P.Rox.1909
Letters written by Charles Lamb's "princely woman, the thrice noble Margaret Newcastle" to her husband; by his "fine old Whig" William Plumer to the third duke of Portland and Lord William Bentinck; also by his "old bencher" Samuel Salt : from the originals at Welbeck Abbey / Together with a reprint of a rare pamphlet, entitled "Considérations sur l'état actuel de la France au mois de juin 1815; par un Anglais" [i.e. F.A. Elia] ; with illustrations.
London : J. Murray, Albemarle Street, W., 1909.
xiii, 192 p., [7] leaves of plates : facsims., ports ; 29 cm.
(Roxburghe Club)
Quarter dark brown leather binding with boards covered in paper; lettered on spine: Letters at Welbeck Abbey.
Appendix I. Sketches of recipients of William Plumer's letters:--(A) The third Duke of Portland; (B) Lord William Bentinck (p. 149-171)--Appendix I.I. Sir James Lowther's claim to the forest of Inglewood (p. 172-184)
"Dedicated and presented to the president and members of the Roxburghe club by ... Portland.".
Pamphlet has special t.-p. (reprint of t.-p. of original ed. with imprint: Paris, C.-F. Patris, août 1815)
"The letters have been transcribed, annotated, and equipped with introductions and appendices by Mr. Richard W. Goulding."--Introd. note.
Facsimile.
Barker, no. 153.
Eton College bookplate on front pastedown with "the gift of Provost James" in ms.
M. R. James's copy.
Lonsdale, James Lowther, 1736 - 1802 Earl of,
English letters.
France Politics and government 1799-1815.
Great Britain Politics and government 1760-1820.
Newcastle, Margaret Cavendish, 1623? - 1673 Duchess of,
James, M.R. (Montague Rhodes), 1862 - 1936 former owner.
John Murray publisher.
England London.
eng fre
B44597