Webster states he cannot grant permission to perform "The Swiss family."

Webster regrets it is impossible for him to visit. Letter addressed "My dear Ben" and signed "your affectionate father, B. Webster." Date given as "Friday night

Webster indicates that Roden will do him an essential service if he backs up Charles Kean's first appearance.

Webster lists the relics he purchased at Mr. Mathews' sale, including a piece of the Shakespeare mulberry tree. Address appears on letter as: 13 Museum Street.

Webster informs Creswick (presumably William Creswick) that he will have to enact Romeo the first night from the text of Shakespeare. On leaf 2v, a list of book