Autograph letters signed to Alexander Lee, Drury Lane Theatre, from unidentified correspondents [manuscript], 1830 November 30 and December 7.

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Autograph letters signed to Alexander Lee, Drury Lane Theatre, from unidentified correspondents [manuscript], 1830 November 30 and December 7.

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Threaten reprisals unless a benefit performance (one or more?) is given for the "poor agriculturalists." The letter of November 30 is signed "Swing" and postmarked "Ludgate Hill."

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