Sales catalogue 494: Maggs Bros

Date:
1927
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/13/51
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue 494: Maggs Bros. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1429 DICKENS (CHARLES). AWTOGRAPH EEE RESIGNED SiOehis ss ONSEN Ye Ie pagemovosmunAllithewcarsRoundss: «iethaltnean o05umeou1 OS oe ; It is not necessary that I should trouble Mr. Brackenbury by writ- ing to him on the subject. Your description of my letter will doubtless be enough. The question is, how can you best be got to Gads? I suppose you will want some one to help you in and out of the carriage on the 2 Railways, and in and out of the Cabs. Shall I send down Marsh, and, if so, when?’’ Ete. 1430 DICKENS (CHARLES). AUTOGRAPH LEIITER SIGNED (WITHER INIRIATS) TOeMiss i sitye Beppwrovo. )bavistock House e1othwMay,.1353- £5 5s Concerning the St. James’ Theatre, which Dickens had secured for Mes igo I secured the St. James’s in order that you might not be left with- out any ‘Theatre and because you experienced a wish to avoid the Lyceum. But you must not suppose that Mitchell wants to let it. On the contrary he does so at some considerable inconvenience.’’ Etc. 1431 DICKENS (CHARLES). AUTOGRAPH LE BGER SIGNEDELO THOMASsSPOWEIE SO: I page, 8vo.. Devonshire Terrace, 20th February, 1846. £3 10s ‘‘T sent your Epigrams forthwith to the working Editor of the D.N. I fear, however, that they may be considered too personal for that Immaculate newspaper.’’ Dickens’ editorship of the ‘‘ Daily News ’’ lasted only a very short time, and he had resigned a few days previous to the date of this letter. 1432 DICKENS (CHARLES). AUTOGRAPH IEEA SERV SIGNED SiO: HiSwwWARDS MISS MARY BOYLE. tpace, Svo. ‘Dover, stAurise, Tose: £2 10s ‘* T am staying here and have only just received your note. I hope you had a pleasant party, passed an agreeable day and drank plenty of water.’
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