Catalogue of extremely interesting autograph letters and important historical documents : amongst which will be found, Stuart papers, and documents connected with the history of Scotland, the declaration of James III, addressed to the people of England, A.D. 1743 ... one hundred and forty-two letters (many unpublished) of Dr. Philip Doddridge ... : which will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Puttick and Simpson ... at their Great Room, 191, Piccadilly, on Friday, February 28th, 1851, at one o'clock most punctually.

  • Puttick and Simpson.
Date:
1851
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Credit: Catalogue of extremely interesting autograph letters and important historical documents : amongst which will be found, Stuart papers, and documents connected with the history of Scotland, the declaration of James III, addressed to the people of England, A.D. 1743 ... one hundred and forty-two letters (many unpublished) of Dr. Philip Doddridge ... : which will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Puttick and Simpson ... at their Great Room, 191, Piccadilly, on Friday, February 28th, 1851, at one o'clock most punctually. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    165 Sanson, the executioner who guillotined Louis XVI. Aut. note 1 page 4to. making an appointment for an Eng- v lish Member of Parliameritwho wished to see the GuiHotine ./ n-iaaij’ii 166 Scott (Sir Walter), poet and novellist b. 1771, d. 1832 A.L.s. 2 pages 4to. Abbotsford, Jan. 11, 1828 :-j Relative to Captain Madpherson, kho wks siipposfed to have been referred to in an Article on German Romances, .sbrifif,. . . ; mH \o\yyitlal ©J ewisi&rt Jrfteetrehii laltsf eMT 167 Shelburne ( Earl of) -.,lv „aa t « ;i A.L.s. 2 pages 4to. Nov. 25, 1784 168 Shenstone (William)j poet given . ,t b; 4 714, d. 1763 A.L.s. 4 pages 4to. to Mr. Hylton, Leasowes, Oct. 25, 1753. v 39qH fitk&lfpeeimen gaidiamos vna ot s'ul?.iw id A pleasing familiar letter, about his snuff-box, hrs purchase of a waist- coat, etc. 11 h .oJh 89gaq h fiuxltonA p-p■ ■ vifmaj no.. l out to 169 Sheridan (Richard Brinsley), statesman and.tqyator n-t ^ow\di% Oaffl* d- 1816 A.L.s. 1 page 4to., franked. Fetchatp. jjj^n/2. 1813]. good specimen If; £&&&& wo&dqflti 170 Somerset (Edward Seymour, Duke pf) the protector decapitated 1552 Doc. s., 1 page folio, Greenwich, May 18,^1547. Rare. 171 Southey (Robert), poet laureate b. 1774, d. 1845 A.L.s :2 pages 8^o. to G. Dyer, Keswick, Juhj 2\, 1827. ELla no Jt»3 AdcdidoiA) euoviA ffif “ Whatever differences there may be in our way of thinking upon certain subjects, we both look to the same end, each labouring to promote that which in his opinion is most conducive to the general good. We both wish to see the remediable evils of society amended, and those which may be irremediable mitigated ns far as mitigation is possible.” Etc. - ‘'nii/oJ «ii lo nninv 172 Southey (Robert); Letters to Duppa A.L.s. 3£ pages dto”. to Ric. Duppa, Feb. 15, 1805 *** At the period of this correspondence Southey was publishing the Espriella Letters, purporting tp be an account of English manners by a Spaniard. To this work Mr. Duppa contributed, to whom all the letters are addressed, and some allusion to his share therein is con- stantly made in these letters. The whole series is very interesting. 173 A.L.s. 3 pages 4to. March 29, 1805 ; giving the plan of Espriella Fetters 174 Another, 3 pages 4 to.— 29, 1805; concerning the M. Angelo’s poems, and speaking of Madoc, lie says, “ Of the ultimate character which the Poem will obtain I have no fear, and of its immediate sale ks little hope.” 175 — Another, 2 pages 4to. July 14, 1805; on the same 'Bhbjeet'v ^stwoa *.u\a «s aitvus'V •- \Wi \o