Thanks Collier for writing a letter to Mr. Reynolds. Expresses a desire to "refute this mischief" (related to the landlord's seizure of her theater?) before it reaches the Duke of Devonshire.

Clears up a misunderstanding between the two, invites Collier to occupy a private box at Covent Garden.

Did not read criticism of himself in the Morning Chronicle, but "long accustomed to that sort of thing," does not blame Collier for printing it. Forwards him a copy of an air, and a ticket for his performance (not included in present collection.)

Regrets that he is engaged and cannot dine with Collier.

Asks for a second opinion on a tooth that may require extraction.

Expresses her respect and regard for Collier.

Collier's note: "Son to Charles Kemble and a great Anglo-Saxon Scholar." Accepts the duties of auditor to the Camden Club.

Relating to a balance on a grand piano owed to Kenney by Collier.

Expresses his indebtedness to Collier and urges him not to forget the actors.

Accepts Collier's invitation; thanks him for his article in the Chronicle.