Letter from Annie Elizabeth Fredericka Horniman to [Sir John] Martin Harvey, regarding her work at the Abbey Theatre, referring to the person who wrote 'The Spell' and explaining her ideas on how it could be popular, 1906 November 25.

Letter from Annie E. F. Horniman, signed 'Fortiter', to W. B. Yeats, 1896 Jan 13.

Four letters from Annie [Horniman], with tarot readings and references to the theatre, 1903 March-Oct.

Notes on "Lecture on the Qliphoth" and Golden Dawn ownership slip signed by Annie E. F. Horniman, notes on "Visions on Path" signed by F. L. [Festina Lente i.e. George Pollexfen] and other notes, 1900 Dec. 4.

The Scribe's account of the Executive Difficulty, signed by Fortiter et Recte [Annie E. F. Horniman] with notes by W. B. Yeats, [1901] Feb. 6.

Notes on The Way of the Glorified Adept, issued Xmas [sic] 1900 and signed by "Fortier et Recte" [i.e. Annie E. F. Horniman], [1900].

The Scribe's account of the Executive Difficulty, signed by Fortiter et Recte [Annie E. F. Horniman], [1901] Feb. 6.

Letters and postcards from Annie Horniman and others to Sarah Purser, 1904-1907.

Legal document outlining the terms of the proposal to hand over the Abbey Theatre premises to the directors of the National Theatre Society, signed by Annie Horniman, Carl Vogt, Lady Gregory, W. A. Henderson, and W. B. Yeats, 1910 Feb. 20.

Response to a letter dated 25 Feb. 1901 signed from Fortiter et Recte [Annie E. F. Horniman], [1901 Feb].

Remembrances of F. & R. (Fortiter et Recte i.e. Annie E. F. Horniman) with note on titlepage "This book is the private property of A.E.F. Horniman […] Commenced Siena May 9th 1897 and finished at Florence on May 18th.", 1897 May 9-18.

Letter from St John Greer Ervine [John Greer Irvine] to Miss [Annie] Horniman, enclosing two plays 'Isa Blackwood' and 'The Preacher's Practice' to read, hoping they will be of some use, 1914 December 13.

ALS from W.B. Yeats to "Old & Dear friend" [possibly Annie Horniman], [1934] November 12.

Statement issued to Adepti by the majority of the council signed by Lucem Spero [Robert Palmer Thomas] with notes by W. B. Yeats and Annie E. F. Horniman, 1901 Feb. [25].

Duke of York's Theatre...Thursday evening, Dec 23rd at 8 p.m. :

Miss Horniman's Company in Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and The Blue Stockings...

Autograph letter from W.B. Yeats to "Dear Sir", 1902 November 22.

Letters from Sara Allgood and Annie Horniman to Joseph Holloway regarding the production of 'Measure for Measure' by William Poel at the Gaiety Theatre, Manchester, with copy of programme for the play, 1908 April 14 & 15.

Letter from W. B. Yeats, Nassau Hotel, Dublin, to Douglas Hyde concerning a patent for their new theatre [Abbey Theatre], 1904 April 8.

Counterpart lease from Mechanics' Institute, Dublin, to Annie Horniman, for the Institute's theatre in Abbey Street; Proposal of Miss Horniman to take the theatre of the Dublin Mechanics' Institute, 1904.

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