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1. Letter from Robert H. Scott (Meteorological Office, 116 Victoria Street, London S.W.) to ?, regarding the sale coins found near the Hill of Down.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributor:: Scott, Robert Henry, 1833–1916

2. Postcard from F.alconer Madan (St. Mary’s Entry, Oxford) to William Frazer, thanking him for his assistance with research on "an early Bradshaw".


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Madan, Falconer, 1851-1935

3. Letter from Robert H. Scott (Meteorological Office, 116 Victoria Street, London S.W) to William Frazer, giving information on the provenance of a find of coins.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Scott, Robert Henry, 1833–1916 — Frazer, William, 1813-1898

4. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Renaud, Frank

5. Letter from T. K. Abbott (Trinity College Dublin) to William Frazer, enquiring about a note by George? Petrie on "the harp called Brian Boroihue’s".


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Abbott, T. K.

6. Letter from John Gwynn (Alderley Lodge, Cheshire) to William Frazer, hoping that "the little Syriac Testament", which Frazer had loaned to Gwynn, has been returned safely.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Gwynn, John

7. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Renaud, Frank

8. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Renaud, Frank

9. Letter from Assheton Pownall (New Athenaeum Club, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, London S.W.) to William Frazer, regarding a testoon which Pownall will exhibit that evening.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Pownall, Assheton

10. Letter from J. G. V. Porter (Shelbourne Hotel) to William Frazer, regarding Mr. McSwiney and the return of a pamphlet.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Porter, J. G .V.

11. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, describing the features of a discovery made by his ploughman, which Rice thinks may be a grave.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Rice, R. J.

12. Letter from Miller Christy (Pryors, Broomfield, Nr Chelmsford) to William Frazer, thanking him for information and references to articles, which he will look up at the British Museum.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Christy, Miller

13. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, regarding the origins of a circular stone and describing an "old Fort" rath in North County Kerry.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Rice, R. J.

14. Letter from Joseph Wright (39 Duncan Street, Cork) to William Hellier Baily, mainly concerning rows of interambulacra in the genus Palachinus.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Wright, Joseph — Baily, William Hellier, 1819-1888

15. Letter from Robert H. Scott (6 Elm Park Gardens, London S.W.) to William Frazer, thanking him for the references to his papers.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Scott, Robert Henry, 1833–1916

16. Letter from W. H. D. Haggard (Huntington Castle, Clonegal) to William Frazer (Harcourt Street, Dublin), regarding an enquiry about Chinese seals.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Haggard, William Henry Doveton, 1846-1926

17. Letter from J. W.? Stubbs (Drumiskin House, Castlebellingham) to William Frazer, replying to Frazer’s query about marked stones; and describing other stones with runic characters, at a wall near Blackstaff National School.


Type/Formats:: Text — StillImage — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Stubbs, F. W.

18. Letter from Walter Fitzgerald (Kilkea Castle, Mageney) to William Frazer, concerning the origin of coins he had sent Frazer.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — FitzGerald, Lord Walter, 1858-1923

19. Letter from Sir Montague Chapman (Killua Castle, Clonmellon, County Meath) to William Frazer, making arrangements for Frazer to inspect an unspecified ornament.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Chapman, Montague, Sir

20. Letter from Sir Montague Chapman (Leenane, County Galway) to William Frazer, inviting Frazer to inspect an unspecified ornament.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Chapman, Montague, Sir

21. Letter from J. H. ? Scott (Delgany) to Robert H. Scott, giving information on the provenance of a find of coins in her locality.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Scott, Robert Henry, 1833–1916 — Scott, [J. H.]

22. Letter from E. Denning (Superintendent of the Galleries, Fine Art Department, Irish Exhibition, London) to William Frazer, congratulating Frazer on his collection of autographs and prints.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Denning, E.

23. Letter from Richard A. Hoblyn (Exchequer & Audit Department, Somerset House) to William Frazer, thanking him for a copy of Frazer's paper on the testoons of Henry VIII and giving details on a Bristol testoon, from the Cuff Collection.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Hoblyn, Richard Armstrong

24. Letter from Joseph Anderson (Society of Antiquaries of Scotland) to William Frazer, seeking Frazer’s help in tracking a missing seal of the Campbells of Craignish.


Type/Formats:: Text — StillImage — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Anderson, Joseph

25. Letter from Edward A. Bond to William Frazer, concerning the continuation of catalogues to the Royal Irish Academy.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Bond, Sir Edward Augustus, 1815-1898

26. Letter and two memoranda from C.? W. Quin (Ballyornan) to William Monck Mason (Kildare Street, Dublin), concerning the earthen vessel uncovered on November 1796, at Mr. Chas Quin’s Farm, Ballyornan, Parish of Powerscourt, Co. Wicklow.


