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Results 51 - 60 of 553 for "Ellen Terry" AND (garden OR plant OR flower)

51. ET Z1,111a card, hand painted

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    [12 June 1906] From May [May Craig] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Illustration of 'the Family Bunch of Flowers' designed for Jubilee; refers to loan of 1/6d.

52. SCB3-A17 letter

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    [5 June 1914] From Ellen Terry to Mrs B [Alice Bankart]. She has been ill and unable to write letters; thanks her for eggs, fruit and flowers.

53. EC-AZ3,075 letter

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    [22 July 1928] From Mrs East to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. Brief letter of condolence on the death of Ellen Terry and promising to place flowers in local church.

54. POL-G20 cutting

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    [12 October 1912] Ellen Terry presents a bouquet of flowers to Sarah Bernhardt after her performance as Elizabeth at the Coliseum. Her speech is given in full.

55. ET-5,034 letter

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    [6 December 1901] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Old Frumpy Rumpy [Elizabeth Rumball]. Audrey has planted roses for her at Vine Cottage; Arthur Lewis has died; sends a cheque to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell] and sorry her son is ill; m...

56. EC-G1804 cutting

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    [28 February 1935] At Ellen Birthday Terry Festival, civic reception with mayor and Lady Flower, Edith Craig revealed Ellen Terry's date of birth as 1847. Annotated '22...

57. EC-G2005 cutting

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    [27 February 1935] Coventry Repertory Company. Reproduces photograph showing Lady Flower addressing Ellen Terry Birthday Festival week; shows Edith Craig, mayor. Annotated '2283'.

58. ET-M17/3 letter

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    [31 October] From Peter [Peter Craig] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. Illustrated with sketch of flowers. Olive and her brother live nearby. He is going to see Rosy [Craig] and babies tomorrow.

59. ET-Z1,275/68 letter

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    [Undated] From Nell [Elena Meo] to Mama [Ellen Terry]. She sends thanks for cheque, cake from Birmingham; hopes she feels better; flowers from Madam Strindberg at Savoy Hotel.

60. SCB3-A29 letter

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    [12] From E. T. [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown]. She gives permission for Cole to get the lawnmower from Milshead and asks for flowers to be sent to Mrs Barnett, 14 Emmerson Road, Harbourne, Birmingh...