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Recipients: Pierce Egan, Thomas H. Foster, Mr. Kennedy, S. Lambert and others. Most of the letters concern the Theatre Royal, Dublin, where Cole was manager and later lessee, and the Princess's Theatre, where Cole was acting manager under Charles Kean. Some letters signed John W. Calcraft. Some letters undated.
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Recipients: Pierce Egan, Thomas H. Foster, Mr. Kennedy, S. Lambert and others. Most of the letters concern the Theatre Royal, Dublin, where Cole was manager and later lessee, and the Princess's Theatre, where Cole was acting manager under Charles Kean. Some letters signed John W. Calcraft. Some letters undated.
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Recipients: Thomas Francis Dillon Croker, [Lord Richard W.P. Curzon-Howe], Charles J. Kean, W.C. Macready, J.P. Kemble and another. The letters to Macready concern his career at Drury Lane theatre. (16b), a draft letter to unidentified recipient, ca. 1820, states the terms upon which he would be happy to become a member of the Dublin Theatre. Some letters unsigned. Some letters undated.
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Recipients : Augustin Daly, Joseph Francis Daly and Richard Dorney. (2) introduces C.W. Tayleure of Baltimore to Augustin Daly. (3) refers to the wound in Edwin Booth's hand.
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Recipients: John Hookham Frere, Joseph Hardcastle, [Wm.?] Mudford, T. Phillips, Chas. A. Tulk and Priscilla Maden Watts. (1) is about the German scholar Ludwig Tieck. In (7) to Mrs. Watts he suggests a possible collaboration with her husband, A.A. Watts to edit Shakespeare. Top of (6) is cut away.
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