Catalogue description Notes on a letter from Mr Balfour about the Cust case
This record is held by London University: London School of Economics, The Women's Library
Reference: | 7MGF/A/2/133 |
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Title: | Notes on a letter from Mr Balfour about the Cust case |
Description: |
Manuscript note: '2nd para p.11 Notes on Mr Balfour's letter. I personally if I had a vote would not support a man of this kind. But it is for the electors of N Manchester to judge whether such a man can be considered fairly representative of them. P.13: 'Even the poor consolations of a libel action' etc because they have not been libelled. HC might enjoy these consolations: I know lawyers say that my communication was 'privileged'; but if his object is to clear his character rather than obtain damages a libel action would server his purpose if he is innocent.' On the reverse: 'Authorities: a relative of the Wyndhams, a cousin of Mrs Cust's, two connections of the Brownlows; Lady Maude Wolmer: 'a proper going scoundrel'. |
Date: | c.1894 |
Held by: | London University: London School of Economics, The Women's Library, not available at The National Archives |
Language: | English |
Physical description: | 1 item |
Custodial history: |
Originally found between items 99 and 100, 21 Apr 1997 |
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