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Jekyll, Joseph, 1754-1837. Letters, 1808.

Title: Letters, 1808.

A letter (1808) to an unnamed attorney on a legal point regarding the release of a client from police custody; also an undated note regarding books he wishes to purchase for himself and on behalf of friends.

ArchivalResource: 2 folded sheets (4 p.)

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Letters from various correspondents, 1807-1832 (inclusive), 1814-1829 (bulk).

Title: Letters from various correspondents, 1807-1832 (inclusive), 1814-1829 (bulk).

Letters to English painter and president of the Royal Academy Thomas Lawrence from English aristocrats concerning business and social engagements and his portrait paintings.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (.5 linear ft.)

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Vol. IX, ff. 234, A-Ma.includes:f. 1 James Hamilton, 2nd Marquess and (1868) 1st Duke of Abercorn: Letter to G. Roper: 1873. f. 3 Charles John Abraham, Bishop of Wellington: Letter to R. Owen: 1858. f. 4 Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, 10th Baronet: Letter...

Title: Vol. IX, ff. 234, A-Ma.includes:f. 1 James Hamilton, 2nd Marquess and (1868) 1st Duke of Abercorn: Letter to G. Roper: 1873. f. 3 Charles John Abraham, Bishop of Wellington: Letter to R. Owen: 1858. f. 4 Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, 10th Baronet: Letter... Unspecified

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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WARREN HASTINGS PAPERS. Vol. XXVIII (ff. 102). Poems, by various authors, some of which are printed in The New Foundling Hospital for Wit, 1784. The writers are:-[Henry] Addington [1st Viscount Sidmouth]. f. 1. Lady [Sophia] Burrell. f. 4. [Richard ...

Title: WARREN HASTINGS PAPERS. Vol. XXVIII (ff. 102). Poems, by various authors, some of which are printed in The New Foundling Hospital for Wit, 1784. The writers are:- [Henry] Addington [1st Viscount Sidmouth]. f. 1. Lady [Sophia] Burrell. f. 4. [Richard ... Unspecified

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Jekyll, Joseph, 1754-1837. Joseph Jekyll manuscript material : 16 items, 1821-1835

Title: Joseph Jekyll manuscript material : 16 items, 1821-1835

· To Lady Blessington, writer and literary hostess : 16 letters : -- 1 autograph letter signed : 20 Jun [1821] : (BLES 3.236a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Don't upbraid me, for I am so lame & so sensible that I have not inflicted two Morning Visits anywhere since I did Homage in Seymour Place." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 13 Jun 1822 : (BLES 3.237b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "The horrible Extinguisher annihilated yesterday, & seeing no chance of survivorship I fled ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 12 Jul 1822 : (BLES 3.236b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Rogers tells me of 'Magic Lanthorns & Sketches' -- you are as false as fair, and send me no copy, though perhaps you think I died last spring ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Sunday" : (BLES 3.238a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "You would have seen me long before now but the horrible East Wind a fortnight ago encored an Interlude of the Gout..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 17 Dec [1831] : (BLES 3.239a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Don't think me a Barbarian because I have not fallen at your feet, but on my return to town the Gout amused me for a fortnight ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 2 Jan 1832 : (BLES 3.240a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "In consequence of a discovery that I could hobble, I have been inundated these days by invitations to dinner ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 16 Jan [1832] : (BLES 3.240b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Never did any Amphytrion of antient or modern times furnish so delicious a plate." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 4 Jan 1832 : (BLES 3.239b) : from Spring Garden : reads in full, "The apparent guilt shall be expiated on Saturday next." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 7 Nov [1832] : (BLES 3.243a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "I should have been at your Ladyship's feet before now if the rascally gout had not disable mine ..."; also includes, "Why is there no more Byron in the New Monthly?" -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Tuesday" : (BLES 3.241) : [no place] : begins, "I have not yet dined out though convalescent, but there is no resisting your invitation for Sunday ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Thursday" (BLES 3.241b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "No love lost between us. This cursed gout has vanished, but left me so lame ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 24 Sep 1835 : (BLES 3.242a) : [no place] : begins, "My delightful friend, I thought, was as inveterate a metropolitan as myself, and it petrified me to read that she was betting at Doncaster ..."; with the excised envelope address panel. -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Monday" : (BLES 3.242b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Colds, catarrhs, & the usual compliments of the seasons, in addition to my customary lame excuses, have prevented a morning visit ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Monday" : (BLES 3.237a) : [no place] : begins, "Sincere thanks to my kind and good friend for her enquiries. The gout has confined me to my chamber for a week ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 12 Dec [no year] : (BLES 3.238b) : from Spring Gardens : begins, "Thanks, my dear Friend, for your repeated Enquiries, the Attack was confined to my Hand, but I still keep my Chamber ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Saturday" : (BLES 3.243b) : [no place] : begins, "I forgot to send yesterday a little unpublished sketch ..."

