Thomas Thorpe's catalogue of autograph letters, state and family papers, with other curious documents, for MDCCCXLIII.

  • Thorpe, Thomas, 1791-1851.
Date:
[1843]
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Credit: Thomas Thorpe's catalogue of autograph letters, state and family papers, with other curious documents, for MDCCCXLIII. 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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    3657 Sutton, Another Autograph Letter as Archbishop of Canter- bury, to some Bishop, with his Lordship’s Opinion, that Mr. Dashwood is not bound to Licence Mr. Harvey to the Curacy obtained by him from the late Incumbent, but is at Liberty to nominate such other person as he may think worthy, 10s. 6d. - Lambeth Palace, Feb. 9, 1808 *** Such pleasing specimens of this eminent prelate, entirely autograph, are of uncommon occurrence. 3658 Sutton, Another Autograph to a Letter of Instructions rela- tive to Queen Anne’s Bounty, 5s. Lambeth Palace, June 23, 1812 3659 Sutton, Another Autograph Letter to the Bishop of London, 15s. - - Ljambelh Palace, Dec. 14, 1819 An interesting paper, forwarding some tracts, of which his grace says, there is no harm in them ; but I doubt extremely their efficacy. So far as my voice goes, let them try their fate.” The whole of the note is in his grace’s auto- graph ; and on the same paper are the autographs of the Bishops of London, Llandaff, and Peterborough. 3660 Sutton (C. Manners) Speaker of the House of Commons, now Viscount Canterbury, Autograph Letter to General Barton, relative to a mis-statement in one of the public papers, 10s. 6d. - 1819 3661 Sutton (Lucy) Autograph Letter to the Earl of Buchan, 5s. Donington Park, April 19, 1806 *** A pleasing specimen, detailing the severe illness of Lady Loudoun, which called forth the most anxious attendance of the fair writer, Lord Moira and others, &c. 3662 Sweden.—Original Warrant addressed to Viscount Falkland, Lord Deputy of Ireland, to assist Colonel Dowda to raise, by beat of drum, 1200 volunteer soldiers, English, Irish, and Scotch, in Ireland, for the service of the King of Sweden, &c. with splendid autograph of King Charles the First, in most beautiful preservation, 1 /. 11s. 6d. Manor of Greenwich, June 8, 1629 3663 Sweden.—A long and interesting Historical Letter, from W. Duncumbe, British Minister at Stockholm, addressed to William III. King of England, 8s. Stockholm, 30th April, 1692 *** A complete view of the affairs on the continent at that period, with re- marks on the parts Sweden and Denmark were likely to take, as well as to the allies, &c. Part of this letter is written in cypher, and filled up by the secretary at war. Part of the intelligence is received from Count Oxenstiern and Count Guldenstolne. 3664 Sweit (G.) Autograph and Seal to a Letter of Attorney to Sir John Berkenhead, to receive his Salary as Professor of Civil Law, of Forty Pounds per annum, 5s. Aug. 3d, 1663 3665 Sydenham (Capt. John) a most ardently loyal Autograph Letter to Mr. Blathwaite, 5s. Exon, Oct. 22nd, 1688 *»* The writer is very severe against theTodpools, as lie designates the Prince of Orange and his party.