Autographed Letter Signed Charles Dickens (ALS).

Two page autograph letter signed by Charles Dickens, addressed to attorney James Thomson. Tastefully matted and framed. "Tavistock House Saturday Evening Twelfth June 1852. My Dear Sir I am very glad that all is going on so well- very glad also, that there is no difference between us in reference to the request of our last short correspondence. Of course you understand that I will connect Sir James Brook's name with the trust, with the greatest pleasure, and with all possible grace and courtesy towards him. The point I would rather avoid, is quite another matter. Mr. Cutler has sent me the papers. If you will have the kindness to research three places for Mrs Dickens, she will hold herself much indebted to your courtesy. (____ that the word I have wriiten before "places", has a cabalistic appearance. I meant it to represent a 3). Dear Sir Faithfully Yours Charles Dickens James Thomson Esquire P.S. I will attend to your request as a friend."