Inventory of the Stanley Archives (PDF - 1,9

2.6.2. Charles Coombe Tennant
431. Letter from Charles Coombe Tennant to HMS, on the occasion of Stanley’s
engagement with Dorothy, London, 15-05-1890
2.6.3. Myers family
432. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, “I wish so much you were coming to see
us”, Cambridge, 28-03-1894
433. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, on Stanley having sacked his servant
Hawkes, St. Leonards, 19-05-1895
434. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, “we never expected Leo to get ‘Remove!’”,
Cambridge, 27-06-1895
435. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, about Stanley “feeling annoyed and
irritated at certain accidents and mistakes, unreasonable extravagances by
Muirhead”, Cambridge, 16-10-1899
436. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, “Fred has a small sum (…) to invest”,
about Stanley getting rid of “that idle boy Sandy”, Cambridge, 17-09-1900
437. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, about Leo and Randy (little dog) coming,
Cambridge, s.d.
438. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, regarding Stanley’s letter about Leo, about
a séance, Cambridge, s.d.
439. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, concerning Stanley’s gardeners,
Cambridge, s.d.
440. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, about her son Leo not accepting to go to
Richmond Terrace, St. Leonards, s.d.
441. Letter from Eveleen Myers to HMS, “I feel shocked to have been the
involuntary cause of turning you out of R.T. [Richmond Terrace]”, London, 13-
10-1910 (sic)
442. Letter from Frederic W. H. Myers to HMS, “you will be welcomed as a
brother”, London, 16-05-1890
443. Letter from Frederic W. H. Myers to HMS, inviting him to a dinner at the
Windsor Hotel, Cambridge, 22-10-1890
444. Letter from Frederic W. H. Myers to HMS, regarding the dinner at the Windsor
Hotel, Cambridge, 25-10-1890
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