Search Results | Correspondence

• • 8 April 1871. RB to Robert Bulwer Lytton. I can’t bear those expressions of yours about … [Cobbold] 71040-05

• • 8 April 1871. Dante Gabriel Rossetti to RB. Rossetti, 5, 45. I think you have Mrs. Leigh Hunt’s original bust of Shelley … [Eton] 71040-10

• • 9 April 1871. RB to Dante Gabriel Rossetti. LRB, pp. 146–147. Any day, or hour, that may suit Mr Wallis to call here, will … [BL] 71041-00

• • 11 April 1871. RB to Ellen Heaton. Your letter shall not wait a minute for the word of true … [Pforzheimer] 71042-00

• • 18 April 1871. RB to John Payne. I have again to thank you for some very beautiful poems. [ABL] 71042-05

• • 19 April 1871. RB to John Ella. Do have the kindness to order those side-seats to be raised … [ABL] 71042-10

• • 20 April 1871. Robert Bulwer Lytton to RB. BBIS-10, pp. 232–234. I returned only yesterday from the snows of the Styrian … [ABL] 71043-00

• • [?25] [April 1871]. Frederic Leighton to RB. A Line in great haste to say that I shall be most happy to … [ABL] 71044-02

• • 25 April 1871. RB to Isa Blagden. DI, pp. 356–359. … when your letter came, I devoted the first minutes of the … [ABL] 71044-00

• • [28 April 1871]. Frederic Leighton to RB. The President & Council of the R.A. have kindly promised me … [ABL] 71044-03

• • 30 April 1871. RB to The Royal Literary Fund Committee. I am told it will not be considered unduly presumptuous if … [RLF] 71044-05

• • 1 May 1871. Adams & Co. to RB. Author’s copy at ABL/JMA. A la prière de Mr. Paul Echalié-Jomain, à Dijon, nous vour … [            ] 71044-06

• • [3 May 1871]. Frederic Leighton to RB. Halle is going to play at my studio on Friday … [Wheeler (Envelope) & ABL] 71044-07

• • 10 May 1871. RB to William Connor Magee. I must not keep you waiting for such a trifle as you please … [ABL] 71044-10

• • 11 May 1871. RB to Octavius Moulton-Barrett. Just a word to say how very glad I am to read of your good … [GM-B] 71045-00

• • 13 May 1871. RB to Frances Hutt. I was very sorry, last evening, to find that I could by no means … [Tyne & Wear] 71045-50

• • 15 May 1871. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. I inclose the very little thing you do me the honor to want. [Sheffield] 71046-00

• • 17 May 1871. RB to H. Cholmondeley Pennell. Thank you very much: “better occupied” on the 29th. I could … [ABL] 71047-00

• • 18 May 1871. RB to Chevalier de Chatelain. NL, p. 201. I thank you very much indeed for your gift of the … [Huntington] 71048-00

• • 18 May 1871. RB to George Knox Gillespie. I am most happy to hear of the success of our application … [Morgan, Ray Bequest] 71049-00

• • 19 May 1871. RB to Lady Castletown. Unless you write “don’t!” I shall bring Sir H. Thompson to … [ABL] 71049-10

• • 19 May 1871. RB to Benjamin Jowett. You must bear with me, and only remember how I have enjoyed … [ABL] 71049-20

• • 19 May 1871. RB to Nina Lehmann. I hope it is unnecessary,–but, to prevent any minutest doubt … [Worcester Polytechnic] 71050-00

• • 19 May 1871. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Nothing would delight me more than to do what you so kindly … [Sheffield] 71051-00

• • [19 May 1871]. RB to Anne Benson Procter. Some Letters and Documents in the Collection of John Eyerman Esq (Easton, Pennsylvania, 1900). Gladly indeed will I go to you on Sunday afternoon … [Fort Schuyler] 71051-10