WINDHAM
(William, 1750-1810, M.P. and Secretary-at-War)
Autograph Letter in the third person to Mr Eden,
agreeing "to the indulgence which Mr. Eden was so good as to promise him when they met at Dr. Loughborough's, he will take the liberty of waiting upon him at twelve to-morrow", 1 side 4to., Queen Anne Street, Thursday 22nd, no place, n.y., c.
Item Date:
1790
Stock No:
13524
£40
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[WINDSOR-CLIVE
(Ivor, 2nd Earl of Plymouth, 1889-1943, Conservative MP) and Karl SELTER (1898-1958, Estonian Politician and Minister for Foreign Affairs)]
Unsigned Photo
showing him arriving at an airfield in Tallin and being met by the Estonian Minister of the Economy, 7" x 5", Tallin, 4th June
Item Date:
1935
Stock No:
40668
£50
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WINNINGTON
(Thomas, 1696-1746, Treasurer of the Admiralty, 1736-1741, Cofferer of the Household, 1741-1743, Paymaster General of the Forces, 1743-1746) and EARLE (Giles, c. 1678-1758, Colonel and M.P., Chairman of Committees of Elections 1727-1741, wit and boon companion of Walpole)
Signatures from a document as Lords of the Treasury,
n.d., but 1737 -
trimmed just touching loops in signatures, laid down
Item Date:
1741
Stock No:
51678
£35
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WINTERBOTHAM
(Henry, 1837-1873, M.P., Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department)
Autograph Letter Signed to the Revd. Henry Allon, 1818-1892,
President of the Congregational Union, saying he does not know "the personal composition of the Committee ... By all means hand up a memorandum. You can either read it ... or hand it to a friendly peer for your examination. Otherwise ... 'take no thought what you shall speak'. There are no limits to the questioning ... I think they want to coax the weak-knee'd dissenters", 3 sides 8vo., 7 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, 11th March
Item Date:
1871
Stock No:
19938
£20
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WODEHOUSE
(John, 1771-1846, M.P., from 1834 2nd Baron)
Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Sir' (Mr Porcher),
saying his Tract "is calculated to do much good", he hears from the "Head Quarters of the Chartists ... most distressing accounts, & I fear these deluded Persons will not be put down without loss of life. The Radicals are responsible ... having for their own selfish ends, raised false hopes", 3 sides 8vo., London, 20th June
Item Date:
1839
Stock No:
51328
£35
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