Hobhouse, John Cam, Baron Broughton (politician) (1786-1869)
Dates
- Existence: 1786 - 1869
Found in 90 Collections and/or Records:
Assorted letters of and to John Cam Hobhouse., 1816-1854, undated.
Copies of 1808-1817 letters of Lord Byron to John Cam Hobhouse., Undated.
Copies of correspondence dated 1808-1824 between Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse; with a letter and copies of letters dated 1824-1829 of other correspondents with John Cam Hobhouse regarding letters of Lord Byron., 1829, undated.
Copies of letters between Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse, with some copies of letters of Hobhouse to other correspondents., Undated.
These handwritten copies of letters between Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse, with some of Hobhouse to other correspondents, reproduce letters that were originally written between 1808 and 1829. Many of the original letters can be located earlier in this series.
Copies of letters of Lord Byron mostly to Douglas Kinnaird dated 1816-1824., Undated.
Copies of letters of Lord Byron to Douglas Kinnaird dated 1816-1821., Undated.
Copies of letters of Lord Byron to Douglas Kinnaird dated 1822., Undated.
Correspondence between John Cam Hobhouse and John Galt., 1830.
Correspondence between John Cam Hobhouse and Thomas Moore; with related material., 1815-1828, undated.
Correspondence between John Cam Hobhouse and various correspondents., 1809-1862, undated.
Correspondence between Lady Caroline Lamb and Lord Byron, with letters of Lady Caroline Lamb to John Cam Hobhouse., 1812-1824, undated.
Correspondence between Lord Byron and Charles F Barry; and letters of Charles Barry to John Cam Hobhouse and Thomas Moore., 1823-1828, undated.
Letters of Lord Byron to Charles F Barry, including a note of Pietro Gamba, 1823-1824: folios 1-24;
Letters of Charles F Barry to Lord Byron, 1823-1824 and undated: folios 25-100;
Letters of Charles F Barry to John Cam Hobhouse, including a list of Byron manuscripts in the possession of Charles F Barry, 1826-1827: folios 101-120;
Charles F Barry to Thomas Moore, 1828: folio 121.
Correspondence between Lord Byron and correspondents with surnames from Ussieres-Watson., 1808-1819, undated.
Correspondence between Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse., 1808-1824.
John Cam Hobhouse was the closest friend of Lord Byron. Having met at Cambridge, they remained in close contact until the poet died in 1824. The letters of Byron to Hobhouse provide important insights into their friendship, lives and works, as well as information relating to the wider Byron circle.
Correspondence between Lord Byron and Thomas Moore., 1811-1822, undated.
Correspondence concerning the separation of Lord and Lady Byron., 1816-1870.
Correspondence of Elizabeth Lamb with Lord Byron and John Cam Hobhouse., 1812-1816, undated.
Forged letters and manuscripts of Lord Byron; with correspondence and notes relating to the forgeries and to George Gordon Du Luna Byron., 1841-2004, undated.
Galley proofs of translations from Latin of the diary of John Cam Hobhouse during his travels with Byron in Portugal, Spain and Italy., 1815.
There are some minor annotations on folios 1, 7 and 9.
Incomplete manuscript copy of 'Essay on the origin and intention of sacrifices', by John Cam Hobhouse., Early 19th century.
Incomplete, marked proofs, 'A contemporary narrative of events connected with [=Contemporary account of] the separation of Lord and Lady Byron; also an account of the destruction of Lord Byron`s memoirs', by John Cam Hobhouse., 1870.
Letter of Lady Caroline Lamb to John Cam Hobhouse.
Lamb refers to performance of 'the Tragedy' [Byron's Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice]. Lamb also asks Hobhouse to send her one of Byron's poems ‘pray send me the lines Ld Byron wrote to Mr. Moore upon his going away in the Boat' and refers to a 'commission' she had undertaken on Hobhouse's behalf.
Letters and copies of letters of and to John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton., 1808-1829, undated.
Letters and related material concerning works by Robert Charles Dallas about Lord Byron, and the associated injunction., 1824-1951, undated.
Letters, assignments and receipts concerning the sale of papers and copyrights relating to Lord Byron., Undated.
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- Switzerland. Europe. Nation. Longitude: 8.0000. Latitude: 47.0000. 1
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