STANHOPE
(Philip Henry, F.R.S., Historian, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, from 1855 5th Earl)
Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Smith,
inviting him "to pass two or three days with us at Chevening", 1 side 8vo., Grosvenor Plce, 15th July
Item Date:
1863
Stock No:
50644
£15
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STANMORE
(Arthur Hamilton-Gordon, 1829-1912, Governor of New Zealand, from 1893 1st Baron)
Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Reid,
sending "a few corrections for the second edition", 1 side 8vo., The Red House, Ascot, 9th November
Item Date:
1893
Stock No:
50646
£15
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STRANGFORD
(Emily, d. 1887, née Beaufort, wife of Percy Smythe, 1826-1869, from 1857 8th Viscount)
Autograph Letter Signed to Augusta Mary née Douglas,
(1811-1899, wife of John Fitzpatrick, 1807-1883, from 1869 1st Baron Castletown), saying that "nothing could give me greater pleasure than to go and see you at Wimbledon but ... I have not been out after 2 o'clock in the afternoon since I returned to England till yesterday - when Lady Wynford took me out", she will come "when the afternoons get warm & bearable ... I was extremely pleased to get your kind note. With kindest regards to Mrs. Wingfield", (d. 1918, Lady Castletown's daughter), 2 sides 8vo. black-edged, bold embossed arms and coronet, 3 Upper Brook Street, W., 2nd April
Item Date:
1885
Stock No:
16389
£60
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STRATHEDEN & CAMPBELL
(William Frederick Campbell, 1824-1893, M.P., from 1868 2nd Baron)
Autograph letter signed 'Stratheden' to Miss Nina Cole, of 1 Chester Place,
S.W., asking if she had his letter from Bath, "I will do what I can - wh. is so very little", 1 side postcard with printed ½d stamp, address on verso, postmarked London, S.W., 7th November
small area of address side removed by adhesion, affecting addressee's name and stamp, faint vertical crease
Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
52961
£20
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STRICKLAND
(Sir George, 1782-1874, M.P., Lawyer & Racehorse Breeder)
Autograph letter signed to 'Dear Sir',
saying that "last night I was one in a large Majority for the Total abolition of Church Rates" although only for "leave to bring in a Bill", the Lords have already decided "that altho' Church [Rates] are considered to be a charge upon Land &c yet that there are no means of enforcing the payment", he will gladly "present any Petitions you send me", he always votes in favour of Oxford "being thrown open to the Nation - without distinction of religious denomination", 3 sides 7¼" x 4½", London, 24th May
laid down, small adhesion with loss of two letters (easily supplied) and slit in part of central fold
Item Date:
1854
Stock No:
54192
£75
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