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Results 3932 - 3941 of 7270 for "Ellen Terry"

3932. SC22-B230 letter

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      [10 November] From Alice Leigh to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. She and her sister (both in their fifties) offer to pay £1250 for the lease of Tower Cottage for the remainder of their lives but they are unable to a...

3933. SC22-B249 letter, pre-printed

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      [31 January 1919] From Mr Beatty to Mrs E. A. Carew [Ellen Terry]. Advising of credit of £20 from the New Gallery.

3934. SC22-B4 letter

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      [10 June 1899] From Chesterton & Sons to Madam [Ellen Terry]. Information on progress of purchase of Vine Cottage. The offer of £200 has been rejected and Messrs Taylors have suggested £300.

3935. SC7-B7 letter

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      [8 March] From Nenny Craig [Nelly Craig] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. She mentions grandfather is still with them, poor weather, and doing lessons including learning Hamlet.

3936. SC9-G129 cutting

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      [2 March 1931] Announcement of forthcoming book of Shaw-Terry letters edited by Christopher St John. Profits to go to the Ellen Terry Memorial Fund. Hopes to purcha...

3937. SC9-G139 cutting

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      [2 March 1931] Announcement of forthcoming book of Shaw-Terry letters edited by Christopher St John. Profits to go to the Ellen Terry Memorial Fund. Hopes to purcha...

3938. SC9-G225 cutting

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      [Undated] Report of Lawrence Langler who as a boy gave Ellen Terry her post, later went to America and founded the New York Theatre Guild; interview with Langle...

3939. SCB26A-B3 letter

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      [3 July 1912] From R. Green to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. Thanks for her cheque and regrets she will no longer be a tenant of the warehouse; annotation regarding R. Breech about stores.

3940. SCB26A-B30 letter

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      [21 July 1915] From W. G. Mace & Sons to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He confirms that the owners of the Toll Gate have no right to build on her land without her permission.

3941. SCB26A-B42 letter

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      [28 January 1918] From Herbert Neve to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He suggests that the entire field be ploughed and that there would therefore be no need for the expense of erecting a fence. This is an arrangement he...