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    • [ca. 1837]. RB to Catherine Frances Macready. BC, 3, 216. (Letter 553). Offered for sale in Myers’ Cat. 336, item 47. In measure rain thy joy, scant this excess, for fear I … [            ] 37007-10

    • [ca. 1837]. RB to Rachel Talfourd. (Letter 553.5). This is indeed the crowning invitation of the season … [Dumbarton] 37007-20

    • [January 1837]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 3, 216 (in part). (Letter 554). Transcript in private collection. I propose leaving the 4th. act with you, on the night of … [            ] 37008-00

    • 12 January 1837. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 554.5). Will you, quite at your leisure, when cough does not teize … [ABL] 37009-00

    • [23 January 1837]. EBB to Julia Martin. BC, 3, 216–221. (Letter 555). I am standing in Henrietta’s place, she says—but not, I say … [Wellesley] 37010-00

    • [ca. February 1837]. EBB to Lady Margaret Cocks. BC, 3, 222. (Letter 556). I send you two magazines & two Athenæums; each of which has … [Hervey-Bathurst] 37011-00

    • 17 February 1837. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 3, 222–225. (Letter 557). You see I am absolutely writing to you dearest Miss Mitford … [Wellesley] 37012-00

    • 22 February 1837. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 3, 225–226. (Letter 558). L’Estrange (2), III, 67–68. My father is, I thank Heaven, well. He is charmed with your … [            ] 37012-10

    • 5 March 1837. Bryan Waller Procter to RB. BC, 3, 226–227. (Letter 559). I ought to have thanked you for your very nice book before … [Iowa] 37013-00

    • [6 March 1837]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 3, 227–229. (Letter 560). Mr. Kenyon was here on Saturday, & then & before then I was … [Wellesley] 37016-00

    • [?17] [March 1837]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 3, 229–230. (Letter 561). I have read your play my dearest Miss Mitford, & so you will … [Wellesley] 37014-00

    • [29] April 1837. EBB to Mary Hunter. BC, 3, 231–238. (Letter 562). Dear unknown friend! esteemed Canary! … [Berg] 37017-00

    • 1 May [1837]. RB to William Johnson Fox. BC, 3, 238–239. (Letter 563). All my endeavours to procure a copy before this morng. have … [Pforzheimer] 37018-00

    • [2 May 1837]. RB to William Johnson Fox. BC, 3, 239. (Letter 564). No words can express my feelings: I happen to be much … [Iowa] 37019-00

    • 2 May [1837]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 3, 240–243. (Letter 565). Indeed dearest Miss Mitford, you never did write to me; for … [Wellesley] 37020-00

    • [3 May 1837]. Lady Dacre to EBB. BC, 3, 245 (as [mid-May 1837]). (Letter 567). Lady Dacre begs Miss Barrett will accept a copy of her … [Scripps] 37022-00

    • 4 May 1837. Mary Russell Mitford to EBB. BC, 3, 243–245. (Letter 566). L’Estrange (2), III, 69–71. A thousand thanks, my dear friend, for your kind inquiries … [            ] 37020-10

    • 6 May 1837. EBB to Lady Dacre. (Letter 566.5). Miss Barrett is anxious to express to Lady Dacre her … [ABL] 37020-15

    • [mid-May 1837]. EBB to Lady Margaret Cocks. BC, 3, 245–247. (Letter 568). I am very much obliged by your kindness in allowing me to … [Hervey-Bathurst] 37015-00

    • 23 May 1837. RB to John Robertson. The Manchester Courier, 27 December 1888, p. 5. (Letter 568.5). I fear I cannot venture to fix any certain time for the … [ABL] 37020-20

    • 26 May 1837. RB to John Kenyon. BC, 3, 247. (Letter 569). I shall be most happy to dine with you on the day you have … [Harvard] 37021-00

    • 2 June [1837]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 3, 247–250. (Letter 570). I cannot delay writing to you my dear friend to try to say … [Wellesley] 37024-00

    • 15 June 1837. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 3, 251–252. (Letter 571). You never can have wronged me, I am sure; by thinking I … [Yale] 37025-00

    • [28 June 1837]. RB to William Charles Macready. BC, 3, 252 (in part, as [ca. 26 June 1837]). (Letter 572). Thank you heartily and altogether for “The Bridal”—for … [Onondaga] 37025-20


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