918 Jan 3

179/147 Letter to JP re his desire to transfer to Royal Engineers 1917 Mar 30

179/148 Blanche to JP 1917 Apr 4

179/149-156 AEP to JP 1917 – 1918 Jan 13

179/157 Edward Pease to JP 1917 May 29

180 Miscellaneous correspondence & papers, 1919 – 1971 180/1-12 JAP to JP 1919 Jul 16 – 1941

Jan 24

180/13-39 AEP to JP 1920 Sept 26 – 1937 Nov 23

180/40 AEP to John, JP’s son 1938 Oct 30

180/41-42 Congratulations to JP on his engagement 1920 Dec 22 & 1921 Jan 6

180/43 JAP to Veronica 1925 Jun 30

180/44-45 Letters regarding Robert and George Stephenson 1943 Dec 31 & 1953 Feb 11


180/46 Joyce Pease to JP 1944 Jan 10

180/47-49 Correspondence from Lloyds Bank regarding cheques and Mrs Owen Pease

1952 Mar 26 – Apr 18

180/50-108 Letters regarding JP’s research into the Pease family tree for memoirs

1952 Apr 30 – 1971 Apr 16

180/109 M. Steel to JP re Darlington Co-operative meeting? 1953 Jun 17?

180/110-113 Edward Pease to JP 1954 Nov 22 – 1956 Feb 29

180/114-123 Collection of miscellaneous items, including press cutting of JP’s new business, business card & tickets to railway centenary

Various dates

181 Miscellaneous press cuttings, 1903 – 1954 181/1-48 Miscellaneous press cuttings, mostly regarding the Pease and

Havelock-Allan families 1903 – 1954

182 Miscellaneous press cuttings, 1955 – 1964

182/1-22 Collection of press cuttings 1955 – 1964

183 Material on the history of Darlington and the Peases

183/1-43 Photographs of plans, Pease properties and family members, Darlington street map and typed referece to copies of the photos

1937 & 1952

183/44-58 Extracts from Joseph Pease’ address to farmers, Eward Pease’ and Joseph Pease’ diaries and JWP’s letter to AEP regarding the mills

1832, 1841, 1851 & 1880

183/59-81 Notes on Darlington houses 1851 – 1953

183/82 Record of the centenary meeting of the Darlington Friends’ Essay Society

1930 Nov 28

183/83 ‘Henry Pease and Company Limited’ bi-centenary pamphlet 1952

183/84 National Trust leaflet on the Battle of Culloden no date

183/85 Bibliographic references on works on the Pease family (by AEP)

no date

183/86 Rough note 1951 Dec 10

184 Drawings by AEP, genealogical material and coronation correspondence

184/1-20 Drawings and an ‘invention’ by AEP/JP no date

184/21-49 Family trees, information and ‘pedigrees’, including titles 1952 – 1953

184/50-79 Coronation correspondence and souvenirs 1953


E

Elsie Pease’ papers

185-194 Correspondence, 1882-1941 81 195 Social events 82 196 Genealogical information 82


185 Correspondence and engagement book, 1882 – 1896

185/1-95 Lord and Lady H-A, JAP, MBP, JP and others to EP (nee Havelock-Allan), arranged chronologically

1882 Jan 6 – Dec 1896

185/96 EP’s engagement book 1886

186 Correspondence, 1897 – 1901 186/1-101 JAP, MBP & JP to EP, and correspondence and information

regarding Château de Dieudonne school 1897 Apr 11 – 1901 Nov 5

187 Correspondence, 1902 187/1-83 JAP, MBP, JP and various friends and family to EP. Some on

the birth of Faith and others commiserating on the Pease family financial misfortunes

1902 Feb 3 – Dec 13


188/1-119 JP, MBP and, mostly, JAP to EP, with various other friends and family

1903 Jan 9 – 1911 Nov 29


189/1-70 JAP to EP, including a telegram from JP and a news cutting about JAP’s speech on the war

1914 Jan 23 – Dec 8

189/71-72 E.R. Douglas to EP 1914 Nov 30


190/1-105 JAP to EP, mostly when he was on the Claims Commission 1915 Jan 1 – Dec 11

190/106-113 Letters to EP on JAP’s leaving the Board of Education and subsequent positions

1915 May 4 – Aug 12

190/114 Margot Asquith to EP in thanks for anniversary roses 1915 May 15

190/115-116 Queen Mary to EP in thanks for her present of a screen? 1915 May 30

190/117 AEP to EP 1915 Sept 9

190/118 H H-A to EP 1915 Nov 9


191/1-101 JAP to EP 1916 Jan 4 – 1917 Dec 4

191/102-105 Various friends to EP 1916 Jan 26 – 1917 Jan 2

191/106 JP to EP 1916 Oct 28

191/107-110 MBP to EP 1917 Dec 8



192/1-103 JAP to EP 1918 Jan 28 – Dec 13

192/104-106 H.W. Forster, Cissy and FMP to EP 1918 Jan 3 – Sept 18


193/1-56 JAP to EP 1919 Jan 5 – 1921 Dec 11

193/57-77 Various family and friends to EP, including on the occasion of JAP’s accident and the birth of JP’s son

1919 Aug – 1923 Feb 15

193/78 FMP to EP 1921 Aug 12

193/79-80 JP to EP on the birth of his son 1921 Dec 31


194/1-11 Letters to EP, some of them about her purchase of a new mare 1924 Feb 20 – 1941 Jan 7

