Box 6
Contains 57 Results:
Clark, Ellis, 1866-07-24
Letter: Philadelphia, Pa., to Lewis A Scott, Esq.
ALS. "I found the enclosed note on the counter in my office at which you were standing this morning . . . Believing it to belong to you I hereby return it."
Clark, James, Sir, 1788-1870 (John Keats's Physician), 1842-04-05
Letter: London, to "My dear Sir"
ALS. Letter recommending a colleague for the position of examiner in medicine. Second letter, dated 21 Jan (n.y.) describes condition of patient.
Clark, James, 1838-02-04
Letter: Naples, Italy, to Mrs. Sarah Clark, Philadelphia, Pa.
ALS. Writing to his wife, Clark describes his adventures in Italy.
Clark, Willis Gaylord, 1808-1841 (Editor of Knickerbocker Magazine), 1829-04-29
Clark, Willis Gaylord, 1808-1841, 1835-06-23
Receipt: for subscription of B.G. Bonsall
ADS. Receipt for Bonsall's annual subscription to Knickerbocker Magazine.
Clarke, Charles Cowden, 1787-1877 (Author and Shakespeare Scholar), bulk: 1850-02-28 - 1862-04-15
Letters: to Samuel Cartwright, Thomas Clark, Joseph Plowman, Rev. Rylands, W. Strudwicke, Daily News editor
6 ALS. Discusses lecture/speaking arrangements, literary contemporaries, and other daily events.
Clarke, Charles Cowden, 1851-11-18
Letter: Liverpool, to William Potter, Liverpool, and to "Dear Sir"
ALS. "Gratified" by a request for an autograph. Second letter discusses literature. Also included is an excerpt from one of Clarke's speeches.
Clarke, James, n.d.
Letter: to William Hayley, Chichester
ALS. Discusses a recent play put on by Clarke and other day-to-day matters.
Clarke, James Freeman, 1810-1888, 1868-06-19 - [18--]-03-22
Letters: Jamaica Plain, Mass., to the Atlantic Monthly, and Rev. Dr. Peabody
ALS. Having been asked to submit an article to the Atlantic Monthly, Clarke suggests a lecture "on the 'Yankee' which I have written . . . and delivered four times only." Second letter says that the Boston Association meets at his house next Monday, and he proposes "to ask them to consider the subject of Cambridge Divinity School. I wish you . . . would lend us your counsel."
Clarke, Mary Cowden, 1809-1898 (Author), 1889-10-12
Letter: Villa Novello, Genoa, to F. Holland Day, 1864-1933, London
ALS. Answers his specific queries relating to a portrait of Edward Holmes drawn by Joseph Severn and to the house in London where she was born. Thanks him for his prints "relative to George Keats in America."