...introductory blog post and this video. In this blog post, Dr Katie Carpenter examines two letters written to Caroline, as Princess of Wales, by King George III, and her husband,...
...introductory blog post and this video. In a blog post earlier this year, Dr Katie Carpenter examined three petitions, in support of Caroline, sent to the House of Lords in...
...Parliamentary Archives collection. One of our records is a letter from Percy Elland, editor at the Evening Standard, to media mogul and politician Lord Beaverbrook. It reveals the news that...
...been to digitise this archive and make the images available on our online catalogue. The negatives, comprising images of the Palace of Westminster, were originally created for a 1905 publication...
...social media. Tim digitising the Protestation Returns The digitisation project work we do is essential to the Parliamentary Archives’ aim to increase online access to our collections and we have...
...over ‘fake news’ which makes working to establish trust in an archive (especially a digital one) all the more important. Who said: ‘It is a capital mistake to theorize before...
...been concerns over ‘fake news’ which makes working to establish trust in an archive (especially a digital one) all the more important. Who said: ‘It is a capital mistake to...
...his deputy “scratching and abusing them” and taking Breres’ hat and sword. Breres tried to explain to Harbert several times about the warrant he was charged to deliver but Harbert...
...Directory as Indian rubber manufacturers. They produced India-rubber valves and also hose pipes for the fire brigade! A detail of Tuck & Co. from the Farmer collection c.1905 The Central...
...died on 21 May 1471, according to a contemporary chronicle of the time, called the Historie of the arrivall of Edward IV, upon hearing the news of his son’s death....
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