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Discussing his inability to answer a question posed in an earlier letter and setting a date in April to meet after his return from a month in Dublin. Has told Mr. Fawcett what the recipient has written and Fawcett thanks him for it. Kind compliments to Mr. Smith. Letter addressed to "Sir." With a loose address leaf from a different letter to C. M. Young at 3 Dutchess Street, Portland Place, London.
Rutherford compliments Kean on his perfomance as Hamlet, comparing it to that of Macready and [Charles Mayne?] Young.
Addressed to "Very dear and most kind friends." Concerns a book Young accidentally carried away, which he hopes his recipients have now received.
Sends the recipient a P. Box ticket for Wednesday next and asks if he has seen the previous day's Court Journal. Signed from C. Kean. Letter addressed "Dear Sir."
Fragment of a letter; the end only.
Letter addressed "My dear Charlie." Signature is smudged; last name of correspondent may be "Porth."
Short letter: Sir, As you appear to be of a different opinion to Juliet when she asks 'What's in a name?' and moreover, are pleased to attach some value to the one I am known by, I beg to subscribe myself, Sir, your most obedient humble servant -- Charles Landseer. Addressed from 8 Southampton St., Fitzroy Square.