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8 p., with addresses.
19 x 12 cm.
On the Gentlemen's Magazine and c.

8p. various sizes;
Information on Boswell's Johnson.

ca. 21 p.
24 cm.
Written as ambassador extraordinary to
Louis XIV, containing confidential
reports on the progress of the
negotiations for peace.

13 p., with addresses.
22 x 18 cm.

16 p.
Various sizes.
Concerns his antiquarian and
poetical works.

Containing expressions of friendship,
family news, and mentions of business
matters and corrections for his
printers.
Letter of 1746 Jul 4 mounted, with
annotation.
Letter of 1750 Apr 10 lacking
signature (cut off).
Acc. 03.6.10

Letters concerning the publication
of a memorial volume of the poems of
Caroline Symmons (1789-1803).
Symmons discusses correcting proof,
additions to the proposed text, and
a prefatory memoir by Francis
Wrangham (1769-1842).
Letters addressed to "Mr. S. Tipper,
Stationer, Leadenhall Street, near
Aldgate."
Letters docketed, presumably by
Tipper.
ACC: 01.10.1

12 p., with address.
Various sizes.

19 p. Various Sizes;
About Chapman's debts, leading to
his imprisonment in Fleet Prison,
his release and receipt of a L100
bounty for his work with Seal Furs;
thanks Banks and [?George] Rose for
their help; thinks himself persecuted
by the beaver fur interests,
implicating Sir William Curtis.

9 p.
Various sizes.