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- Collection: The Monarch and the Westminster Government
Note by Maurice Hankey covering a letter from Lord Stamfordham regarding submissions made on behalf of absent ministers.
Letter - Congratulating Queen Elizabeth II on the 40th Anniversary of Her Accession [1992-02-06]Letter from John Major to Queen Elizabeth II conveying the Cabinet's good wishes on the 40th anniversary of her accession.
Letter - Nominating a Bearer of the Cap of Maintenance [1997-05-08]Letter from Mark Adams to Sir Robert Fellowes nominating Lord Richard to be the bearer of the Cap of Maintenance at the State Opening of Parliament.
Letter - Queen Elizabeth II's Approval of the Kissing Hands Ceremony [1952-03-03]Letter from Sir Alan Lascelles to F. J. Fernau indicating that Queen Elizabeth II had approved his proposal for the kissing hands ceremony.
Letter - Queen's Permission for the Prime Minister to be Absent From the UK [1995-03-22]Letter from Roderic Lyne to Sir Robert Fellowes seeking the Queen's permission for John Major to be absent from the United Kingdom for the purposes of…
Letter - Seeking Queen Elizabeth II's Approval for the Kissing Hands Ceremony [1952-03-01]Letter from F. J. Fernau to Sir Alan Lascelles seeking her approval for the kissing hands ceremony to be used for new ministers.
Letter - Thanking John Major for His Letter Marking the 40th Anniversary of the Queen's Accession [1992-02-08]Letter from Kenneth Scott to John Major conveying Queen Elizabeth II's appreciation of Major's letter marking the 40th anniversary of her accession.
Minute - 40th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's Accession [1992-02-05]Minute from Sir Robin Butler to John Major regarding a congratulatory message to Queen Elizabeth II to mark the 40th anniversary of her accession.
Miscellaneous - Guidance for John Major's congratulatory message to Queen Elizabeth II [c. 1992-02-06]Guidance for John Major on the formatting of his congratulatory message to Queen Elizabeth II on the 40th anniversary of her accession.
Letter from Aretas Akers-Douglas, to King Edward VII containing a memorandum on the exercise of the Royal Prerogative of Mercy.