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Results 171 - 180 of 553 for "Ellen Terry" AND (garden OR plant OR flower)

171. EC-AZ3,043 letter

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     [22 July 1928] From Italia Conti to Edy [Edith Craig]. Long letter of condolence on the death of Ellen Terry; mentions Winter Gardens, Hoggie; love to Chris [Christopher St John] and Clare [Atwood]; rememb...

172. SCB26A-B41 letter

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     [23 November 1917] From E. L. Gardener to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Printed form letter giving formal notice for tenant to plough up grass land of four acres under Cultivation of Lands Order 1917, Defence of the Realm...

173. ET Z1,138 letter

     British Library

     [20 November 1923] From Colonel R. E. Crompton to Miss Ellen Terry. He recalls game of football as schoolboy with Ellen Terry in Tom Taylor's garden; asks whether he can call.

174. ET-Z1,348 letter

     British Library

     [8 October] From Rachel Phelps to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. She invites Ellen Terry to lunch the next day; has wired to Barkston Gardens; she is playing at the Avenue Theatre; mentions letter from Mary Tyars.

175. ET-Z1,726/111 letter and bookplates

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     [20 February 1921] From Teddy [Edward Craig] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. He describes bookplates attached to the letter, for Mrs Beerbohm; wisteria in garden; English in Rapallo including Mr Cunningham Graham; Ellen Terry's...

176. ET-Z2,390 letter fragment

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     [1908] From Mother [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. Olive goes tomorrow; Ellen Terry will not go to cottage if Jim [James Carew] is not welcomed; she confirms the garden includes pergola and suggests mo...

177. SC3-G113 cutting

     British Library

     [1905] Illustration of Ellen Terry; annotated '1905'.

178. EC-G1764 cutting

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     [26 October] Phyllis Neilson-Terry remembered Ellen Terry having starred in pantomime; revealed to be the Fairy Golden Star in pantomime in 1857.

179. ET-Z2,251 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Ellen Terry to Honi [Honi Stanford]. She is staying at Gravesend temporarily; she hopes Nurse Stanford and her sister Mrs Crawford will lunch at Barkston Gardens soon.

180. SC22-B95 letter

     British Library

     [17 June 1912] From Nell Padgett to Lady Nell [Ellen Terry]. She reports on Curd's progress with the garden; the extension of the hut to house the earth closet will cost £3.