Strathmore Estate – Correspondence and personal papers: Family (part 5) John and Josephine Bowes

Records relating to John Bowes (1811-1885), son of John Lyon-Bowes, 10th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne and his common-law wife Mary Millner. John Bowes was an art collector and racehorse owner. He founded the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle. In 1852 he married Joséphine Benoîte Coffin-Chevallier, Countess of Montalbo (1825-1874) For John Bowes’ correspondence, see Appendix 1. For records in this catalogue check the section below.

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Strathmore Estate – Correspondence and personal papers: Family (part 5) John and Josephine Bowes records

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D/StStrathmore Estate
D/St/CCorrespondence and Personal Papers
D/St/C1Family
D/St/C1/16John and Josephine Bowes
D/St/C1/16/1-7School books and related papers, 1820
D/St/C1/16/11 volume, vellum boundMathematical exercise books of Arthur Pearson, East Hill Academy, Wandsworth, Surrey, containing definitions, rules, exercises, etc. [given to John Bowes], n.d. [1820]
D/St/C1/16/21 volume, vellum boundMathematical exercise books of Arthur Pearson, East Hill Academy, Wandsworth, Surrey, containing definitions, rules, exercises, etc. [given to John Bowes], n.d. [1820]
D/St/C1/16/31 volume, vellum boundMathematical exercise books of Arthur Pearson, East Hill Academy, Wandsworth, Surrey, containing definitions, rules, exercises, etc., [given to John Bowes], n.d. [1820]
D/St/C1/16/41 volume, vellum boundMathematical exercise books of Arthur Pearson, East Hill Academy, Wandsworth, Surrey, containing definitions, rules, exercises, etc., [given to John Bowes], n.d. [1820]
D/St/C1/16/51 volume, vellum boundMathematical exercise books of Arthur Pearson, East Hill Academy, Wandsworth, Surrey, containing definitions, rules, exercises, etc., [given to John Bowes], February 1820
D/St/C1/16/61 volume, leather boundGreek and Latin Word lists of [Arthur] Pearson, n.d. [c.1820]
D/St/C1/16/71 paperDirections for sending parcels to Master [John] Bpwes, c/o Revesby Abbey, Lincolnshire, n.d. [c.1820]
D/St/C1/16/8-34Diaries, almanacs, memorandum and address books, 1822-1853
D/St/C1/16/83 volumes, printed, leather boundR. Rowney’s Useful Memorandum Book and Daily Journal, given to John Bowes by Aunt Anna Maria Jessup, 1822 – 1823 (used), 1825 (unused)
D/St/C1/16/92 volumes, printed, leather boundPoole’s Lady’s and Gentleman’s Polite Assistant given to John Bowes by Mrs. Van Heythuysen, 1823 (used), 1823 (unused)
D/St/C1/16/101 volume, card boundAddress book of [John Bowes], n.d. (watermark 1825)
D/St/C1/16/111 volume, printed, leather boundThe Minor’s Pocket Book for the Youth of Both Sexes (unused), 1826
D/St/C1/16/121 volume, printed, leather boundThe Lady’s and Gentleman’s Annual Pocket Ledger … (unused), 1827
D/St/C1/16/131 volume, leather half boundDaily record of letters received and sent by John Bowes, with miscellaneous memoranda, 2 February – 1 September 1835
D/St/C1/16/141 volume, card boundJohn Bowes’ diary containing an account of his travels to France, etc., 1836
D/St/C1/16/151 volume, leather half boundDaily record of letters received and sent by John Bowes, with miscellaneous memoranda, 13 November 1837 – 27 October 1838
D/St/C1/16/161 volume, printed, cloth boundLett’s Printed Diary of John Bowes, 1840
D/St/C1/16/171 volume, printed, leather quarter-boundLett’s Printed Diary of John Bowes, 1841
D/St/C1/16/181 volume, printed, leather quarter-boundLett’s Printed Diary of John Bowes, 1842
D/St/C1/16/191 volume, printed, leather boundPawsey’s Pocket Diary of John Bowes, 1845
D/St/C1/16/201 volume, printed, cloth boundMansfield’s Commercial Diary of John Bowes, 1845
D/St/C1/16/211 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1847
D/St/C1/16/221 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1848
D/St/C1/16/231 volume, printed, leather boundGoldsmith’s Almanack of John Bowes, 1848
D/St/C1/16/241 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1849
D/St/C1/16/251 volume, printed, leather boundGoldsmith’s Almanack of [John Bowes], 1849
D/St/C1/16/261 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1850
D/St/C1/16/271 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1851
D/St/C1/16/281 volume, printed, leather boundGoldsmith’s Almanack of John Bowes, 1851
D/St/C1/16/291 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1852
D/St/C1/16/301 volume, printed, leather boundGoldsmith’s Almanack of John Bowes, 1852
D/St/C1/16/311 volume, printed, cloth boundPawsey’s London Diary of John Bowes, 1853
D/St/C1/16/321 volume, printed, leather boundGoldsmith’s Almanack of John Bowes, 1853
D/St/C1/16/331 volume, leather boundMemorandum book of [John Bowes], n.d. [mid 19th c.]
D/St/C1/16/341 volume, leather boundMemorandum book [of John Bowes], n.d. [mid 19th c.]
D/St/C1/16/35-43Financial papers, 1835-1890
D/St/C1/16/351 paper8 September 1835 (1) John Bowes of Streatlam Castle, esq., and Thomas Wheldon of Barnard Castle, gent., executors of the will of Dame Anna Maria Jessup of Bird Hill House, near Whickham, widow (2) Anne Steadman, widow, Robert Sayer of Sibton Park, Suffolk, esq., and Henry Farrer of Kirklinton Hall, Cumberland, esq., executors of the will of James Farrer Steadman Release by (2) to (1) following the payment by (1) to (2) of capital invested in consols, in accordance with the will of J.F. Steadman
D/St/C1/16/36papersBills to John Bowes for personal expenditure on books, subscriptions, wine, etc., 1841
D/St/C1/16/37French, 117 papers and 2 filesBills to John Bowes for household and personal expenditure at 7, Rue de Berlin, Paris, 1857 – 1861, 1881 – 1883
D/St/C1/16/38137 papersBills and receipts for John Bowes’ personal expenditure on hotel bills, clothing, travelling expenses, etc., 1858 – 1864
D/St/C1/16/397 papers, some printedAppeal, notice and estimates relating to the repair and restoration of Whickham Church, April 1859 – December 1860
D/St/C1/16/402 papers, printedAppeal for money for the restoration of the parish church of St. Hilda, Hartlepool, with list of subscribers, n.d. (watermark 1865)
D/St/C1/16/413 papersReceipts for John Bowes’ subscription to Barnard Castle Masonic Lodge and loan to the building fund, 6 – 28 July 1877
D/St/C1/16/421 paper, printedNotice from the chairman of the Winlaton Burial Board to [John Bowes] asking for a subscription for the Winlaton churchyard extension, 9 October 1878
D/St/C1/16/432 papersMemorandum concerning subscriptions paid by the late John Bowes, n.d. [c.1890]
D/St/C1/16/44-526John Bowes, M.P., 1832-1846
D/St/C1/16/44-2691832 South Durham election, 1832-1841
D/St/C1/16/44-62General Organisation, 1822-1876
D/St/C1/16/44-49Administrative Arrangements, 1832
D/St/C1/16/441 paper, printedResolution of a meeting of Barnard Castle electors appointing a committee for securing the election of two M.P.s, 26 June 1832
D/St/C1/16/457 papersDraft order assigning districts to polling places for the Southern Division, 15 October 1832
D/St/C1/16/461 fileOrder assigning districts to polling places for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, Michaelmas sessions 1832
D/St/C1/16/471 paperAgreement by the 3 candidates as to arrangements concerning expenses, refreshment tickets, etc., December 1832
D/St/C1/16/481 paperBreakdown of the number of voters allocated to each polling booth in each polling district, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/491 fileAlphabetical list of townships in the Southern Division, with number of voters in each, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/50-54Candidates’ Committees and Agents, 1832
D/St/C1/16/504 papersLists of district committees for the following districts in the [1832] election: Auckland, Barnard Castle, Middleton and Staindrop
D/St/C1/16/513 papersLists of agents for John Bowes in the [1832] election and their areas of responsibility: Barnard Castle, Darlington, Durham, Hartlepool, Stockton, Staindrop, Stanhope and Wolsingham; list of Bowes Committee members and their assistants in each township during the [1832] election
D/St/C1/16/5242, cards, printedCards for John Bowes’ messengers, numbers 1 – 46, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/534 papersMr. Pease’s list of polling districts and the agents in charge of each, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/541 paper, printedList of members of the Central Committee formed at Darlington, for conducting the election of Robert Duncombe Shafto, esq., for the Southern Division, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/55-62Addresses, poems and newspapers, 1832
D/St/C1/16/553 papersAddresses by John Bowes to the electors of County Durham announcing that he will stand as candidate at the next election, 17 April and 11 June 1832
D/St/C1/16/561 paper, printedElection poster issued by ‘An Elector of the Southern Division’ appealing for support for John Bowes, 5 July 1832
D/St/C1/16/571 paper, printedElection poster of John Bowes’ speeches at Barnard Castle and Darlington, 15 and 20 August 1832
D/St/C1/16/581 paperElection poem ‘Oh! Say Shall We Leave Him To Struggle Alone?’ in support of John Bowes, 21 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/592 papersDraft of an election speech by [John Bowes], n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/602 files, printedThe Electors’ Scrap Book: Being a Re-Publication of the Addresses and Speeches of the Several Candidates … for City, Northern and Southern Divisions, parts I and II, 1832
D/St/C1/16/611 newspaper, printedDurham Chronicle and Sunderland Times including letters and addresses canvassing support in the forthcoming election, 24 August 1832
D/St/C1/16/621 paper, printedNotice to the electors of the South Division of the County of Durham about their responsibilities following upon Parliamentary reform, issued by the ‘Central Committee for election of Members for the South Division of the County of Durham’, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/63-97Registration, 1832
D/St/C1/16/63-70Lists of voters, 1832
D/St/C1/16/6315 papersList of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Bishop Auckland (covering the following townships: Bishop Auckland, Brancepeth, Brandon, Cornsay, Evenwood and Barony, Great Chilton, Hamsterley, Stockley, West Auckland, Witton-le-Wear) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/642 papersList of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Stanhope (covering the parish of Wolsingham and the [parish of] Stanhope) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/651 file, 4 papersLists of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Sedgefield (covering the townships of Sedgefield and of Bishop Middleham) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/669 papersList of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Darlington (covering the following townships: Darlington borough, Piercebridge, Summerhouse) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/672 filesLists of voters/freeholders within the polling districts of Sedgefield, Darlington and Stockton (covering the following townships: Bishopton, Bradbury, Butterwick, Carleton, East and West Newbiggin, Elstob, Fishburn, Foxton and Shotton, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Morden, Redmarshall, Stillington, Thorpe and Grindon, Whitton) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/683 files and 5 papersLists of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Stockton (covering the following townships: Billingham, Claxton, Cowpen Bewley, Egglescliffe, Elwick Hall, Embleton, Greatham, Hartlepool, Newton Bewley, Norton, Stockton, Wolviston) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/694 files and 24 papersLists of voters/freeholders within the polling district of Barnard Castle (covering the following townships: Barnard Castle, Cleatlam, Headlam, Hilton, Langleydale and Shotton, Langton, Lynesack and Softley, Marwood, Morton Tinmouth, Raby and Keverston, Staindrop, Streatlam and Stainton, Woodland) eligible to vote in the South Durham election, July – September 1832
D/St/C1/16/705 papers and 1 fileMiscellaneous lists of voters/freeholders within various polling districts in County Durham, including an alphabetical register of voters (irrespective of area), eligible to vote in the South Durham election, 1832
D/St/C1/16/71-86Objected votes, 1832
D/St/C1/16/71-72Procedure for Objections, 1832
D/St/C1/16/712 papersDraft and fair copy of minutes concerning a meeting of agents of candidates to settle procedure for objections to voters, Darlington, 8 October 1832
D/St/C1/16/722 papersInstructions as to the mode of holding the courts concerning objections to voters, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/73-86List of Objections (with Lists of Objections and Votes Withdrawn as a Result), 1832
D/St/C1/16/7342 papers, printedNotices and printed objections supplied by individuals objecting to the qualification of specifically named voters to vote in the South Durham election, 1832, 24 – 25 September 1832
D/St/C1/16/7419 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Barnard Castle polling district, 1832
D/St/C1/16/754 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district, October – November 1832
D/St/C1/16/7614 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Stockton polling district, 1832
D/St/C1/16/773 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Sedgefield polling district, 1832
D/St/C1/16/784 papers and 3 filesNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Darlington polling district; gives name of supposed qualification, reason for objection, etc., 1832
D/St/C1/16/796 papers and 1 fileNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Bishop Auckland polling district; gives particulars of the objections lodged, 1832
D/St/C1/16/804 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the Stanhope polling district, September – October 1832
D/St/C1/16/814 papersNotes about potential voters and lists of objections to votes to be cast in the following polling districts: Bishop Auckland, Darlington, Sedgefield, Stanhope and Stockton, 1832
D/St/C1/16/821 paperNote concerning objection made to the vote of Mr. Williams, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/831 paperList of voters in Streatlam and Stainton objected to by Mr. Pease’s Committee, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/842 papersCalculations of the number of voters with objections marked, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/851 paper, printedList describing districts assigned to each polling place in the Southern Division, with numbers of voters and objections at each, Michaelmas sessions, 1832
D/St/C1/16/861 volume, leather boundList of polling places in order of the circuit of the revising barrister, with list of withdrawn objections to votes, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/87-88Double Registered Votes, 1832
D/St/C1/16/872 papersList of voters registered twice, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/881 paperAlphabetical list of double returned voters (i.e. those registered in two districts), n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/89-97Miscellaneous, 1831-1832
D/St/C1/16/891 paperCopy of names on the land tax assessment for Bondgate Division for 1831 and 1832 used in the Bowes election campaign
D/St/C1/16/901 paperNotes as to qualifications of county voters under the Reform Act, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/911 paperCircular letter to agents concerning the urgency of drawing up lists of voters, 27 July 1832
D/St/C1/16/921 paperLetter from [ ], Central Committee Room, Barnard Castle, to [the proprietors of] The Durham Chronicle objecting to an article in a recent edition of the newspaper wherein exception is taken to the objection of Mr. Shafto’s agents to the voters of Mr. Pease, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/931 paperList of collectors of land tax and assessed taxes, Stockton Ward, 1832
D/St/C1/16/941 paperNotes concerning 4 houses owned by Thompson, and the tenants in them, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/952 papersNotes concerning a statute about the position of landlord and tenant with regard to improvements to property etc., n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/961 paperList of overseers of the poor in Darlington District, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/971 paperList of freeholders, landlords and tenants residing in the area of Bowes, Cotherstone, Lartington and Startforth, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/98-155Canvassing, 1832
D/St/C1/16/98-107Canvass books, 1832
D/St/C1/16/981 volume, leather half bound‘List of Voters for the Southern Division of the County of Durham whose qualifications are registered: arranged alphabetically for the several Townships’ Used as a canvass book; gives names, residence, how voter intends to cast his vote and other observations; index to places; covers Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Darlington, Sedgefield and Stanhope; marked ‘A’ on cover; 1832
D/St/C1/16/991 volume, leather half bound‘List of Voters for the Southern Division of the County of Durham whose qualifications are registered: arranged alphabetically for the several townships’ Used as a canvass book; gives names, residence, how voter intends to cast his vote and other observations; index to places; covers Barnard Castle, Darlington, Evenwood, Hartlepool, Norton, Stockton, etc.; marked ‘B’ on cover; 1832
D/St/C1/16/1001 volume, leather half bound‘Durham County Election, Southern Division, Middleton-in-Teesdale Polling Place’ Lists voters in Egglestone, Newbiggin, Forest and Frith and Middleton-in-Teesdale [used as a canvass book]; reverse contains list of voters in the township of Barnard Castle and in all the other townships in the Barnard Castle division and indicates how each man intends casting his vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1011 volume, vellum bound1832 South Durham election canvass book, covering most townships in the voting divisions of Darlington, Sedgefield and Stockton; two related papers enclosed
D/St/C1/16/1021 volume, leather half bound1832 South Durham election canvass book covering [whole of county – Southern Division]. Arranged principally in alphabetical order by voter, irrespective of area; three related papers enclosed
D/St/C1/16/1031 volume, leather quarter bound1832 South Durham election canvass book, covering [whole of County – Southern Division]. Arranged alphabetically by voter, irrespective of area.