Type/Formats:: Text — StillImage — Correspondence
Contributors:: Mason, William Monck, 1775-1859 — Quin, [C.?] W.

27. Letter from J. H. Hessels (Cambridge) to William Frazer, mainly seeking more information on Hugh Cuffe, the founder of the family of the Earl of Desart.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Hessels, J. H.

28. Letter from the Marquis of Lorne (Inveraray) to William Frazer, concerning "The Legend of the Throwing of the Ball of Fat at the Charging Boar", which is told in Glenshee.


Type/Formats:: Text — StillImage — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Lorne, John George Edward Henry Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Marquess of, 1845-1914

29. Testimonial letter from Alexander Carte (Royal Dublin Society) to William Frazer (124 Stephen's Green), in support of Frazer's application for an unidentified chair.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Carte, Alexander

30. Letter from Robert Paterson (Constitution Street, Leith) to William Frazer (Dublin), regarding research papers on the late fever epidemic in Dublin.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Paterson, Robert

31. Letter from Thomas Olden (Ballyclough, Mallow) to William Frazer, regarding Olden's "History of the Church of Ireland"; and a belief in the existence of an island in the Atlantic, referred to by Washington Irving.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Olden, Thomas

32. Memorandum by H. Pakenham Walsh (The Palace Kilkenny), giving details of a tibia and one of the Dunmore Caves, where it was found.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributor:: Pakenham Walsh, H.

33. Letter from T. K. Abbott (Trinity College Library, Dublin) to William Frazer, regarding references to articles in "Scottish Antiquaries’ Proceedings" and a paper by George? Petrie in "Bunting’s Ancient Music".


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Abbott, T. K.

34. Letter from E. M. Thompson (Principal Librarian, British Museum) to William Frazer, acknowledging the presentation by Frazer of "A Series of Papers on Irish Medals".


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Thompson, E. M. — British Museum

35. Letter from Marcus M. Hartog (5 Roseneath, Cork) to William Frazer, requesting biographical information on Kirwan, on behalf of his brother, P. J. Hartog.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Hartog, Marcus M.

36. Letter from J. Edenburgen (Lynn House, Gillsland Road, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, concerning the miniatures of the Queen Margaret Gospel Book and its reproduction, sponsored by the Marquis of Bute.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Edenburgen, J.

37. Letter from John Evans (Nash Mills, Hemel Hempstead) to William Frazer, providing Frazer with references in various numismatic publications to the medal inscribed ‘PROVINCIA CONNAGH’.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Evans, John (numismatist)

38. Letter from Horatio Robinson Storer (Newport, Rhode Island) to William Frazer, regarding the "Thompson" medals and the medal of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; and Robinson Storer's work on the numismatic history of medicine.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Storer, Horatio Robinson, 1830-1922

39. Letter from E. Murphy (Kenmare, County Kerry) to William Maunsell Hennessy (Record Office, Four Courts), describing Murphy's study of Irish language and place names.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Hennessy, William Maunsell, 1829-1889 — Murphy, E.

40. Letter from William Turner (6 Eton Terrace, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, advising Frazer on the best sources for obtaining scientific instruments.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Turner, Wm. (William), Sir, 1832-1916

41. Letter from Horatio Robinson Storer (Newport, Rhode Island) to William Frazer, regarding "the Robertson" medal and that of the Manchester infirmary.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Storer, Horatio Robinson, 1830-1922

42. Letter from R. J. Rice (Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, concerning the characteristics of the raths in the area and giving details of one in the townland of Dromkeen East.


Type/Formats:: Text — StillImage — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Rice, R. J.

43. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, regarding his attempt to visit the rath at Dromkeen East and describing other raths in the area.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Rice, R. J.

44. Letter from C. A. Briggs (20 Bernard Street, Russell Court, London) to William Frazer, insisting on personal access to the minutes of the "General Fund".


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Briggs, C. A.

45. Letter from Lili Stacpoole (Warwick Crescent, Maida Hill, London) to William Frazer, concerning her application for the commission from the Royal Irish Academy to paint the portrait of Sir Samuel Ferguson.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Stacpoole, Lili, artist

46. Letter from Lili Stacpoole (Warwick Crescent, Maida Hill, London) to William Frazer, proposing a fee for the commission from the Royal Irish Academy to paint the portrait of Sir Samuel Ferguson.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Stacpoole, Lili

47. Letter from D. Plunket to William Frazer, regretting that he cannot support Frazer's claim for the office of Deputy Keeper of the Rolls.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Plunket, D.

