Correspondence

5251.  RB to Louisa Browning

As published in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 30, 266.

[London]

[Postmark: 7 July 1863]

Envelope only.

Address: Miss Browning, [1] / 1. Maitland Park Crescent, / Haverstock Hill: / N.W.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Ohio Wesleyan University.

1. Louisa Browning (1807–87), RB’s half-aunt, was the fourth daughter of Robert Browning (1749–1833), RB’s grandfather, and his 2nd wife, Jane (née Smith, 1771–1848). She and her sister, Sarah (1814–1902), ran a school in Dartmouth Row, Blackheath, until about 1861 when they moved to 1. Maitland Park Crescent, Haverstock Hill, and subsequently to 32 Maitland Park Road. See RB’s address book of this period (AB-5).

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