D/St/C1/16/1041 volume, calf half bound1832 South Durham election [canvass book]: columns containing name (arranged alphabetically), residence and nature of the qualification of the voter, township where registered; columns marked ‘agent’ and ‘observations’ left blank; covers [all voting districts in Southern division of County Durham]; enclosure of 2 related papers.
D/St/C1/16/1051 volume, calf half bound1832 South Durham election [canvass book]: columns containing name (arranged alphabetically), residence and nature of the qualification of the voter, township where registered; columns marked ‘agent’ and ‘observations’ generally left blank; covers [all voting districts in the Southern division of County Durham]
D/St/C1/16/1061 file‘A list of persons entitled to vote in the election of knights of the shire for the southern division of the County of Durham …’, covers the polling district of Darlington and a part of Bishop Auckland; table showing total number of voters in each township, and a list of voters’ names (arranged alphabetically) giving the number, name and abode of each voter, his voting qualification, situation of property and [promised] votes; [used as a canvass book]
D/St/C1/16/1071 volume, card boundCanvassing book used in the 1832 South Durham Election comprising of a ‘List of non-resident voters’ Arranged alphabetically by voter irrespective of township; gives name, residence, situation of property, votes [promised] and remarks made by agent
D/St/C1/16/108-120Registers of electors, 1832-1833, mostly used as canvass/polling books, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1081 volume, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 1833, Durham, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1091 volume, printed, leather quarter boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 1833. Arranged alphabetically by voter within each district; gives name, number and abode of each voter, his qualification and site of property; used as record of votes promised and votes polled in Darlington Ward only.
D/St/C1/16/1101 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Copy belonging to Ralph Dent; covers Darlington Ward and Stockton Ward (2 columns: indicating votes promised and votes polled)
D/St/C1/16/1111 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on cover ‘Darlington’ – only one column for use in the 1832 election covering the Darlington polling district only; uncertain if the marks indicate votes promised or votes polled
D/St/C1/16/1121 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on front cover ‘Barnard Castle Poll Book’;some names crossed out and some votes recorded; only covers electors in the Barnard Castle polling district.
D/St/C1/16/1131 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on front cover ‘Middleton in Teesdale Polling Book’: gives indication of votes promised and of votes cast in the Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district; one related paper enclosed.
D/St/C1/16/1141 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on front cover ‘Sedgefield Polling Book’, but covers some townships in Stockton polling district also; one column completed – list of votes promised only.
D/St/C1/16/1151 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. One column completed indicating votes [promised] in the Stanhope polling district only.
D/St/C1/16/1161 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on front cover ‘Stockton Polling Place’; one column completed indicating votes [promised] in Stockton Polling district only
D/St/C1/16/1171 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. Endorsed on front cover ‘Mr. Wheldon’s Private Book’; one column completed indicating votes [promised] in the entire South Durham division
D/St/C1/16/1181 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. One column completed indicating votes [promised] in Wolsingham Parish and in Stanhope Parish (both in Stanhope polling district) and in Cornsay township (Bishop Auckland polling district)
D/St/C1/16/1191 volume, printed, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1832 – 3. One column completed indicating [votes promised] in the following townships: Billingham, Carlton, Cowpen Bewley, Cornforth, Elton, Greatham, Hartburn, Hartlepool, Long Newton, Norton, Newsham, Stockton town and borough, Seaton Carew, Stranton and Wolviston (principally Stockton polling district); two columns completed indicating votes promised and polled for Stanhope parish only.
D/St/C1/16/1201 volume, printed, card boundList of voters registered in the township of Darlington, August 1832 Used as a canvass book with one column completed indicating [votes promised]
D/St/C1/16/121-134Canvassing Returns (Arranged, Where Possible, By Polling District), 1832
D/St/C1/16/12160 papers and 2 filesCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Barnard Castle covering the following townships: Barnard Castle, Cleatlam, Cockfield, Gainford, Hilton, Ingleton, Lynesack & Softley, Morton Tinmouth, Newsham, Raby & Keverston, Staindrop, Westwick, Whorlton, Winston and Woodland. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote and how each intends reaching the polling place; also gives name, address, nature of the qualification of each voter, situation of his property and general remarks, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1224 papers and 1 fileCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Middleton-in-Teesdale covering the following townships: Eggleston, Forest & Frith, Middleton-in-Teesdale and Newbiggin. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, nature of the qualification of each voter, situation of his property and general remarks, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1237 papersCanvassing returns for voters resident within the Stockton polling district covering the following townships: Bishopton, Cowpen, Bewley, Longnewton, Stockton and Wolviston. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address and other information about each voter, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1241 paper and 3 filesCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Stanhope covering the parishes of Stanhope and of Wolsingham. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, nature of his voting qualification and other relevant observations about each voter, 1832
D/St/C1/16/12521 papers and 1 fileCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Sedgefield covering the following townships: Bishop Middleham, Bradbury, Butterwick, Cornforth, Elstob, Fishburn, Foxton & Shotton, Garmondsway Moor, Great Stainton, Little Stainton, Mainsforth, Morden, East and West Newbiggin (Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district), Sedgefield, Stillington, Thorpe (Stockton polling district), Thrislington. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, nature of the qualification and general remarks, 1832
D/St/C1/16/12629 papers and 4 filesCanvassing returns covering most townships in the Darlington polling district and for the township of Heighington; gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives the name, address, nature of the qualification of each voter and general remarks; includes summary lists of canvassed numbers of votes, 1832
D/St/C1/16/12718 papers and 3 filesCanvassing returns covering most townships in the Bishop Auckland polling district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, nature of the qualification of each voter and other relevant observations, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1283 papers and 2 filesCanvassing returns covering the following townships within the polling districts of Sedgefield and of Stockton: Brearton, Claxton, Dalton Piercy, Elwick, Elwick Hall, Greatham, Hart, Hartlepool, Seaton Carew, Stranton and Throston. Gives name, abode and the nature of the voting qualification of each voter and indicates for whom each intends to vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1291 paper and 1 fileCanvassing returns covering townships in the polling districts of Darlington and of Barnard Castle. Gives names of each voter and where each is registered and indicates for whom each intends to vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1302 papersCanvassing returns covering townships in the polling districts of Barnard Castle and of Bishop Auckland, principally being for the townships of Cleatlam, Hamsterley, Lynesack & Softley and Woodland. Gives name and address of each voter and indicates for whom each intends to vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1315 papers and 1 fileCanvassing returns covering townships in the polling districts of Sedgefield and of Darlington, principally for most townships in the Darlington district. Gives name, address and voting qualification of each voter and indicates for whom each intends to vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/13216 papers and 2 filesCanvassing returns covering townships within each of the polling districts in the Southern division of County Durham. Gives name and address of each voter, nature of his voting qualification and indication as to how each man intends casting his vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1334 papers and 1 fileCanvassing returns for voters resident outwith the Southern Division of the County of Durham, but who are registered to vote within the division, covering residents in Durham City, Northern Division of County Durham and in Yorkshire. Gives name, address, place of registration of each voter and indication as to how each intends casting his vote, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1348 papersMiscellaneous canvassing returns and sundry notes relating to the South Durham election of 1832
D/St/C1/16/135-138Circulars From The Bowes Central Committee Seeking Support, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1351 paperModel copy of circular letter from Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee, Barnard Castle, seeking support at the forthcoming election, 28 August 1832
D/St/C1/16/1362 papersLetters from Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee, Barnard Castle, to Robert William Dixon, esq., Liverpool, and to Thomas Jackson, Coldstream, N.B., seeking the support of their votes in the forthcoming South Durham election, 1 and 10 September 1832; both are endorsed ‘returned letter’
D/St/C1/16/1371 paperCircular letter from Henry Witham, Chairman of Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee, Barnard Castle, seeking the support of the recipient at the forthcoming South Durham election, 13 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1381 paper, printedCircular letter from Mr. Bowes’ agents in Stockton to non-resident voters asking for their support, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/139-144Papers Relating To Accusations Of Coalitions Between The Various Candidates, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1394 papersCorrespondence between Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, and W. Temple Bourne, Walker Hall, concerning accusations of a coalition between Mr. Bowes and Mr. Shafto against Mr. Pease, 12 November 1832
D/St/C1/16/1408 papersCorrespondence between Charles Parker, Chairman of Mr. Pease’s Central Committee, Darlington, and John Lamb, Secretary of Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee, Barnard Castle, concerning accusations of Mr. Bowes forming an alliance with Mr. Shafto against Mr. Pease, 14 – 20 November 1832
D/St/C1/16/1411 paperStatement issued by Mr. Pease’s Committee concerning accusations of coalition between Mr. Bowes and Mr. Shafto, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1421 paperLetter from J. Burrell to Mr. Bowes’ Committee, Darlington, concerning the necessity of John Bowes denying the coalition since he has lost votes, n.d. [December 1832]
D/St/C1/16/1431 paper, printedElection poster issued by Mr. Shafto’s Committee accusing the friends of Mr. Bowes and Mr. Pease of forming a coalition in the South Durham election, 20 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1441 paper, printedElection poster issued by the Committee of Mr. Bowes refuting the charge by Shafto’s Committee that the friends of Mr. Bowes and of Mr. Pease have formed a coalition, 20 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/145-147Split votes, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1451 paperList of split votes between Mr. Bowes and Mr. Pease principally for voters in the Barnard Castle polling district, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1461 paperList of split votes between Mr. Bowes and Mr. Shafto principally for voters in the Barnard Castle polling district, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1471 paperList of votes for Mr. Bowes and Mr. Shafto, all [residents of] Chilton, Bishop Auckland polling district, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/148-155Miscellaneous, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1481 paperCircular request by John Bowes for recanvassing, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1491 paperAssignment of districts to Mr. Hutchinson to [re-canvass] in Brandon, Brancepeth, Stockley, Willington and neighbourhood, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1502 papersInstructions issued to canvassers concerning format, questions etc., n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1511 paperNotes on voters and for whom each is likely to vote, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1521 paperList of votes to be substantiated on behalf of John Bowes in Middridge and Windlestone, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1531 paperList of land and colliery owners who will have influence over voting, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1541 paperList of Mr. Bowes’ friends at Mr. George Bellerby’s [ ]; indicates the candidates for whom each intends to vote, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1552 papersList of voters, indicating for whom each intends to vote and other miscellaneous observations; covers the polling districts of Barnard Castle and of Darlington, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/156-207Poll, 1832-1833
D/St/C1/16/156-161General Organization of the Poll, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1561 paperAgreement between the agents of the candidates concerning polling arrangements, 7 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1571 paperAgreement made between the agents of the three candidates concerning regulations for polling, payment of expenses and refreshment, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1581 paper, printedElection poster issued by Mr. Pease’s committee concerning polling times and polling places in Barnard Castle, 17 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1591 paperConsent by agents of Mr. Bowes and of Mr. Pease to James Alderson’s vote being taken by the Sheriff at his own house in Bridgegate due to his illness, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1601 paper, printedInstructions to the Sheriff’s deputies and poll clerks appointed to take the poll, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1611 plan, 19cm x 23cm‘Plan of polling booth to be erected in each polling place’, n.d. [1832] No scale
