Box 8
Contains 60 Results:
Doyle, Richard, 1824-1883 (Illustrator), [18--]-12-23
Letter: to Mr. Mitchell;[18--]-12-23 ALS. Respectfully declines an invitation to Christmas dinner.
Dragonetti, Domenico, 1763-1846 (Composer), n.d.
Musical notation; n.d.
AMs. At the bottom of the musical notation is a note written and signed by Vincent Novello: "This Manuscript is in the hand-writing of my beloved friend Signor Dragonetti, who died on the 16th of April 1846, in the presence of Count Pepoli, Mr. Appleby (his legal friend) and myself."
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Drinker, Henry, Esq., 1734-1809, 1796-10-27
Land patent: Luzerne Co., Pa.
ADS. Patent granted Drinker by the state of Pennsylvania for 412 acres of land in Luzerne County. The patent reserves "only the fifth part of all gold and silver ore for the use of this commonwealth."
Drinker, Henry, 1794-05-23
Deed
TDS, ADS. Application for a four hundred-acre tract of land, formerly Joseph Donaldson's. Signed by Henry Drinker and Tench Francis.
Drinker, Henry, 1793-05-23
Deed.
TDS, ADS. Application for a four hundred-acre tract of land, formerly William Pusey's. Signed by Henry Drinker and Tench Francis.
Drinker, Henry, 1794-05-23
Deed.
TDS, ADS. Application for a four hundred-acre tract of land, formerly Casper Singer, Jr's. Signed by Henry Drinker and Tench Francis.
Drinker, Henry, 1794-05-23
Deed
TDS, ADS. Application for a four hundred-acre tract of land, formerly William Forbes's. Signed by Henry Drinker and Tench Francis.
Drinkwater, John, 1882-1937 (Poet and Playwright), 1923-09-21
Letter: London, to H. Dymond Stuckey
TLS. "If anything is done about the Washington statue and I can be of any help I shall be glad to do what I can."
Drinkwater, John, 1926-07-24
Letter: London, to Mrs. Thomas Hardy, 1881-1937
TLS. Contains a long and detailed discussion of his dramatization of Hardy's Mayor of Casterbridge. He lists the merits and demerits of contemporary actors for the various roles in the play and assures her that the press will not take undue liberties in publicity.
Drumm, J. O., 1882-04-11
Letter: SingSing, N.Y., to Horatio Potter, Bishop of New York
ALS. "My dear Bishop, Having accepted the rectorship of St. Paul's Church Bridgeport I desire that you should, if you please, send me a letter dismissing[?] to Bp Williams. I wrote you last week, but knowing that you are very busy now, I thot it might have escaped your memory."