Inventory of the Stanley Archives (PDF - 1,9

320. Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “A beautiful letter, on his
longings and aspirations” (D.T.), Pau, 03-01-1893
321. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, “my shortcomings to you (…) are so
remediable”, about her alleged crossness with him, s.l., [January 1893]
322. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, mentioning a possible resignation of the
Government, [London], 05-01-1893
323. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, begging of him to continue his election
campaign, “once in the House you would do great service to Africa”, London,
[06]-[01-1893?]
324. Letter [copy by Dorothy] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, explaining his opinion
on the Mission to Uganda, Bayonne, 07-01-1893
“Sent to Mr. Gladstone on the 10 th January 93” - Dorothy Tennant
325. Letter from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, about his visit to the Cimetière Anglaise,
Bayonne, 07-01-1893
326. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, begging him to electioneer, s.l., 09-01-
1893
Enclosed newspaper cutting: “Sudden death of Surgeon [Thomas H.] Parke’s father”
327. Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “In which he speaks of the
horror he has of standing for Parliament” (D.T.), Biarritz, 10-01-1893 [with a
comment by Dorothy on her mistake to press Stanley to go the Parliament]
328. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, about the “horror” of Stanley’s last
election campaign, s.l., 13-01-1893
329. Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “Announces return, and
expresses his determination not to canvass personally, and his abhorrence of
the practice” (D.T.), Biarritz, 15-01-1893
330. Two letters [one with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, the second
mentioning an unpleasant letter from Arthur J. Mounteney-Jephson, London,
11-10 and 12-10-1893
331. Letter from Dorothy Tennant to HMS, regarding the criticism towards him by
Thomas H. Parke and Arthur Mounteney-Jephson, “outwardly you appear
indifferent sometimes”, s.l., 13-10-1893
332. Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “On being charged by
[Arthur J. Mounteney-] Jephson with not showing sufficient sympathy. Shows
these accusations to be injust” (D.T.), London, 14-10-1893
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