| Collection | Victorian Papers, Main Series |
| Description | Lord Palmerston on a proposal to grant Lady Hill a pension of £1000 p.a. General opinion, in view of her age and infirmity, in favour of a Parliamentary grant of £20,000 for the benefit of Sir Rowland Hill's family. Queen Victoria's approval requested. Colonel North on Captain Grant's invention of the military kitchen. Hartington said the advantage had been greatly exaggerated. Reverend Charles William Hodson submitted for the Peel district of the Living of St James's, Hampstead. Reverend George Stokes submitted for the Living of Manchester (St Paul's, Paddington). |