SMITH
(Horatio, 1779-1849, author with his brother of the literary parodies 'Rejected Addresses', 1812)
Autograph Letter Signed to Charles MacFarlane,
explaining that "Mrs Chamberlaine's to which you are going on Tuesday is a Ball" and suggesting that if he and Mr Elliott "come to our Early party first", he can order his fly "in very good time for Marlborough Place afterwards", 1 side 8vo, no place, 'Sunday Morg.' no date, c.
margins trimmed without loss, spike hole in blank portion
Item Date:
1825
Stock No:
51914
£75
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SMITH
(Horatio, 1779-1849, author with his brother of the literary parodies 'Rejected Addresses', 1812)
Autograph Letter Signed to Messrs Chapman & Hall,
asking them to send "the parcel containing the New Monthly & Ainsworth Magazines" which has not arrived, 1 side 8vo., 12 Cavendish Place, Brighton, 3rd March
neat office cancellation
Item Date:
1847
Stock No:
50616
£45
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SMITH
(John Alexander, d. 1939, Professor of Philosophy at Magdalen, Oxford)
Autograph Letter Signed to Sir Paul Vinogradoff, 1854-1925, the Russian-born legal historian,
saying he is honoured to be asked "to act as executor ... under your wills ... there is no one" other than Vinogradoff and his family "whom I am more pleased to think of as my countryman and countrywoman", recalling his "long debt ... to you all for friendship and service ... I shall be glad when you are all out of the reach of raids", 3 sides 8vo., Magdalen College, Oxford, 24th February
Item Date:
1917
Stock No:
19219
£25
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SMITH
(James, 1775-1839, author with his brother Horatio of the literary parodies 'Rejected Addresses', 1812)
Autograph Letter Signed to Thomas Clarke, at 43 Craven Street,
saying that he dines "with our friend Jesse at the Walton and Cotton club next Friday ... Shall we call at No. 43 to take you up?", old identification at foot, 1 side 8vo and address leaf, 27 Craven Street, watermark 1833, Friday 5th December no year but
Item Date:
1834
Stock No:
50618
£45
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SMITH
(Horatio, 1779-1849, author with his brother of the literary parodies 'Rejected Addresses', 1812)
Autograph sentiment signed, cut from a letter,
four lines of verse begining "Let this plain truth those ingrates strike, Who still tho' blest, new blessings crave", suggesting they can "have what they like" by "liking what they have", remains of letter in another hand on verso, the verse 1 side 2" x 5", Brighton, June
Item Date:
1827
Stock No:
53527
£75
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