Search Results | Correspondence

• • 13 March 1879. RB to Amalie Joachim. The new arrangement which you have the kindness to propose … [ABL] 79038-00

• • 14 March 1879. RB to Elizabeth Smith. I am sure you will believe how very sorry I am to find … [North Carolina] 79038-10

• • 14 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 13–14. Your kind letter accepting the Presidency of the New Sh. [Folger] 79039-00

• • [ca. 15 March 1879]. RB to George Washburn Smalley. It would be too sad to think I am always as I have lately … [ABL] 79041-05

• • 15 March 1879. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, p. 14. When you have time, I do hope that you’ll read O’Connor’s … [Folger] 79040-00

• • 15 March 1879. RB to Harry Buxton Forman. I am sure you will not suspect me of a want of good will in … [Pforzheimer] 79041-00

• • 19 March 1879. RB to William Cornwallis Cartwright. I accept your invitation for the 2d. April with great … [Northamptonshire] 79041-10

• • 20 March 1879. RB to Kate Fanny Thompson. It will indeed be a pleasure for me to see you again. I beg … [ABL] 79042-00

• • 25 March 1879. RB to George Murray Smith. The Pictures will leave Antwerp, by the “Baron Osy”, at 12. [Eton] 79043-00

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to William Michael Rossetti. … you know how greatly your visit last year obliged us. I am … [Aldrich Coll (Envelope) & British Columbia] 79025-00

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Hallam Tennyson. BBIS-22, pp. 38–39. I was aware that your Father was in Town, and would have … [Tennyson Centre] 79026-00

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Charles Wentworth Dilke. … you know how much your visit was valued last year: I am told … [BL] 79043-10

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Alfred Domett. LRB, pp. 186–187. … who knows but you might manage to look in? It would greatly … [Taylor Coll] 79044-00

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Mary Ford. I have been very poorly indeed, these three weeks, disabled … [ABL] 79044-10

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Fanny Hertz. If you—all or any of your kind family, can look in,—it will … [ABL] 79045-00

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Frances Anne Kemble. … who knows but you might be able to look in and see the … [Folger] 79045-10

• • [26 March 1879]. RB to Elizabeth Lecky. … you know how much you gratified us last year by a visit … [Dublin] 79046-00

• • 26 March 1879. RB to George Murray Smith. I have just received a telegram from my son to inform me … [Eton] 79047-00

• • 27 March 1879. RB to Thomas Carlyle. LRB, p. 186. You did indeed inaugurate most auspiciously Robert’s first … [ABL] 79048-00

• • 27 March 1879. RB to Frederick A. Eaton. May I beg you to return my best thanks to the President & Council … [RA] 79048-10

• • [29 March 1879]. RB to Helen Zimmern. I have been very unwell for some three weeks, and, before … [Yale] 79049-00

• • 30 March 1879. RB to Kate Lewis. I believe people go the round of the studios to-morrow. [Bristol] 79050-00

• • 3 April 1879. RB to Lord Houghton. NL, p. 250. I only this moment became aware,—by a notice including your … [Trinity] 79051-00

• • 6 April 1879. RB to Ada Louise Budden. I have sincerely to beg your pardon for a considerable—and … [BL] 79051-10

• • 8 April 1879. RB to Frank Harrison Hill. NL, p. 251. I will certainly vote for you: and, if you get in the Club … [            ] 79052-00