LEIGH Chandos - ALS 1824 regarding an unpaid bill Category_Travel

LEIGH Chandos - ALS 1824 regarding an unpaid bill Category_TravelChandos LEIGH, 1st Baron Leigh (1791 1850) Autograph Letter Signed ("Chandos Leigh") to "Sir" [identified within the text as Mr. Howe], regarding an unpaid bill for a second hand carriage. 1 page 4to, Stoneleigh Abbey, 15 November 1824. The poet Chandos Leigh was a school friend of Lord Byron, and also a cousin of Jane Austen. The tone of this quite polite letter owes perhaps more to the style of the latter than the former. "A letter from Mr.

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as he became god-father to her son Leopold

The address leaf her been slightly torn when the letter was opened

And it seems to me that tomorrow

could be celebrated

Gérard”) to an unidentified Baron

encouraged by the British

The verso has his drawings of a pair of Mandarin Ducks with his printed signature

when you next write to him if you have received the bill of lading

but it was a holiday which took him to Whitby in 1890

who is known for his portraits of Churchill and Queen Elizabeth II

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