D/St/C1/16/162-172Bowes’ Preparations for the Poll, 1832
D/St/C1/16/162-164Instructions, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1626 papersMiscellaneous notes on organisation of the polling booths, and on the arrangements for conveying information on the state of the poll, etc., n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1631 paperInstructions to agents of Mr. Bowes relating to polling arrangements, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1641 paperResolution of a meeting of Mr. Bowes’ agents at Darlington concerning canvassing and polling arrangements, 7 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/165-168Allocation of Polling Places to Voters Residing Outside County Durham, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1651 paperA list of electors who reside out of the Southern Division from whom answers have seen received and who should be asked to attend at Darlington to poll for Mr. Bowes, 16 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1661 paperList of some voters residing in Cumberland with their polling place in the Southern Durham, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1671 paperList of voters resident in Harewood who should vote at Stanhope, and list of voters resident at Teesdale who should vote at Barnard Castle, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1683 papersList of voters [resident] in Yorkshire with their places of registration in County Durham, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/169-172Arrangements for Getting Bowes Supporters to the Poll, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1691 paper, printedList of voters in the township of Sadberge, indication for whom each intends to vote, and how each plans to reach the polling station at Darlington, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1702 papers, printedList of voters in the township of Evenwood and Barony, indication for whom each intends to vote, and how each plans to reach the polling station at Bishop Auckland, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1711 paperA list of voters for the Southern Division sent from Gateshead in conveyance provided by Mr. Bowes’ agents to all polling districts, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1721 paperArrangements for helpers to convey distant voters to polling booths and list of those voters, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/173-207Poll Day Records, 1832-1833
D/St/C1/16/173-183Refreshment Tickets: Arranged by Polling District, 1832
D/St/C1/16/173321 papers, printedRefreshment tickets giving voters’ names and how polled, Barnard Castle, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/17470 papers, printedRefreshment tickets giving voters’ names and how polled, Sedgefield, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/17586 papers, printedRefreshment tickets giving voters’ names and how polled, Stockton, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/176199 papers, printedRefreshment tickets giving voters’ names and how polled, Darlington, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/177131 papers, printedRefreshment tickets showing voters’ names and how polled, Auckland, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/17850 papers, printedRefreshment tickets showing voters’ names and how polled at Auckland for Pease, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/17921 papers, printedRefreshment tickets on day of poll showing for whom each intends to vote; voting district unspecified, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1807 papers, printedRefreshment tickets giving voters’ names and how polled; polling district unspecified, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1811 paperList of tickets paid for and returned, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1821 file and 1 paperList of [refreshment] tickets issued by Mr. Bowes’ committee and returned by innkeepers, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1837 papersList of [refreshment] tickets given out to those who intend to vote for John Bowes, including the split votes, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/184-185Voting Cards, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1841 paper, printedUnused card for voter splitting his vote between John Bowes and another, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/1853 cards, printedVoting cards, Barnard Castle Booth no. 1, for supporters of John Bowes
D/St/C1/16/186-190Check Tickets, 1832
D/St/C1/16/18652 papers, printedCheck tickets, Barnard Castle Polling Booths, [21 – 22 December] 1832
D/St/C1/16/18743 papers, printedCheck tickets for the polling booths at Sedgefield; recording how the votes were cast for Bowes, Pease and Shafto, 21 – 22 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/18825 papersCheck tickets recording how the votes were cast at Stockton on the second day, 22 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/18912 papers, printedCheck tickets for unknown polling booths, 21 – 22 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/1906 papersLists of [check tickets] for the following polling districts: Stockton, Sedgefield, Darlington, Auckland and Stanhope, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/191-202Check Books, 1832
D/St/C1/16/1911 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book Booth No. 1’, Barnard Castle Polling Place, 21 December 1832. Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1921 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book Booth No. 2’, Barnard Castle Polling Place, 21 December 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1931 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book’ for Sedgefield Polling Place, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1941 volume, leather quarter bound‘Stockton Polling Place Booth No 1’ Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1951 volume, leather quarter bound‘Stockton Polling Place Booth No. 2’ Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1961 volume, leather quarter boundStockton Polling Place Booth No. 3 Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote.
D/St/C1/16/1971 volume, no binding[Bishop Auckland] Polling Place Booth No. 1 Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils only of this volume remain which give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote.
D/St/C1/16/1981 volume, leather quarter bound‘Auckland Polling Place Booth No. 2’ Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/1991 volume, leather quarter bound‘Auckland Polling Place Booth No. 3’ Check Book, [21 December] 1832 Counterfoils give the name of each voter at the polling place and indicates for whom each has cast his vote
D/St/C1/16/2001 volume, card bound‘Stanhope Check Book’ for the South Durham election, 1832 Larger format volume; gives number, name and address of each elector, situation of his property and vote [promised/polled]
D/St/C1/16/2011 volume, card bound‘Stanhope Check Book’ [Booth No. 1] for the South Durham election, 1832 Larger format volume; gives number, name and address of each elector, situation of his property and vote [promised/polled]
D/St/C1/16/2021 file, card boundCheck book on voters in the South Durham election, n.d. [1832] List of names and indication how each elector [promised/polled] his vote; area unspecifed.
D/St/C1/16/203-206State of The Poll, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2039 papersPapers relating to the state of the poll at the seven polling districts at various times during 21 – 22 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/2041 volume, leather boundNumbers of voters in Darlington voting for Bowes, Pease or Shafto, indicating the state of the poll, n.d. [21 – 22 December 1832]
D/St/C1/16/2051 paperState of the poll at 12 o’clock, Middleton, n.d. [21 – 22 December 1832]
D/St/C1/16/2065 papersState of the poll at Stockton and at Sedgefield at various times during the days 21 – 22 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/207Final Poll, 1832-1833
D/St/C1/16/2071 file, printedThe Poll for Two Knights of the Shire, To Represent in Parliament the Southern Division of County Palatine of Durham taken 21 – 22 December 1832, 1833
D/St/C1/16/208-244Financial records, 1832-1834
D/St/C1/16/208-217Numbered series of election bills arranged by polling district, 1832-1833
D/St/C1/16/208115 papers and 33 filesBills for expenses incurred at Staindrop polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 1’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments
D/St/C1/16/20969 papers and 7 filesBills for expenses incurred at Stockton polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 3’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments.
D/St/C1/16/21036 papersBills for expenses incurred at Middleton-in- Teesdale polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; each paper within bundle arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments headed ‘No. 2’
D/St/C1/16/211173 papers and 31 filesBills for expenses incurred at Barnard Castle polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 1’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments
D/St/C1/16/21269 papers and 4 filesBills for expenses incurred at Sedgefield polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 4’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments
D/St/C1/16/21391 papers and 76 filesBills for expenses incurred at Darlington polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 5’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments
D/St/C1/16/21455 papers and 24 filesBills for expenses incurred at Auckland polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 6’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments
D/St/C1/16/21569 papers and 10 filesBills for expenses incurred at Stanhope polling district during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 7’; each paper arranged in number order; includes a summary of these bills and payments for [St. John’s] Chapel, Wolsingham and Stanhope
D/St/C1/16/21633 papers and 6 filesBills for expenses incurred at Durham, Sunderland and Newcastle during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 8’; each paper, arranged in number order
D/St/C1/16/21724 papers and 2 filesBills for expenses incurred by Law Agents and others during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833; bundle numbered ‘No. 9’; covers various districts within the South Durham Division
D/St/C1/16/218-227Summary lists of bills/expenses incurred during the election (arranged by polling district where possible), 1832
D/St/C1/16/2181 paperAccount of claims (expenses) on John Bowes, esq., M.P., for Darlington in the South Durham Election 1832, 11 January 1833
D/St/C1/16/2191 paper‘Additional Summary [of payments] for want of the papers not being returned by Captain Dinsdale’, n.d. [c.1832/33]; principally covers Stanhope polling district
D/St/C1/16/2201 paperAccounts of election expenses for the entertaining of voters in Harwood, in the polling district of Middleton-in-Teesdale, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2211 paperSummary account of election expenses for the following places in the polling district of Stanhope: Stanhope, Chapel in Weardale (St. John’s Chapel), Wolsingham, January 1833
D/St/C1/16/2221 paperSummary of account of election expenses of John Bowes, esq., covering all polling districts, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2231 paperMiscellaneous notes concerning bills incurred during the election campaign; arranged by polling district, and covers each district, 1832 – 1833
D/St/C1/16/2243 papersMiscellaneous accounts concerning election expenses; polling district(s) unspecified, 1832 – 1833
D/St/C1/16/2251 paperList of election bills not paid, n.d. [1833]
D/St/C1/16/2261 paperList of bills sent to Newcastle, n.d. [1832/33]
D/St/C1/16/2272 papersAccount of postages etc. incurred in John Bowes’ election campaign, 4 – 12 September 1832
D/St/C1/16/228-236Agents’ Bills, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2281 paperAccount of election expenses submitted by J. Burrel [an agent] to Thomas Wheldon, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2291 paper and 2 filesBills submitted by William Grey the younger for election expenses incurred during the election campaign in the polling districts of Sedgefield and of Stockton, 1832 – 1833
D/St/C1/16/2303 papersAccounts of George P. Harrison for expenses incurred in the election campaign in Sedgefield polling district, 1832
D/St/C1/16/2311 paperAccount of Thomas Hepworth for expenses incurred in the election campaign [district unspecified], 1832
D/St/C1/16/2321 paperAccount of Henry Francis Shildon, Hartlepool, for expenses incurred in the election campaign in [Stockton] polling district, 1832, with covering letter, 24 February 1834
D/St/C1/16/2334 papersBills and receipts of Thomas Thompson, White Lion Inn, Stanhope, for refreshment expenses incurred during the election campaign, 1832 – 1834
D/St/C1/16/2342 filesBill of costs of Messrs. Wilson and Faber [agents], for election expenses incurred in the Stockton Polling District during the election campaign, 1832 – 1833
D/St/C1/16/2351 paperList of charges for work undertaken by agents during the election campaign, with some remarks, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/2361 paperList of the bills submitted by Mr. Bowes’ agents [after/during] the election campaign, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/237-240Individual bills and receipts for decorations, transport, publication of articles etc., sent in by trades people, 1832-1834
D/St/C1/16/23712 papersSheriff’s receipts for election expenses, 1832; bill from the Deputy Clerk of the Peace for drawing up lists of voters, objections etc., with letter of receipt, November 1832 – 18 April 1834
D/St/C1/16/2384 papersBills for the purchase of ribbon, flags and poles during the election campaign, 23 August – 15 September 1832
D/St/C1/16/23913 papersMiscellaneous bills and receipts from trades people for various activities undertaken for the 1832 election campaign, including the following: the provision of a band, printing expenses, entertaining expenses, etc., 31 August 1832 – 9 April 1835
D/St/C1/16/24017 papersMiscellaneous bills, principally from innkeepers for providing foodstuffs and refreshments during the 1832 election campaign, August 1832 – April 1834
D/St/C1/16/241Dawson v Bowes, King’s Bench, 1837-1838
D/St/C1/16/2416 papersCase papers, Abraham Dawson v John Bowes, esq., King’s/Queen’s Bench, concerning the non-payment of expenses in the 1832 election, 5 June 1837 – 16 February 1838
D/St/C1/16/242-244Miscellaneous, 1832-1834
D/St/C1/16/2421 paperRegulations for limiting expenses of the election and particularly polling day expenses, Darlington, December 1832
