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Copies of 5 letters:-

1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

William Dunn (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) to Lord Chamberlain William Dunn (Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) to Duke of Bedford William Robertson (Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) to Lord Chamberlain C Ellis, 4 Verulam Buildings, to Lord Chamberlain Henry Robertson, Covent Garden, to the Duke of Bedford against Mr Arnold, proprietor of the late English opera house, being given an extension of his licence to perform dramatic representations at the intended new theatre, in view of the probable repercussions on Drury Lane (the Committee of Proprietors of the latter having recently granted a lease at £9,000 per annum)

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Dunn, William,
Lord Chamberlain,
Duke of Bedford,
Robertson, William,
Ellis, C,
Robertson, Henry,
Arnold

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