BLESSINGTON Countess of - ALS 1835 to a poet Autograph Type_Cut Signatures

BLESSINGTON Countess of - ALS 1835 to a poet Autograph Type_Cut SignaturesMargaret, Countess of BLESSINGTON (1789 1849) Autograph Letter Signed (M Blessington) to the poet Henry Austin Driver, thanking him for his volume of poems, praising them, informing him that she has this day presented the Copy you designed for the Countess Guiccioli, to that Lady . . . and asking him to write a few lines of poetry to accompany some portraits. 7 pages 8vo, part of the letter cover and the seal laid down on the last leaf, Seamore Place,

Eighteenth century British politics were largely dominated by a few interconnected aristocratic families

My correspondent sent you on 26 November a bill of lading

2nd Earl of RADNOR (1750-1828)

Adelphi Terrace

and he was quite determined to review the novel

hoping to mount a challenge for the throne in favour of her son from Marseille

Wingate served as ADC to Sir Evelyn Wood

where Lucien had been a prisoner

15 December 1800

regarding an article on Moholy-Nagy’s The New Vision

I mean cases where (1) the Liberal is the sitting member

Autograph Letter Signed (“Wellesley”) to an unidentified gentleman