Identified, presumably by Kate Symons, as 'Miss Lydia Becker A E H's greatest woman friend' in list.
Sent by the clerk of the Butcher's Company from Philpot Lane, Fenchurch Street.
Contents page lists date as 19 Jan, the letter and the index book state 17 Jan.
Turner, Dawson (1775–1858), banker, botanist, and antiquary(Transcript by Turner. At the head is written, ‘The original in Cotman’s Brasses’, i.e. a copy of J. S. Cotman’s Sepulchral Brasses in Norfolk and Suffolk.)
(Cf. No. 92a. According to Palmer and Tucker (Palgrave Family Memorials, p. 50) this etching was made by Mary Turner from a painting begun by Sir Thomas Lawrence and finished by Samuel Lane in 1816. But the portrait is subscribed ‘S. Lane, Pinxt 1810’.)
(Transcript by Turner. At the head is written, ‘The original is among Autographs, Series A.’)
(Dated Monday, Sept. 1803. ‘9/7’ has been added in another hand.)
(Engraving.)
(Transcript by Turner. At the head is written, ‘The original is among Autographs, Series A.’)