Search Results | Correspondence

• • 7 July 1874. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. I write at once to say—what you have a right to expect … [ABL] 74074-10

• • 8 July 1874. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. … if I could hope that any words of mine carried comfort or … [ABL] 74075-00

• • 10 July 1874. RB to Reuben Browning. Here is the Bond—for the perfectly unnecessary and merely … [ABL] 74076-00

• • 30 July 1874. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, p. 226. First, (the old story) forgive me! Next,—let me lunch with … [ABL] 74078-00

• • 3 August 1874. RB to John Byrne Leicester Warren. Here is your Walt Whitman with many thanks. We leave London … [Rylands] 74078-10

• • 4 August 1874. Aubrey Thomas de Vere to RB. Transcript in private collection. It was most kind of you to write & give me your general … [            ] 74079-00

• • 10 August 1874. William Allingham to RB. You who have always been most kind to me will I know be glad … [Taylor Coll] 74080-00

• • 13 August 1874. RB to William Allingham. Letters to William Allingham, ed. H. Allingham and E. Baumer Williams (London, 1911), pp. 111–112. I am glad to my very soul to hear such good news about you. [Taylor Coll] 74081-00

• • 23 September 1874. RB to Charles Wentworth Dilke. What can a friend venture to say to you in this calamity? I … [BL] 74082-10

• • 28 September 1874. Anne Benson Procter to RB. Should you be in London, dont wait until Sunday. Your dear … [Chicago] 74083-00

• • 11 October 1874. RB to Reuben Browning. I daresay you have congratulated yourself on the passage of … [Eton (Meredith)] 74084-00

• • [28 October 1874]. Charles Wentworth Dilke to RB. BBIS-8, p. 63. My letters have been carefully kept from me till now—so that … [ABL] 74085-00

• • [?November 1874]. Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald to RB. Please translate this for me.– I know it is some thing about … [ABL] 74084-10

• • 1 November [1874]. Rhoda Broughton to RB. I am coming to London for (alas!) only a week, tomorrow, & I … [Yale] 74086-00

• • 8 November 1874. RB to Rhoda Broughton. See, dear Miss Broughton, how unlucky I am! Your note only … [Cheshire] 74088-00

• • 8 November 1874. RB to Theodosia Alice Taylor. Thank you exceedingly for the kind invitation which will … [ABL] 74089-00

• • 9 November 1874. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am desired by Mr. Browning to apologize for the delay in … [ABL] 74090-00

• • [17 November] 1874. RB to Annie Egerton Smith. Here is the one word which I promised to write the first … [ABL] 74082-00

• • 17 November 1874. RB to Louisa Carmichael. How deeply grieved I am at the sad news which broke on me this morning … [ABL] 74090-50

• • 18 November 1874. RB to Miss Mott. I hope you will have attributed any delay in replying to … [Berg] 74091-00

• • 18 November 1874. RB to Mr. Law. Offered for sale by Emily Driscoll, book seller, New York, September 1962. … stanza in question is the first of a poem to be found in … [            ] 74091-10

• • 18 November 1874. RB to Emilia Francis Pattison. Armytage (1), pp. 186–187. I have just returned after a longer absence than usual,—I … [BL] 74092-00

• • 18 November 1874. RB to Frederick Warne & Co.. I beg to apologize for the long delay in acknowledging your … [Pforzheimer] 74093-00

• • 20 November [1874]. RB to Editor of The Daily News. The Daily News, 21 November 1874, p. 6. In a clever article this morning you speak of … [            ] 74094-00

• • 21 November 1874. Richard Hengist Horne to RB. I am arrested by a lodging-house keeper of this place, upon … [Turnbull] 74095-00