The coercion bill :

Address delivered by the Rt. Hon. John Morley at the Victoria Music Hall, Waterloo Road, London, on Wednesday, April 6th, 1887.

Draft resolution submitted to parliament by John Morley, concerning the "civil and constitutional rights of Irish Citizens", 1891 Feb. 5.

Walpole /

Burke /

Critical miscellanies /

Critical miscellanies.

On compromise /

Letter from John Morley to unidentified recipient discussing an unidentified publication, 1883 Oct. 19.

Letter from John Morley to Alice Stopford Green regarding Green's work, 1887 Feb. 4.

Letter from John Morley, 95 Elm Park Gardens, Kensington, London, to John Redmond, on his inability to attend the House of Commons due to poor health, 1893 Dec. 4.

Letter from John Morley, Irish Office, Great Queen Street, London, to John Redmond, asking if Redmond will serve as a member of the [Childers] Finance Commission, enclosing the terms of reference for the Commission, 1894 Feb. 24.

Letter from John Morley, House of Commons, London, to John Redmond, promising to let Redmond know if he receives any more information, 1894 Jul. 18.

Machiavelli. :

The Romanes lecture delivered in the Sheldonian theatre...June 2, 1897 /

Recollections /

Letter from John Morley, House of Commons, London, to John Redmond, stating that he will be able to comment on Redmond's suggestion in a day or two, 1893 Nov. 16.

Letter from John Morley, Financial Relations, Crown Manor, to John Redmond, suggesting that they have a meeting in Ireland to discuss "the proposed [Financial] Commission", 1894 Jan. 14.

Letter from John Morley, Mount Eagle, Killiney, Co. Dublin, to John Redmond, referring to his irritation on reading Redmond's letter, stating that it will have a negative effect on English public opinion, 1894 Nov. 24.

Letter from John Morley, India Office, Whitehall, London, to John Redmond, assuring Redmond that the Liberal Party leadership is fully conscious of the gravity of an "inadequate or halting declaration" on Home Rule, 1909 Dec. 6.

Letter from John Morley M.P. to Amy M. Mander agreeing with her view of the scandal of the Mitchelstown case [treatment of John Mandeville and William O'Brien], 1888 April 22.

Letter from John Morley, Irish Office, Great Queen Street, London, to John Redmond, acknowledging receipt of a letter on the proceedings against tenants on the Templemore Estate, Co. Tipperary, 1886 Mar. 8.