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else to be fo-,:nd on record ; it is worthy of being held out as an
incitement to others, who on the brink of the grave may not be
so unfortunate as to fall into the hands of forgetful masters ; and
if I am not greatly mistaken, the eclat with which a newly
decorated house was intended to usher in the third season of
" Committee Management," will be sadly frustrated, unless
good sense should in the interim prevail, rLdeither restore him
to his proper place, or give him this paltry annuity, for the
few short years that may yet be spared to him. The poor fel-
low is all but broken heartek and I doubt much, if he is not
encouraged by the public, he will' go down with his grey hairs
in a few short months to a premature grave. I trust, however,
I have appreciated their feelings better, and that they (whose
servant he always had been) will nut desert him in this time

of need.
To conclude—The Defence of Brandon will be admitteti by
every one as most satisfactory ; it is a triumphant refutation of
every charge—" a plain unvarnished talc, that needs not the
foreign aid of ornament."—it illustrates most forcibly the
opinion of his innocence which I ventured to give to the Lessees,
and leaves them, as I think, without a pretext for an unparal-
leled act of cruelty. It may prove a wholesome lesson to future
Directors of a Public Theatre, that in England every man is
accounted innocent until his guilt is proved, and that where
good sense presides, it will for the future be thought essential
to inquire before they pronounce; for, had this necessary pre-
caution been adopted, the Public would have been spared this
detail, and the leases continue in the enjoyment of Public
favour. As the case stands, the Public wilt) seldom interfere
unless a very strong case is made out, will make this their own,
and with a lively recollection of his innocence (nose proved to
demonstration) will lead their, powerful aid to see that even-
handed justice be dealt out to the poor and destitute, as well as
to the rich and powerful.-1 rel7et es.ceedingly to have tres-
passed so low on your patience.
I remain, Sir, your very obedient Servant,
G. H. ROBINS.

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