48. Letter from Robert Munro (48 Manor Place, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, explaining that he was unaware of Frazer's work on the bronze sickles of Ireland, in preparing his own work on the evolution of man.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Munro, Robert, 1835-1920

49. Letter from Robert Munro (48 Manor Place, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, concerning five gold fibulae lately discovered in the south of Ireland.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Munro, Robert, 1835-1920

50. Letter from Martin A. S. Hume (Cavendish Mansions, Portland Place, London W.) to William Frazer, thanking him for his identification of "McGlanogh’s Castle" MacClancy's Castle on Lough Melvin.


Type/Formats:: Text — Correspondence
Contributors:: Frazer, William, 1813-1898 — Hume, Martin Andrew Sharp, 1843–1910

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1. Letter from Robert H. Scott (Meteorological Office, 116 Victoria Street, London S.W.) to ?, regarding the sale coins found near the Hill of Down.

2. Postcard from F.alconer Madan (St. Mary’s Entry, Oxford) to William Frazer, thanking him for his assistance with research on "an early Bradshaw".

3. Letter from Robert H. Scott (Meteorological Office, 116 Victoria Street, London S.W) to William Frazer, giving information on the provenance of a find of coins.

4. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.

5. Letter from T. K. Abbott (Trinity College Dublin) to William Frazer, enquiring about a note by George? Petrie on "the harp called Brian Boroihue’s".

6. Letter from John Gwynn (Alderley Lodge, Cheshire) to William Frazer, hoping that "the little Syriac Testament", which Frazer had loaned to Gwynn, has been returned safely.

7. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.

8. Letter from Frank Renaud (18 Barton Arcade, Deansgate, Manchester) to William Frazer, mainly concerning the loan and exchange of traced copies of encaustic tiles.

9. Letter from Assheton Pownall (New Athenaeum Club, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall, London S.W.) to William Frazer, regarding a testoon which Pownall will exhibit that evening.

10. Letter from J. G. V. Porter (Shelbourne Hotel) to William Frazer, regarding Mr. McSwiney and the return of a pamphlet.

11. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, describing the features of a discovery made by his ploughman, which Rice thinks may be a grave.

12. Letter from Miller Christy (Pryors, Broomfield, Nr Chelmsford) to William Frazer, thanking him for information and references to articles, which he will look up at the British Museum.

13. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, regarding the origins of a circular stone and describing an "old Fort" rath in North County Kerry.

14. Letter from Joseph Wright (39 Duncan Street, Cork) to William Hellier Baily, mainly concerning rows of interambulacra in the genus Palachinus.

15. Letter from Robert H. Scott (6 Elm Park Gardens, London S.W.) to William Frazer, thanking him for the references to his papers.

16. Letter from W. H. D. Haggard (Huntington Castle, Clonegal) to William Frazer (Harcourt Street, Dublin), regarding an enquiry about Chinese seals.

17. Letter from J. W.? Stubbs (Drumiskin House, Castlebellingham) to William Frazer, replying to Frazer’s query about marked stones; and describing other stones with runic characters, at a wall near Blackstaff National School.

18. Letter from Walter Fitzgerald (Kilkea Castle, Mageney) to William Frazer, concerning the origin of coins he had sent Frazer.

19. Letter from Sir Montague Chapman (Killua Castle, Clonmellon, County Meath) to William Frazer, making arrangements for Frazer to inspect an unspecified ornament.

20. Letter from Sir Montague Chapman (Leenane, County Galway) to William Frazer, inviting Frazer to inspect an unspecified ornament.

21. Letter from J. H. ? Scott (Delgany) to Robert H. Scott, giving information on the provenance of a find of coins in her locality.

22. Letter from E. Denning (Superintendent of the Galleries, Fine Art Department, Irish Exhibition, London) to William Frazer, congratulating Frazer on his collection of autographs and prints.

23. Letter from Richard A. Hoblyn (Exchequer & Audit Department, Somerset House) to William Frazer, thanking him for a copy of Frazer's paper on the testoons of Henry VIII and giving details on a Bristol testoon, from the Cuff Collection.

24. Letter from Joseph Anderson (Society of Antiquaries of Scotland) to William Frazer, seeking Frazer’s help in tracking a missing seal of the Campbells of Craignish.

