Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
June 1905
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/195
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Lot 58 Loca. Princess Charlotte. Together with Autograph Letters of Lady Aune Hamilton, lady-in-waiting upon Queen Caroline, and a great personal friend of Her Majesty, and Lord Hood, friend to the Queen, besides several Origiaal Manuscript Documents relative to the rioting which took place at the Funeral of Queen Caroline, and a coloured engraving of the Funeral Procession. Grorce IV (when Prince of Wales) Autograph Letter, 3rd person, 4to, Carlton House, Jan. Tth, 1796, 10 at night, to Dr. Denman, requesting him to come immediately to Carlton House to con- sult with Drs. Osborn and Underwood (on the birth of the Princess Charlotte) Denman (Dr. Thos. M.D.) Bulletin in his autograph and signed by him; also signed by Drs. Osborn and Underwood. ‘T'wo o'clock Friday morning, 8 Jan. 1796” (a few hours after the birth of the Princess Charlotte), respecting the condition of the Princess Caroline (Queen of George IV) CAROLINE (Queen of George IV, as Princess of Wales) Autograph Letter signed “ Mother,” 3 pp. 8vo, to her daughter the Prin- cess Charlotte; telling her never to call her natural and amiable feelings towards those she loves, foolish : William whom I saw yesterday desires his best love to you: he was not quite well, having eat too much fruit & drank too much cold water. His troops are, thank God! arrived at length in the Isle of Wight, and I think that by Sunday or Monday he will go down himself; and he intends to take the liberty to call on you [mentions Lady de Clifford and Lord Holland], ete. CAROLINE (Queen of George IV; as Princess of Wales) Autograph Letter signed ‘‘ Mother,” 24 pp. 8vo, To her daughter, the Princess Charlotte: ...e«Depend upon that, that part in the Satyrist has been written by some Antagonist of the other party, as in this Country everything is Party Business. I wished to Heaven that this unfortunate Business was settled to your and Lady de Clifford’s entire satisfaction! [refers to reports of a change in the Administration, etc.] CaROLINE (Queen of George IV, as Princess of Wales) Autograph Letter signed “C. P.” 24 pp. 8vo, to Lady Charlotte Bury. She offers herself for next Friday at 5 o’clock I shall bring a Cargo of food & drink with me, [Mentions Miss Garth and Lady Glenbenie(?) The Berry’s and the Rawdons are the usual visitors at the Royal Menagerie. ] CAROLINE (Queen of George IV, as Princess of Wales) Autograph Letter signed “CO. P.” 1 p. 8vo, to the same. She is much grieved to hear of the accident which Lady Charlotte’s uncle has met with. Desires to be remembered to the celebrated Mrs. Damer CAROLINE (Queen of George IV, as Princess of Wales) Autograph Letter signed, 2 pp. 8vo, to the same. Next Sunday she is to visit Lord Aberdeen, mentions Lady Antrim, etc. CaROLINE (Queen of George IV, as Princess of Wales) Autograph Latter, 3rd person, 1 p. 4to, Venice, June 9th, 1815 Authorising Mr, Hoper to draw the sum of 375 Pounds each quarter
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