Miscellaneous Religion from Sophie Dupre

suggesting "any time between 12 & 2 on Wednesday... for trying over the duet", 1 side 8vo., 32 Abercorn Place, N.W., 26th June laid down on card

saying that he feels "highly honoured and gratified by Your Royal Highness's kind acceptance of the little token of my faithful remembrance, and my heartfelt interest in Your Royal Highness's approaching happiness. The photographs which Your Royal Highness has been good enough to send to me are charming. They enable me to realise that a great chance has indeed… Read more about this item

showing him head and shoulders in his bishop's robes, 5½" x 3½", no place, no date, circa Gott was educated at Winchester and Brasenose College, Oxford and then embarked on an ecclesiastical career with a curacy at Great Yarmouth, after which he held incumbencies at Bramley, Leeds and at Leeds Parish Church, where he also founded the… Read more about this item

(George Russell, 1858-1934, Canon and Botanist) saying he has "read you letter... with the greatest possibly [sic] sympathy and regret - sympathy with you in what you tell me about you health which I had hoped to have been thoroughly restored, and regret that you should feel compelled to give up the charge of St. Michael's, College Hill. I… Read more about this item

saying that he "knows not whether you have heard the cause of the exit of my family from home - we have had a most fearful fever around us and alas! in our house. Your godson Archy has struggled through after having been despaired of more than once - thank God. He is now recovering as rapidly and seemingly… Read more about this item

Titled "Lines written on the Recovery of Prince Leopold from his severe illness in February 1875" with a manuscript title at the head "The Untravelled Traveller", starting "When brothers part for manhood's race, / And gladly seek from year to year, / From scene to scene, from place to place, / the wonders of each opening sphere, / Is… Read more about this item

recommending "Mr J. Wood, Non-Collegiate Student as a fit person to use the Codrington Libaray...", 1 side 8vo., All Soul's College, Oxford headed paper, 10th February Hensley Henson was Canon of Westminster and Rector of St. Margaret's 1900-1912, and Dean of Durham 1912-1918. The son of a zealous member of the Plymouth Brethren, Henson was not… Read more about this item

saying that he will "endeavour to attend the meeting of the Society of Arts to which you invite me tomorrow evening and shall be glad if opportunity offers, to tke part in any discussion which may arise upon it. I am so situated, however, that I cannot at this moment promise to be present but I am unwilling to… Read more about this item

saying that he is "much obliged by the copy of the Journal of the Society of Arts which you have been so good as to send to me - & thank you for the report of what I said though I had not the least idea that this 'discussion' would be reported. May I ask you to correct with… Read more about this item

listing the books she had sent her, and noting the ones returned, the one she "cared for most" was "a bound copy of the 1st & 2nd series of Seeing & Hearing", her last, "I hope it is not lost. If it is I will freely forgive you, only I shall be sorry", she thanks her for mentioning… Read more about this item

(1811-1899, widow of John, 1807-1883, 1st Baron), saying "I long for more talk, especially about Professor Drummond. But I find myself obliged to give up Evening Talks just now. I cannot sleep after them so I am declining all invitations to Dinner... I must leave 'Drummond' for a talk", 2 sides 8vo., 1 Amen Court, St. Paul's,… Read more about this item

in order to Live holily and Die happily', signed A. Voet, in 7 compartments, at the top is the crowned Virgin and Child, with many kneeling figures, at the sides are figures emblematic of Faith, Hope, and Charity, and vignettes of Confession, Communion and Last Agony, no place, The original edition, not in BL. Later editions… Read more about this item

14th July

saying he has been laid on his back for 3 weeks, "Dean Watkins is the latest book on Marriage and Divorce. It is expensive about 21/-. My book... 2nd & enlarged edition will give him all he wants - 6/-", he has also sent a paper "with the Scriptural Argument... the innocent party is absolutely in the same position… Read more about this item

14th October

about writing books and articles, which Marchant would place with Cassell's or Newnes, and about the Archbishop's proposed meeting "about the Shakespeare question", 6 sides 8vo., Ealing, Brighton and Christ Church Vicarage, 26th May 1915 - 24th November Campbell startled the evangelical world in 1907 with his 'New Theology', which restated Christian belief in terms of the… Read more about this item

his Domestic Chaplain, "to enjoy all... the benefits... granted to the Chaplains of Archbishops and Bishops by the Laws... of this Realm", vellum, papered seal with arms on tab, 6¼" x 9", no place, 23rd October remains of laying down on blank verso

postmarked 10th March

inscribed '2 Cor. V. 14', postmarked 10th August

16th September