In this letter, Cardinal Gibbons offers to write to a letter on the correspondent's behalf. "...if she informs you that a letter from me to her husband will be of service to (your?) sister, I will gladly write to him for your + her sake."
In this letter, Forrest writes discusses with a theatre manager improvements to be made "in your theatre," noting that "the audiences would be increased by increasing their comforts."
In this letter written to George W. Smalley, Froude thanks him for his "most kind...notice. Evidently from your hand - in the New York Tribune." The letter is dated November 7.
In this letter, written in black ink on grey paper with blue fibers, Ruskin offers his definition of the Church of England, signing off as "ever your faithful Jew."
Le Gallienne writes to James A. Jenkins, saying there was "really no reason for your writing so hysterically in regard to your account." Le Gallienne goes on to say he will endeavor to make full "or at least most" payment more punctually next time.
Short letter addressed to the Diplomatic and Consular Offices of the United States of America in Russia, Japan, and Canada. Lansing entreats his correspondents, at the behest of Mr George Creel, to provide Mr. Henry James Forman with "such...
Gilbert, W. S. (William Schwenck), 1836-1911; Letters
In this letter, Gilbert writes to his correspondent that he "can give you information on the subject of your letter" and goes on to say that "I venture to think that this microscopic investigation into the [...] private lives of the public men is...
