G-VVM4M3Z5F5
Image Number:
|
HAM14111.pdf
|
Reference Number:
|
HAM/1/4/1/11
|
Link to Catalogue:
|
|
Series Title:
|
Correspondence from the Hamilton Family
|
Parent Work Title:
|
Letter from Frederick Hamilton to Mary Hamilton
|
Creator:
|
Hamilton, Frederick, 1728-1811
|
Creator Role:
|
Author
|
Date Created:
|
1779-10-06
|
Description:
|
The letter relates to financial matters, particularly the collection of rents which is proving at times difficult because of the economic distress in Ireland. Frederick Hamilton writes of the necessity of ejecting a number of his tenants because they are so behind in their rents. The letter is also concerned with Hamilton's disappointment over his failed expectations of promotion within the church which were 'rested on Royal promises frequently repeated'. It also discusses his views on the types of people who do gain promotion in Ireland, writing that it is the 'policy of ministers to fill almost every department in this country with very low men' adding that if he were a school master or a tutor in the house of a prominent family, he may probably be a bishop by this date.
|
Language Code:
|
eng-IE
|
Subject:
|
Letters
|
Subject:
|
Church history
|
Subject:
|
Ireland--History
|
Category of Material:
|
Archives
|
Sub-Category:
|
Correspondence
|
Technique Used:
|
Handwriting
|
Medium:
|
Ink
|
Support:
|
Paper
|
Time Period Covered:
|
18th Century CE
|
Places Covered:
|
Ireland
|
Places Covered:
|
England: Greater London: London
|
People Covered:
|
Hamilton, Mary, 1756-1816
|
Current Repository:
|
The University of Manchester Library, U.K.
|
Rights Holder - Image:
|
The University of Manchester Library
|
Rights Holder - Work:
|
Copyright restrictions may apply
|
Date Captured (yyyy-mm-dd):
|
2011-03-23
|
Image Creation Technique:
|
Digital capture by The University of Manchester Library
|
Access Rights:
|
|
Date Image Added (yyyy-mm):
|
2011-08
|
Metadata Language:
|
eng-GB
|
Collection Code:
|
Mary Hamilton Papers
|