Letter from William Gladstone

A letter from William Gladstone to James Thomas Knowles thanking him for the payment for his Dante article. He also suggests that he is ‘thinking of reprinting a variety of Irish papers’. With cover.

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Level of description
Item
Date
21 June 1892
Reference
17
Extent and medium
2 pp; manuscript
Scope and content
A letter from William Gladstone to James Thomas Knowles thanking him for the payment for his Dante article. He also suggests that he is ‘thinking of reprinting a variety of Irish papers’. With cover.
General note
For biographical information on William Gladstone (1809-1908) see https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/manuscriptsandspecialcollections/learning/biographies/williamewartgladstone(1809-1898).aspx
Repository
Irish Capuchin Archives
Context
Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Autograph Letters and Historical Ephemera

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  • My dear Miss Knowles
  • a long & friendly relation.
  • only 2nd brown as during
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Page 1

C. Guideus June 24. 92 My dear Miss Knowles Many thinkers for the Dants cheque. - I have had an application for translating the carica into Iranian: which, I assume, you would not distinct. If not too impudent, as time is of much convenience, I beg you to read me a copy of M. C. for June or Feb. 1887 with an article of mine meant to be carefully paid for reflection: who the No. with the carica while (in 1888?) brought about the one only 2nd brown as during a long & friendly relation. I am thinking of reprising a variety of Irish papers of mine & then among them: knowing that so far as M. C. papers can concealed you feel no difficulty at this distance of time. Great sincerely W. Haddone