Guide to the letters and papers of Thomas Fyshe Palmer (as filmed by the AJCP)

Hannah Ridyard. Manuscript copy, abridged, of 'Account of the late Mr Thomas Fyshe Palmer', Monthly Magazine, February 1804 (File 1)

Pages 83-85, with a note added on the legality of the sentence passed on Palmer.

Letters from Thomas Fyshe Palmer, 1794 - 1796 (File 2-6)

Palmer (Surprize) to Unknown, 23 April 1794. His last letter from the northern hemisphere; illness; the damp and unwholesome prison; thanks for Cambridge Intelligencer; imminent departure...

Palmer to Rev. Jeremiah Joyce, 5 May 1796 (File 7)

Political persecution extends to Britain's remotest connections; John Boston and James Ellis; death of Joseph Gerrald; his great virtues and talents; arrival of parcels; wishes to acquire copy of James Hutton's Theory of the earth; sends opinion of G. Bass on Gerrald's death; neglect by surgeon William Balmain. Includes a copy of inscription on brass plate on Gerrald's tomb.

Notes written by Hannah Ridyard, 1862 (File 8)

Quoting from memory a passage in the last letter of Joseph Gerrald before leaving England. The notes refer to the misappropriation by Sir James McIntosh of a letter from Gerrald to Dr Samuel Parr and of money intended to assist Gerrald in his exile.

Extract from the farewell letter of Joseph Gerrald to Newnham Collingwood (File)