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To the worshipful the magistrates of the county of Middlesex, in general session assembled. The humble petition of James Dunn of Wycomb Place, in the borough of Southwark, gentleman, ...
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DUNN, James
To the worshipful the magistrates of the county of Middlesex, in general session assembled. The humble petition of James Dunn of Wycomb Place, in the borough of Southwark, gentleman, ...
[London]:, [1826].
[2] p. ; 32.8 cm. (2º)
Lithographically printed half-sheet, verso blank. A petition from the theatrical impresario James Dunn, formerly the proprietor of the Royalty Theatre which had been destroyed by fire, seeking to obtain a license 'for a Theatre to be called "The East London Theatre" situate in Cannon Street Road, St George, Middlesex., in response to the increase of population and modern improvements in east London.
Copy Notes Accompanied by a lithographically printed letter dated 'Wycomb Place, Southwark, 1st Septr; 1826', signed in ink James Dunn and addressed To / J. Soane Esq: 'Sir, I take the liberty of enclosing you a Copy of a Petition which it is my intention to present at the ensuing Sessions, ...'.
Binding Paper.
Reference Number 6789
Additional Names Royalty Theatre, London; East London Theatre
To the worshipful the magistrates of the county of Middlesex, in general session assembled. The humble petition of James Dunn of Wycomb Place, in the borough of Southwark, gentleman, ...
[London]:, [1826].
[2] p. ; 32.8 cm. (2º)
Lithographically printed half-sheet, verso blank. A petition from the theatrical impresario James Dunn, formerly the proprietor of the Royalty Theatre which had been destroyed by fire, seeking to obtain a license 'for a Theatre to be called "The East London Theatre" situate in Cannon Street Road, St George, Middlesex., in response to the increase of population and modern improvements in east London.
Copy Notes Accompanied by a lithographically printed letter dated 'Wycomb Place, Southwark, 1st Septr; 1826', signed in ink James Dunn and addressed To / J. Soane Esq: 'Sir, I take the liberty of enclosing you a Copy of a Petition which it is my intention to present at the ensuing Sessions, ...'.
Binding Paper.
Reference Number 6789
Additional Names Royalty Theatre, London; East London Theatre