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2899. SCB3-A48 letter

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      [11 September] From E. T. [Ellen Terry] to Clara [Clara Cole]. She returns little book and cheque and hopes the pony is well.

2900. SCB3-A67 letter, fragment

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      [Undated] From E. T. [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown]. She mentions the sleeping pattern of the baby; the trowel; and proposes possibly to be down early next week.

2901. SCB6-A7 letter

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      [Undated] From Nellen Terry [Ellen Terry] to Queen [Queen Palmer]. She thanks her for her help with the cause and encloses four tickets.

2902. ET-Z1,357 letter

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      [30 May 1903] From Walter Heines Pollock to Ellen Terry. Enthusiastic response to her Beatrice; sends love from Guy.

2903. ET-D2179 memorandum of agreement

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      [9 June 1913] Contract between Ellen Terry and Pamela Colman Smith agreeing to be joint proprietors of The Russian Ballet and divide equally the returns; signed by...

2904. ET-D2182 memorandum of agreement

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      [9 June 1913] Copy of contract between Ellen Terry and Pamela Colman Smith to be joint proprietors in the publication The Russian Ballet and equally to divide the r...

2905. ET-D2248 letter

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      [6 January 1912] From F. A. Jones to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He presents a proposition for five hundred guineas a year.

2906. EC-G2038 cutting

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      [11 December 1928] Article about Ellen Terry with illustrations of her in 1910 as lecturer on Heroines of Shakespeare and of the Farm at Small Hythe, Kent; with poem by...

2907. ET-Z1,268 letter

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      [8 April 1916] From Sir Sidney Lee to Ellen Terry. Commemoration Festival of E. London College at People's Palace, Mile End Road; asks Ellen Terry to give short recitation of Portia's speech; H. B. Irv...

2908. ET-Z1,275 letter

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      [25 July 1920] From Richard Le Gallienne to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He asks Ellen Terry to write foreword to memorial edition of Oscar Wilde's writings to be published by Doubleday in USA; quotes Portia; hopes also to...