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    • 25 September 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 339–342. (Letter 1386). My ever dearest friend, you are rashly kind surely, in … [Wellesley] 43291-00

    • 25 September 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 7, 342. (Letter 1387). I beg you (if any pleasure to you) to keep my Portfolios … [Vermont] 43290-00

    • 26 September [1843]. Thomas Westwood to EBB. BC, 7, 342–344. (Letter 1388). “What is wanting in Tennyson”? I fear you must have thought … [ABL] 43292-00

    • 29 [?September 1843]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1388.5). You are not unwell—I hope– I do not hear from you—nor do you … [ABL] 43003-00

    • 30 September 1843. Cornelius Mathews to EBB. BC, 7, 344–345. (Letter 1389). Players in concert ought to be able to come in … [Morgan] 43293-00

    • 2 October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 345–348. (Letter 1390). My ever dearest friend I was afraid for you & for me,—and … [Wellesley] 43297-00

    • [3–5] October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 348–351. (Letter 1391). You are not displeased with me for yesterday, .. are you my … [Wellesley] 43298-00

    • [4 October 1843]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. (Letter 1391.5). I called on Mr Carlyle this morning, and mentioned the … [ABL] 43298-10

    • 4 October 1843. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 351–352. (Letter 1392). I am in the field again—a Publisher has betted money on my … [Morgan] 43299-00

    • 5 October 1843. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 7, 352–357. (Letter 1393). Here I send you one of the “Spirits of the Age,” strongly … [Morgan] 43300-00

    • 7 October 1843. EBB to Benjamin Robert Haydon. BC, 7, 357–358. (Letter 1394). … what are you thinking of me? That I am ungrateful beyond the … [Wellesley] 43302-00

    • [7 October 1843]. RB to Richard Hengist Horne. (Letter 1394.5). Mrs Carlyle writes to me that her “husband’s deliverance...” … [ABL] 43302-10

    • 7 October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 358–360. (Letter 1395). Ah my beloved friend, how grieved I am that you should be … [Eton (Envelope) & Wellesley] 43303-00

    • 9 October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 361–364. (Letter 1396). My dearest friend, how you have disappointed me!– If your … [Wellesley] 43305-00

    • 9 October 1843. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 7, 364–366. (Letter 1397). Once again I am to “get a letter ready,” writes C. Dowson … [BL] 43304-00

    • 10 October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 366–367. (Letter 1398). I was interrupted in the midst of my phrases of yesterday … [Wellesley] 43306-00

    • [11 October 1843]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 367. (Letter 1399). I think you are wrong, my dear Miss Barrett, as to declining … [Morgan] 43307-00

    • 13 October 1843. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 7, 368. (Letter 1400). I have forwarded the letter to Miss Martineau my dear … [Huntington] 43308-00

    • 13 October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 368–371. (Letter 1401). Yes, I quite forgot– No, we shall not quarrel, “ding dong” … [Wellesley] 43309-00

    • [16] October [1843]. Harriet Martineau to EBB. BC, 7, 371–373. (Letter 1402). At last I have the pleasure of writing your name, in … [Wellesley] 43310-00

    • 17 October 1843. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 373–374. (Letter 1403). Well—I ought to have had your portrait, you know– I shall … [Morgan] 43311-00

    • [19] October 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 374–376. (Letter 1404). My dearest friend I was a little uneasy yesterday at not … [Wellesley] 43313-00

    • 19 October 1843. Cornelius Mathews to EBB. BC, 7, 376–378. (Letter 1405). Bankrupt in act, but with an ample schedule of good … [Morgan] 43312-00

    • [20 October 1843]. Richard Hengist Horne to EBB. BC, 7, 378–380. (Letter 1406). Thank you, dear Miss Barrett, for your good nature in … [Morgan] 43314-00

    • [20] October 1843. EBB to Richard Hengist Horne. BC, 8, 1–3. (Letter 1407). I am glad to be excused the Political Economy. Yet if I had … [Wisconsin] 43315-00


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