ArchivalResource: 16 items

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Fuller, B. A. G., 1879-1956. Autograph collection, 1620-1920

Title: B. A. G. Fuller autograph collection

Letters and autographs collected by Harvard University philosophy professor B.A.G. Fuller.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear feet (3 volumes and 1 box)

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Jekyll, Joseph, 1754-1837. Letter to Mr. Leader : ALS, [1791?] Apr. 21.

Title: Letter to Mr. Leader : ALS, [1791?] Apr. 21.

ArchivalResource: 1 p. ; 20 cm.

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Abell, Lucia Elizabeth Balcombe, d. 1871. The Blessington papers : manuscript albums, 1818-1856

Title: The Blessington papers : manuscript albums, 1818-1856

Chiefly comprised of correspondence addressed to the Irish-born writer and literary hostess Lady Blessington, the Blessington Papers were compiled by Richard Robert Madden for the composition of his Literary Life and Correspondence of the Countess of Blessington (1855). Notable correspondents among the several hundred include the English novelist Charles Dickens, the British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, and the English poet Walter Savage Landor. Also included are literary manuscripts; over forty are by Lady Blessingtion herself, while others are by submitters to the journals she edited. Much of the correspondence is published, both in Madden's life of Blessington, and in The Collection of Autograph Letters and Historical Documents Fomred by Alfred Morrison (2nd ser., 1882-1893), "The Blessington Papers" (1895).

ArchivalResource: 6 volumes (containing 748 items)

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Joseph Jekyll manuscript material : 17 items, 1821-1835

Title: Joseph Jekyll manuscript material : 17 items 1821-1835

Joseph Jekyll, English lawyer and politician. · To Lady Blessington, writer and literary hostess : 16 letters : -- 1 autograph letter signed : 20 Jun [1821] : (BLES 3.236a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Don't upbraid me, for I am so lame so sensible that I have not inflicted two Morning Visits anywhere since I did Homage in Seymour Place." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 13 Jun 1822 : (BLES 3.237b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "The horrible Extinguisher annihilated yesterday, seeing no chance of survivorship I fled ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 12 Jul 1822 : (BLES 3.236b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Rogers tells me of 'Magic Lanthorns Sketches' -- you are as false as fair, and send me no copy, though perhaps you think I died last spring ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Sunday" : (BLES 3.238a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "You would have seen me long before now but the horrible East Wind a fortnight ago encored an Interlude of the Gout..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 17 Dec [1831] : (BLES 3.239a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Don't think me a Barbarian because I have not fallen at your feet, but on my return to town the Gout amused me for a fortnight ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 2 Jan 1832 : (BLES 3.240a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "In consequence of a discovery that I could hobble, I have been inundated these days by invitations to dinner ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 16 Jan [1832] : (BLES 3.240b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Never did any Amphytrion of antient or modern times furnish so delicious a plate." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 4 Jan 1832 : (BLES 3.239b) : from Spring Garden : reads in full, "The apparent guilt shall be expiated on Saturday next." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 7 Nov [1832] : (BLES 3.243a) : from Spring Garden : begins, "I should have been at your Ladyship's feet before now if the rascally gout had not disable mine ..."; also includes, "Why is there no more Byron in the New Monthly?" -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Tuesday" : (BLES 3.241) : [no place] : begins, "I have not yet dined out though convalescent, but there is no resisting your invitation for Sunday ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Thursday" (BLES 3.241b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "No love lost between us. This cursed gout has vanished, but left me so lame ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 24 Sep 1835 : (BLES 3.242a) : [no place] : begins, "My delightful friend, I thought, was as inveterate a metropolitan as myself, and it petrified me to read that she was betting at Doncaster ..."; with the excised envelope address panel. -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Monday" : (BLES 3.242b) : from Spring Garden : begins, "Colds, catarrhs, the usual compliments of the seasons, in addition to my customary lame excuses, have prevented a morning visit ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Monday" : (BLES 3.237a) : [no place] : begins, "Sincere thanks to my kind and good friend for her enquiries. The gout has confined me to my chamber for a week ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 12 Dec [no year] : (BLES 3.238b) : from Spring Gardens : begins, "Thanks, my dear Friend, for your repeated Enquiries, the Attack was confined to my Hand, but I still keep my Chamber ..." -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Saturday" : (BLES 3.243b) : [no place] : begins, "I forgot to send yesterday a little unpublished sketch ..." -- All letters to Lady Blessington mounted in v. 3 of the Blessington Papers. Shelved with oversized manuscript volumes.

ArchivalResource: 17 items

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Watson-Taylor, George, d. 1841. The old hag in a red cloak. A romance. Inscribed to the author of The grim white woman : manuscript, [n.d.].

Title: The old hag in a red cloak. A romance. Inscribed to the author of The grim white woman : manuscript, [n.d.].

A manuscript of the poem in an unidentified hand, with two pen illustrations.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (5 p.)

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