Saunders, W.

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Epithet: of Chappell & Co

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W. Saunders, a conscientious objector, was imprisoned at Wakefield

From the guide to the W. Saunders papers, 1914-1990, (GB 206 Leeds University Library)

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referencedIn	Glasse, George Henry, 1761-1809. Correspondence, 1757-1808 (bulk: 1778-1808)	Houghton Library
creatorOf	Two London newspapers, presented to the Society by Messrs Chappell & Co. Ltd; 1813, 1827, 1899.ff. 12.1. ff. 1-2v. The Morning Herald, 15 March 1813, containing a notice of the Society’s second concert to be given that day. 494 x 397mm.2. ff. 3-10v. ..., 1813-1899	British Library
referencedIn	Vol. LXVIII (ff. 404). 16 Mar.-May, 1814.includes:f. 1 Andreas Andersen Feldborg, Scandinavian historian: Letter to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: 1814. f. 2 John Ness, ship-master, of Whitby: Letter to the 2nd Earl of Liverpool: 1814. f. 3 Captain Jo...	British Library
creatorOf	W. Saunders papers, 1914-1990	GB 206 Leeds University Library
creatorOf	‘Original letters’: Salaman – Schulz-Curtius (ff. 266); 1819-1913, n.d.includes:f. 1 William Watts, Secretary, Philharmonic Society: Charles Kensington Salaman, pianist, composer and conductor: Letter to William Watts from Charles Kensington Salama..., 1819-1913	British Library