Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
March 1930
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/839
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    593 594 595 597 598 chester Gaol, where he was imprisoned for publishing a seditious pamphlet.— Hearne (Thos.) Two Av. 8. Oxford, 1732; Lord Burghley and Sir Walter Mildmay, Signatures to a Letter, 1588 ; Lord Albemarle, L. s. 1668; Sir Leoline Jenkins, A.L.s.; Sir Robert Southwell, A.L.s. and Ls. 1665-99; Sir Edward Hungerford, Doe. s.; Thomas, Earl of Stamford, 1688 ; Richard James, A.L.s. mentioning Sir Robert Cotton’s library; and many others (an interesting parcel) wt an account of his exploits in the West Indies Kean (Charles) An interesting series of 40 A. L. s.—KEAN (Mary) Ten A.L.s—Putpps (Colonel) A_ series of Letters relating to Windsor theatricals; and others of Sir T. N. Talfourd, Ellen Kean, etc. (a parcel) Cottrinawoop (Admiral Lord) A. L. s. 24 pp. 4to, Ocean off Minorca, April 15, 1808, to Lord Mulgrave, concerning the transport of the Elgin marbles Moore (General Sir John), served in America, 1779, the hero of Corufia. A fine A. L.s. 3 pp. folio, Messina, Sept. 1806, to Major Robertson, dealing with the retreat of the Neapolitans and the movements of the French. — Happocu (Admiral N.) Four L. s. 1736, concerning naval affairs; with others, Brunel, Bute, Haliburton, Baring Gould, Lady Isabel Burton, and numerous others (a very large parcel) Tur BERESFORD PAPERS. BERESFORD (William Carr, Viscount), Marshal in Portuguese army which he recognised, won battle of Albuera, wounded at Badajoz, fought at Vittoria and battle of Pyrenees, etc. His Official Letters and Papers received during his service in Portugal, from 1809-14. This remarkable col- the Duke of Wellington to Marshal Beresford, many of great length dealing with the campaign in the Peninsular. —Cannine (George) A series of confidential Letters ; and others from Lords Castlereagh, Liverpool and Palmerston ; Letters of most of the leading generals engaged in the