D/St/C1/16/2431 paperNotice from the Central and Finance Committee of John Bowes about the amount of money to be paid to ‘professional gentlemen employed at the late election’, 21 October 1833
D/St/C1/16/2441 paperResolution of the Central Committee concerning the payment of agents of candidates at the election, 17 April 1834
D/St/C1/16/245-269Correspondence, 1828-1841
D/St/C1/16/245-249Correspondence to Thomas Wheldon, 1828-1834
D/St/C1/16/24540 papersLetters from sundry correspondents to Thomas Wheldon, agent for John Bowes’ election campaign, Barnard Castle, relating to preparations for the 1832 election, 21 December 1828 – December 1832
D/St/C1/16/24626 papersLetters from sundry correspondents to Thomas Wheldon, agent for John Bowes’ election campaign, Barnard Castle, relating to the aftermath of the 1832 election campaign principally concerning financial matters, 19 January 1833 – 16 February 1838
D/St/C1/16/24735 papersLetters from Messrs. Wilson & Faber, solicitors, Stockton, to Thomas Wheldon, agent for John Bowes’ election campaign, Barnard Castle, concerning canvasssing for the South Durham election and Mr. Bowes’ campaign, and subsequent dispute concerning charges, 4 August 1832 – 17 March 1835
D/St/C1/16/2482 papersLetter from George Siddle, Shotley Bridge, to [Thomas Wheldon] concerning his expenses in conveying voters from Newcastle to Stanhope, with receipt for same, 30 September 1833 and 12 April 1834
D/St/C1/16/2498 papersLetters between Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, and R.M. Dinsdale, Newsham Park, concerning election accounts, 15 April – 2 June 1834
D/St/C1/16/250-253Correspondence to John Bowes from various correspondents (dealt with by Thomas Wheldon), 1832
D/St/C1/16/2501 paperLetter from J.H. Kitch, Staindrop, to John Bowes, esq., asking by what means he should deliver a message from Mr. Mewburn, n.d. [1832]
D/St/C1/16/2512 papersLetter from Thomas Robinson, innkeeper, Middleton-in-Teesdale, to John Bowes concerning expenses incurred during the election campaign with an account of same, 10 June 1833
D/St/C1/16/2521 paperLetter from Joseph Hindhaugh, Newcastle, to John Bowes requesting payment for his expenses incurred in providing horses during the election campaign, 27 October 1833
D/St/C1/16/2531 paperLetter from William Tinmouth, Durham Gaol, to John Bowes concerning the qualification of a copyholder to vote in the election, and offers to vote for John Bowes, 29 September 1832
D/St/C1/16/254-255Correspondence to other Agents, 1833-1834
D/St/C1/16/2547 papersLetters from various election agents to Thomas Harrison, esq., Stubb House, Barnard Castle, concerning the payment of election expenses, etc., 6 January 1833 – 10 February 1834
D/St/C1/16/2559 papersLetters from various correspondents to the Bowes election committee and unknown agents concerning objections to voters, election expenses, etc., 24 September 1832 – 11 February 1834
D/St/C1/16/256-2691833-1841
D/St/C1/16/25615 papers, printedReports nos. 40 – 42 from the Select Committee on public petitions, 1831 – 1833
D/St/C1/16/2571 paperSchedule of qualifications of John Bowes, M.P. for Southern Division of Durham, detailing properties in the parish of Whickham, 26 January 1833
D/St/C1/16/2581 paperAddress by John Bowes M.P. to the electors of South Durham justifying himself against accusations of failing to vote on Durham issues in Parliament, by detailing votes in which he has participated, 27 September 1834
D/St/C1/16/2591 paperDraft notes by John Bowes concerning Lord John Russell’s parliamentary proposals for reform of the law relating to the mariage of dissenters, with special reference to Ireland, n.d. [c.1834]
D/St/C1/16/2601 volume, card boundCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1834 – 1835
D/St/C1/16/2611 paperNote of the two candidates for the South Durham election, Joseph Pease and John Bowes, with remarks on their election, 1835
D/St/C1/16/2621 file, printedThe County Elector’s Manual published under the superintendance of the Reform Association, 1835
D/St/C1/16/2631 paper, printedAddress of the Reform Association to the people of the United Kingdom concerning opposition to the formation of Conservative Clubs, voting rights, etc., 20 May 1835
D/St/C1/16/2641 paperList of voters for Winston detailing names, abodes, qualifications and properties, 1835
D/St/C1/16/2658 papers‘Cayleys expenses’, being expenses of the election committee, 1835
D/St/C1/16/2662 papers, printedList of those eligible to vote in the Southern Division of the County of Durham in respect of property in the township of Barnard Castle, 28 July 1836
D/St/C1/16/2671 file, printedVachers Parliamentary Companion, listing members of the Houses of Lords and Commons, including John Bowes, 1837
D/St/C1/16/2681 paper, printedPost-election address by John Bowes, 1 August 1837
D/St/C1/16/2692 files, printedSpeeches by Lord John Russell and Francis Baring, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Commons on ‘Ways and Means, Corn Laws, Sugar Duties, etc.’, 7 – 17 May 1841
D/St/C1/16/270-5261841 South Durham election
D/St/C1/16/270-274General Organisation, 1841
D/St/C1/16/2701 paperMinutes of a meeting in the Sun Inn, Darlington, to form a committee to return John Bowes to parliament, signed by H.J. Witham, Chairman, 21 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2711 paperList of agents for John Bowes, [July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/2721 paperNote of [election agents] in Stockton, Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland, Wolsingham, Hartlepool, Sedgefield, Yarm, Durham and Sunderland, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/2731 poster, printedPrinted notice detailing which townships are situated within which polling district in the South Division of County Durham, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/274List detailing which townships are situated within which polling district in the South Division of County Durham, and also gives the election agents administering each district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/275-291Addresses, poems, posters and newspapers, 1841
D/St/C1/16/2751 paper, printedThe Durham Chronicle, including articles on the South Durham election, 11 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2761 paper, printedElection poster directed against Lord Harry Vane and John Bowes on account of their views on the Corn Laws, 12 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2771 paper, printedThe Durham Chronicle, including articles on the South Durham election with open letters from Joseph Pease, Lord Harry Vane, John Bowes and other prominent county figures, 18 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2781 paper, printedThe Firebrand Correspondence, regarding the election for South – Drum: a set of fictitious correspondence supporting John Bowes against James Farrer (James Firebrand); probably written by W.M. Thackeray, 18 June – 1 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/2791 paper, printedPrinted address by John Bowes to the electors of South Durham (dated 8 June 1841) sent to Joseph Middleton, Brent Hall, Chelmsford, Essex, with covering letter, 21 June 1841; returned ‘not known’
D/St/C1/16/2801 paperDraft address by John Bowes to the electors of South Durham residing in Barnard Castle and neighbourhood, expressing his regret for postponing his visit to Barnard Castle owing to his canvass in Hartlepool ‘where is said to be the power and strength of our Tory opponent’, 21 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2811 paperReport of an election speech made by James Farrer at Barnard Castle. Maintains that John Bowes is a man of no party, attacks harshness of the Poor Law, repeal of the Corn Laws and menace posed by the ‘Emperor of Russia’ who controls ‘half the Continent of Europe’; attacks John Bowes as no country gentleman as he spends his time abroad and is ‘half Frenchified’, 23 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2821 paperReport of an election speech made by Lord Harry Vane at Barnard Castle. Refers to distress of trade in Barnard Castle, is in favour of a sliding scale of duty on the Corn Laws as abolition would drive farm labourers to towns and increase their burdens; in favour of Poor Laws although some harshness should be removed, 23 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2831 paper, printedHandbill in support of John Bowes and Lord Harry Vane: being a copy of a letter from the Bishop of Durham to William Hodgson, chairman of Mr. Farrer’s committee, 28 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2841 paper, printedElection poster: being a critical letter ‘To James Farrer, Esq., of Ingleborough, The Tory Candidate for the Representation of South Durham … [from] Crito, of 1832’, Darlington, 2 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/2851 paper, printedElection poster reprinted from The Durham Chronicle complaining about the means used by the Tory opposition to hinder the campaigning of Mr. Bowes, 2 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/2861 paperDraft address (in letter form) from John Bowes at Darlington thanking his supporters for ‘the demonstration which you made in my favour in the presence of the County’, 6 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/2871 paperDraft address of John Bowes to the electors of South Durham forestalling accusations of coalition as in 1832, July 1841
D/St/C1/16/2881 paperDraft of a poem supporting the re-election campaign of John Bowes, 24 December [1841]
D/St/C1/16/2891 paper, printedElection song by an unknown composer in support of John Bowes, entitled ‘Wandering Jammie’, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/2901 paper, printedElection poster illustrating a supporter of James Farrer being crushed by the ‘Boyne & Co. Patent Plumper Press … warranted to crush Pease !!!’, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/2911 paperNote that ‘The Deputation’ is desirous of knowing whether or not John Bowes supports a fixed duty [on corn imports], n.d. [July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/292-293Political background (Corn Laws), 1841
D/St/C1/16/2921 paperMemorandum of a resolution of a meeting of electors in Darlington held at the Sun Inn, Darlington, at which electors were urged to support candidates who support the present ministry and a fixed duty on corn, 17 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/2931 paper‘Report of the Deputation appointed to wait upon John Bowes Esq., M.P. by the meeting of electors held in this place on the 15th instant’ – deputation requested his support for a fixed duty on corn; John Bowes re-asserted his support for a sliding scale, [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/294-317Registration, 1840-1841
D/St/C1/16/294-298Registers, 1840-1841
D/St/C1/16/2941 volume, printed, card boundCopy of register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1836 – 7. Arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by township within the ward, listing the voters in alphabetical order; giving voter’s name, abode, nature of his voting qualification and location of property/name of the tenant; updated to 1840 – 41; marked on cover ‘Mr. Bowes’ Committee Room Darlington, No. 1′
D/St/C1/16/2951 volume, printed, leather half-boundCopy of register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1838 – 9. Arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by each township within the ward listing the voters in alphabetical order; gives each voter’s name, abode, nature of his voting qualification and location of his property; certain alterations and additions to the list [updated to 1840/41]
D/St/C1/16/2961 volume, printed, leather half-boundCopy of register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1839 – 40; corrected up to 1840/1 for Barnard Castle District; arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by each township within the ward listing the voters in alphabetical order; gives each voter’s name, abode, nature of his voting qualification and location of his property.
D/St/C1/16/2971 volume, printed, card boundCopy of register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41. Arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by each township within the ward listing the voters in alphabetical order; gives each voter’s qualification and location of his property; marked on cover ‘Imperfect Register’; no alterations to text.
D/St/C1/16/2981 volume, printed, no bindingCopy of the register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41 Arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by each township within the ward listing the voters in alphabetical order; gives each voter’s name, abode, nature of his voting qualification and location of his property/name of the tenant; no alterations to the printed text.
D/St/C1/16/299-307Lists of Voters, 1841
D/St/C1/16/299-303List of Voters by District, 1841
D/St/C1/16/2991 paperList of voters registered in Barnard Castle Polling District but residing in the Middleton-in-Teesdale district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3001 file, printedList of Persons entitled to vote … for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, in respect of property situate within the township of Barnard Castle, 29 July 1842
D/St/C1/16/3011 paperList of voters in the townships of Eggleston, Forest and Frith, and Newbiggin in the polling district of Middleton-in-Teesdale, Darlington Ward, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3021 volume, printed, card boundList of persons entitled to vote in the election of two knights of the shire for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, in respect of property situate in the parish of Stanhope, July 1841 Gives alphabetical list of the names of each voter in the parish, his abode, nature of voting qualification and location of his property/name of tenant.
D/St/C1/16/3031 paper, printedList of persons entitled to vote in the election of knights of the shire for the South Division of the County of Durham, in respect of property situate in the township of Staindrop, 31 July 1841. Gives alphabetical list of the names of each voter in the township, his abode, nature of voting qualification and location of his property/name of tenant.
D/St/C1/16/304-307List of Non-Resident Voters
D/St/C1/16/30411 papers‘List of voters for the Southern Division of the County of Durham not resident within the County or in London’, 1841 Gives list of names of voters (haphazard arrangement), their place of abode, nature of voting qualification and location of the property entitling them to vote.
D/St/C1/16/3051 paperList of voters resident in Richmond and neighbourhood; registered to vote in various districts, 21 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/3065 filesLists of voters in the 1841 election for the Southern Division of the County of Durham residing at Newcastle, Gateshead, Cornsay, Sunderland, Shields, Monkwearmouth and Bishopwearmouth. Gives lists of names (haphazard arrangement), place of abode, nature of each man’s voting qualification and location of the property entitling him to vote.
