Search Results | Correspondence

• • 5 December 1870. RB to Lord Houghton. T. Wemyss Reid, Life, Letters, and Friendships of Richard Monckton Milnes (London, 1890), II, 243–244. I suppose this must be the third or fourth time that you … [Trinity] 70100-00

• • 7 December 1870. Robert Williams Buchanan to RB. Just had your letter forwarded from Oban, & was not … [Turnbull] 70101-00

• • [7 December 1870]. Lord Houghton to RB. If it would suit your son to come down to Fryston with Mr & … [Rutgers] 70102-00

• • 7 December 1870. RB to Lord Houghton. NL, p. 197. If there is no other reason for your choice of the 24th … [Trinity] 70103-00

• • 8 [December 1870]. Lord Houghton to RB. The 24th will suit me best & your son will meet a pleasanter … [Rutgers] 70104-00

• • 12 December 1870. Robert Williams Buchanan to RB. I have cancelled the dedication, being now quite convinced … [Turnbull] 70105-00

• • 13 December 1870. Tom Taylor to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 51–52. Dear old Planché is sending in his petition for a pension. [ABL] 70106-00

• • 18 December [1870]. Lord Houghton to RB. The Procters have put off their visit till the 26th: let … [Rutgers] 70107-00

• • 19 December 1870. RB to Amelia B. Edwards. You,—and those kind friends with you,—have indeed heaped … [ABL] 70108-00

• • 19 December 1870. RB to Lord Houghton. I found the note enclosed, in your envelope directed to … [Trinity] 70108-10

• • 21 December 1870. RB to Lord Houghton. NL, p. 197. I understand the kindness of your suggestion: but there is … [Trinity] 70110-00

• • 21 December 1870. RB to Mrs. Russell. Thank you very much for the loan of the Speech: I return it … [ABL] 70111-00

• • 21 December 1870. Amelia B. Edwards to RB. I have done nothing to deserve your kind letter, & I am sure … [ABL (Envelope) & Yale] 70109-00

• • 24 December 1870. RB to Agnes Zimmermann. Here is the poem,—with a hearty welcome,—but have I not put … [RSM] 70112-00

• • [ca. 26 December 1870]. RB to Lady Ashburton. … doubt that I deny myself greatly,—so no more about it: the … [Scotland] 70112-10

• • 26 December 1870. Frederick Locker to RB. Orr, pp. 15–17. I have always thought that you or Miss Browning, or some … [Brown] 70113-00

• • 28 December 1870. RB to Henrietta Chambers. I beg to thank you exceedingly for the kindness of your … [Cornwall] 70113-05

• • 29 December 1870. RB to Lady Ashburton. Virginia Surtees, The Ludovisi Goddess: The Life of Louisa Lady Ashburton (Salisbury, 1984), p. 143 (in part). Pen returns to-morrow: if your arrangements allow … [Scotland] 70113-10

• • 30 December 1870. RB to Isa Blagden. DI, pp. 352–354. This delay in writing was caused by my anxiety to get Mr … [ABL] 70114-00

• • [31 December 1870]. RB to Lord Houghton. NL, p. 198. I expected you & your family would be kind to Robert,—but … [Trinity] 70115-00

• • 31 December 1870. RB to George Murray Smith. Mr Frederick Wedmore is a young friend of mine, whose clever … [ABL] 70116-00

• • [?1871]. RB to Reuben Browning. P.S. I shall be glad to have the cheque for the amount of … [ABL] 71001-10

• • [ca. 1871]. RB to Rudolf Lehmann. I forget the author of the lines on the next page: they were … [ABL] 71001-15

• • [ca. 1871]. RB to Moncure Daniel Conway. M.D. Conway, Autobiography: Memoirs and Experiences (Boston, 1904), II, 24. What you call the “ridiculous story” of Hume’s spirits … [            ] 71001-12

• • 6 January 1871. RB to Elizabeth Clementine Kinney. Bosco, pp. 109–110. You and your husband are just as fresh and distinct in my … [Yale] 71005-00