Autograph letter signed from Henry Betty, Adelphi, to [James R. Anderson] [manuscript], 1849 January 16, Wednesday.

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Autograph letter signed from Henry Betty, Adelphi, to [James R. Anderson] [manuscript], 1849 January 16, Wednesday.

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Expresses sincere wishes from his father and himself for "the lengthened prosperity of Drury Lane, both upon your account, and for the sake of the profession, whose interest, you have so nobly stepped forward to advocate and support."

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