Letter from Anne Rickman, 12 July 1838

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Letter from Anne Rickman to Thomas Manning. She hopes that Manning's stay in Bath is benefitting him. She then gives her opinion of Queen Victoria's coronation and describes how her sister Frances organised a procession of 900 school children and laid the foundation stone for a new school room. Frances has taken possession of the new vicarage. They have visited Mr & Mrs Payne at Kingston (see TM/6/11). She is looking at the Life of Wilberforce. She currently has a lady staying with her who draw very well and take lessons in Anatomy from William Mulready (1 April 1786 – 7 July 1863) whose picture at the Royal Academy, All the World's a Stage, has just sold for £2000. Dated 12 July (1838). Handwritten, 1 piece, 4 sides

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Victoria, Queen of Great Britain 1819-1901 -- 1819-1901

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Manning , Thomas . ( 1772-1840 ) Chinese scholar, Traveller. First Englishman to Lhasa, Tibet

Mulready , William . ( 1786 – 1863 ) Painter

Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Thomas Manning, Chinese Scholar, First English visitor to Lhasa, TibetTM

Correspondence between Thomas Manning and his familyTM/1

Correspondence between Thomas Manning and his early friendsTM/2

Correspondence during Manning's time in FranceTM/3

Other Correspondence pre-dating Manning's time in ChinaTM/4

Correspondence with Thomas Manning during his time in China and IndiaTM/5

Correspondence post Thomas Manning's time in ChinaTM/6

Correspondence with the East India CompanyTM/6/1

Draft of a letter from Thomas Manning to the Editor of the Quarterly ReviewTM/6/2

Letters from the Editor of the Pamphleteer, 1818TM/6/3

Draft letters from Thomas Manning to Edward Charles DonneTM/6/4

Letter from Sarah Burney to Thomas Manning, 9 May 1820TM/6/5

Letter from J W T Nixon regarding patents, 20 October 1822TM/6/6

Letters from Thomas Manning to "My Lord Duke" concerning Letters of Introduction, 1827TM/6/7

Letters of Introduction for Thomas Manning from Capitaine CucchiTM/6/8

Invitation from Lady Drummond to Thomas ManningTM/6/9

Correspondence from Augustus [Trestner]TM/6/10

Letters of Introduction from Thomas Manning from [Du Tressne]TM/6/11

Letter from [R Garhamn]TM/6/12

Letter from [Robert Morrison] to Thomas Manning from Macao, 11 February 1832TM/6/13

Correspondence from Sarah Payne to Thomas ManningTM/6/14

Correspondence with the Rickman SistersTM/6/15

Letter from Frances Rickman, 8 November 1834TM/6/15/1

Letter from Frances Rickman, 24 November 1834TM/6/15/2

Letter from Anne Rickman, 12 July 1838TM/6/15/3

Letter from Anne Rickman, 11 April [1840]TM/6/15/4

Cover paper with words Miss RickmanTM/6/15/5

Draft letter from Thomas Manning to EllisTM/6/16

Draft Letter from Thomas Manning to "Gentlemen" concerning a Mr [Pattle]TM/6/17

Draft Letter from Thomas Manning concerning Harveian OrationTM/6/18

Letter from Thomas Manning to Samuel BallTM/6/19

Correspondence with Stanislas Aignan JulienTM/7

Correspondence - Unknown EraTM/8

Notes and NotebooksTM/9

"Narrative of the Journey of Thomas Manning to Lhasa"TM/10

Passports and Official DocumentsTM/11

Newspaper CuttingsTM/12

Address Labels and Calling CardsTM/14

Later Correspondence within Thomas Manning ArchiveTM/15

Notes regarding the Thomas Manning ArchiveTM/16

Catalogue of Manning's Books in RAS LibraryTM/17

Printed Material - "Description du Tibet"TM/18

Correspondence on loanTM/19