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STAIR (John H.N.G.H.H. Dalrymple, 1848-1914, from 1903 11th Earl)

Autograph Letter in the third person as Provost of Stranraer, to Sir William Treloar, Lord Mayor, regretting he cannot accept for "the ball at the Mansion House", 1 side 8vo., Lochinch, Castle Kennedy, 11th September

Item Date:  1907
Stock No:  50642      £15

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STANHOPE (James Richard, 1880-1967, 13th Earl of Chesterfield and 7th Earl Stanhope, British politician in the late 1930s)

Fine large photo of a portrait, signed and dated on the mount, showing him full length in Garter Robes, 10" x 6" in mount 17" x 11", no place,

Item Date:  1936
Stock No:  32620      £125

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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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