Autograph letters signed from John Willmott, Greenwich, to R.W. Elliston, Drury Lane [manuscript], 1820-1822.

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Autograph letters signed from John Willmott, Greenwich, to R.W. Elliston, Drury Lane [manuscript], 1820-1822.

(1) Dated February 28, 1820; Willmott wishes to make an appearance in London in the Country boys and requests the opportunity to display his talents to Elliston after Easter. (2) Dated June 12, 1822; Willmott and his wife would be happy to engage with Elliston for the ensuing season and provides his desired salary.

2 items ; 23 x 19 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7561629

Folger Shakespeare Library

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