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A 3649
Volume 01: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, October 1900-January 1901

A 3650
Volume 02: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 20 May 1901-July 1901

A 3651
Volume 03: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 16 July 1901-23 August 1901

A 3652
Volume 04: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 23 August 1901-30 September 1901

A 3653
Volume 05: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 13 September 1901-13 November 1901

A 3654
Volume 06: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 14 November 1901-30 December 1901

A 3655
Volume 07: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 31 December 1901-8 February 1902

A 3656
Volume 08: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 8 February 1902-26 March 1902

A 3657
Volume 09: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 26 March 1902-13 May 1902

A 3658
Volume 10: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 13 May 1902-27 June 1902

A 3659
Volume 11: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 27 June 1902-7 August 1902

A 3660
Volume 12: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 7 August 1902-18 September 1902

A 3661
Volume 13: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 18 September 1902-14 November 1902

A 3662
Volume 14: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 14 November 1902-29 December 1902

A 3663
Volume 15: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 29 December 1902-13 February 1903

A 3664
Volume 16: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 13 February 1903-31 March 1903

A 3665
Volume 17: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 31 March 1903-3 June 1903

A 3666
Volume 18: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 3 June 1903-7 August 1903

A 3667
Volume 19: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 7 August 1903-30 September 1903

A 3668
Volume 20: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 1 October 1903-1 December 1903

A 3669
Volume 21: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 1 December 1903-27 February 1904

A 3670
Volume 22: Sir John See papers. Letterbook, 1 March 1904-23 June 1904

A 3671
Volume 23: Sir John See papers. Statements, returns and other documents concerning official business including Grafton electorate matters, 1885, 1891-1894

A 3672
Volume 24: Sir John See papers. Statements, returns and other documents concerning official business including Grafton electorate matters, 1894-ca. 1895

A 3673
Volume 25: Sir John See papers. Statements, returns and other documents concerning official business including Grafton electorate matters, 1895-1904

A 3674
Volume 26: Sir John See papers. Nominations for New South Wales Legislative Council, 1901-1904

A 3675
Volume 27: Sir John See papers. Correspondence, being mainly letters received, 1885-1904

A 3676
Volume 28: Sir John See papers. Business letters and papers concerning investments including, among other things, reports and balance sheets of commercial companies, 1885, 1895-1904

A 3677
Volume 29: Sir John See papers.  Private correspondence concerning See's appointments, honours and  commissions, 1885, 1892-1904

*D 2
Volume 30: Illuminated address with portraits of ministry presented to Sir John See, Premier of New South Wales, and colleagues, by the N.S.W. Locomotive Empire Drivers, Firemen and Cleaners Association, 12 July 1902

Sir John See papers, 1885-1905

The earliest material dates from 1853 and consists of family letters and papers relating to residences. The bulk of the copying covers financial records, including cash books, accounts, cheque book stubs, vouchers and correspondence, for the period 1889-1902 when the Hopetouns resided in Australia, dividing their time between the Government Houses in Sydney and Melbourne. In addition, there are scrapbooks and sketches of Australian tours, 1887-1891, 1900-1902, and family letters & papers including some from the Royal Family. Correspondents include J.F. McCarron, Lord Kintore, Lord Knutsford and the Prince of Wales. Newspaper cuttings, 1901-1902, are also included.

Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1853-1902

Envelope addressed to Sir Arthur Renwick, Abbotsofrd, bearing the Governor-General's franking stamp, postmarked 27 April 1901

(1) Papers and correspondence, 1881-1904. Principal correspondents include: Sir Edmund Barton, Thomas Bavin, Rear Admiral Sir Lewis Beaumont, Lord Carrington, Joseph Chamberlain, Alfred Deakin, Sir John Forrest, Sir Samuel Griffith, General Sir Edward Hutton, Sir Francis Knollys, Lord Knutsford, Sir Henry Loch, James Patterson, Lord Ripon, Sir William Robinson, Lord Rosebery, Lord Salisbury, William Shields, William Syme, Lord Tennyson, Sir George Verdon, Captain E.W. Wallington and Sir Hartley Williams. (2) Miscellaneous items include: a portrait of Sir Henry Parkes, a copy of Sir Henry Parkes's 'Scheme for defence of Victoria', a copy of 'The landing of Lieutenant James Cook, R.N., at Botany Bay' (1901) 32pp. (3) Correspondence of Hopetoun's private secretary and accountant in Australia, David W. Brown, 1900-02, and accounts and receipts, 1902.

Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1881-1904

Volume 1
Index to correspondents compiled in the Mitchell Library (9 pages) (Call No.: MLMSS 1885/1)
  
Series 01: Correspondence, 1888-1901
Volumes 2-4
Correspondence mainly concerning political and economic affairs in NSW.  Correspondents include Sir Henry Parkes, 1888-1896;  Sir George Richard Dibbs, 1891-1893;  Sir Edmund Barton, 1892-1900;  Sir George Houston Reid, 1894;  Arthur  Bruce Smith, 1891-1900 (Call No.: CY 1502: MLMSS 1885/2-4)
  
Series 02:  Miscellaneous papers, 1891, 1926-?
Folder 5
Item 1
a. 'Roll of the National Australian Convention. Sydney, 2nd March 1891', printed and bound with McMillan's name on the cover.  Includes manuscript signatures of all delegates. 
Item 2
b. 'Brief Record William McMillan K.C.M.G.' by Lady McMillan, 1926?, being duplicated typescript, carbon typescript;  illustrated with photographs and including copies of letters by Sir William McMillan, 1890, members of his family, 1912, 1915, and Sir Henry Parkes, 1891 

This collection includes pictorial material.  For location and description of this see Pic.Acc.1892 in Pic. Source File.

Sir William McMillan papers, 1888-1901, 1926-?

Three albums containing photographs of Victoria in the 1890's (including Melbourne waterworks & reservoirs) with cuttings, programs, menus and other ephemera on the inauguration of the Commonwealth of Australia in January 1901.

Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1890-1901

1885; 1886;  Letter sent to L.J. Brient concerning politics in NSW, 16 Sep. 1885;  letter received from L.J. Brient, 19 Feb. 1886
1889;  Letter received from H.T. Donaldson, 11 Sep. 1889
1890;  Letter received from G.R. Dibbs, 11 Jan. 1890
1891;  Letters and telegrams (8) received by Edmund Barton congratulating him on his re-election as member for East Sydney, 18 June 1891
1891;  Speech of G.H. Reid, 21 Nov. 1891
1892;  Letter received from Sir Frederick Darley, Sep.1892
1892;  Notes, Dec. 1892
1893;  Letter received from J.M. Chanter, Feb.1893
1893;  Letter received from P.J. Holdsworth, 14 Mar. 1893
1893;  Ts. copy of cable received by Premier from the South African government concerning the financial situation in the colonies of NSW and Victoria, along with reply, May 1893
1892;  Printed copy of Sydney Common Bill vesting lands at Moore Park in the control of the Municipal Council of Sydney
1892;  Minute on Free Trade, 13 May 1892
1891-1905;  Ts summaries of letters from Alfred Deakin to Edmund Barton, and from Lord Hopetoun and others
Date unknown;  Pencil notes on nominations to the NSW Legislative Council
1898;  Resolution in favour of the Commonwealth Constitution Bill, moves at a public meeting in Sydney Apr. 1898, being original pencil ms.
1887;  Writ summoning the Honourable Edmund Barton to the Legislative Council of NSW,  2 Feb 1887
ca.1899;  Letter sent to Sir Edmund Barton by E.G. Blackmore
1867;  Receipted account of J.G. O'Connor to Messrs Barton and Melhads, 1 Apr. 1867
1892;  Holograph letter sent to Sir Edmund Barton by Sir Samuel Griffith, 20 Aug. 1892
1891;  Commission appointing Edmund Barton one of the NSW members of the National Convention, 26 Feb. 1891
1897;  Writ summoning Edmund Barton to the Legislative Council as a life member, 8 May 1897
1831;  Account for auction sale of chariot and harness, auctioned by James Cooper by order of M.J. Gibbons, 24 Feb.1831
Date unknown;  Genealogical information concerning the Barton family
1889;  Letters patent appointing the Honourable Edmund Barton Attorney General of NSW, 17 Jan.1889

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Sir John See papers, 1885-1905

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Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1853-1902

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Envelope addressed to Sir Arthur Renwick, Abbotsofrd, bearing the Governor-General's franking stamp, postmarked 27 April 1901

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Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1881-1904

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Sir William McMillan papers, 1888-1901, 1926-?

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Hopetoun House, Lothian, Scotland - John Hope, 7th Earl of Hopetoun - Papers, 1890-1901

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Sir Edmund Barton letters and papers, 1831-1905

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