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Holograph poem signed by A.A. Jr., February 1, 1854
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Poem, To Florence, signed by A.A. Jr. from Tallahassee, February 1, 1854. Consists of sixteen lines. May have been written on a flyleaf torn from a book.
Letter from Westall to Edmund Downey, April 20, 1891
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William Westall is glad to hear that Edmund Downey will be attending the offer tomorrow and asks him to send him an acceptance for a check of about one-hundred pounds.
Letter with illustration from William Westall to Edmund Downey, October 8, 1894
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William Westall writes to Edmund Downey from Wilhelm Schenkel's Hotel Rosatsch, pictured on the front of the letter. He writes discussing his recent travels and sends updates regarding checks.
Letter to W.B. Fabian from Arthur, December 2, 1896
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Letter from Arthur to an A. Fabian of the Actors' Association. Arthur has sprained his foot last Thursday and will be unable to perform tomorrow. He suspects it will take until Monday to heal.
Letter from William Westall to Edmund Downey, September 27, 1902
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William Westall discusses some difficulty in exchanging bills with Edmund Downey. Westall describes getting a bath and was allowed to go for a long walk. He has gained weight which he calls "a good start."
Letter from Samuel Rogers to Sarah Rogers confirming his visit to her house on Wednesday. He tells Sarah to expect that he will bring Madame d'Arblay to her tomorrow after two o'clock.
Letter to W. B. Fabian from Eric Lewis, November 5, 1896
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Eric Lewis writes to W.B. Fabian explaining why he will not participate in the production of Trial By Jury on December 3rd. Lewis states that R. Green has also been offered the role of "Counsel" and says that he is willing to let such a...
In this letter, Knightley Adams asks George Pearsons for advice regarding his hesitancy in his relationships with women. Possibly stemming from his lack of religious activity since moving from Ethrop.
Letter from William Westall to Edmund Downey, January 4, 1900
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William Westall discusses books and publishing and says that since 1845 "a whole library has been written about the Battle of Waterloo." There are written math notes in pencil on the last page.
George Onslow discusses the horse feed in his troop as well as the process of recruiting men, including two men "of Vincent." He pleads on the behalf of a Richardson that Love should be left to work on the accounts.
Letter to Lou Whitfield Miller, September 13, 1939
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The author of this letter discusses their story "There Is a Tide" which takes place in Florida. The author went through many Florida natives to make sure that their information and descriptions were accurate. The author was "disgusted so...
This note, probably from Samuel Lysons, requests that an advertisement is placed on the cover of The Gentlemen's Magazine that is distinct from Mr. Malcolm's.
Letter from Ethel Westall to Edmund Downey, May 12, 1904
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Ethel Westall writes to Edmund Downey with a copy of "Dr. Wynne's Revenge, which she and her mother wish to be a method of remembrance of the help Downey provided Ethel. Ethel and her mother send Downey their best regards.
Autographed document from Edward Leeds to Lord Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor, December 20, 1751
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In this letter, Edward Leeds writes to Philip Yorke, referred to as Lord Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain, discussing the death of a verderer of the Rockingham forest in Northampton. Leeds asks to propose a replacement...
Letter from W. Welchman to George Pearson, June 9, 1758
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W. Welchman describes a letter from his cousin Molly Westley that stated George Pearson's promise to send the Welchmans a canary bird. States that the accompanied black bag is the only form of transportation he had for the canary bird to...
Letter from Elisabeth Jane Howard to John Montgomery, June 23, 1968
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Elizabeth Jane Howard sends praises for John Montgomery's "The World of Cats." Howard describes her plans to get a new cat and mentions that an old cat of hers has disappeared.
Letter from Kenneth Allsop to John Montgomery, November 11, 1966
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Kenneth Allsop is sorry to hear about John Montgomery's parting from A.D. Peters, but understands that it is good for Montgomery. Kenneth sympathizes with Montgomery's desire to work on his own writing than writings of others.
Letter from G. Knightley to George Pearson, March 13
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Letter from a G. Knightley to George Pearson dated March 13th. Knightley apologizes for not writing sooner as he has had no free time lately and invites Pearson to his estate. Note on verso describing his construction of a new stable and...
Henry Fiennes Clinton, Earl of London and Duke of Newcastle, recommends George Clarke as a good servant. Clarke worked for the Duke of Kingston who had a good opinion of him.
Letter signed by Mark Hildesley, as the vicar of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, certifying the death and burial of Mrs. Martha Lane, late wife of Dr. John Lane. Her burial was confirmed by the parish of Hitchin's register book on August 2, 1746...
Letter from William Westall to Downey, February 12, 1894
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William Westall writes to Edmund Downey on the topic of multiple checks and their maturing dates. Describes a check in favor of Mr. Allen for fifty-seven pounds. Westall may hear from J.L.O tomorrow.
This letter is attached to a larger paper consisting of multiple letters and letter fragments from Samuel Rogers to Miss Harriet Moore. Mr. Rogers sends his regrets in declining an invitation from Harriet Moore to dine at her house, due...
Letter from Mary Russell Mitford to Mrs. Hodgkinson, 1831
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This letter from Mary Russell Mitford to Mrs. Hodgkinson discusses Mary's disappointment with an article written by Miss Lightfoot. She would like to discuss it with Mrs. Hodgkinson but rain and previous arrangements have prevented her...
Letter from Alfred Noyes to Frederick Charles Owlett, September 17, 1923
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Alfred Noyes writes that he enjoyed Frederick Charles Owlett's critique of some publications. Noyes says that Kyle asked for details of an incident about the editor of The Spectator, St. Loe Strachey who quoted "Woah Hill, a long poem...
Letter from William Westall to Edmund Downey, August 21, 1892
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William Westall discusses his and Edmund Downey's health. He invites Downey to see him any day this week, and tells Downey he will look out for him and meet him if he cannot find his way to Westall's house alone.
Letter from William Westall to Edmund Downey, May 15
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William Westall sends Edmund Downey his temporary address as he travels to Lancashire. Westall has cut ties with the Authors Syndicate. Westall wishes to schedule a day upon his return to meet with Downey.
This clipping from an article has a note in pen indicating the date January 4, 1931. The subarticle that is shown is titled "Whistler in Chelsea" and discusses residences and the "White House" created for James Abbott McNeill Whistler by...
Letter from Robert Wall to Sophia Ernst, June 14, 1789
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Robert Wall writes to his niece, Sophia Ernst, chiding her for not writing to him while in London. He asks multiple questions about their family's affairs. Note on verso inquires if she will dine at home tonight, as he will join her.
Letter from Richard Beale to George Pearson, August 27, 1765
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Mr. Beale refers to Mr. Pearson's. offer to purchase a reversion of his estate, and discusses rising land values. Beale proposes to take action against a tenant who has sold timber from his estate. There are two lists on verso, one of...
Letter from Samuel Rogers to Harriet Moore, August 15
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This letter is attached to a larger paper consisting of multiple letters and letter fragments from Samuel Rogers to Miss Harriet Moore. Mr. Rogers inquires about how Miss Moore and her family are doing, and recalls the account of his...
Letter from William Westall to Edmund Downey, May 21, 1900
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William Westall discusses the exchange of checks between himself and Edmund Downey and includes written math notes to show a remaining balance. Westall talks about the advertisement and sale of his book. Westall describes the Battle of...
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