25. Letter from Edward A. Bond to William Frazer, concerning the continuation of catalogues to the Royal Irish Academy.

26. Letter and two memoranda from C.? W. Quin (Ballyornan) to William Monck Mason (Kildare Street, Dublin), concerning the earthen vessel uncovered on November 1796, at Mr. Chas Quin’s Farm, Ballyornan, Parish of Powerscourt, Co. Wicklow.

27. Letter from J. H. Hessels (Cambridge) to William Frazer, mainly seeking more information on Hugh Cuffe, the founder of the family of the Earl of Desart.

28. Letter from the Marquis of Lorne (Inveraray) to William Frazer, concerning "The Legend of the Throwing of the Ball of Fat at the Charging Boar", which is told in Glenshee.

29. Testimonial letter from Alexander Carte (Royal Dublin Society) to William Frazer (124 Stephen's Green), in support of Frazer's application for an unidentified chair.

30. Letter from Robert Paterson (Constitution Street, Leith) to William Frazer (Dublin), regarding research papers on the late fever epidemic in Dublin.

31. Letter from Thomas Olden (Ballyclough, Mallow) to William Frazer, regarding Olden's "History of the Church of Ireland"; and a belief in the existence of an island in the Atlantic, referred to by Washington Irving.

32. Memorandum by H. Pakenham Walsh (The Palace Kilkenny), giving details of a tibia and one of the Dunmore Caves, where it was found.

33. Letter from T. K. Abbott (Trinity College Library, Dublin) to William Frazer, regarding references to articles in "Scottish Antiquaries’ Proceedings" and a paper by George? Petrie in "Bunting’s Ancient Music".

34. Letter from E. M. Thompson (Principal Librarian, British Museum) to William Frazer, acknowledging the presentation by Frazer of "A Series of Papers on Irish Medals".

35. Letter from Marcus M. Hartog (5 Roseneath, Cork) to William Frazer, requesting biographical information on Kirwan, on behalf of his brother, P. J. Hartog.

36. Letter from J. Edenburgen (Lynn House, Gillsland Road, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, concerning the miniatures of the Queen Margaret Gospel Book and its reproduction, sponsored by the Marquis of Bute.

37. Letter from John Evans (Nash Mills, Hemel Hempstead) to William Frazer, providing Frazer with references in various numismatic publications to the medal inscribed ‘PROVINCIA CONNAGH’.

38. Letter from Horatio Robinson Storer (Newport, Rhode Island) to William Frazer, regarding the "Thompson" medals and the medal of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem; and Robinson Storer's work on the numismatic history of medicine.

39. Letter from E. Murphy (Kenmare, County Kerry) to William Maunsell Hennessy (Record Office, Four Courts), describing Murphy's study of Irish language and place names.

40. Letter from William Turner (6 Eton Terrace, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, advising Frazer on the best sources for obtaining scientific instruments.

41. Letter from Horatio Robinson Storer (Newport, Rhode Island) to William Frazer, regarding "the Robertson" medal and that of the Manchester infirmary.

42. Letter from R. J. Rice (Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, concerning the characteristics of the raths in the area and giving details of one in the townland of Dromkeen East.

43. Letter from R. J. Rice (Bushmount, Lixnaw, County Kerry) to William Frazer, regarding his attempt to visit the rath at Dromkeen East and describing other raths in the area.

44. Letter from C. A. Briggs (20 Bernard Street, Russell Court, London) to William Frazer, insisting on personal access to the minutes of the "General Fund".

45. Letter from Lili Stacpoole (Warwick Crescent, Maida Hill, London) to William Frazer, concerning her application for the commission from the Royal Irish Academy to paint the portrait of Sir Samuel Ferguson.

46. Letter from Lili Stacpoole (Warwick Crescent, Maida Hill, London) to William Frazer, proposing a fee for the commission from the Royal Irish Academy to paint the portrait of Sir Samuel Ferguson.

47. Letter from D. Plunket to William Frazer, regretting that he cannot support Frazer's claim for the office of Deputy Keeper of the Rolls.

48. Letter from Robert Munro (48 Manor Place, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, explaining that he was unaware of Frazer's work on the bronze sickles of Ireland, in preparing his own work on the evolution of man.

49. Letter from Robert Munro (48 Manor Place, Edinburgh) to William Frazer, concerning five gold fibulae lately discovered in the south of Ireland.

50. Letter from Martin A. S. Hume (Cavendish Mansions, Portland Place, London W.) to William Frazer, thanking him for his identification of "McGlanogh’s Castle" MacClancy's Castle on Lough Melvin.