Francis freeling (11 Ergebnisse)
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Verlag: Griffith And Farren, London,, 1864
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Fourth Edition Neat name on front end paper dated September 17th 1865. Tall slim 8vo.pp. 26. Original publisher's quarter cloth binding in red with illustrated sides in orange, lettered Black. Illustrations by Preface by Thomas Hood's daughter, Francis Freeling Broderip "The following story of the…'Precocious Pig' was originally related by our dear father, when the writer of these lines was a little girl, much inclined to cry over poor Piggy's tragical fate; and the artist who illustrates it so appropriately, was a little fat boy, who chuckled over Piggy's misdeeds with intense enjoyment."/Thomas Hood (1835Ð1874) was an English humorist, playwright and author. He was the son of the poet and author Thomas Hood./Frances Freeling Broderip (ne Hood) (1830Ð1878) was an English children's writer. Very good. Slight wear. Rubbed at edges.
Verlag: 'Bank of England / April 28th' London, 1818
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In den WarenkorbSee his entry, and Freeling's, in the Oxford DNB. 1p, 4to. Aged and worn, with nicks and closed tears around the edges, but not near the valediction 'Yours very faithfully / W: Manning.' Addressed to 'Francis Freeling, Esqr.' Begins: 'My dear Sir, / Your Letter of yesterday I have just received & am exceedingly obliged to you fo…r the communication it contains - it is quite distressing to see the delusion which prevails in the public mind on this subject -'. He is 'submitting the Extract of the Norwich paper sent by Mr. Coldwell (to whom we are much obliged) to the Governor & Deputy Governor', but does not wish to delay his thanks to Freeling.
[Death of Lavinia Robinson] Autograph Letter Signed to Sir Francis Freeling (1764-1836), Secretary to the Post Office.
Rev. R. H. Whitelock [Whitelocke] of Manchester [Sir Francis Freeling; Lavinia Robinson; Suicide]
Verlag: March ; Manchester, 1814
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In den WarenkorbTwo pages, quarto. On slightly stained, aged paper, with a few closed tears and some wear to extremities. Black wax seal adhering to second leaf of bifolium. Docketed 'March 1814 | Manchester | Revd. R. H. Whitelocke', but the signature appears to read 'Whitelock'. He is sending 'the only Publication that has at present appeared… in Print respecting the unfortunate Miss Robinson - The wretch who drove her to the fit of desperation has been desired for the Peace of the Town to quit it for the fury of the Populace is very great - & he did leave it for a few days but has had the effrontery to return. - I saw one of the Surgeons after the investigation who assured me that it was a most remarkable instance that there was every satisfactory proof of her virginity.' Recounts what the 'man in his Defence said'. His 'conduct deprived her of her reason'. He is sending Davies's Catalogues: 'there is nothing very scarce'. The news that the report of Louis XVIII's proclamation is unfounded is 'a woeful disappointment'. He hopes Freeling's son will write a few lines if anything extraordinary occurs. The British Library contains a pamphlet entitled 'Some Account of the Circumstances attendant on the Death of the late Miss Lavinia Robinson' (Manchester: Joseph Aston, 1814).
Weitere BilderVerlag: Not Stated 1868-9, Not Stated, 1868
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: Good. A curious and very scarce private printing of Shelley's 'Declaration of Rights', supported with letters by Francis Freeling and Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue. Accompanying this copy of Shelley's manifesto are letters obtained through the sale of Sir Francis Freeling's effects, communicated by Mr. Forte…scue and intended to give illustrate the fear and vigilance of the government of the day.In the original blue wraps. Several leaves uncut.Undated, dated from a copy held at the British Library.Declaration of Rights, first printed in 1812, serves as Percy Bysshe Shelley's 31-point radical pamphlet advocating for political reform and promoting liberty and free expression. His 15-year-old Irish servant was arrested for distributing copies of the work, after which Shelley and his companions fled and settled in Tremadog, Wales. In the original blue wraps.Externally, with spotting and marks to the wraps. Slight edge wear. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with spotting to the endpapers. Good. None (illustrator). book.
Weitere BilderShelley's Declaration of Rights
[Percy Bysshe Shelley]; Francis Freeling; William D. Fellowes; Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue
Verlag: Not Stated 1868-9, Not Stated, 1868
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In den WarenkorbPaperback. Zustand: Very Good. A curious, very scarce private printing of Shelley's 'Declaration of Rights', supported with letters by Francis Freeling and Chichester Parkinson-Fortescue. Accompanying this copy of Shelley's manifesto are letters obtained through the sale of Sir Francis Freeling's effects, communicated by Mr. For…tescue and intended to give illustrate the fear and vigilance of the government of the day.In the original blue wraps. Several leaves uncut.Undated, dated from a copy held at the British Library.Declaration of Rights, first printed in 1812, serves as Percy Bysshe Shelley's 31-point radical pamphlet advocating for political reform and promoting liberty and free expression. His 15-year-old Irish servant was arrested for distributing copies of the work, after which Shelley and his companions fled and settled in Tremadog, Wales. In the original blue wraps.Externally, with handling marks to the wraps and mild edge wear. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with a few scattered spots, heaviest to the endpapers. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.
