Box 1
Contains 16 Results:
Newman to H. Buxton Forman and "Sir", 1879 January 25 - March 7
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.
Newman to James Knowles, John McCarthy, and "Sire", 1882 April 4 - June 5
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.
Newman to James Knowles, 1883 December 8 - 1884 March 28
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.
Newman to James Knowles, 1884 April 2 - April 23
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.
Newman to James Knowles, "Sir", and Edward Lucas, 1884 April 30 - 1885 November 5
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.
Receipt for 66 pounds from Messrs. Rivington, 1886 October 16
The Cardinal John Henry Newman collection, 1860-1886, contains letters sent by Cardinal Newman to personal acquaintances, his banker, and Catholic worshippers during his time at The Oratory in England. A receipt for sixty-six pounds owed to Cardinal Newman from Messrs. Rivington is included.