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17009No place. 11 September circa 1845. 1p. 12mo. In fair condition on lightly-aged paper with a couple of short closed tears at fore-edge. He states that he will derive 'much satisfaction in being allowed to join in any undertaking to do honor to the Memory of Bishop Ken' Thomas Ken 1637-1711 and subscribes for three guineas. The memorial would appear to have been a stained-glass window in Ken's church at Frome by 'Mr. O'Connor and his son' as reported in the Gentleman's Magazine February 1845 and February 1849. No place. 11 September [circa 1845]. unknown
26485Letter: Ravensworth Castle; 2 February 1833. Print: Without date or place. Letter: 4 pp 12mo. Bifolium. 36 lines. Text clear and complete. Very good on lightly-aged paper. He addresses him 'as Provisional Secretary to the Abbotsford Subscription Committee' to inform him that he has instructed his bankers in Newcastle to transmit forty pounds from his account to bankers in the Strand 'to be added to the Abbotsford Fund - being the Amount collected in small sums between 1.£ & 1.s. by Mrs. Liddell in the town of Alnwick & vicinity'. She will forward a book of subscribers' names to the Committee. 'Considerable interest was exhibited by the lower classes in my immediate neighbourhood upon the subject.' Postscript states that he is 'not without hopes of forwarding' Dundas 'a contribution before long from the proceeds of my little volume which perhaps you will do me the honor to purchase & to read'. The 'Ape' cartoon is 21 x 31.5 cm slightly cropped at head only affecting lettering in margin and foot but with none of Liddell's full-length image lacking. A 21 x 3 cm strip at the foot has been folded upwards to the hem of Liddell's gown otherwise good on lightly aged paper. Letter: Ravensworth Castle; 2 February 1833. Print: Without date or place. unknown
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18608Ewelme Rectory. 21 July 1846. 3pp. 12mo. Bifolium. In good condition. Addressed to 'R. Bentley Esq'. Having explained that the delay in replying is due to his absence from Oxford during the vacation he turns to Bentley's proposal. 'I am much flattered by your applying to me under the high recommendation which you state for the work in question. And I cannot but admire your spirit in desiring that a work of that kind should go forth to the world under your auspices. I only wish I had time & ability to execute it in the manner which you justly observe it ought to be written - so as fully to meet the statements & arguments which it is designed to answer & yet be popular in its character.' Unfortunately his 'present engagements will not admit of my turning my mind into this track of study' those engagements having been 'expressly postponed to this period of comparative leisure'. It is possible that Bentley's invitation related to the Oxford Movement Newman having been received into the Roman Catholic Church in the previous year. Ewelme Rectory. 21 July 1846. unknown
18640The first from 'The Palace' Hereford 3 November 1856. The second from Eaton Place London 15 March 1865. The first letter 4pp. 12mo with cross writing on frist page and the second 3pp. 12mo. Both bifoliums. The second letter with its envelope with penny red and postmarks addressed by Dickson to 'Travers Twiss Esq D. C. L. No. 19 Park Lane London'. Both items in good condition lightly aged and worn. The first letter concerns Dr Edward Thompson Vicar of Kington who has been complained about by his curate 'Mr. Clelan' resulting in a report in a newspaper. Dickson writes: 'Kington you may remember rejoices in the notorious Dr. Thompson for its Incumbent through an ill-fated exchange to whch. in my ignorance on my first coming to the See I consented. The present Curate however Mr. Clelan is a very respectable man and I consider myself fortunate in having a man there who appears to do his duty in the Parish & to be acceptable to the people. What the particular occurrence is on whch the difficulty about which he consults occurred I am not aware not habing seen the Hereford newspaper containing the Report or reference to it.' He continues discussing the matter with reference to 'Mr. Parry . who busies himself much for the good of Kington & has establish sic a library for the inhabitants & compiled a memoir of the place.' The second letter begins: 'I am informed through a letter of Mr. Dunning addressed to Mr. Evans that Mr. Reed has written to the ABp. Archbishop complaining that the requirement of the Act respecting the notice to be given to the Ch. Warden of the Parish & Registrar of the <> as to the removing of the revocation of the License both from the Parish Registry & the Diocesan has not been complied with.' He gives more details and asks for Twiss's 'opinion as to this point' commenting: 'In this case it does seem a hardship to be obliged to stultify oneself by so formally condemning one's previous act.' A postscript refers to 'a report at Leominster that Mr. Reed has had the influence of a lady of the name of Parnell a connexion of the AB.p in his favour - & that this Lady supports the man with supplies of money. Probably she has been a patient of his in London at some time.' The first from 'The Palace' [ Hereford ], 3 November 1856. The second from Eaton Place [ London ], 15 March 1865. unknown
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