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Release : 1838
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Discusses theatrical productions he had seen with Garrick, William Powell, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Yates and others.
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Rescinds a dinner invitation and refers to a difficult social situation.
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Release : 1838
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Release : 1863
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Thanking him for a print Brookfield sent, presumably a portrait of Brookfield himself.
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File Size : 39,25 MB
Release : 1802
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Praises Macready's Brutus and past performance of Cassius. Would like to know if he is likely to play Hamlet, or any other Shakespeare, this season.
Author : Anonymous
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File Size : 16,9 MB
Release : 1845
Category : Hamlet (Legendary character)
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Sand praises Macready's performance of Hamlet. She had forgotten the Hamlet of her imagination, and she has seen that of Shakespeare.
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Release : 1843
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A short note about a note she is sending to Macready (likely William Charles Macready). The year 1843 is written in pencil on the first leaf in another hand.
Author : Alfred Bunn
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Release : 1817
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Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer-Lytton (101); Charles Mackay (102); Daniel Maclise (103-104); Catherine Macready (105-107); Christina Macready (108); Sarah Macready (109); William Charles Macready (110); Helena Faucit Martin (111); W.N. Maude (112-113); Messrs. Maxfield and Kelly (114); Mr. Mi[ken?] (115); Mr. [surname illegible] (116); Sir Thomas Charles Morgan (117); Editor of the Morning Herald (118); Frances Munden (119); John Murray (120) and (436); W. Penson (121); Henry Phillips (122-123); Sir Charles Beaumont Phipps (124); Capt. Polhill? (125); E.[Power? Or Davis?] (126); Anne Procter (127); Bryan Procter [Barry Cornwall] (128); Samuel Ruggles (129-130); John Ryder (131); Robert Scott (132); Thomas James Serle (133-270); W. Shadwick (271); Sir Martin Shee (272); Committee of Sherborne Evening School (273); Miss Smith (274); Charles Hamilton Smith (275); Henry P. Smith (276-393); Clarkson Stanfield (394-396); [H.?] Stevens (397); John Taylor (398); N.H. Thomas (399); James Thomson (400); Charles Edward Walker (401); James William Wallack (402); William Warren (403); R. Watts (404); Benjamin Webster (405-413); T.J. White (414); Messrs. White and Whitmore (415); George Wightwick (416); Mr. Simon Button? (417); unidentified (418-420); A.B.C. (421); unidentified (422-433); John (434); unidentified recipient (435); Mr. Murray (436); E.W. Wyon (437); Ellen Kean (438); Lord Chamberlain (439); envelopes addressed to the Marquis of Conyngham (440-442); Mr. Kenneth (443).
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(1) Dated August 8, 1845 to Mr. King; Regarding his son, William. (2) Dated February 17, 1847 to unidentified; Macready is pleased with the good reports of his son Edward that he has received. (3) Dated June 4, 1847 to Mr. Hogg; Macready states that he is "truly obliged to you for your kind care and attention to my son ... but it will perhaps be best for him to begin his half-year at a public school."
