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Author: Eva Maria Garrick
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Author: Eva Maria Garrick
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Regarding a dispute with Albany Wallis concerning 70 pounds set aside for her at the time of her marriage to David Garrick. See worksheet file for more information.
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Notes mention cows, glass and china, varnish, tax on ale.
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Two similar incomplete notes concerning property purchased by Mr. Garrick in 1755. Written on the verso of two playbills for Othello (1814 July 2) and Macbeth (1814 November 19).
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Seeks to protect the property of her deceased husband from "a nuisance so hurtful to the family after my decease." Is Hampton to be sacrificed in the year 1804? One word from her would set things right.
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Issuing an invitation to dinner, dated Monday, April 21.
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Mrs. Garrick thanks Mrs. Dickenson for the invitation to her wedding anniversary celebration, which Garrick was unable to attend on account of jaundice, and complains about household responsibilities. Letter begins "My Dearest friend" and is signed "M. Garrick."
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Written in the last year of Johnson's life, during a short reprieve in his final illness. Refers to The Bas Bleu, More's poem describing a bluestocking club.
