Letter from James Montgomery to Joseph Read Esq. at Wincobank Hall.

Letter from James Montgomery to Joseph Read Esq. at Wincobank Hall.

Letter from James Montgomery to Joseph Read Esq. at Wincobank Hall.

Letter from James Montgomery to Mary Anne Rawson at Wincobank Hall.

Article titled 'James Montgomery: a memoir political and poetical' by J. W. King, from the Athenaeum.

Pink card with poem 'The Field of the World' by James Montgomery printed.

Printed leaflet titled 'A Winter-appeal from the Society for Bettering the Condition of the Poor to the benevolent of Sheffield and the neighbourhood', sent out by Edward Smith, the Treasurer, and James Montgomery, the Secretary.

Printed leaflet titled 'Retrospect of the origin and progress of the Brethren’s Society for the Furtherance of the Gospel among the Heathen and of its operations during the past hundred years', by James Montgomery, read at the Centenary Anniversary of the Society.

Letter from James Montgomery to [Joseph Read Esq.].

Invitation to Joseph Read Esq. and Mrs. Read at Wincobank Hall to attend the Annual Dinner for the Chimney Sweepers’ Boys at the Cutlers’ Hall, on 7 April 1828.

Printed flyer announcing two sermons to be preached by John James Montgomery, 'In aid of Moravian Brethren’s Missions in Greenland, Labrador, North and South America, the West Indies and South Africa', on 29 November 1835. John James was the [nephew of James Montgomery].

Printed leaflet with the poem 'The Stranger and his Friend' by James Montgomery, (Edinburgh: J. Taylor).

Printed booklet titled 'Our Saviour’s Miracles: six sketches in verse' by James Montgomery, (Bristol: Wright & Albright, 1840).

Newspaper cutting of poem 'To the memory of Jane Taylor of Ongar'.

Invitation to Joseph Read Esq. at Wincobank Hall to attend the Annual Dinner for the Chimney Sweepers’ Boys at the Cutlers’ Hall on 31 Mar 1834.

Handwritten booklet titled 'Hymns selected chiefly for prayer-meetings, 1843'.

Book box [belonging to Mary Anne Rawson], containing printed material, portraits, and letters relating to James Montgomery. Many of the letters are between Montgomery and members of Mary Anne Rawson's family, including herself, her sister Elizabeth and her parents.

Letter from John Julian at Topcliffe Vicarage, Thirsk, giving the information that the Montgomery manuscripts are 'in the possession of Mr. J.H. Brammall of the Sheffield and Rotherham Bank, Church Street, Sheffield', and assuring the recipient that J. H. Brammall (John Holland Brammall) would lend him any items he needs for his exhibition (L. M. S Exhibition).

Letter from James Montgomery to Mary Anne Rawson at Wincobank Hall.

Letter from James Montgomery to 'The Missionary Association at Wincobank in the care of Mrs. Read'.