[WORDSWORTH WILLIAM]: (1770-1850) English Romantic Poet who served as Poet Laureate from 1843-50. A small collection of letters and documents etc., signed by various individuals associated with Wordsworth including his cousin, Julia Myers (early A.L.S., Julia Myers, four pages, folio, Rydal Mount, 5th July 1821, to Sophia Craig, writing whilst a pupil and stating, in part, 'Mrs Wordsworth said I might write to you then but Dorothy said I had better wait till Miss Dowling returned from Keswick, and I did so….Mr. Wordsworth has had six swarms of bees in his garden, three belonging to him, and three belonging to an old man who came to help him'), manuscript account of Wordsworth's expenses with Mary Tyson of the Stamp Office at Ulverston for the December quarter 1833, including postage and carriage, totalling £1169.12.1½, signed by Tyson and also by a representative of Wordsworth; a large envelope wrapper addressed to Asst. Surgeon [John] Wordsworth at Paxoi, signed to one panel by Wordsworth (d.1846, nephew of the poet) beneath a few mathematical calculations; an annuity document signed by William Field ('Subdistributor to William Wordsworth Esq'), 10th May 1829; an autograph envelope wrapper addressed by Dorothy Wordsworth to Edward Archer at Grasmere, with a brief note to the verso, Rydal Mount, 8th January n.y., and with a small red wax seal affixed, etc. Some age wear, G to about VG, 6