Search Results | Correspondence

• • 8 February 1884. RB to Bernard H. Becker. I shall probably be able in a few days to refer your … [UCLA] 84042-10

• • 9 February 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 40–41. I kept your Comedietta by me a whole week that I might taste … [ABL] 84043-00

• • 10 February 1884. RB to Lady Stanhope. Pray let me say how sorry I was last evening to find myself … [Kent] 84043-10

• • 13 February 1884. John Daniel Williams to RB. These lines are written irrespectively of St. Valentine’s … [Yale] 84044-00

• • 14 February 1884. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 92. I am backward with a vengeance in wishing you very many and … [Huntington] 84045-00

• • 14 February 1884. RB to Hugh Reginald Haweis. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 8 June 1903, lot 22. … [            ] 84046-00

• • 14 February 1884. RB to Alexander James Beresford-Hope. Pray forgive some delay in acknowledging your letter … [Maryland] 84046-10

• • 15 February 1884. RB to Emily Hickey. NL, pp. 297–298. I have returned the Proofs by post,—nothing can be better … [Yale] 84047-00

• • 15 February 1884. RB to Lady Reay. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 20th as you so … [ABL] 84048-00

• • 15 February 1884. RB to Anne Thackeray Ritchie. NL, p. 298. As the sailors said in answer to Nelson’s sublime … [Huntington] 84049-00

• • 15 February 1884. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Count upon me for going to you with great pleasure on the … [ABL] 84050-00

• • 17 February 1884. Alexander James Beresford-Hope to RB. BBIS-8, p. 98. This letter came but 3 day’s ago. But no Mrs. Turnbull is … [ABL] 84051-00

• • 17 February 1884. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 92–94. Oh, no—emphatically NO, dear Mr Furnivall! As Gladstone said … [BL] 84052-00

• • 19 February 1884. RB to Bernard H. Becker. Transcript in private collection. I have just been informed, by a friend who has made enquiry … [            ] 84053-00

• • 19 February 1884. RB to Mary Leslie. Offered for sale by Documents & Autographs, New York, Catalogue 6 (March 1966), item 22. … [            ] 84054-00

• • 19 February 1884. RB to Catherine Milligan McLane. Both the “Meeting” and the “Parting” are the fancies of the … [Eton (Meredith)] 84054-10

• • 19 February 1884. RB to David Masson. Rosaline O. Masson, Poets, Patriots and Lovers (London, 1933), p. 21. I have not received the invitation to Edinburgh which … [            ] 84055-00

• • 19 February 1884. RB to Harper Pennington. I was very glad,—and so was my Sister,—to hear from you … [ABL] 84055-10

• • 20 February 1884. RB to Messrs. Blackie & Son. I beg to say, in reply to your inquiry respecting the word … [ABL] 84056-00

• • 20 February 1884. RB to Katherine Boughton. The stupidity was mine: I had just replied … [ABL] 84056-10

• • 20 February 1884. Alexander William Kinglake to RB. To save our friend Madame du Quaire the trouble of an … [Eton (Meredith)] 84057-00

• • 21 February 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 42–43. One word, just one, shall go to my dearest Friend to say … [ABL] 84058-00

• • 21 February 1884. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. Thank you very much for the opportunity you so kindly give … [Eton] 84058-10

• • 22 February 1884. RB to David Masson. Rosaline O. Masson, Poets, Patriots and Lovers (London, 1933), pp. 21–22. Up to this moment (3 1/2 p.m.) I have received no such … [            ] 84059-00

• • 23 February 1884. RB to Henry Parr. Your kind invitation is for Wednesday, March 13: surely the … [Eton (Meredith)] 84059-10