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3502. ET Z1,137 letter

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      [16 June 1906] From Alfred de Croisic, prisoner no. 5386 to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He asks for loan to pay counsels' fee for his defence.

3503. ET Z1,145 letter

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      [26 September 1902] From Winifred Dolan to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Dissolution of partnership of Edith Craig & Co; Miss Dolan's employment to continue on a weekly basis.

3504. ET Z1,146 letter

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      [11 September] From Kitty R. [Kitty Dorynne] to Gogo [Ellen Terry]. She begs for a kitten to arrive before she starts school on 27 September.

3505. ET Z1,157 letter

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      [31 January 1907] From Emile Durer to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He mentions his play Serge le Cosaque, about the Russo-Japanese war.

3506. ET-Z1,205 letter

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      [16 November] From Norman Hapgood to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He apologises for publication of article which wrongly appeared in the Journal instead of the more reputable Herald.

3507. ET-Z1,241 letter

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      [27 October 1909] From William Jack to Ellen Terry. He encloses copy of tribute to Sir Henry Irving at end of a lecture on Much Ado by Dr Stopford Brooke.

3508. ET-Z2,042 letter

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      [17] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She thanks her for goodies and for the invitation to The Firs; Gogo; she is in Gloucestershie with Edith [Craig]; Ted [Edward Gordon Craig].

3509. ET-Z2,049 letter

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      [Undated] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She is going with Boo [Elizabeth Rumball] to The Blackbirds Nest at Windsor Park and then to Henry Hay Cameron to sit and invites Bertha.

3510. ET-Z2,055 letter

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      [8 June] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Bertha Bramley]. She is going for a rest to Halliford soon and to the Gymnasium with Edie tomorrow; suggests meeting; Tom Taylor's old office in Whitehall.

3511. ET-Z2,060 letter

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      [3 May] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She asks for help for a widow and work for her son; received 14 appeals for help that morning in post; Bram Stoker.