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rif. 13463Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer London. 22 January 1707. 1p. small 4to. On aged and lightly damp-stained paper with wear and closed tear to extremities. Three counter-signatures in bottom left-hand corner faded with damp. The document begins with manuscript additions in square brackets: 'Record 15 Janry 1707 Numb. 1040 The 22nd Day of January 1707 Received then by me Cha: Godolphin by Order dated the 10 Day of ffebry 1704 of the Honourable Francis Robartes Esq; One of the Four Tellers of the Receipt of Her Majesty's Exchequer the Sum of Twelve pounds Eight Shillings 2 1/2 being for Twelve Months Annuity due the 27 Day of Decr 1707'. Signed at bottom right hand. [Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, London.] 22 January 1707. unknown
rif. 26454Post mark: Berlin 14 June 1929; Printed heading: 50 Romney Street Westminster SW1 13 June 1929. Postcard good condition. Text: "Very many thanks for your kind congratulations - Kind regards from Elizabeth Macadam See Wikipedia etc & myself. We are in Berlin for a women's congress." Note: At this time one of the few women she was being elected to Parliament but attending the Congress fof the International Alliance of Women in Berlin. Post mark: Berlin, 14 June 1929; Printed heading: 50 Romney Street, Westminster, SW1, 13 June 1929 unknown
rif. 735728 August 1893; on parliamentary letterhead. 8vo: 1 p. 14 lines of text. On aged and spotted paper laid down on a piece of card and with the head of the letter not affecting the text but causing the loss of the top half of the letterhead worn away. Originally a 2-page 12mo bifolium but with the text from the second page laid down below the first. The subject of the letter appears to be the simmering controversy surrounding a 'Fracas' or 'Scene in the House' reported in The Times throughout August 1893 being an altercation involving the two Members of Parliament Logan and Hayes-Fisher both of whom claimed to be the injured party. Burns reproduces a letter which he says he is sending to the press 'in reply to one you send me but which I found subsequently you had published'. He refers to a statement 'attributed to me and referred to by you' which he says is 'due to a misapprehension of some chaffing remarks of mine in the Lobby of Friday last. I regret to say that I did not see you shaken like a dog and I am sorry to say that I did not witness the pulling of your ear'. 28 August 1893; on parliamentary letterhead. unknown
rif. 13837King's Lynn Norfolk. 18 July 1847. 2pp. 12mo. In fair condition on aged and worn paper. Headed 'To the Independent Electors of the Borough of King's Lynn' and beginning: 'Gentlemen I have canvassed the constituency of your Town as an Independent candidate who as your representative supported in the last Parliament the measures of Sir Robert Peel's administration.' He thanks 'the Electors at large' for 'the courtesy with which I have been invariably received' and also 'that overwhelming majority of their body who have honored me with promises of support'. He hopes that they will 'favor me with their presence at the Town Hall on Friday next at 10 o'clock'. King's Lynn, Norfolk. 18 July 1847. unknown
rif. 12934Temple London. 19 March 1853. 1p. 12mo. With mourning border. In fair condition on aged paper. The note reads: 'Temple 19 March 1853 My dear Captain Manby Many thanks for your letter. I did not find your book within it but shall be very happy to receive and read it as I am everything of the kind emanating from you Believe me very truly yours Fitzroy Kelly Captn Manby R.N.' Temple [London]. 19 March 1853. unknown
rif. 22511Docketed 7 August 1812. Valediction of Letter only 19 x 9cm laid down on similar sized piece of paper from collection of similar valedictions most of which mention the Duke of York as recipient. Text: "news from Ld Wellington at which I sincerely rejoice I have the honour to be Sir with the greatest respect & attachment Yr obdt Servt J Shelley." Docketed by HRH probably or secretary Date and Sender and from a large collection of similar valedictions similarly docketed so often to the Duke of York "Royal Highness" etc that they may reveal the fate of his incoming correspondence or part of it. [Docketed ] 7 August 1812 unknown
rif. 13978From the Waterloo Hotel on his crested letterhead. 10 June 1863. 4pp. 12mo. Bifolium with mourning border. In good condition on lightly-aged paper with slight traces of glue from mount along one edge. A hurried letter illegible at points. 'You will see the name of yr. respectable <friend> at the end of the enclosed Petition from My Own Hand. She has no right to refer to me for any further knowledge of herself and her husband or his position of art - than that of my having understood him to be an artist in a state of much distress labouring under loss or decay of sight & that I for some years I might almost <> I gave him occasional relief. <> That has ceased now for a very long time. I think he must have been long dead but I have an impression that I ceased to meet his or rather her applications at last for some other cause -'. He concludes by asking for the return of papers and stating that he will not be able to meet the recipient 'at the exhibition'. From the Waterloo Hotel, on his crested letterhead. 10 June 1863. unknown
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