D/St/C1/16/3071 paperList of voters in the 1841 election for the Southern Division of the County of Durham residing in London, [1841]. List gives names (haphazard arrangement) and London address for each voter
D/St/C1/16/308-312Objected Votes, 1840-1841
D/St/C1/16/3086 papers and 1 fileLists of objected votes in the polling district of Barnard Castle, principally for the townships of Barnard Castle and of Staindrop, 1841 – 1842
D/St/C1/16/3093 papers and 1 fileLists of objected votes in the polling district of Stanhope, principally for voters in the townships of Stanhope, Wolsingham and Cornsay, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3101 paperCopy list of objected votes in the polling district of Stockton, covering most of the townships within the district, 1841
D/St/C1/16/31161 papers, most printedNotices of individual objection to inclusion of voters on the voting list for the South Durham division, covering all polling districts, August 1841
D/St/C1/16/3123 papersMiscellaneous notes on objections to voters in the South Durham division, polling districts unspecified, 1841
D/St/C1/16/313-317Miscellaneous, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3131 paperList of claims to [be added to the] register, Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3141 paperList of numbers of voters per township ‘disqualified by death or otherwise’ from voting in the election, covering the wards of Darlington and of Stockton, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3151 paper‘List of persons requiring a qualification to entitle them to vote’, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3163 papers‘List of persons possessing qualifications but requiring to be registered’, covers all polling districts, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3175 papersDraft rules of the South Durham Reform and Registration Association, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/318-335Canvassing, 1841
D/St/C1/16/318-319Cards and letters requesting support, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3181 paper, printedPrinted letter from H. Pease, Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee Room, Darlington, notifying the recipient that polling will take place at the Sun Inn, Darlington, and requesting a vote in favour of Mr. Bowes, 5 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3194 papers, printedElection cards seeking support for Mr. Bowes in the forthcoming election, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/320-322Canvass books, 1840-1841
D/St/C1/16/3201 volume, printed, card boundCopy of register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41. Arranged by ward – Darlington and Stockton – then alphabetically by each township within the ward listing the voters in alphabetical order; gives each voter’s name, abode, nature of his voting qualification and location of his property; marked ‘Barnard Castle Mr. Wheldon’ with some alterations; used partly as a canvass book.
D/St/C1/16/3211 volume, card boundCanvass book for the 1841 South Durham election covering voters registered in the townships of Middleton-in-Teesdale, Eggleston, Newbiggin, Stanhope, Forest Quarter etc. (polling districts of Stanhope and of Middleton-in-Teesdale): gives each voter’s name, township in which each is registered, indication as to how each intends casting his vote and general observations.
D/St/C1/16/3221 volume, card bound‘South Durham Election. Alphabetical list of townships in Darlington Ward So[uth] West Division, So[uth] East Division, No[rth] West Division and Stockton Ward So[uth] West Division and No[rth] East Division with No. of Registered voters in each township etc’; gives summary tables of total voters in each Division, number of plural and split votes, and ‘No. of votes Mr Bowes ought to have’, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/323-330Canvassing returns (arranged where possible by polling district), 1841
D/St/C1/16/32324 papers, printedCanvassing returns for townshps within the polling district of Barnard Castle covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/32421 papers and 1 file, printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Bishop Auckland covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/32551 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Darlington covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3267 papers, printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Middleton-in-Teesdale covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3278 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Sedgefield covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/32819 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Stanhope covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/32912 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for townships within the polling district of Stockton covering most townships within the district. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/33032 papers and 1 fileMiscellaneous canvassing returns covering all the polling districts within the Southern Division of County Durham, includes certain summaries of the canvass undertaken in certain townships. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/331-335Canvassing of non-resident voters, 1841
D/St/C1/16/33116 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for voters entitled to vote in the South Durham election resident outwith the constituency but within County Durham, principally at the following places: Sunderland [polling district], Lumley, Chester-le-Street, Silksworth, Durham City and elsewhere within the County. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3329 papers and 2 filesCanvassing returns for voters entitled to vote in the South Durham election resident in London who were assigned to various polling districts within the division. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3332 papers, printedCanvassing returns for voters entitled to vote in the South Durham election resident in the counties of Cumberland and of Westmorland. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3344 papers, printedCanvassing returns for voters entitled to vote in the South Durham election resident in Yorkshire, particularly in the North Riding. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/33541 papers, most printedCanvassing returns for voters entitled to vote in the South Durham election but resident outwith the constituency; covers voters both within County Durham and other parts of England and Scotland; some sheets lack indication of voting intention. Gives indication as to how each man intends to cast his vote; also gives name, address, township of registration of each voter and other appropriate observations, 1841
D/St/C1/16/336-408Poll, 1841
D/St/C1/16/336-341General organisation of the poll, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3361 paperAgreement between the agents of Mr. Farrer, Lord Harry Vane and Mr. Bowes and W.E. Wooler, the Undersheriff of Durham, concerning the place of erection of polling booths and their organization, 29 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/3371 paperDraft agreement [by the three candidates] concerning arrangements for refreshments and organisation of the polling of voters in Bishop Auckland district, n.d. [c.June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/3381 paperCopy of agreement between the agents of John Bowes, Lord Harry Vane and James Farrer concerning polling arrangements during the election, especially involving expenses and refreshments for the voters, 3 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3391 paper, printedNames of parishes, townships and places allotted to each booth in polling districts in the election for the Southern Division of County Durham, July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3401 paperList of townships voting at Darlington Polling Place with list of booths to be used and numbers on the register for each township, n.d. [July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/3412 papersList of polling districts for townships in South Division, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/342-348Bowes’ preparations for the Poll, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3421 paperMemorandum drawn up by Henry Pease of a resolution of John Bowes’ Committee held at the Sun Inn, Darlington, that a meeting of deputations from each district should be summoned to organize the poll , 30 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/3431 paperMemorandum of resolution by John Bowes’ Central Committee for the organization of publication in Darlington of summary returns for the poll in each district, n.d. [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/3442 papersResolutions of Mr. Bowes’ Central Committee giving instructions to each polling district, 7 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3451 paperList of John Bowes’ officials at each polling booth at the various polling districts, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3461 paper, printedList of non-resident voters who are to vote at Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district. n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3471 file, printedRegister for the use of Mr. Bowes’ Agent in the Polling Booth, Middleton-in-Teesdale with list of people to be objected to and those dead, July 1841
D/St/C1/16/348Note of questions permissable for the returning officer to put to a voter at the polling booth, and a list of persons to be objected to at Booth no. 1 in Darlington, n.d. [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/349-408Poll day records, 1841
D/St/C1/16/349-379Polling Check Books and Check Tickets, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3491 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Barnard Castle Booth No. 1’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3501 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Barnard Castle Booth No. 2’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3511 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Bishop Auckland Booth No. 1’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3521 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Bishop Auckland Booth No. 2’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3531 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book, South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Bishop Auckland Booth No. 3’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3541 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Darlington Booth No. 1’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3551 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Darlington Booth No. 2’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3561 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Darlington Booth No. 3’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3571 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Middleton-in-Teesdale Booth No. [ ]’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3581 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Stanhope Booth No. 1’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3591 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Stanhope Booth No. 2’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3601 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling Place: Stockton Booth No. 1’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], [9 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3611 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Stockton Booth No. 2’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3621 volume, leather quarter bound‘Check Book. South Durham, 1841. Polling place: Stockton Booth No. 3’ Counterfoils give name of each voter at the polling place and indicates [for whom each has cast his vote], 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3631 volume, printed with MS. emendations, leather on a card bindingPart of the register of electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, [1841]. Used as a check book for ‘Booth No. 1’ for voters from Barnard Castle, Cleatlam, Cockfield and Gainford in the 1841 election; the names of those who have cast their vote are crossed out, and indicates for whom each has cast his vote.
D/St/C1/16/3641 volume, leather half bound‘Durham County Election. Southern Division. Barnard Castle Polling Place’ Gives names of the voters arranged alphabetically within each township in the polling district, the abode of each voter and his voting number, but no indication given for whom the vote has been cast; details copied from official register but not as detailed, 1841. In first section of book (tied together) same area covered; gives indication of votes [promised/cast].
D/St/C1/16/3651 volume, card bound‘Bishop Auckland. Booth No. 1. Copy Register’ Gives name, abode, voting number, nature of voting qualification and situation of the property of each voter; comments where no vote has been cast; gives two sets of columns, each headed B.V.F., indicating [votes promised and votes cast], 1841
D/St/C1/16/3661 volume, card bound‘Bishop Auckland. Booth No. 2’, [polling register] Gives name, abode, voting number, nature of voting qualification and situation of the property of each voter; comments where no vote has been cast; gives two sets of columns, each headed B.V.F., indicating [votes promised and votes cast], 1841
D/St/C1/16/3671 volume, card bound‘[Bishop Auckland Booth] No. 3’, [polling register]. Gives name, abode, voting number, nature of voting qualification and situation of the property of each voter; comments where no vote has been cast; gives two sets of columns, each headed B.V.F. indicating [votes promised and votes cast], 1841
D/St/C1/16/3681 volume, leather half bound‘Durham County Election. Southern Division. Bishop Auckland Polling Place.’ Gives names of the voters arranged alphabetically within each township in the polling district, the abode of each voter and his voting number; also gives two columns, each headed B.V.F., indicating votes promised and votes polled, 1841. In first section of book (tied together) same area covered; gives indication of votes [promised/cast].
D/St/C1/16/3691 volume, printed with MS. emendations, card bound‘Copy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41’. Used as check book recording how each voter cast his vote in the polling district of Darlington; marked ‘Mr. Wheldon’ on outer cover.
D/St/C1/16/3701 volume, leather half bound‘Durham County Election. Southern Division. Stanhope Polling Place’ [polling register]. Gives names of the voters arranged alphabetically within each township in the polling district, the abode of each voter and his voting number; gives one column, headed B.V.F., indicating the votes [polled], 1841. In first section of book (tied together) same area covered; gives indication of the votes [promised].
D/St/C1/16/3711 volume, printed with MS. emendations, leather bound‘Copy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41’. Used as a check book recording how each voter cast his vote in certain townships in the polling districts of Barnard Castle, Bishop Auckland and Darlington only; gives an extra (manuscript) column, headed B.V.F., indicating the votes polled;marked on outer cover ‘private’; on title page ‘Mr. Bowes’.
D/St/C1/16/3721 file, printed with MS. emendations‘Copy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41’ Used as a check book recording how certain voters in Stanhope parish cast their votes; names of those [who voted] are crossed out; no record is made of how votes were cast; marked on outer cover ‘Booth No. 1’.
D/St/C1/16/3731 file, printedCopy of Register of the Electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1840 – 41. Marked on outer cover ‘Booth No. 2’, covering voters for a part of Stanhope parish and Cornsay township; rest of volume is tied together; not used as a check book for polling; no names crossed out or list of votes registered.
D/St/C1/16/37428 papers and 2 filesCheck tickets for voters in Barnard Castle polling district, with covering letter from T. Richardson, [July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/37521 papers and 3 filesCheck tickets for voters in Bishop Auckland polling district, [1841]
D/St/C1/16/37622 papers and 3 filesCheck tickets for voters in Darlington polling district, July [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3773 papers and 1 fileCheck tickets for voters in Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district, 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/37815 papers and 1 fileCheck tickets for voters in Sedgefield polling district, [July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/37913 papers and 2 filesCheck tickets for voters in Stanhope polling district, [July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/380-392Refreshments, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3801 paperNote of agreement between the three candidates concerning the giving of refreshment tickets to voters, n.d. [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/3811 paperDraft minute that those subscribing will not take advantage of arrangements for refreshments in Bishop Auckland [no names mentioned in this draft], n.d. [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/3821 paperCopy agreement to arrange for refreshments to be provided for Stanhope voters, 3 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3831 paperAccount of total of refreshment expenses in [Stanhope], 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/3842 papersNote of payment of doorkeepers at Refreshment Tickete Room and a portion of board at ‘Ticket Office’, polling district unspecified, n.d. [October 1841]
D/St/C1/16/38573 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for Barnard Castle polling district, giving each voter’s name and how vote was cast, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/386276 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for Bishop Auckland polling district, giving each voter’s name and polling number, [9 – 10 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3871 file, printedRefreshment tickets for voters in the township of Hartlepool, giving each voter’s name and polling number, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/38870 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for Sedgefield polling district, giving each voter’s name and polling number, [9 – 10 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/3895 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for voters in the township of Staindrop, giving each voter’s name, polling number and indication as to how vote was cast, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/390102 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for Stanhope polling district, giving each voter’s name and polling number, [9 – 10 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/391106 papers, printedRefreshment tickets for unspecified polling districts for those who voted for Bowes and Bowes/Vane, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/39240 papers, printedBreakfast tickets giving voters’ names only, no place or polling district mentioned; marked ‘1/2 of these to Lord Harry’, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/393-395Voting Tickets, 1841
D/St/C1/16/39324 papers, printedVoting tickets giving booth number, township, voter’s name and voting number on the register for townships within Darlington polling district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/39461 papers, printedVoting tickets giving booth number, township, voter’s name and voting number on the register for townships within Middleton-in-Teesdale polling district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3955 papers, printedVoting tickets giving booth number, township, voter’s name and voting number on the register for residents within some townships within the Sedgefield polling district, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/396-405State of The Poll, 1841
D/St/C1/16/3966 papers[Final state of the poll] arranged by township irrespective of polling division; gives number of votes cast for Bowes, Vane and Farrer in each township within the division, also gives number of registered votes and number of votes not accounted for, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3974 papers, printedGross states of the poll at various times during the course of the polling, covering [all polling districts], n.d. [9 – 10 July] 1841
D/St/C1/16/39811 papersMiscellaneous notes relating to the state of the poll, covering all polling districts, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/3992 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Barnard Castle, n.d. [9 – 10 July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4006 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Bishop Auckland, n.d. [9 – 10 July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4015 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Darlington, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/40214 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Middleton-in-Teesdale, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4034 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Sedgefield, 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4041 paperFigures giving the state of the poll at Stanhope, [9 – 10 July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4057 papersFigures giving the state of the poll at Stockton, 9 – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/406-408Miscellaneous, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4064 papersList of persons who have not voted, Darlington District, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/4071 volume, printed, card boundThe Proceedings and Poll at the election for two knights of the shire to represent in Parliament the Southern Division of the County of Durham, as taken … 9th and 10th July 1841 … also the speeches on the day of nomination and at the declaration of the poll, 1841 Also gives list of all the voters, their address, voting qualification and property entitling them to vote, and gives indication as to who voted for whom.
