Search Results | Correspondence

• • 25 January 1881. RB to Duchess of St. Albans. I am exceedingly obliged by your kind invitation, and much … [Eton (Meredith)] 81005-00

• • 26 January 1881. James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps to RB. BT, pp. 169–171. A few weeks ago there appeared in the Preface to a Facsimile … [Folger] 81022-00

• • 26 January 1881. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. You are very good to remember me, and I am sorry indeed that … [Bodleian] 81022-10

• • 26 January 1881. Algernon Charles Swinburne to RB. Swinburne, 4, 187. It must seem very strange behaviour to offer you a copy of a … [Yale] 81023-00

• • 27 January 1881. Moncure Daniel Conway to RB. Mrs. Celia Thaxter of Boston U.S. is at the Colosseum House … [Yale] 81024-00

• • 27 January 1881. RB to James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps. BT, p. 171. I am sorry indeed to receive your letter of yesterday’s date … [Edinburgh] 81025-00

• • 27 January 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. Very many thanks for your good news and the enclosed cheque. [Eton] 81026-00

• • [28 January 1881]. Anne Thackeray Ritchie to RB. Will you do a good action & give this American lady what she … [Yale] 81027-00

• • 28 January [1881]. Celia Thaxter to RB. I am in fear lest Mr Moncure Conway should have written to … [Yale] 81028-00

• • 30 January 1881. RB to Joseph Knight. I shall very willingly sign the memorial in favour of … [BL] 81028-10

• • 31 January 1881. James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps to RB. BT, pp. 172–174. The receipt of your note of the 27th instant has occasioned … [Folger] 81029-00

• • [February 1881]. RB to William G. Kingsland. “William G. Kingsland, “Some Browning Memories,” The Contemporary Review, August 1912, p. 204. Your kindness to me—of which I have experience enough … [            ] 81029-10

• • 2 February 1881. RB to Edmund Arthur Helps. You are quite at liberty to make that use you mention of the … [ABL] 81032-00

• • 2 February 1881. RB to Thomas R. Macquoid. Offered for sale in Sotheran’s Cat. 774, 1920, item 1803. … [            ] 81033-00

• • 2 February 1881. RB to George Murray Smith. Betty Miller, Robert Browning, a Portrait (London, 1952), pp. 242–243 (in part). I was fully intending, on the next time I had the pleasure … [Eton] 81034-00

• • 3 February 1881. RB to Alice Corkran. … will you let me say I have been delighted—and touched too … [Texas] 81035-00

• • 3 February 1881. Emma Thompson to RB. When I went to Florence, I said to myself I shall go to the … [Virginia] 81035-10

• • 5 February 1881. Frederick Gard Fleay to RB. BT, p. 174. An utter stranger to you has possibly no right to address … [ABL] 81036-00

• • [5 February 1881]. Unidentified Correspondent to RB. … [ABL (Envelope)] 81036-10

• • 5 February 1881. RB to Elizabeth Purefoy FitzGerald. LL, pp. 111–113. I return the very clever & pretty sestine—I suppose, in … [Pforzheimer] 81037-00

• • 5 February 1881. RB to Algernon Charles Swinburne. Swinburne, 4, 189–190. … for so I venture to waive formality in addressing your … [BL] 81038-00

• • [6 February 1881]. Mary Carlyle to RB. Offered for sale in Browning Memorials, item 495. My uncle’s funeral is to take place at Ecclefechan, the day … [            ] 81030-00

• • 6 February 1881. RB to Frederick Gard Fleay. BT, p. 175. I beg to acknowledge the kindness and courtesy of your … [Folger] 81039-00

• • 7 February 1881. Frederick James Furnivall to RB. BT, pp. 16–17. I must, at the risk of boring you, repeat what a bookseller … [Virginia] 81040-00

• • 7 February [1881]. William Gorman Wills to RB. BBIS-8, p. 88. Remembering the pleasant occasion when I have met you and … [ABL] 81041-00