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SD1238.5. Alfred Moxon to Henry John Arnold

Addendum to The Brownings’ Correspondence, vol. 11.

44 Dover Street.

4th November 1845.

Sir,

I beg to inform you that the 7th No of Mr Browning’s Bells & Pomegranates, price 3s/– will be published tomorrow, & that No 8 will be ready in about a month. The price per vol. of Miss Martineau’s Forest & Game Law Tales will be 33/6 or 4s/–

I remain Sir

Yours respectfully

for Edward Moxon

Alfred Moxon. [1]

H.J. Arnold, Esq. [2]

Publication: None traced.

Source: Transcript in editors’ file.

1. Alfred Moxon (1823–58), youngest child, of nine, and fifth son of Michael Moxon, of Wakefield, West Yorkshire, and his wife, Ann (née Watson). Edward Moxon (1801–58), the publisher, was Alfred's eldest brother.

2. Henry John Arnold (1820–73), cheese manufacturer and seed merchant, of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire.

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