PALMERSTON
(Henry John Temple, 1784-1865, Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister, 3rd Viscount) and Queen VICTORIA(1819-1901, Queen of Great Britain)
Letter Signed by the Prime minister and approved with initials by the Queen at the head,
concerning the expiry of the "Lease of the Langton Estate in Lincolnshire ... the different portions are much scattered ... the poorer and smaller lots having no farm buildings and not affording sufficient Revenue to justify any outlay ..." and proposing to offer it for sale by public auction "together with the Lordship of the Manor, which is totally unproductive ...", 3 sides 8vo., no place, 12th January
Item Date:
1860
Stock No:
38258
£275
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[PALMERSTON
(Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount, 1784-1865, Prime Minister)]
Fine unsigned albumen carte-de-visite photo by Mayer and Pierson
showing him full length standing next to a balustrade holding his top hat and cane, 4" x 2½", no place, no date but early
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0
Stock No:
41191
£125
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PALMERSTON
(Henry John Temple, 1784-1865, Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister, 3rd Viscount)
Signature on piece
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0
Stock No:
41129
£15
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[PALMERSTON
(Henry John Temple, 1784-1865, Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister, 3rd Viscount)]
Fine Document, printed with the details filled in by hand, headed "Circular", signed on his behalf "Palmerston"
addressed to the "Commandant of the Central Stafford Regiment of Local Militia", stating that "for every Member of a Local Militia Regiment, who shall be resident in the Place, where his Regiment shall be assembled for Training and Exercise, and who shall be mustered in the Mornings of the Days immediately preceding, and following, the Days of actual Training and Exercise, the usual Charge, as for Men on a March, may be made, instead of the Pay and Allowances charged for Men in Stationary Quarters ...", 1 side folio., War Office, 26th April
Item Date:
1810
Stock No:
41078
£125
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PALMERSTON DISCUSSING THE SALE OF EMBLEY PARK WHICH BECAME THE HOME OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
PALMERSTON
(Henry John Temple, 1784-1865, Foreign Secretary and Prime Minister, 3rd Viscount)
Excellent Autograph Letter Signed to "My dear Stanley"
telling him that he "ought to buy Wellow it would be a very Important addition to your Estate, & is so directly adjoining as to belong to your Natural Boundaries as Buonaparte would have said. Some part of Embley wuold be very convenient & desirable to me - we will act in in concert upon this subject and I trust may be able to effect arrangements satisfactory to ourselves - I have not heard how the Property is to be sold & probably this will be settled by the Executors, but I should think that the whole would be too large a mass to be offered in one lot, because there can be but few competitors for so large a Purchase, as Wellow alone cost Heathcote 60,000, including the living. I should think the next probable & advantageous arrangement for the family would be to put up Wellow & Embley separately & in that case the probability is that Emley as being a Place & a Residence would sell the dearest but we will talk over all these matters when we meet which I conclude will be in Hampshire at Easter ...", 3 sides 4to
Item Date:
1854
Stock No:
41487
£475
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