George IV (King of England, 1762-1830). Document signed, 'George R.', Carlton House, 10 July 1821, a lithographically pre-printed document giving royal dispensation not to attend the Royal Coronation on 19th July, boldly signed by the monarch at head, and with name of the document's recipient inscribed at foot, 'Thomas-James Viscount Bulkeley', with an additional manuscript note beneath, 'Given me by my friend Doctor Bandinel, 1823', heavily browned, one page, folio (31 x 19.5 cm), tipped onto a modern mount (Qty: 1) Thomas James Bulkeley, 7th Viscount Bulkeley (1752-1822) was an English aristocrat and poltician. This document would appear to have been given to Bulkeley Bandinel (1781-1861) who became Librarian at the Bodleian in Oxford in 1813, a post he was to hold for 47 years. Who Dr. Bandinel gave the document to then has not been ascertained.
George IV (King of England, 1762-1830). Document signed, 'George R.', Carlton House, 10 July 1821, a lithographically pre-printed document giving royal dispensation not to attend the Royal Coronation on 19th July, boldly signed by the monarch at head, and with name of the document's recipient inscribed at foot, 'Thomas-James Viscount Bulkeley', with an additional manuscript note beneath, 'Given me by my friend Doctor Bandinel, 1823', heavily browned, one page, folio (31 x 19.5 cm), tipped onto a modern mount (Qty: 1) Thomas James Bulkeley, 7th Viscount Bulkeley (1752-1822) was an English aristocrat and poltician. This document would appear to have been given to Bulkeley Bandinel (1781-1861) who became Librarian at the Bodleian in Oxford in 1813, a post he was to hold for 47 years. Who Dr. Bandinel gave the document to then has not been ascertained.
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