Search Results | Correspondence

• • 9 August 1886. RB to Robert Fitzroy Bell & James Avon Clyde. I beg to say—in reply to your obliging letter—that I will … [Edinburgh] 86145-10

• • 10 August 1886. RB to Archibald Peel. This is just a word to apprise you that we go to Llangollen … [Georgetown] 86145-20

• • 10 August 1886. RB to Theodore Martin. You have done everything possible for our comfort … [Meredith] 86145-15

• • 11 August 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 136. I should have been glad to see you before we left Town … [Huntington] 86146-00

• • [14 August 1886]. RB to Helena Faucit Martin. NL, pp. 332–333. All is going as well with us as your kindness could possibly … [Huntington] 86147-00

• • 17 August 1886. RB to Lawrence Barrett. LRB, pp. 253–254. I got your letter with its enclosure at this pretty place … [            ] 86148-00

• • 21 August 1886. RB to Edmund Evans. Miss Kate Greenway does the Poem to which you refer much … [Morgan] 86149-00

• • 23 August 1886. Henry Parkes to RB. I send by post two Speeches (one by myself) on the assault … [Turnbull] 86150-00

• • 30 August 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 333–334. It was a true flash of pleasure when your well-known … [ABL] 86151-00

• • 2 September 1886. RB to Lady Wharncliffe. Offered for sale by Swann, 17 May 1945, lot 57. … your renowned Hall ... I am here & not abroad, as I have … [            ] 86152-00

• • 3 September 1886. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 334–336. I was really going to write this very day, my two dearest … [ABL] 86153-00

• • 4 September 1886. RB to George Murray Smith. I did not suppose you were in Town, or the little word which … [Eton] 86154-00

• • 6 September 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 137. I had thought to say something before this of our stay here … [ABL] 86155-00

• • 6 September 1886. RB to William G. Kingsland. William G. Kingsland, Robert Browning: Chief Poet of the Age, new ed. (London, 1890), facsimile, facing p. 36. I am sure you share in our sorrow when I tell you that I am … [            ] 86156-00

• • 6 September 1886. RB to Amelia Cherry Skirrow. NL, pp. 236–237. I should like you to know by a word from me, rather than … [ABL] 86157-00

• • 10 September 1886. RB to Laure Milsand. Je vous remercie de tout mon cœur, en appréciant la bonté … [ABL/JMA] 86157-10

• • 12 September 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. LVC, 1st Ser., II, 63–64. Often enough, or too much, you have said kind things of me … [Meredith (Envelope)] 86158-00

• • 18 September 1886. RB to Archibald Peel. I was just about to throw myself on your goodness and cry … [ABL] 86159-00

• • 26 September 1886. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. Many thanks for your kindness. [ABL] 86159-10

• • 28 September 1886. RB to Mary Schlesinger. … your pleasant letter finds me in England at this season,—not … [Harvard] 86160-00

• • [ca. October 1886]. RB to Cora Potter. The World (New York), 24 October 1886, p. 13. Your pleasant piece of kindness finds me away from home, but … [            ] 86004-00

• • [ca. October 1886]. RB to Eliza Ellen Thorpe. Dorothea Mary Benson, Lady Charnwood, Call Back Yesterday (London, 1937), p. 261. How cruel you have been to us in not sooner revealing … [            ] 86160-10

• • 5 October 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 138. I make haste to say by the early Post that Messrs. Cassell … [Huntington] 86161-00

• • 7 October 1886. RB to Messrs. Cassell & Co.. I beg to return the Proofs you were so good as to send: I … [Philadelphia] 86162-00

• • 7 October 1886. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 139. By this Post, I return the “Proofs” to Messrs. Cassell … [Huntington] 86163-00