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11. SC22-B27 letter

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    [9 December 1908] From W. T. Smith & Son to Sir [James Carew]. He asks for permission to place a board for Tower Cottage, Winchelsea and reports on the details of freehold property with 11.5 acres at Small Hythe o...

12. ET-6,005 postcard

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    [2 December 1905] From Miss Craig [Edith Craig] to Lady de Rumball [Elizabeth Rumball]. Notification of current address at Westminster No. 7 Smith Square; illustration of [The Farm], Small Hythe.

13. EC-AZ3,008 letter

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    [22 July 1928] From Percy Atkin to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Expresses condolences on the death of Ellen Terry on behalf of the whole Empire, mentioning her last words and forthcoming ceremony at Small Hythe Chu...

14. ET-D2368 letter

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    [27 August 1906] From A. Hutchinson to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He asks to be told about the communications before she answers them; he tried to meet with her at Small Hythe.

15. SC22-B209 letter

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    [5 December 1932] From [illegible] to Madam [Edith Craig]. He is pleased to let her have the gates from the Toll House at Small Hythe and advises that Miss [Olive] Chaplin may rent the cottage, describing the...

16. SC22-B28 letter

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    [11 December 1908] From Wilson & Gray to Sir [James Carew]. He reports on Mr Walker's interest in Tower Cottage Winchelsea which may be for sale and refers to discussions on possible price for Small Hythe. Heav...

17. ET-Z2,078 letter

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    [Undated] From Nellen Terry [Ellen Terry] to Pauline [Pauline Chase]. She thanks her for the visit and asks about debt.

18. SC22-A11 letter, copy

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    [7 August 1925] From Edith Craig to Sir. Complaint about burials in the churchyard next to cottage and asks to prevent this in future.

19. 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.

20. SC22-B224 letter

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    [Undated] From Morton to Sir. He encloses tradesmen's bills with the exception of F. Allen who will send his separately; mentions the effect of the weather on work with the bull; m...