"Holograph, signed. The box containing the reports, etc., arrived, and its contents have been distributed to London, Bristol, Glasgow, Paris, etc. Richard Davis Webb is delighted with a daguerreotype. Webb comments: \"No present you could have made me would have gratified me more.\" In view of Maria Weston Chapman going abroad, Richard D. Webb pleads that \"if you come to Dublin, my wife and I will have room enough and a highland welcome for you all.\" He wishes, in any case, to meet Maria W. Chapman on her arrival in Liverpool. Webb writes: \"The mail boats between Liverpool and Dublin make the passage in eight hours. They are the quickest sea boats in the world.\" Richard D. Webb sent a Liberty Bell to Miss (Maria) Edgeworth, with whom he had a long interview some weeks ago. Webb says: \"It is delightful to meet with such people. ...You should come and see her while she is yet alive.\""
title
"Letter from Richard Davis Webb, Dublin, [Ireland], to Maria Weston Chapman, April 26, 1848"
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creators
"Webb, Richard Davis, 1805-1872 (Author); Chapman, Maria Weston, 1806-1885 (Addressee)"