MONTEAGLE
(Thomas Spring-Rice, 1790-1866, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1835-1839 when he introduced the Penny Post scheme, 1st Baron)
Autograph Letter in the third person to Dr George Phillips, 1804-1892,
Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, accepting "to dine at Queens' to meet the Chancellor", the Duke of Devonshire, installed the following day (10th June) to succeed the late Prince Consort, with autograph envelope front, 1 side 8vo., Exchequer, Old Palace Yard, 27th May
Item Date:
1862
Stock No:
50067
£25
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MOORE
(Sir Thomas Cecil Russell, 1886-1971, Lieutenant Colonel, from 1956 1st Bart., M.P.)
Typed Letter Signed to A. J. Hall,
thanking him for his support for the Anti-Violence League, 1 side 4to., House of Commons, 2nd June
Item Date:
1961
Stock No:
12971
£15
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MORGAN
(John Pierpont, 1837-1913, American multi-millionaire Banker, Financier and Philanthropist)
Fine signature and subscription on card
addressed on the verso to F. D. Parker
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
21237
£275
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MORLEY
(Samuel, 1809-1886, Philanthropist, Newspaper Proprietor, Liberal M.P.)
Autograph Letter Signed to W.A. Prince,
saying that he is "pledged to be at Bristol", where he was M.P. 1868-1885, and cannot attend the "Council which I regret", 1 side 8vo., Hall Place, Tonbridge, 25th November
traces of laying down by margin of blank fourth side
Item Date:
1881
Stock No:
17955
£25
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MORLEY
(John, 1st Viscount, O.M., 1838-1923, Journalist and Radical Politician, Historian, Secretary for India, Lord President of the Council)
Collection of 15 Autograph Letter Signed
to various correspondents, several unnamed, "What am I to do about sending etching to America? If an electro is the right thing, please to have one made" (to Mr Chapman, Kingussie, 15th September 1881), asking for "The Statist ... to be put on the free list" of journals (c. 1881), "I should like to come to the Border Boroughs" (to their M.P., Alex Brown, 8th September 1886), accepting Mr Laing's hospitality near Hawick (15th November 1886), "so sorry I cannot manage it" (to Lord Aberdeen, 8th July 1893), "Of all the public acts of wickedness in my time, how much the most abominable is this" (19th December 1899), "I don't think you will do well to read political works at your age. Better lay the foundations in school-work and the like" (13th November 1903), together 16 sides 8vo or correspondence card, 15th September 1881 - 15th May
Item Date:
1904
Stock No:
17954
£75
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