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91. SC22-B69 letter

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    [3 February 1911] From A. W. Taylor & Co. to Sir [James Carew]. He describes preparations for contract for sale of Vine Cottage lease for £210 to Mrs D'Ambrumenil.

92. SC22-B82 letter

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    [16 April 1911] From Morton to Sir [James Carew]. Provides a report on Bull's work in the garden and at Bishop's Farm. Ill health of Joey and effect of weather on ditches at the Farm, Smallhythe.

93. SC22-B83 letter

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    [19 April 1911] From Morton to Sir [James Carew]. Provides a report of Bull's work in the garden, progress of ducks, and need for fence repair and wood to be ordered from Bennett's and Mr Cooper.

94. SC22-B85 letter

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    [26 April 1911] From Morton to Sir [James Carew]. Reports on delivery of wood from Bennett and Mr Cooper, coke from Bennett, progress of ducks and Joey and Tenterden fair.

95. SCB5-G16 cutting

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    [7 May 1907] Detailed account of the marriage between Ellen Terry and James Carew, arranged by his legal friend Mr Thompson; entertainments at the Vagabonds' Club...

96. SC22-M1 account

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    [9 March 1908] Accounts, list of amounts paid for rent and dividends; annotated and initialled JC [James Carew].

97. ET-7,104 letter

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    [20 October 1910] From Jim [James Carew] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. He saw Nell [Ellen Terry] off from Southampton and hopes this will be her last hard working tour.

98. SC22-B17 letter

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    [2 March 1908] From Stephen Coleridge to Carew [James Carew]. He asserts that shares of about £500 in Wharncliffe Dwellings Company were sent previous year. Annotated asserting the contrary.

99. SC22-B23 letter

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    [24 March 1908] From L. Messel to Sir [James Carew]. He reports on receipt of letter and cheque paid into [Ellen Terry's] account, cancellation of bonds and other instructions.

100. SC22-B26 letter

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     [21 October 1908] From Chesterton & Sons to Sir [James Carew]. He reports on Mr Simkin's rejection of the proposed £250 for lease of Vine Cottage and his suggestion of £100.