194/12-22 JAP to EP, including some on her will 1924 Oct 24 – 1934 Mar 26

194/23 AEP to EP 1926 Jan 18

194/24 Veronica to EP 1926 Apr 22

194/25-28 Insurance documentation 1927 – 1936

194/29-40 Letters of congratulations on EP’s golden wedding anniversary 1936 Oct 17 – 20

194/41-43 Correspondence and sale catalogue for Pinchthorpe 1940

195 Social events and address book

195/1-7 Dinner invitations, lists of dinner guests and address book no date

196 Genealogical information

196/1-3 Memorials of the families Allan, Hylton and Clervaux given to EP by H H-A, his entry in ‘Debrett’ and photograph of Lady H-A

1919


F

Miriam Pease’ papers

197 Correspondence and diaries, 1916-1949 84 198 JAP to MBP, 1900 – 1943 84 199 Correspondence, including letters of

condolence on the death of JAP and the publication of a memorial, 1906 – 1958

84


84


85

202 Supplementary box 1 85


197 Correspondence and diaries, 1916 – 1949

197/1-79 EP to MBP 1916 May 9 – 1918 Dec 15

197/80-85 Diaries and some photographs 1914, 1941 & 1949

198 JAP to MBP, 1900 – 1918 & 1932 – 1943

198/1-70 JAP to MBP 1900 Aug 17 – 1943 Feb 3

199 Correspondence, including letters of condolence on the death of JAP and the publication of a memorial, 1906 – 1958

199/1-11 JP to MBP 1906 – 1958 Apr 5

199/12-20 Miscellaneous letters to MBP 1915 – 1953 Aug 25

199/21-24 FMP to MBP 1918 Nov – 1930 Nov 7

199/25-36 Copies of FMP’s letters to Jeanette Cadbury, nee ? 1920 Aug 12 – Nov 28

199/37-40 H H-A to MBP 1942 Mar 21

199/41 Buchanan to JAP 1943 Feb 8

199/42-199 Condolence letters to MBP on the death of JAP, press cuttings and his death certificate

1943 Feb 12 - 27

199/200-211 Letters written by MBP for JP in reponse to some of above 1943 Feb 25 – 26

199/212-234a Correspondence between George Newman and MBP re article on JAP for the ‘Friends quarterly examiner’ and article

1943 Feb – May 25

199/235-286 Miscellaneous correspondence dealing with JAP’s estate and gifts to various people

1943 Feb 27 -1944 Jan 27

199/287-295 Joseph Pease (JP’s son) to his aunt MBP 1943 Jun 19 – 1946 Apr 2

199/296-302 Acknowledgements from Queen Mary for MBP’s birthday wishes and flowers

1944 May 27 – 1950 May 26

199/303-306 MBP to Barclays Bank announcing her retirement, and a reply 1946 Nov 4 – 19

199/307-312 Box? To MBP 1948 Mar 5 – 1960 Jul 10

199/313-320 Correspondence between MBP and her cousin Edward Pease about some deed boxes

1952 Feb 5 – May 9

199/321-342 Correspondence between MBP and the BBC regarding the Minute Books and photograph of JAP

1958 Apr 1 – 1961 Mar 2 8

199/343-347 Notes on Joseph Pease of Southend’s will & JWP and extracts from the latter’s diary

1872 – 1886

199/348 Envelope addressed to MBP 1904?



200/1 Photographs taken to illustrate the Home Office memorandum on protective clothing for women

1917 Jul 30

200/2-22 Notes and material collected by MBP for her work at Barclays Bank, mainly regarding the female staff’s welfare

1942 – 1946

200/23-32 JAP’s wishes for the disposal of his personal possessions 1937 Jan 31 – 1942 Oct 10

200/33-84 Correspondence relating to MBP’s purchase of ‘Tusculum’ and sale of 37 Chester Row

1950 Jan 1 – 1952 Aug 19

200/85-96 MBP’s family tree through EP’s side, shawl pattern, photographs, JAP’s book plates, seal and notes on watch chain and other miscellaneous items

no date


201/1-4 Cuttings on JAP’s activities in Northern Echo 1934 Oct 12 – 1941 Sept 5

201/5-26 Obituaries and press cuttings for Peases and Havelock-Allans, including FMP and H-HA. Also notice of engagement.

1935 Jan 14 – 1953 Nov 3

201/27-41 Press cuttings, obituaries and publications on JAP 1943

201/42-63 Press cuttings on MBP, photographs, list of things to do and postal certificates

1916 – 1943

201/64-67 Press cuttings on fire at Taynish House, Lord H-A and George Pease’ engagement

1955 Dec 1 – 1957 Dec 19

201/68-69 Articles by AEP and Edward Pease no date & 1960 Nov 23

201/70-71 Photograph negative and extract from Alfred’s journals no date

202 Supplementary box 1

202/1 ‘Victorian share-pricing – a problem in thin trading’; Pitts, M.V. An article about Pease and Partners and the Portsmouth case presented to the Library by the author

1998 Oct 20

202/2 ‘Statement of facts relating to the case of Portsmouth v Pease’ 1901

202/3-6 ‘Some reminiscences by Lord Gainford’ no date

202/7 Article on JWP in ‘The Friends Quarterly Examiner’ c.1904

202/8 ‘A barrage of poisonous water – inter-war research on the river Tees’; Sheail, J., Water Policy, 2, 2000, 299-312. Presented by the author.

2000