Autograph letter signed from John Howard Payne, Covent Garden, to C.W. Ward, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane [manuscript], 1816 May 13.

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Autograph letter signed from John Howard Payne, Covent Garden, to C.W. Ward, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane [manuscript], 1816 May 13.

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Payne wishes to know whether the Sub-Committee has come to a decision on a matter he laid before them on April 29.

2 leaves ; 24 x 19 cm.

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