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Newmarch, William 1820-1882

Archival location guide — where this economist’s surviving papers are held, their notable correspondents, and key published sources.

Born 1820 · died 1882

William Newmarch was an English banker, economist and statistician.

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Various manuscript and printed papers, including notes for papers on political economy, 1866-1882; correspondence on the British Association and the Social Science Association, 1856-1862; and letters from his own son, W. J. Newmarch, 1859-1865. Newmarch papers, Royal Statistical Society. 19

The records of the Globe Insurance Company, 1851-1862, include letters and memoranda by Newmarch. Guildhall Library, MSS. 11656-11685, 11694.

Correspondents

JOHN ELLIOT CAIRNES, three letters, 1858-1862. NLI, MS. 8944.

SIR ROBERT HARRY INGLIS PALGRAVE, four letters, 1871-1874. Palgrave papers. 9

JAMES EDWIN THOROLD ROGERS, five letters, 1859-1881. Thorold Rogers papers, National Register of Archives (NRA) 12396.

JOHN STRANG, 17 letters, 1854-1861. Records of the Dilettante Society of Glasgow, Glasgow City Archives.

Printed Material

New Palgrave ; ODNB; Boase II 1125; ESS XI 368.

 

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Cite this entry

Newmarch, William 1820-1882. “Archival papers.” Economists’ Papers, http://www.economistspapers.org.uk/newmarch-william-1820-1882/ (accessed 22 Jul 2026).