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PHILPOTT (Henry, 1807-1892, Reforming Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge, Bishop of Worcester, 1860-1892)

Signature 'H. Worcester' on Autograph envelope front to Mrs Paget, St Peter's Terrace, Cambridge, (Clara, wife of Sir George Edward, 1809-1892, Fellow of Caius, from 1872 Regius Professor of Physic), 2¼" x 4¾", Kidderminster, 15th August

Item Date:  1862
Stock No:  54961      £15

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PICKTHALL (Muhammad Marmaduke (born Marmaduke William), 1875-1936, English Islamic Scholar)

Autograph Letter Signed to STORRS (Sir Ronald Henry Amherst, 1881-1955, Near Eastern Expert and Governor) accepting an invitation “with pleasure. I will try to be punctual to 7.15. Evening dress, I presume...”, 1 side 8vo., Pont des Anglais, 8th December

Item Date:  1908
Stock No:  42945      £175

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PILSON (John)

Charming Autograph Note Signed to his employer, saying "Sir I ham A Blight to go to A Littel Job in the Cuntery to Day so I thought I had Best Send Word to You John Pilson", 'Jakinson Cawtege', no date, circa

Item Date:  1835
Stock No:  54962      £10

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PINN (F.G., Secretary to Baroness Burdett-Coutts, 1814-1906, the Philanthropist)

Autograph Letter Signed to 'Dear Madam', explaining that the Baroness is indisposed, "but for many years past has had to decline giving her autograph" from the number applying, 1 side 8vo., 1 Stratton Street, W., 23rd November

Item Date:  1898
Stock No:  18727      £15

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PIUS IX (Giovanni M. M. Ferretti, 1792-1878, Pope from 1846 who proclaimed the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception and whose Vatican Council formulated the Dogma of Papal Infallibility)

Rare Autograph draft letter, unsigned, in Italian with transcription and translation, written when he was Bishop of Imola (1832-1846), south east of Bologna, to the Mayor ('Gonfalionere') of nearby Lugo, saying that "The Hospital of Santa Maria della Scaletta at Imola remains firm in its determination to abandon a long and expensive Case, such as that which has been argued up till now before the Sacred Tribunal of the Rota on behalf of the Exposed Children of the Diocese", he has already so assured the Pro-Legate of Ferrara, but explaining that the Congregation, in view of the unexpected setting down of a hearing for the 23rd and possible judgement, has asked for a postponement "solely to give the Municipality of Imola time to examine the merits of the Case", not just to prove that "such good Citizens as are Members of the Congregation" do not want "to be thought indifferent", adding that "the special administration set up by Monsignor the Pro-Legate will employ every means for the relief of the Hospital, whatever the Prior of Conselice may think to the contrary", he assures the Mayor that the Hospital will withdraw, and that the Communal Council will accept "the encyclical of the Secretariat of State", believing that most of the Communes of the Province of Ravenna "have by now made their payments ... likewise ... those of the Province of Ferrara", and ending with his blessing, 2 sides 12¾" x 8½", no place, 21th March

Item Date:  1835
Stock No:  54230      £1250

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