Inventory of the Stanley Archives (PDF - 1,9

195. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, description of Ramsgate, his visit to the
cemetery, Ramsgate, 17-03-1886
196. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, describing the Mediterranean shore, his
convalescence, his being softened, Nice, 29-03-1886
197. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, on Stanley’s art of writing, her becoming
anti-Home Rule, London, 03-04-1886
198. Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, describing his
“disappointing” visit to Florence, Florence, 06-04-1886
199. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, on Dorothy’s conversion to anti-Home
Rule, attacking Gladstone’s “egotism”, his impression of Rome, a visit to the
Catacombs, Rome, 10-04-1886
200. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, regarding the debate in Parliament about
Home Rule, explaining his opposition to Home Rule, criticising Gladstone, on
his health condition, Naples, 19-04-1886
201. Letter [in envelop] from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, giving her opinion on Home
Rule, defending Gladstone’s achievements in the past, Glamorgan, 28-04-1886
202. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him for a lunch, London, 31-[04-
1886]
203. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, replying to Dorothy’s defence of
Gladstone, on his stay in Italy, Paris, 02-05-1886
204. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him for a lunch, London, 17-05-
[1886]
205. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him to see the firemen drill at
Southwark, London, 24-05-1886
206. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him to see the firemen drill at
Southwark, London, [May 1886]
207. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “we will put off going to the Fire
Brigade”, London, [May 1886]
208. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, replying to her invitation to luncheon,
confidential revelations made to him by Phil Robinson, London, 01-06-1886
209. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, inviting him to come tomorrow, “I don’t
care about Phil Robinson’s troubles”, London, 02-06-[1886]
210. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, revealing his love towards her (“I am
poor, helpless, trembling”), appealing to her “for the simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’”,
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