View source for Beaupré Bell - Samuel Pegge - 1732-9-25

{{Correspondence
|Institution=Oxford, Bodleian Library
|Inventory=MS Eng. letters d. 45, f° 163-164
|Author=Beaupré Bell
|Recipient=Samuel Pegge
|Correspondence date=1732/09/25
|Associated persons=George Vertue; Anselmo Maria Banduri
|Grand document=Lettre du 25 septembre 1732 (sans lieu): He asks P. to see to a foreign letter enclosed in his last frank which he had not put into the G.P.O. for fear of its being made away with for the sake of the money paid along with it. He reminds P. to enquire of Mr. Vertue about the cost for engraving a plate containing the heads from 20 medals for his Caesarian tables. He specifies the details. He also asks P. if Banduri’s coins of the lower empire can be borrowed for copying. He cannot get a reply from Vandenhoeck about the despatch of and bill for his books, and gives P. the detail he wants obtained and the address to which to direct the reply. Has he received his Virgils? (Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Eng. letters d. 45, f° 163-164).
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