NT/SMA/PH/144 cutting
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[8 March 1913] Review of her book with illustration of Ellen Terry sitting at a desk, writing.
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ET-D2157 memorandum of agreement
British Library
[22 January 1913] Between Sidgwick & Jackson and Ellen Terry for the publication of The Russian Ballet submitted on 22 January 1913.
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ET-8,619 letter fragment
British Library
[Undated] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She mentions Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell] & Co.
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EC-AZ3,028c card, mourning
British Library
[Undated] From Charlotte to Miss Edith [Edith Craig]. Recalls Ellen Terry meeting Edy [Edith Craig] at Dixton on return from America; condolences on death of Ellen Terry.
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EC-AZ3,077 letter
British Library
[3 August 1928] From H. L. Edwards to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry; mentions Lady Martin, Mrs Siddons and Ellen Terry [possibly referring to photographs].
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EC-AZ3,094 letter
British Library
[23 July 1928] From A. [illegible] Gill to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, recalling as a child Ellen Terry's visit to Margate; religious verse quotation.
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EC-AZ3,113 letter
British Library
[22 July 1928] From Helen Henschel to Edith [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on the death of Ellen Terry, mentioning her mother's love for Ellen Terry; annotation indicates the correspondent was a singer.
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EC-AZ3,114 letter
British Library
[31 July 1928] From Tom Heslewood to Edie [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, thanking her for sending the box and proud that the Irvings and Ellen Terry liked him.
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ET Z1,144 letter
British Library
[25 July 1902] From Winifred Dolan to [Unknown]. She discusses the treat planned by Ellen Terry for workroom girls; will send Mrs Grey from workroom to alter Ellen Terry's blouse; financial problems.
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ET-5,058 letter
British Library
[25 January 1906] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. She is delighted that the painting of Lady Macbeth has been purchased for display to the nation.
