BARING-GOULD
(Sabine, 1834-1924, Divine and Author)
Autograph Letter Signed, to an unnamed correspondent
saying that “it is very interesting that you should have found a horse hoof[?] in the churchyard, it is quite possible it may have been one of those found to haunt it. I suppose you did not... to see for other horse bones...”, 1 side sm. 8vo., Lew Trenchard, N. Devon, 16th November
Item Date:
1897
Stock No:
42772
£145
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BARING-GOULD
(Sabine, 1834-1924, Divine and Author)
Fine Early Autograph Letter Signed to Mr Alwood
thanking him "for the review. It is rather savage, but I think my book is calculated to exasperate those who do not go in for the same line. I do not doubt that curates would be far more subject to injustice if left to the tender mercies of incumbents, but what I complain of is that they are at the tender mercies of any one, & have no recognised positions,. Ascending to ancient Canon law no priest in a diocese could be suspended or deprived without being tried by the bishops & synod, the synod elected by all the priests of the diocese. That was constitutional. Every man who has rights should have a guarantee for the unimpeded exercise of them. Some friends of mine, curates, have been treated with gross injustice, & if they had cared to make their cases public would have roused indignation against the Bishops, but then - how about their own future prospects? What other bishops would receive them into their dioceses? I will lend you In Exitu Israelif you like. Can you not come over & lunch with me some day, see the Church & carry off the book. I am now working up the ... schism in Bohemia as a profitable subject to exhibit the stupidity of Rome in missing an occasion of conciliating. The second volume of my Origin & Development will not appear till the excitement of the war is over, though it is printed. War has a bad effect on the sale of books ...", 2 sides closely written 8vo., Daltons Parsonage, Thirsk, 27th August
Item Date:
1870
Stock No:
41707
£225
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BARRIE
(Sir James M., 1860-1937, Novelist & Dramatist, Writer of 'Peter Pan')
Autograph Letter Signed "J. M. Barrie" to Mr Fisher
saying that "it is a pleasure to me to enclose you my cheque for five guineas for fund, Harold Fielding's[?] widow, and also to add my
name, as you kindly suggest, to the committee ...", 1 side 8vo, 133 Gloucester Road, 2nd December
Item Date:
1918
Stock No:
40354
£175
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BARRIE
(Sir James M., 1860-1937, Novelist & Dramatist, Writer of 'Peter Pan')
Autograph Letter Signed to Henry ELWES
(Henry John, 1846-1922, Botanist, Entomologist, Author, Lepidopterist, Collector and Traveller) saying that he had lost "your letter. You have my permission to quote not more than a thousand words in all from my book. May you have much success with your ...", 1 side 8vo., Leinster Corner, Lancaster Gate headed paper, 7th April
small filing hole not affecting the text
Item Date:
1908
Stock No:
40012
£425
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BARRIE
(Sir James M., 1860-1937, Novelist & Dramatist, Writer of 'Peter Pan')
Autograph Letter Signed "John Barrie" to "My dear Chudleigh"
asking him to send him "Capt Marshall's present address", 1 side 8vo., Leinster Corner, Lancaster Gate headed paper, 4th March
Item Date:
1904
Stock No:
39698
£275
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