D/St/C1/16/4081 file‘Particulars of Split Tickets etc. paid for by Mr. Bowes but to be repaid by Lord Harry Vane’, details arranged by polling area. Columns give the number and name of the voters concerned, observations about ticket, expenses etc., and amount spent, 1841 Seven related papers enclosed
D/St/C1/16/409-475Financial records, 1841
D/St/C1/16/409-467The Financing of the Bowes Campaign, 1841
D/St/C1/16/409-416Cash Books, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4091 volume, card bound1841 South Durham Election. Cash book for the Bishop Auckland polling district: gives voting number, name and abode of each voter, and amount of money paid to those who [promise] to vote for Bowes, Bowes/Vane or Bowes/Farrer; also gives a column headed ‘B.V.F.’ indicating for whom each [intends to] cast his vote, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4101 volume, card boundAccount of expenses relating to John Bowes’ election campaign for the South Durham election, 1841. Arranged by polling district. Gives amounts of cash payments to voters, money spent on ribbons, given to innkeepers, paid out on refreshment tickets, etc. Comments written in on behalf of the election committee as to whether bills will be paid or not. Bill numbers given. Volume constitutes first stage in series of accounts of miscellaneous election expenses.
D/St/C1/16/4111 volume, leather quarter boundAccount of expenses relating to John Bowes’ election campaign for the South Durham election, 1841. Arranged by polling district. Gives amounts of cash payments to voters, money spent on ribbons, given to innkeepers, paid out on refreshment tickets, etc. Right hand pages record actual payments (after some have been disallowed and some reduced). Bill numbers given. Volume constitutes second stage in series of accounts of miscellaneous election expenses.
D/St/C1/16/4121 volume, leather half boundAccount of expenses relating to John Bowes’ election campaign for the South Durham Election, 1841. Arranged by polling district. Gives amounts of cash payments to voters, money spent on ribbons, given to innkeepers, paid out on refreshment tickets etc. Neat copies of amounts claimed, amounts paid, and remarks for what purpose the money was required. Bill numbers given. Volume constitutes third and final stage in series of accounts of miscellaneous election expenses.
D/St/C1/16/4131 volume, leather bound1841 South Durham election. ‘Abstract of bills and expenses incurred by Mr. Bowes’ committee’. Arranged by polling district; gives jotted notes, 22 June – 21 December 1841
D/St/C1/16/4141 volume, vellum boundCash book for the 1841 South Durham election arranged by voting area [of agent]. Receipts on left, payments on right, 13 October 1841 – 3 September 1842
D/St/C1/16/4151 volume, vellum bound‘Petty Cash’ account of receipts and expenditure (various expenses) of R[ ] W[ ] Hurrell, in account with Thomas Wheldon, for the 1841 South Durham election, 15 September 1841 – 13 October 1842. Two related papers enclosed.
D/St/C1/16/4161 volume, card bound‘South Durham Election. Minutes taken by R.W. Hurrell upon examination of accounts for the respective committees’. Notes on various aspects of work of the Bowes local election committees including expenses, refreshment tickets, allowed and disallowed payments etc., 1841
D/St/C1/16/417-422Accounts of John Bowes’ Agents, 1841
D/St/C1/16/41736 papersSouth Durham election agents’ accounts for expenses incurred in the Bowes campaign sent to Thomas Wheldon (sometimes in letter form, usually with receipt of payment) from the following agents (and the area covered by each): J. Hutchinson (Durham), William Rymer (Darlington), P.H. Stanton (Newcastle, Gateshead and Shields), David Fairbank (Darlington), Henry Ornsby (Darlington), Ottiwell Tomlin Jnr. (Richmond), John Garwood (Hartlepool), Charles Ord (Stockton), T. Richardson (Barnard Castle), John Helmer (Barnard Castle), W. Kidson (Sunderland), R. Pulman (Stockton), William Hepple (Bishop Auckland), Richard Thompson ([Auckland]), William Brignal ([Durham]), Richard Bowser ([Bishop Auckland]), William Myers ([Darlington]) and Thomas Hepworth (London), June 1841 – March 1843 Original bundle; numbered 1 – 18
D/St/C1/16/4185 papersSummary of election accounts: showing amounts claimed, paid and outstanding in each election division, with miscellaneous election accounts of agents, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4192 papersAccount of payment by John Dean in Staindrop of election expenses; and account of moneys paid to Dean to defray election bills with covering letter from [R. Waymouth Hurrell], Barnard Castle, 16 October and 27 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/4201 paperNote of J.D. Holmes account with Thomas Wheldon, Bishop Auckland, 10 March 1842
D/St/C1/16/4211 paperAnonymous account of expenses incurred in canvassing at Tanfield and vicinity, June – July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4221 paperList of expenses claimed by the various agents of Mr. Bowes for work undertaken during the election campaign, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/423-467Bills, 1841-1843
D/St/C1/16/423-442Series of ‘Election Bills’, 1841Note: The series of election bills principally contains bills, but may include summary accounts of bills to be paid, related notes, etc.
D/St/C1/16/423102 papers and 3 filesElection bills, Barnard Castle district, 1841
D/St/C1/16/424135 papersElection bills, Bishop Auckland district, 1841
D/St/C1/16/42511 papersElection bills, Bishop Middleham, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4266 papersElection bills, Bishop Wearmouth, 1841
D/St/C1/16/42715 papersElection bills, Coundon, Crook and Etherley Lane, 1841
D/St/C1/16/428250 papers and 3 filesElection bills, Darlington, 1841
D/St/C1/16/42921 papersElection bills, Ferryhill, 1841
D/St/C1/16/43040 papersElection bills, Durham, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4316 papersElection bills, Hamsterley, 1841
D/St/C1/16/43247 papersElection bills, Hartlepool, 1841
D/St/C1/16/43360 papersElection bills, Middleton in Teesdale, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4348 papersElection bills, Newcastle, 1841
D/St/C1/16/435102 papers and 1 fileElection bills, Sedgefield, 1841
D/St/C1/16/43637 papersElection bills, Shildon, 1841
D/St/C1/16/43764 papersElection bills, Staindrop, 1841
D/St/C1/16/438148 papersElection bills, Stanhope, 1841
D/St/C1/16/439109 papers and 1 fileElection bills, Stockton, 1841; two bundles labelled ‘paid accounts’ and ‘unpaid’
D/St/C1/16/44043 papersElection bills, West Auckland, 1841
D/St/C1/16/44120 papersElection bills, Witton-le-Wear, 1841
D/St/C1/16/44260 papersElection bills, Wolsingham, 1841
D/St/C1/16/443-464Miscellaneous Bills, 1841-1843
D/St/C1/16/4436 papersBills for providing transport during the election campaign and on the polling days, 24 June – 10 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4441 paperAccount of William Hope for cost of providing refreshments during the election campaign, 25 June – 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4451 fileAccount book of expenses for horses in election, June – July 1841
D/St/C1/16/44612 papersBills of Edward Smith, Hardwick & Commercial Inn, Sedgefield, June – July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4471 volume, card boundAccount book of election expenses, P. Wilson, Sun Inn, Darlington, 22 June – 22 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4486 papersReceipts for election travelling expenses by voters, 7 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/44923 papersMr. Lawson’s account of travelling expenses for voters, with related receipts for expenses and refreshment tickets, July 1841
D/St/C1/16/45012 papersLists of travelling expenses of voters, July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4511 paper[Unnamed] printer’s scale of charges according to size of sheet of paper, n.d. [July 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4521 paperList of ‘Carriage accounts’ for expenses incurred during the South Durham Election, n.d. [August 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4531 paperList of bills not sent for certain townships within the Bishop Auckland polling district (viz. Bishop Auckland, Crook, Etherley Lane, Witton-le-Wear, Hamsterley, Shildon), 1 September 1841
D/St/C1/16/4541 paperList of places from which election bills have been sent with amounts involved given in pencil (total: £8064 9s.8d.); covering all areas within the division, 6 September 1841
D/St/C1/16/4551 paperAccount of election expenses due to Elizabeth Simpson, 24 August – 8 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/45646 papersVouchers relating to the payments made by Mr. Bowes’ Finance Committee at Darlington, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4576 papersLists of London voters to whom expenses have been paid, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4581 paperList of payments to London voters in the South Durham election, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/4594 papersList of payments to be made and objectionable bills, n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/4601 paperBill and receipt from Thomas Bowser to John Bowes for payment of wine, July 1841 – January 1842
D/St/C1/16/4612 papersBill and receipt from the Newcastle Courant for printing Mr. Bowes’ election address, 1841 – 1842
D/St/C1/16/4621 paperBill with receipt from T. Hoggett, printer, Durham, for stationery, 22 May 1843
D/St/C1/16/4631 paperBill with receipt from W. Ainsley, printer, Saddler Street, Durham, for printing cards for the election, 22 May 1843
D/St/C1/16/4641 paperReceipt by Phillip Palphramond to John Bowes for £65 for election expenses in 1841, 3 July 1843
D/St/C1/16/465-467Miscellaneous, 1841-1843
D/St/C1/16/4651 fileCheque book of Darlington District Banking Co. used payment of election expenses; some used stubs remaining, some unused cheques still remaining, May 1842 – September 1844
D/St/C1/16/4661 paperReceipt for £500 to be placed in Mr. Bowes’ election account with the Darlington Banking Company, 8 October 1842
D/St/C1/16/4671 fileDraft minutes on the winding up of the election accounts, 27 March 1843
D/St/C1/16/468-472Vane/Bowes Shared Account, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4681 file‘An account of refreshment tickets, travelling expenses, conveyances etc. of electors to be paid equally by Lord Harry Vane and John Bowes, Esq., but which have been wholly discharged by Mr. Watson as agent of Lord Harry Vane in Barnard Castle’; gives name of innkeeper, name of voter, and accounts of sums due to each proprietor in total, and the proportion Mr. Bowes is required to pay, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4691 paperAccount of money due from John Bowes to Lord Harry Vane as his half payment for joint conveyance bills, n.d. [October 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4701 paperSplit vote account of voters in and near London, to be paid equally, by Lord Harry Vane and John Bowes, [17 December] 1841
D/St/C1/16/4711 paperMiscellaneous account between Mr. Bowes and Lord Harry Vane concerning election expenses, 1842
D/St/C1/16/4721 paperList of people to whom sums of money have not been paid by John Bowes, but have been paid by [Lord Harry] Vane, n.d. [October 1841]
D/St/C1/16/473Vane Agents’ Pay, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4731 paper‘Scale of charges to Lord H[arry] Vane’s Law Agents’; gives names, areas of responsibility and amount to be paid to each agent; signed by J. Ward and Henry Donkin, Durham, 25 November 1841
D/St/C1/16/474-475Expenses for all Candidates, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/4741 paperMemorandum of agreement on scale of expenses to be paid to outvoters and division of split-voters’ expenses between John Bowes, Lord Harry Vane and James Farrer, 3 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4754 papersSheriff’s bill of expenses incurred at the South Durham election and two covering letters from W.E. Wooler, Durham, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning payment of a proportion of these expenses by each candidate, July 1841, 9 January 1842 and 20 April 1842
D/St/C1/16/476-526Correspondence, 1841-1846
D/St/C1/16/476-520Correspondence to Thomas Wheldon, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/476-479Correspondence from Influential People, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/4767 papersLetters from W.E. Wooler (undersheriff of Durham), Durham, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the following topics: declining a retainer for Mr. Bowes because of his official position, the organization of polling and a recommendation that more attention be paid to Wolsingham, sundry aspects of election organization including payment of various expenses, 6 June – 22 November 1841
D/St/C1/16/4774 papersLetters from W.H.M. Witham, Lartington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the following topics: John Bowes’ position on the Corn Laws, Mr. Watson’s intention to vote for John Bowes and Lord Harry Vane, William Dale of Catterick and election organization, the uselessness of canvassing tenants of Sir. C. Clifford and voting organization at Coniscliffe, 9 June – 21 June 1841 and n.d. [June 1841]
D/St/C1/16/4784 papersLetters from William Hutt at Gibside and at the Committee Room, Stockton, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the following matters: Lord Londonderry’s ‘pranks’, the election at Gateshead, James Farrer, fraudulent voting by supporters of James Farrer and disturbances at polling booths (including copy of a protest sent to Farrer), discusses ‘H’s contribution to the election arrangements, 27 June – 17 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4796 papersLetters from John Bowes at Gibside, Richmond and London to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the election expenses of John Thwaites and of Christopher Finlay, and other miscellaneous election business, 9 April – 15 November 1842
D/St/C1/16/480-503Correspondence from Election Agents (arranged alphabetically by geographical area), 1841
D/St/C1/16/480-483Auckland, 1841
D/St/C1/16/48024 papersLetters from Richard Bowser, an election agent for the Auckland polling district, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure; includes a letter (dated 17 June 1841) in which Bowser describes the support of the Bishop of Durham and of Shafto and expresses hope that Sir Robert Eden will support John Bowes; refers to possibility of Lord Eldon’s brother-in-law’s candidature and sees West Auckland as ‘the seat of the conspiracy’; 8 June – 8 October 1841 and n.d.
