RARE LETTER FROM LADY NOEL BYRON
BYRON
(Anne Isabella Noel, née Millbanke, 1792-1860, 11th Baroness Wentworth and Baroness Byron, wife of Lord Byron)
Formal Autograph Letter in the third person
presenting “her compliments to Mr Staffenden and requests to be informed on what terms he would attend her school at Ealing Grove on occasions of illness...” 1 sie 8vo., Fordhook, 4th May
Item Date:
1836
Stock No:
41692
£475
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RARE LETTER FROM LADY NOEL BYRON
BYRON
(Anne Isabella Noel, née Millbanke, 1792-1860, 11th Baroness Wentworth and Baroness Byron, wife of Lord Byron)
Fine Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Crabb Robinson
saying that “Mr Follen, who has now vanished from our sight I fear for ever, had not any opportunity of giving you a message from me - Instead of repeating it I will ask you if you can bestow upon me any hour next Sunday, & come so far as this place to see yours very truly...”, with a postscript that she leaves “London this morning, but shall hope I find your answer on my return on Saturday & will observe the time named by you...”, 2 sides 8vo., ‘Great Western Hotel’, Paddington Station, 6th July no year
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
42710
£775
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[BYRON
(George Gordon, Lord, 1788-1824, Poet)]
Fine unsigned cabinet photo of an engraving by Fred Bruckmann, London,
showing him head and shoulders in profile wearing a cloak and a neck tie, 7" x 4½", no place, no date,
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
29673
£175
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BYRON
(George Gordon, Lord, 1788-1824, Poet)
Original pencil sketch of Byron aged 19,
a contemporary copy of the engraving taken from the oil painting by George SANDERS (1774-1846, Miniaturist & Portrait Painter) of Byron landing from a boat with his page Robert Rushton, 8½" x 7", no place, no date, c.
Item Date:
1820
Stock No:
5384
£250
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CAINE
(Sir Thomas Henry Hall, 1853-1931, Manx Novelist and Playwright)
Typed Letter Signed to the Rev. E. Lloyd Morris,
(Minister of Hutchesontown Congregational Church, now the Lloyd Morris Memorial Church, Glasgow), sincerely wishing "it were in my power to avail myself of your kind invitation, but I have been more than usually out of health lately, having had a rather serious and perhaps even slightly alarming attack partly brought on by an effort to speak at the City Temple ... I dare not at present undertake any public speaking, which at the best is to me a rather exhausting experience", ending "With best wishes for your work", 2 sides 10" x 8", Greeba Castle, Isle of Man, 29th October
Item Date:
1909
Stock No:
54276
£125
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