Lloyds has heard that Kean will likely become lessee of the Princess's Theatre and hopes there might be an opening in the scene painting department. Address fol

Correspondent's first name unclear. Concerns Mr. Saker and a promptbook for The winter's tale.

Concerns possible professional employment for Smith, his wife, or his daughter. Requests that Kean respond to him, care of his son William Smith, 12 Cornwallis

Winslow compliments Kean's performance in Winter's tale, exclaiming "I never saw anything on the stage to exceed the gorgeous magnificence of last night's repre

At Mr. Webster's request, Manley acknowledges the receipt of Kean's note. Webster has demonstrated the desire to obey the command of Her Majesty by offering all