Verlag: Griffith & Farran, 1862
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In den WarenkorbFirst Edition. With illustrations by Thomas Hood. Well worn copy. Red cloth with gilt decortation and titles on front board and spine. Cloth darkened at edges and on spine; Spine repaired along split joints, worn at head and foot. Broken front hinge neatly repaired, but fragile. Bookplate on front pastedown, with gift inscriptio…n, dated 1878, on half title. Lacking front free end paper; pages foxing lightly. Lovely well-preserved frontispiece; one of 5 hand coloured plates [frontis lacks tissue guard] Copac states there should be 6 plates, so this copy apparently lacking one. Used - Acceptable. Fair hardback Used - Acceptable. Fair hardback.
[Postal history: Sir Matthew John Tierney, surgeon.] Autograph Letter Signed to Sir Francis Freeling, Secretary of the General Post Office, complaining of a misdirected letter, with annotation by Freeling and postal inspector Benjamin Critchett.
Sir Matthew John Tierney (1776-1845), Anglo-Irish surgeon [Sir Francis Freeling (1764-1836), Secretary of the General Post Office; Benjamin Critchett, Inspector of Letter Carriers]
Verlag: 5 February Brighton, 1835
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In den WarenkorbSee the entries on Tierney (Physician-in-Ordinary to George IV and William IV) and Freeling (also a noted bibliophile) in the Oxford DNB. The letter is 3pp, 12mo, with underlinings in red pencil (probably by Freeling), and the reverse of the second leaf carrying the address and annotations by Freeling and Critchett. In good cond…ition, lightly aged and worn, with folds for postage and strip of tape from mount adhering to reverse of second leaf, which also has a strip of paper with an ANS by Critchett laid down lengthwise along the outer edge. Tierney addresses himself to 'Sir Francis Freeling Bt' and signs 'M J Tierney'. Begins: 'My dear Sir Francis / The annexed letter has been returned to my house this morng - why I cannot understand as my Brother Mr Edward Tierney is & has been since Tuesday at my house 26 Bruton St / I wrote to him under a similar cover & address yesterday transmitting important papers, shtould that letter not have been delivered this morning in Bruton Street it will occasion great inconvenience indeed'. He speculates that error is due to the habit of the 'Postman in that district' of 'sending Letters addressed to me in town to this place', adding that 'he could not have called in Bruton St. yesterday'. He apologises for troubling Freeling, 'but I know of no other method by which the error could be rectified'. He ends by asking Freeling to direct the postman to deliver the letter to Bruton St. At the head of the last page: '5 Feb 1835 / Brighton / Sir M J Tierney'. Beneath this, in another hand, the letter is redirected to 'Sir Francis Freeling Bt.' Under this Freeling writes: 'This is unfortunate / Can Mr Critchett tell me whether the letter he alludes to was returned yesterday'. In yet another hand, beneath this: 'The enclosed Letter to be sent to Bruton Street immediately'. And at the foot of the page, in response to Freeling, Critchett writes: 'The Letter returned from Brighton was delivered yesterday with X', and continuing on the laid-down strip: 'an apology for the mistake and the letter from Sir M. Tierney to his Brother of the 4th. instant was duly delivered. I have seriously cautioned the letter carrier / B Critchett / 7 Feb 1835'. Image on requet.
Verlag: 3 Park Place London 12 June One of the cuttings dating from the commencement off the Crimean War 1853, 1830
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In den Warenkorb2pp., 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition, on lightly-aged paper. 'Lord Bingham presents his compliments to Sir Francis Freeling & will feel much obliged to him if he will be good enough to have the accompanying letter opened & returned to him free of postage as Ld. B. knows it to be a Petition to the House of Commons | Ld. B. is…anxious to have the Petition returned to him by his servant as it will be necessary that it should be presented this day | 3 Park Place | June 12th.' Docketed with year and date of reply on reverse of second leaf, which also has the two newspaper cutting tipped in onto it. The first carries an entry on the family of 'LUCAN, EARL OF. (BINGHAM)', ending 'RICHARD, PRESENT AND SECOND EARL.' The other cutting, ffrom the Illustrated London News, is a biographical article headed 'MAJOR-GENERAL THE EARLOF LUCAN' and begins: 'IN this week's number of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS we present our readers with an admirable Portrait of Major-General the Earl of Lucan, appointed to command the cavalry division now in course of embarkation for the seat of war.'.
Verlag: 'Castle hill Lodge Ealing | 30th. June ', 1803
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In den Warenkorb3pp, 4to. Bifolium. Signature ('Edward') in the prince's hand, the rest of the letter by a secretary. In good condition, lightly aged, with slight damage to one corner of first leaf, and thin strip of paper from mount adhering to reverse of second leaf, which is franked 'Kent & Strathearn', with postmark, and addressed to 'Franc…is Freeling Esquire | &c &c &c | Genl. Post Office | Lombard Street | London'. Folded four times. The letter begins: 'Dear Sir | It being of some consequence that the enclosed should reach Germany in safety, as it contains the notification of a young M an's appointment to a Commission in the British Service, whose unfortunate parents are very little able to maintain him, I shall esteem it a very particular favor if through your good offices, and the medium of our Agent at Toninghen this can be accomplished'. He knows Freeling will do his 'best endeavours to effect the thing if it is possible', and adds, 'that the letter is written as ever if opened not to be of any consequence, and therefore if sent by a private hand not liable to expose the Bearer to anything unpleasant in consequence'. From the distinguished autograph collection of the psychiatrist Richard Alfred Hunter (1923-1981), whose collection of 7000 works relating to psychiatry is now in Cambridge University Library. Hunter and his mother Ida Macalpine had a particular interest in the illness of King George III, and their book 'George III and the Mad Business' (1969) suggested the diagnosis of porphyria popularised by Alan Bennett in his play 'The Madness of George III'.
