Sales catalogue: W. S. Lincoln & Son

Date:
1869
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/52/4
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: W. S. Lincoln & Son. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    27 Bailey, John, Esq., Sculptor. a.u.s. 28 1853 28 Baines, Edward. .L.s. FRANKED, written on the day of his Election for Leeds. 2s 1834 29 Baldinucci, Marquis di, anItalian Literari of Eminence. choice A.L.S., two pages quarto, Presenting an Ancient Manuscript of Peter Lombard 3s 6d 1818 30 Balfe. Eminent Operatist and Composer. choice aA.Ls. ls 6d 31 Balfe, Madame. Eminent Professional Vocalist, short Note respecting her Benefit. 1s 6d 32 Banckes, J. a.u.s. To the Duke of Richmond and Lennox, ~ at Copenhagen (Ambassador at the Court of Denmark) 1672, with copy of reply thereto in the Autograph of His Grace, Se without Signature, written within a month of his death. Copenhagen, November, 1672 33° Bens Sir Joseph. Eminent Naturalist, and many years President of the Royal Society (accompanied Cook in his first. circumnavigation). died 1820. choice A.L8. : 5s 1792 34 BarBapDors. Appointment of J. Williams, as Searcher for Rates and Duties (originally levied by Charles II. of 43 per cent. on the produce of the Island) with Seal and Sig- nature of President 8. Hinds, and counter signatures of Commissioners, etc., vellum document. 5s Government House, 1821 35 Barker, Edmund Henry, Esq., Classical Author. An interest- ‘ing aLs. 28 Thetford, 1820 386 Barnett, John, popular Dramatist. a.L.s. 1s 6d Princess Theatre, 1840 37 Barrow, Sir John, (created 1835) many years Secretary to the Admiralty. ALS. 28 1822 388 Barry, Sir Charles, R.A., Architect of the Houses of Parlia- ment, and other London Public Edifices. a.L.s. 5s Old Palace Yard, 1855 39 Bartley, George, Esq., eminent Dramatist. .L.8. Respect- ing some criticism on Miss Fanny Kemble, which appeared in the Bath Journal. 2s Theatre Royal Covent Garden, 1830 '40 Bate, Dudley, the Rev. Sir Henry. (Parson Bate, as he was familiarly called) possessed great literary ability, he estab- lished the Morning Post and Morning Herald, he was also remarkable for his conviviality, recklessness, and pugnacity, and was frequently under the clutches of the law, through his penchant for duelling, a.L.s, 4to. 2s 6d 1794 41 Bate. Dudley, as preceding. Sale of his Estate at Woodham Ferrers, Essex, to John Johnson. 2s 1793 42 Bathurst, Rev. Dr. Charles, a.1.8. 2s Chester, 1791
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