Letter [with envelop] from [ ] Williams to Henry S. Wellcome, “if I have done wring I must humbly beg Lady Stanley's pardon”, London, 25 September 1906. Pièce.

Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “Fears he might have to return to Africa ... X. James B. Pond and the cases against Pewtress and Appleton.

Letter [with envelop] from HMS to Dorothy Tennant, “Describes lecture at Bedford, and a wonderful account of the putting down of slavery in Africa” (D.T.), ...

Letter [in envelop] from Morien (= Owen “Morien” Morgan) to [?], about a child of ... With ink inscription by Dorothy Tennant: “More fables about H.M.S. ...

8 is a view of the envelop with one of the flaps folded over the pocket of ... in forming the envelop from the blank described, the endflaps are folded on ...

combination with envelop separating inecha msm comprising an endless belt, o't envelop feeding mechanism to receive the envelop from the separating ...

1 An object of the invention is to provide a pay-envelop or the like with ... the paying teller or clerk re- ]Joves the corresponding pay-envelop from he ...

Not to be confused with: envelop – to wrap around; enfold; hide; ... [French enveloppe, from envelopper, to envelop, from Old French envoloper; see envelop.].

With these and other ends in view which will readily appear as the nature of the ... the mouth of the lowermost envelop from the stack to. receive a filler, ...

Letter [with envelop] from William Harlow Cook to Dorothy Tennant, ... Letter from James B. Pond to Lewis H. Noe, stressing that no part of the Indemnity ...