Autograph outline in the hand of Richard Brinsley Sheridan for considering a settlement of Mr. Linley's interest in Drury Lane Theatre [manuscript], ca. 1793.

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Autograph outline in the hand of Richard Brinsley Sheridan for considering a settlement of Mr. Linley's interest in Drury Lane Theatre [manuscript], ca. 1793.

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Rough notes in Sheridan's autograph, giving a history of the several shares in the ownership of Drury Lane at the time of the rebuilding.

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