Undated. Dawson Turner has written ‘Janry 1821’ at the foot.
No date recorded
(There is no direction, nor any marks of posting.)
(Signed ‘J E Smith & Co’.)
Identified, presumably by Kate Symons, as 'Basil aged 2', in list.
Pasted to the letter is a small cutting from a newspaper containing a notice of Miss Harvey’s death in 1829.
(Undated. The date on the docket is ‘2/’, i.e. February.)
Relates to the Wax Chandlers Company.
Undated. ‘Apr. ?’ has been added at the head in pencil.
Timberland.
The full title of the verses is ‘Lines respectfully addressed to Sir Thomas Lawrence, President of the Royal Academy, on seeing the Portrait of a Lady, in Suffolk’. Turner has added a note identifying the lady in question as ‘Mrs Fitzgerald, wife of Jno. Fitzgerald Esq., M.P. for Seaford’. This note was evidently written in or after 1826, the year of Fitzgerald’s election.