D/St/C1/16/4811 paperLetter from William Hepple, an election agent for the Auckland polling district, Committee Room, [Bishop Auckland], to Thomas Wheldon, [Barnard Castle], requesting further refreshment tickets, 7 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/4824 papersLetters from John Wood Peacock, an election agent for the Auckland polling district, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, 27 November 1841 – 21 January 1843
D/St/C1/16/4831 paperLetter from John Whaley, John Bowes’ Committee Room, Bishop Auckland, an election agent for the Auckland polling district, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, forwarding a letter from the Bishop of Durham in support of John Bowes, 20 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/484Barnard Castle, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4842 papersLetters from Thompson Richardson, [an election agent for] Barnard Castle polling district, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, accepting a retainer for John Bowes and referring to local agitation, 9 June 1841 and n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/485-489Darlington, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/4855 papersLetters from David Fairbank, an election agent for Darlington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, on various aspects of election administration and expenditure, includes a letter principally concerning John Bowes’ stand on the Corn Laws, and a letter from Joseph Dodds deputizing for Fairbank during an illness, 7 June – 8 September 1841 and n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/48614 papersLetters from William Rymer, an election agent for Darlington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, includes some references to the issue of the Corn Laws, includes a letter (16 July 1841) reporting rumour that John Bowes is to be raised to the peerage, 12 June – 9 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/4875 papersLetters from William Myers, an election agent for Darlington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election, administration and expenditure, includes description of a meeting at the Sun Inn [Darlington] to choose a Whig candidate to oppose John Bowes, 12 – 30 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/48815 papersLetters from William Baty, an election agent for Darlington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, includes some references to the issue of the Corn Laws, 13 June – 23 November 1841
D/St/C1/16/4892 papersLetters from Henry W. Ornsby, an election agent for Darlington, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning financial matters involved in the 1841 election campaign, 15 September 1841 – 2 September 1842
D/St/C1/16/490-492Durham, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/4903 papersLetters from J. Hutchinson, [an election agent for Durham], to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, 14 – 30 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/49119 papersLetters from J. Burrel (including some in conjunction with [ ] Shafto), an election agent for Durham, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, 14 June 1841 – 4 June 1842 and n.d. [1841/42]
D/St/C1/16/49214 papersLetters from William Brignal, an election agent for Durham, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election admininstration and expenditure, 27 June 1841 – 1 June 1842
D/St/C1/16/493-494Hartlepool, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4931 paperLetter from J. Cumming, an election agent for Hartlepool, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the support for John Bowes’ campaign in Hartlepool, 10 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/49414 papersLetters from John Garwood, an election agent for Hartlepool, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration, canvassing and expenditure, 11 June – 11 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/495London, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4958 papersLetters from Thomas Hepworth, principally from Ely Place, London, an election agent for London, to his uncle, Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration including canvassing, 18 June – 25 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/496Middleton-in-Teesdale, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4965 papersLetters from the election agents of Middleton (J.D. Stagg, Thomas Magee and Thomas Walton) to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, 9 June – 18 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/497Newcastle, Gateshead, Shields, 1841
D/St/C1/16/49712 papersLetters from P.H. Stanton, Newcastle upon Tyne, an election agent for Newcastle, Gateshead and Shields, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure including canvassing, 18 June – 15 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/498Richmond, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4983 papersLetters from [Ottiwell] Tomlin, Richmond, election agent for Richmond, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning canvassing during the election campaign, and election expenses, 23 June – 28 September 1841 and n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/499Staindrop, 1841
D/St/C1/16/4998 papersLetters from W. Dean, Staindrop, the election agent for Staindrop, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, also discusses local canvassing, 23 June – 21 October 1841
D/St/C1/16/500Stanhope, 1841
D/St/C1/16/5004 papersLetters principally from George Crowhall, Newhouse, an election agent for Stanhope, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure and discusses canvassing, 22 June – 4 September 1841
D/St/C1/16/501Stockton, 1841-1846
D/St/C1/16/50120 papersLetters from Charles Ord, Stockton, and from R[ ] Pulman, Stockton, election agents for Stockton, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle and to John Bowes, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, particularly the issue of the Corn Laws, 8 June – 25 November 1841 and n.d. [1841], and 20 September 1846
D/St/C1/16/502Sunderland, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/50210 papersLetters from John Kidson, W.W. Burne and George Hardcastle, election agents for Sunderland, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning various aspects of election administration and expenditure, including canvassing matters, 10 June 1841 – 10 June 1842
D/St/C1/16/503Weardale, 1841
D/St/C1/16/5035 papersLetters from John Helmer, Romaldkirk and Stanhope, and Jonathan Roddam, St. John’s Chapel, election agents for Weardale, concerning election administration especially the canvass, 22 June – 7 July 1841 and [no day] 1841
D/St/C1/16/504-512Correspondence to John Bowes (dealt with by Thomas Wheldon), 1841
D/St/C1/16/5045 papersLetters from Charles Walker, Richard Terry, G.W. Horsington, William Greenwell and John Garthorn to John Bowes, principally promising their support for John Bowes in the forthcoming election, including the resolution that the liberal electors of Stockton intend voting for John Bowes, 18 June – 3 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/50510 papersLetters from John Angus, W. Burnett, Charlton Elliot, John Garwood, Charles Gollop, J. Longstaff and Thomas Robinson to John Bowes, principally concerning the payment of expenses incurred during the election campaign, and complaints that Wheldon has not paid expenses or that the full sum requested by tradesmen, minor agents etc. has not been met, 20 December 1841 – 2 March 1846
D/St/C1/16/5061 paperLetter from John Green, Wolsingham, to John Bowes, giving his support to J.B. despite his opinion on the Corn Laws and urging a canvass of Weardale, 21 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5071 paperLetter from Robert Harvey, 227 Oxford Street [London] to John Bowes, declining to vote for him, 26 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/5081 paperLetter from Charles Morton, Lambton, to [John Bowes], stating his intention of sending voters from Hetton to the poll, 29 June 1841
D/St/C1/16/5091 paperLetter from M. Crawford, Plowden Buildings, Temple, London, to John Bowes, expressing regret at being unable to return to Durham to vote, 2 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5101 paperLetter from Lord Howick, Alnwick, to [John Bowes], giving information that a voter qualified for South Durham has been found by his own canvas in Belford, 3 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5111 paperLetter from Charles Morton, Lambton, to [John Bowes], concerning the absence of two outvoters in South Durham as they are due to support Lord Howick in Northumberland, 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5121 paperLetter from Charles Morton, Lambton, to [John Bowes], expressing his determination to track down one non-resident voter and send him to his place of poll, 9 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/513-520Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1841-1847
D/St/C1/16/5131 volume, leather quarter boundLetter book of election agents for John Bowes (Thomas Wheldon, R. Weymouth Hurrell etc.) concerning principally the 1841 election for the South Division of the County of Durham; covers all aspects of the election campaign – committees, finance, canvassing etc., 5 June 1841 – 6 July 1847
D/St/C1/16/51413 papersLetters from H.R.E. Wright, Stockton, Thomas Belk, Hartlepool, Thomas Newsman, Redcar, John Nixon, Darlington, Benjamin Ord, Rushyford, R.W. Bainbridge, Dufton near Appleby, Co. Westmorland, Richard Barnes, Barnard Castle, Christopher Rymer, Wolsingham and [ ] Dent, Shortflatt Tower, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, turning down retainers offered by John Bowes and refusing to act as agents for John Bowes in the forthcoming election, 7 June – 1 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5159 papersLetters from G.B. Wharton, William Watson and John Trotter, election agents for Lord Harry Vane to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, arranging election meetings, canvassing affairs and other aspects of election administration, 8 June 1841 – 25 January 1842
D/St/C1/16/51645 papersLetters from various correspondents to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, offering their support for John Bowes in the forthcoming election in various capacities, 9 June – 5 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/51723 papersLetters from various correspondents, principally organizers of canvassing, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, mainly relating to miscellaneous aspects of canvassing in various polling districts, 15 June 1841 – 9 July 1842 and n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/51811 papersLetters from John Nixon, Darlington, and from other correspondents to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning the ‘Registration Association’ and objected votes, 21 June 1841 – 3 October 1843
D/St/C1/16/51944 papersLetters from various correspondents to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, principally concerning the payment of election expenses, including some aspects of election administration, 10 July 1841 – 6 December 1843
D/St/C1/16/5202 papersLetters from R. Weymouth Hurrell, Darlington and Richmond, to Thomas Wheldon, Barnard Castle, concerning aspects of financial administration and election expenses incurred during the election campaign, 21 September 1841 and 13 December 1842
D/St/C1/16/521-524Correspondence to Other Agents, 1841-1842
D/St/C1/16/52130 papersLetters from William Brignall, Henry Pease, Thos. Wheldon, John Turnbull of Haydon Bridge, Northumberland, J. Hutchinson, W. Stephenson and others to John Helmer, solicitor, Romaldkirk, Messrs. Burrell & Shafto, solicitors, Durham, and other minor local agents acting for John Bowes on various matters relating to election administration: polling arrangements, state of the poll, canvassing, refusing to cast vote, voting objections etc., 21 June – 6 December 1841 and n.d. [1841]
D/St/C1/16/5224 papersLetters from John Bowes, Streatlam Castle, Richard Bowser, Bishop Auckland, T. Richardson, Barnard Castle and from Thomas Wheldon, Darlington, to Thomas Hepworth, Ely Place, London, the election agent in London for John Bowes, concerning various aspects of election campaign administration including arrangements for the transportation of voters from London, 5 – 6 July 1841
D/St/C1/16/5236 papersLetters from J. Burnett, Sunderland, G. Caldcleugh, Durham, Thomas Adamson, Sedgefield, R. Weymouth Hurrell, Barnard Castle, Whitfield Burnett, Shildon and from Thos. Adamson, Sedgefield, to William Brignal, solicitor, Durham, John Peacock, Bishop Auckland, Richard Bowser, Bishop Auckland, John Pease, George P. Harrison, Piercebridge and J. Dean, minor local election agents acting for John Bowes, on financial matters, principally concerning the settling of election expenses, 9 October 1841 – 24 October 1842
D/St/C1/16/5246 papersLetters from John Dean, Gerard Salvin, Burn Hall, J.M. Wood Peacock, John Roddam, Weardale, William Johnson, Frosterley and from Richard Bowser, Bishop Auckland, to R. Weymouth Hurrell [chairman of the Bowes Finance Committee], principally concerning election account business, 24 November 1841 – 22 October 1842
