Description of the new Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, extracted from the British Neptune, and the address on the opening written by Lord Byron [manuscript], 1812 October 4.

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Description of the new Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, extracted from the British Neptune, and the address on the opening written by Lord Byron [manuscript], 1812 October 4.

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Byron, George Gordon Byron, baron, 1788-1824

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Drury Lane Theatre

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