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Autograph letters signed from Tom Taylor, London, to various recipients
Recipients: J.W. Croker, W. Fisher, Mr. Kemble, and an unidentified recipient. In (1), to Croker, Taylor indicates that he will not be able to accept the invitation of some literary society. (2), to a Mr. Kemble, requests the address of the recipient's aunt Fanny. (3), to W. Fisher of Sheffield, written after having presided at the annual meeting of the Sheffield School of Art. (4) Concerns copies of Taylor's pamphlet. Dates on letters do not include years. All letters written on letterhead of Local Government Act Office, 8, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, S.W.
- "Recipients: J.W. Croker, W. Fisher, Mr. Kemble, and an unidentified recipient. In (1), to Croker, Taylor indicates that he will not be able to accept the invitation of some literary society. (2), to a Mr. Kemble, requests the address of the recipient's aunt Fanny. (3), to W. Fisher of Sheffield, written after having presided at the annual meeting of the Sheffield School of Art. (4) Concerns copies of Taylor's pamphlet. Dates on letters do not include years. All letters written on letterhead of Local Government Act Office, 8, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, S.W."@en
- "Recipients: Mrs. Buxton, Lacy (likely T.H. Lacy), and J.R. Ware (possibly J. Redding Ware). (1), dated August 1860, is a letter of introduction for Miss [B?]urnett's party, friends of Captain Taylor. (2-3) concern Kate Terry's acting. (2) indicates he has added another passage for the character May Edwards in The ticket-of-leave man. (4) concerns Mrs. Rousby and lists many of her roles, including Cordelia, Ophelia, Beatrice and Benedict. All letters written on letterhead of Local Government Act Office, 8, Richmond Terrace, Whitehall, S.W."@en
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