D/St/C1/16/525-5261845-1846
D/St/C1/16/5251 file, printedCopy of Register of the electors for the Southern Division of the County of Durham, 1845 – 1846
D/St/C1/16/5261 paper, printedPart of an address by John Bowes to his constituents concerning protective duties on agriculture, and public loans for drainage, 7 February 1846
D/St/C1/16/527-550Literary and artistic interests (including the Bowes Museum), 1869-1840sSee also Multiple and unidentified estate administration – inventories of possessions
D/St/C1/16/527-533Bowes Museum, 1845-1916See also Strathmore v Vane, Western and Glamis – 1885, Legal Cases and Disputes (Streatlam)
D/St/C1/16/5271 paperSummaries of museum account payments, 1869 – 1873
D/St/C1/16/5281 paper‘Estimates for the grand staircase for the Mansion and Museum at Barnard Castle’, October 1871
D/St/C1/16/5291 paperList of insurances on 99 cases of furniture and paintings at Streatlam Castle [for the Bowes Museum], March 1874
D/St/C1/16/5305 papers, 1 bookletCorrespondence between P. Cunliffe Owen, Director, South Kensington Museum [Science Museum], London SW, and the Director of the Bowes Museum relating to the loan of scientific apparatus for an exhibition about to be held at Kensington, with several enclosures, 17 February 1876
D/St/C1/16/5311 fileList of paintings removed from Streatlam to the Bowes Museum, December 1879
D/St/C1/16/532French, 1 paperDescription of an Italian painting by Domenico Capriolo [for the Bowes Museum], n.d. [1870s]
D/St/C1/16/5331 volume, printed, unboundHandbook to the Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, with a history and detailed description of the Museum and its contents, 1916
D/St/C1/16/534-543French books and extracts from French newspapers, 1752-1860s
D/St/C1/16/534French, 1 volume, card boundIdee de la Personne, de la maniere de vivre, & la Cour du Roi de Prusse, June 1752
D/St/C1/16/535French, 2 papers, printedNewspaper cutting, ‘Le Clerc de Rapporteur’, 3 – 4 October 1861
D/St/C1/16/536French, 91 papers, printedProse and plays taken from a French newspaper, October 1861 – September 1863
D/St/C1/16/537French, 2 papers, printedNewspaper cutting, ‘Les Brigands: Episodes de l’histoire contemporaine de Naples et des Etats romains’, 26 – 30 July 1862
D/St/C1/16/538French, 59 papers, printedNewspaper cuttings, ‘Jean Diable par Paul Feval’, 1 August – 7 November 1862
D/St/C1/16/539French, 4 papers, printedNewspaper cuttings, ‘Une Femme de Conseiller Au Parlement Au Dixseptieme Siecle’, 10 – 19 October 1862
D/St/C1/16/540French, 3 papers, printedNewspaper cuttings, ‘Souvenirs de la Justice Criminelle Sous Le Directoire: Le Faux Quaterne’, 31 October – 4 November 1802
D/St/C1/16/541French, 2 papers, printedNewspaper cutting, ‘Le Diner D’Un Premier President Du Parlement de Paris Au Seizieme Siecle’, 9 – 11 September 1864
D/St/C1/16/542French, 5 papers, printedNewspaper cuttings, ‘Le Chemins De La Vie par Alfred de Brehat’, 11 – 17 October, n.y. [1860s]
D/St/C1/16/543French, 9 papers, printedNewspaper cuttings, ‘La Famille Stauffen par Jacques Arnaud’, 12 – 21 September, n.y. [1860s]
D/St/C1/16/544-550Miscellaneous, 1819-1850s
D/St/C1/16/5441 fileDrawing book of John Bowes containing various country scenes, drawings of horses, etc., n.d. (watermark 1819)
D/St/C1/16/5451 volume, card bound‘The Old Maid or Barbrous Love, a Comedy in Two Acts’ [written by John Bowes], 14 September 1829
D/St/C1/16/5461 paper, printedCasts of ‘A Cure for the Heart-Ache’ and ‘Bombastes Furioso’ starring John Bowes, 17 December 1830
D/St/C1/16/5471 paperList of books purchased by John Bowes from the library of the late R. Surtees, esq., of Mainsforth, 1836
D/St/C1/16/5482 files‘The Devonshire Heiress, a farce in two Acts’ [written by John Bowes], n.d. [1830s]
D/St/C1/16/5493 files, printedThe Minstrel, a Selection of the most admired National Airs… for Simpson’s Improv’d patent double flageolet, in 3 parts, part 1 dedicated to John Bowes, by John Simpson, n.d. [1840s]
D/St/C1/16/5502 papersLists of French and Italian authors, written by John Bowes, n.d. [mid 19th c.]
D/St/C1/16/551-596Racing activities, 1835-1920
D/St/C1/16/551-586Accounts, 1835-1885
D/St/C1/16/551-555Miscellaneous accounts, 1835-1878
D/St/C1/16/5511 volume, card boundAccount of racing and stable receipts and expenditure, 9 February 1835 – 23 March 1837
D/St/C1/16/5522 papersAccounts of Frank Butler, jockey, with John Bowes for racing and stable expenditure and wages, 16 April 1853 – 1854
D/St/C1/16/5531 paperCopy account of Robert Hunter, Vane Arms Hotel, Stockton, with John Bowes for keep of men and horses during race meetings, August 1840 – August 1878
D/St/C1/16/5541 paperSummary of racing account ‘as rendered to Meeting’ showing racing and stable expenditure, 1872 – 1874
D/St/C1/16/5552 papersAccounts of James Perrer, trainer, with John Bowes for wages and boys’ board, 6 April 1874 – 6 July 1875
D/St/C1/16/556-573John Bowes’ accounts with C. and J. Weatherby, 1843-1877
D/St/C1/16/5561 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, sub-scriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, April 1843 – February 1847
D/St/C1/16/5571 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, April 1847 – October 1849
D/St/C1/16/5581 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, November 1849 – 1852
D/St/C1/16/5591 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, December 1853 – December 1856
D/St/C1/16/5601 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, April – December 1857
D/St/C1/16/5611 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – December 1858
D/St/C1/16/5621 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, April 1859 – December 1860
D/St/C1/16/5631 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, May 1861 – August 1862
D/St/C1/16/5641 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, August – October 1862
D/St/C1/16/5651 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, March – November 1863
D/St/C1/16/5661 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, December 1863 – December 1864
D/St/C1/16/5671 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – October 1865
D/St/C1/16/5681 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – October 1866
D/St/C1/16/5691 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – October 1867
D/St/C1/16/5701 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – October 1868
D/St/C1/16/5711 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, April – December 1869
D/St/C1/16/5721 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, May – October 1870
D/St/C1/16/5731 volume, vellum bound‘John Bowes in account with C. and J. Weatherby’ detailing expenditure on horse duties, subscriptions, etc. and stakes and winners; arranged by race meeting, January – December 1877
D/St/C1/16/574-575‘Training Accounts’, 1845-1878
D/St/C1/16/57426 files and 8 papers‘Training account and bills’; Account of John Scott (and his executors) with John Bowes for racing and stable expenditure, arranged by horse, 1845 – 1872
D/St/C1/16/5757 files‘Training accounts’; Account of John H. Peart with John Bowes for racing and stable expenditure, arranged by horse, 1872 – 1878
D/St/C1/16/576-580John H. Peart’s Accounts, 1879-1884
D/St/C1/16/5761 volume, leather half boundAccounts of John H. Peart with John Bowes for race meeting expenditure, 18 February – 24 December 1879, and account of Ralph John Dent’s receipts and expenditure for the Malton stables, 14 December 1879 – 6 June 1887
D/St/C1/16/5771 volume, card bound, 8 files and 18 papersAccounts of John H. Peart with John Bowes for race meeting expenditure, with vouchers, 29 March 1880 – 31 December 1881
D/St/C1/16/57831 papers and 3 filesAccounts of John H. Peart with John Bowes for race meeting expenditure with vouchers, January 1882 – July 1883
D/St/C1/16/5791 volume, card boundAccount of John H. Peart with John Bowes for race meeting expenditure, with details of performances of the Wold Cottage Stud, 9 February 1882 – 6 March 1884
D/St/C1/16/5801 fileAccount of John H. Peart with John Bowes for race meeting expenditure, with details of performances of the Wold Cottage Stud, 12 April – 14 October 1884
D/St/C1/16/581-586‘Malton Accounts and Vouchers’, 1879-1885
D/St/C1/16/58131 papers‘Malton Accounts’ comprising vouchers for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, with covering letters to Ralph John Dent, January 1879 – January 1880
D/St/C1/16/58227 papers and 3 files‘Malton Vouchers’ for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, February – March 1880
D/St/C1/16/58343 papers and 4 files‘Malton Vouchers’ for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, April – December 1880
D/St/C1/16/58486 papers and 1 file‘Malton Vouchers’ for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, January – December 1881
D/St/C1/16/585100 papers and 5 files‘Malton Vouchers’ for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, January – December 1882, July 1883
D/St/C1/16/58668 papers and 8 files‘Malton Vouchers’ for various expenses relating to the racehorses and stables, January – December 1884, December 1885
D/St/C1/16/587-589Memoranda, 1839-1853
D/St/C1/16/5871 volume, leather boundJohn Bowes’ betting books for the Derby, St. Leger, Cesarewitch, etc., detailing the horses on which the bets are laid, the sums bet and the persons with whom the bets are made, 1839 – 1843
D/St/C1/16/5881 file and 33 papersJohn Bowes’ betting books for the Derby, St. Leger, Cesarewitch, etc., detailing the horses on which the bets are laid, the sums bet and the persons with whom the bets are made, 1843 – 1844
D/St/C1/16/5891 volume, leather boundJohn Bowes’ betting books for the Derby, St. Leger, Cesarewitch, etc., detailing the horses on which the bets are laid, the sums bet and the persons with whom the bets are made, 1844 – 1853
D/St/C1/16/590-596Miscellaneous, 1832-1920
D/St/C1/16/5901 item, in boxHorseshoe with blue and white ribbons, with paper horseshoe and message ‘… May luck never leave the Horse shoe, Whilst Bowes has his battle to fight … Iron courage vanquished foes, Heart and honour brought in Bowes’, 18 – 28 December 1832
D/St/C1/16/5911 paperMemorandum that Valentine Heaviside will enter a mare named Ceres in the ‘Plough and Harrows’ colours (race not specified), 20 August 1833
D/St/C1/16/5921 paperReceipt of John Scott for his £600 moiety of ‘Hetman Platoff’, 20 June 1840
D/St/C1/16/5931 paperList of John Bowes’ winners in 1864 with the names of the stable lads, 1864
D/St/C1/16/5942 papers, printedStud card of ‘Westwick’ and ‘The Spy’ at Mr. J. Pearson’s, Cross Keys, Drighouses, York, both bred by John Bowes, 1871
D/St/C1/16/5951 file and 1 paperAssignment of John H. Peart’s goods to John Bowes to secure £3,000 and interest with certificate of registration in Queen’s Bench and authorisation of J. Holmes to John H. Peart to hold property assigned to John Bowes, 12 January 1876 – 12 March 1879
D/St/C1/16/5968 papers, printedArticle by Charles Richardson of Land’s End, East Molesey on light horse breeding, citing John Bowes’ stud at Streatlam, n.d. [c.1920]
D/St/C1/16/597-607Miscellaneous, 1829-1876
D/St/C1/16/5971 file, printed‘Livre de poste’, Hotel de Belle Vue, Brussels, containing Saints Days, details of postal administration, etc., 1829
D/St/C1/16/598French, 1 file, printedGuide to Brussels, with plan, 1830
D/St/C1/16/5991 paperAppointment of John Bowes of Streatlam Castle as Lieutenant Colonel in the Durham Militia, 14 September 1835
D/St/C1/16/6002 papersPetition by the inhabitants of Lune and Holwick township [to John Bowes] for his support for the removal of Laithe chapel and the erection of two chapels in Lunedale and Holwick Village, n.d. [1836]
D/St/C1/16/6011 paper, printedNotice of Darlington Agricultural Association’s exhibition of stock and awards, Vice-President John Bowes, 8 October 1838
D/St/C1/16/6021 paper, printedNotice of Smithfield Club Christmas stock show to be held on 14th – 17th December 1838, sent to John Bowes, 1838
D/St/C1/16/6031 volume, leather boundCopy letter book containing correspondence between Alexander William Kinglake (friend of John Bowes), E.M. Fitzgerald and their seconds concerning their intended duel, 21 February – 9 March 1846
D/St/C1/16/6041 paper, printed‘Superior Posting from York to Paris’ giving distances and journey, n.d. [mid 19th c.]
D/St/C1/16/60511 papers, some in French and GermanLetters from various people to Josephine Bowes (and replies) concerning staff, and plants for Gibside, 16 October 1852 – 11 July 1871
D/St/C1/16/6068 papersPetition presented to John Bowes by inhabitants of Cotherstone, Lartington and neighbourhood complaining about their problems in attending Church of England services. They state that Romaldkirk Church is too far away, that there is no church in Cotherstone, only dissenting chapels, and that they do not want to pay tithe rent charges to the rector of Romaldkirk when they cannot attend his Church; they ask for their own church in or near Cotherstone, 26 April 1876
D/St/C1/16/6071 paperJournal of [John Bowes] visit to Alnwick Castle, n.d. [19th c.]

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