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KMAN1 - Records of the Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle
- A - Papers of the Montagu family: Accession 1 Papers
  - 10 - Original Catalogue: M10
    - 20 - Mixed letters, mostly relating to the 6th Duke of Manchester, his wife Millicent Duchess of Manchester and her mother, Lady Olivia Sparrow
      - A - Letters from Lord Mandeville [George, future 6th Duke of Manchester] to his wife, Viscountess Mandeville [Millicent Sparrow], mostly written to her while she was convalescing on the continent with their children

RefNo	KMAN1/A/10/20/A/3
AltRefNo	M10/20A/3
Title	Letter to Millicent, Lady Mandeville, from her husband, Lord Mandeville, London
Description	Addressed to Millicent in Nice [France]. Does now know where to pay Verity's money nor the sum. Recounts the Orange Institution going before the house of commons, Peel and Studley behaved well but Shaw "acted quite the part of a traitor". Needs a valet as he can't speak French. Been invited to Ireland after Easter, hopes to make for Nice by train soon so they can can have an early meet. Grieved to hear abour Mr Laughling. Thought Freddy had something wrong around his navel. Compliments her picture of the family arrangements by Domenico (?). Warns her to be guarded in her conversations with La Croix about papists. Her mother [Olivia Sparrow] and William Bentick are living together in 30 Albermale Street, will likely see more of her now but not seen her yet. Closes with a hymn.
Date	24 February 1836
CreatorName	The Montagu family of Kimbolton Castle: estate and family papers
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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Code	PersonName	Dates
P/0076	Montagu; Sir; George (1799-1855); 6th Duke of Manchester (1843-1855); of Kimbolton Castle	1799-1855
P/0084	Montagu (nee Sparrow); Millicent (1798-1848); Duchess of Manchester (1843-1848); of Kimbolton Castle	1798-1848
P/0066	Bernard Sparrow (nee Acheson); Lady; Olivia (c.1775-1863); of Brampton Park	c.1775-1863

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