Correspondence of William Coningham

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William Coningham (b1814) was a British Liberal politician and art collector who, after a previous failed attempt, was elected one of two members of parliament for Brighton in 1857.

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Coningham, William. ( 1815-1884) politician

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Robert Owen CollectionROC

Correspondents 'A'ROC/1

Correspondents 'B'ROC/2

Correspondents 'C'ROC/3

Correspondence of Monsuier CabetROC/3/1

Correspondence of Robert D. CalvertROC/3/2

Correspondence of Frederic CalvertROC/3/3

Correspondence of Wm. CameronROC/3/4

Correspondence of Alexander CampbellROC/3/5

Correspondence of George Campbell, 8th Duke of ArgyllROC/3/6

Correspondence of John Archibald CampbellROC/3/7

Correspondence of James CampbellROC/3/8

Correspondence of John Campbell, 2nd Marquess of BreadalbaneROC/3/9

Correspondence of Pamela Campbell, Lady Pamela CampbellROC/3/10

Correspondence of J. CampionROC/3/11

Correspondence of Robert Cannon, Chief Clerk of The TimesROC/3/12

Correspondence of J. R. CappROC/3/13

Correspondence of Robert Shapland CarewROC/3/14

Correspondence of Andrew CarlisleROC/3/15

Correspondence of Richard CarlileROC/3/16

Correspondence of James Carr and John LaverickROC/3/17

Correspondence of J. Carrick and SonROC/3/18

Correspondence of William CarsonROC/3/19

Correspondence of Roger CasementROC/3/20

Correspondence of Robert CassidyROC/3/21

Correspondence of M. CassinROC/3/22

Correspondence of William CathrallROC/3/23

Correspondence of Richard CauseyROC/3/24

Correspondence of John CawoodROC/3/25

Correspondence of Martin CawoodROC/3/26

Correspondence of Robert CecilROC/3/27

Correspondence of the Central Board of the Universal Community Society of Rational ReligionistsROC/3/28

Correspondence of Napoléon Chaix and Cie.ROC/3/29

Correspondence of Margaret ChappellsmithROC/3/30

Correspondence of George ChattertonROC/3/31

Correspondence of the Chief Magistrate of ParisROC/3/32

Correspondence of George ChristieROC/3/33

Correspondence of Robert ChristieROC/3/34

Correspondence of John ClarkROC/3/35

Correspondence of Edmund R. ClarkeROC/3/36

Correspondence of Jas. [James] ClarkeROC/3/37

Correspondence of William ClarkeROC/3/38

Correspondence of John ClaytonROC/3/39

Correspondence of Joseph ClaytonROC/3/40

Correspondence of William CleggROC/3/41

Correspondence of Edward CliffROC/3/42

Correspondence of Colonel Henry ClintonROC/3/43

Correspondence of Charles ClyattROC/3/44

Correspondence of Richard CobdenROC/3/45

Correspondence of Samuel CobhamROC/3/46

Correspondence of C. B. CobsROC/3/47

Correspondence of Mr [Henry] ColbourneROC/3/48

Correspondence of Madame ColmacheROC/3/49

Correspondence of James Andrew ColquhounROC/3/50

Correspondence of Agnes CombeROC/3/51

Correspondence of the Committee of Cincinnati [Socialists]ROC/3/52

Correspondence of George ConcannonROC/3/53

Correspondence of William ConinghamROC/3/54

Correspondence of Archibald ConstableROC/3/55

Correspondence of Vincent CookeROC/3/56

Correspondence of William CookeROC/3/57

Correspondence of Mr A. CooperROC/3/58

Correspondence of H. C. CooperROC/3/59

Correspondence of J. R. CooperROC/3/60

Correspondence of Robert CooperROC/3/61

Correspondence of William CooperROC/3/62

Correspondence of Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl of ShaftsburyROC/3/63

Correspondence of W. B. CorbettROC/3/64

Correspondence of A.[nthime] CorbonROC/3/65

Correspondence of S. CorrineryROC/3/66

Correspondence of George CormackROC/3/67

Correspondence of Samuel CornishROC/3/68

Correspondence of James CornleyROC/3/69

Correspondence of Robert Corss[?]ROC/3/70

Correspondence of [Baron] Jospeh CorvajaROC/3/71

Correspondence of D. CotterROC/3/72

Correspondence of Thomas CouldreyROC/3/73

Correspondence of the Council of the Bolton Branch [of the Association of All Classes of All Nations]ROC/3/74

Correspondence of the Editor of the CourierROC/3/75

Correspondence of Josiphine CousinROC/3/76

Correspondence of James CowanROC/3/77

Correspondence of Ed.[ward] CowperROC/3/78

Correspondence of L. CoxROC/3/79

Correspondence of Lousia M. CoxROC/3/80

Correspondence of Tho[ma]s CoxROC/3/81

Correspondence of William CoxROC/3/82

Correspondence of William CoxROC/3/83

Correspondence of George CracroftROC/3/84

Correspondence of Edward Thomas CraigROC/3/85

Correspondence of John CrampROC/3/86

Correspondence of R. CramptonROC/3/87

Correspondence of W. CryerROC/3/88

Correspondence of Ambrose CuddenROC/3/89

Correspondence of J. P. CulverwellROC/3/90

Correspondence of A. R. CunninghamROC/3/91

Correspondence of Thomas CunninghamROC/3/92

Correspondence of Henry Pelham-Clinton, 5th Duke of NewcastleROC/3/93

Correspondence of G. CooperROC/3/94

Correspondence of George CombeROC/3/95

Correspondence of 'Concordia'ROC/3/96

Correspondence of Baron CuvierROC/3/97

Correspondents 'D'ROC/4

Correspondents 'E'ROC/5

Correspondents 'F'ROC/6

Correspondents 'G'ROC/7

Correspondents 'H'ROC/8

Correspondents 'I'ROC/9

Correspondents 'J'ROC/10

Correspondents 'K'ROC/11

Correspondents 'L'ROC/12

Correspondents 'M'ROC/13

Correspondents 'N'ROC/14

Correspondents 'O'ROC/15

Correspondents 'P'ROC/16

Correspondents 'R'ROC/17

Correspondents 'S'ROC/18

Correspondents 'T'ROC/19

Correspondents 'U'ROC/20

Correspondents 'V'ROC/21

Correspondents 'W'ROC/22

Correspondents 'X'ROC/23

Correspondents 'Y'ROC/24

Anonymous CorrespondenceROC/25