Papers relating to Sir William Charles Windeyer, 23 February 1849-1900

Aw 77

fonds

23 February 1849-1900

915943

1 folder of textual material - typescript, manuscript

Item 1
Address to members of Sydney University Union, 1895, by Sir William Charles Windeyer

Item 2
Address to Chancellor of the University of Sydney, 20 April 1895, by Sir William Charles Windeyer

Item 3
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 23 February 1849, relating to new tutor Mr McLuen? and visit Rogers family at Kissing Point

Item 4
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 9 March 1849, relating to Anti-Transportation meeting and Lowe's speech

Item 5
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 15 September 1855, relating to dinner party at Baker's where he met Mr and Mrs Broadhurst and refers to D. S. Mitchell

Item 6
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 14 November 1856, relating to various matters including his first brief from Mr. Rodd?

Item 7
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 12 June 1856, relating to a very honourable post offered by S. A. Donaldson (see Herald of 12 June 1856) (Apparently Private Secretary to the Chief Secretary. He seems to have declined it)

Item 8
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 4 July 1859, relating wife and baby well, returned as M. P. was met at steamer by Sir Henry Parkes

Item 9
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 20 October 1859, relating to ministry resigning and stating Parkes must be included in any stable ministry

Item 10
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 25 February 1860, relating that there is a good opportunity for Julia to go to Adelaide and great excitement regarding New Gold Diggings

Item 11
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 25 May 1861, relating to family matters, and removing to Chambers formally occupied by Mr Dalley

Item 12
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 15 October 1868, relating that he has settled the ministry by his denunciatory speech and brought about a crisis, and has brought Lang and another over

Item 13
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 30 January 1873, relates an account of a dinner at which he met Mr. Barlee and Mr Francis Colonial Secretary of Victoria

Item 14
Letter from Sir William Charles Windeyer to his mother, 23 September 1876, relating that Sir D. Cooper (his old opponent) has helped very generously with his University election

Item 15
Holograph letter from Lady Mary Elizabeth Windeyer (wife of Sir William Charles) to the editor of the Sydney Morning Herald concerning the boarding out system for children, 5 May 1896

Item 16
Letter from Edward Windeyer to Lady Windeyer from Pretoria, 3 July 1900

Compiled from the Manuscripts A file as part of the eRecords Project, 2010-2011