DICKSON Sir Alexander - ALS 1827 to Francis Freeling about a postal problem Autograph Type_Documents and Letters

DICKSON Sir Alexander - ALS 1827 to Francis Freeling about a postal problem Autograph Type_Documents and LettersSir Alexander DICKSON (1777 1840) Autograph Letter Signed (A Dickson) to Francis Freeling, regarding a packet sent to him by post which may or may not have been of importance. 2 pages 4to with integral blank leaf, Woolwich, 15 May 1827. On the 7th Inst. a packet by post was presented to me as follows: It evidently contained printed papers, was sealed at One end with the post office seal, had Halifax post mark, was addressed to the Adjutant General

Hodson in Ripon

1 page large 8vo in French

Letter Signed (“Mal

another note in ink states that a copy of the letter was sent to the Secretary at war on 9 August

3 February 1816

and I therefore have much pleasure in communicating it to you

has been appropriated to an Eastern prose Tale

charged with the administration of insolvent estates

My first letter will be from Paris

The Suez Canal was not officially opened until 17 November of this year

Hungarian-born Baroness Orczy and the London bookseller Frederick Bason

but allowed to return four years later