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,
to pay John Waggett "For fireing for the Wardours this yeare", with a note below in another hand "There is noe alterac[i]on of the demandes of this quarters Bill from the Bills of former quarters", 1 side 3¾" x 8¼", no date, c.
lacks top portion and right margin
Item Date:
1675
Stock No:
51631
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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
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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
(Mary, née Botham, 1799-1888, Authoress and wife of William, 1792-1879)
Final page of an Autograph letter signed
“Trusting that you will pardon the unavoidable delay in alluding to your wishes...”, 1 side 8vo, no place, no date
Item Date:
0
Stock No:
42825
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HOWITT
(Mary, née Botham, 1799-1888, Authoress and wife of William, 1792-1879)
Fine Autograph letter signed to “My dear Miss Fellowes”
saying she “was so very sorry to see by your card that you had left Esher - It was quite a painful surprise. We were prevented from going to your Studio on the evening we had intended to do so by the visit of an unlooked for friend, & on Sunday evening I did not go to church because my husband wished me to make a call with him on an acquaintance in Esher. I wish we had only known that you were leaving so soon... However our kind, good wishes go with you, & when you come next to Esher you must be sure to let us know. I return you Mr Rich’s letter which is a very nice, manly letter & I am heartily glad of it. I shall now, if any opportunity occurs of helping him not fail to do so. I am really heartily thankful when people turn out well, when they do not reject one’s little efforts to serve them. - or make them an ill returns...”, 3 sides 8vo., The Orchard, Esher, 23rd June no year circa
Item Date:
1840
Stock No:
43114
£175
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