Letter, 17 March 1857, 400 Piccadilly, [to] G.M. Dallas.

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Letter, 17 March 1857, 400 Piccadilly, [to] G.M. Dallas.

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Holograph, signed. Palmerston offers to "inquire whether the free entry of the diving bell would be consistent with Rule and if it is I shall have great pleasure in giving directions [accordingly]."

1 item (1 p.) ; 18.1 cm.

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