HOWARD
(Sir Robert, 1626-1698, Restoration Dramatist and collaborator with Dryden, from 1673 Auditor of the Receipt of the Exchequer)
Signature on portion of an Order of the Exchequer, in Latin with transcription,
to pay Lady Ruth Trevor £250, being her half-year's pension to Christmas 26 Charles II (1674), 1 side 2¼" x 8", 11th January 1674, new style
sides defective just touching last two letters of signature
Item Date:
1675
Stock No:
51629
£50
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HOWARD
(Elizabeth Jane, b. 1923, Novelist)
'The Sea Change', signed and inscribed
"For Margaret Dalglish - I wish that I had given this book to you to thank you for all the kindness and care that I have been given in your Hospital. With every good wish" and dated on the title page, 8vo., Jonathan Cape, 6th December
Item Date:
1976
Stock No:
22677
£25
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HOWITT
(William, 1792-1879, Author)
Signature from Autograph Letter Signed
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
7700
£10
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HOWITT
(Margaret, daughter of authors William, 1792-1879, and Mary Howitt, 1799-1888)
Autograph letter signed to Miss Suckling,
(Florence Horatia Nelson, née Suckling, 1848-1923, Writer, wife, 1876, of Thomas Suckling, 1844-1922), saying she has "searched this morning sufficiently successfully to find an autograph of Miss Bremer", (Fredrika, 1802-1865, the Swedish novelist and social reformer, whose works Mary Howitt translated), "and I will not forget to send you a carte-de-visite from Stockholm; it may be some time on the way ... With kind regards to Mrs Suckling and yourself", 6" x 4½" (including margin of conjugate blank), The Orchard, Esher, 6th July
Item Date:
1869
Stock No:
53503
£45
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HOWITT
(Mary, née Botham, 1799-1888, Authoress and wife of William, 1792-1879)
Autograph letter signed to Mrs Cope,
(wife of Charles West Cope, R.A., 1811-1890, Professor of Painting at the Royal Academy, 1867-1875), saying her daughter (Anna Mary Watts, 1824-1884) has begged for "tidings of her picture Queen Boadicea", Mr Cope will know "how anxious a young artist feels ... if it is wrong in me to ask the wife of a 'hangman' ... pardon me - & give me no reply", they were "very sorry there were no pictures of Mr Cope's to be seen", in a P.S. she writes "We are doing wonders with our Petition business regarding Women's Property & Earnings - Nothing could have been better timed or more successful than this movement", 4 sides 7" x 4¼", The Hermitage, Highgate Rise, 26th April no year, circa
Item Date:
1855
Stock No:
54169
£175
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