Search Results | Correspondence

• • 24 January 1880. RB to Sophia Jay. Very sorry I am to say it,—I have an engagement … [ABL] 80006-10

• • 24 January 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I say with real sorrow that I am engaged for the 5th. Feb … [McGill] 80007-00

• • 27 January 1880. RB to William Wetmore Story. BAF, pp. 176–179. It says something for the delight I always have in getting … [Texas] 80008-00

• • 29 January 1880. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. I am deeply concerned at being prevented from dining with … [Eton] 80008-10

• • 30 January 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. You know how much I am indebted for all your kindness. The … [Eton] 80009-00

• • 30 January 1880. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 13–14. Thank you very much for the “Thomson”—which you ought to … [Texas] 80010-00

• • 4 February 1880. RB to Alfred Tennyson. BBIS-22, pp. 39–40. Why my little word of congratulation about the “Falcon” … [Tennyson Centre] 80011-00

• • [4 February 1880]. RB to William Harding Buttress. … [Dunedin (Envelope)] 80011-05

• • 5 February 1880. RB to Joshua Kirkman. I find to my great regret that I am forbidden to leave … [ABL] 80011-10

• • 8 February 1880. Alfred Tennyson to RB. The Letters of Alfred Lord Tennyson, ed. C.Y. Lang & E.F. Shannon, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., 1981–90), 3, 184. That you, whom Professor Morley calls a born Dramatist … [Berg] 80012-00

• • 8 February 1880. RB to Thomas Henry Huxley. I have promised to be an intermediary between M. Legros and … [Imperial College] 80013-00

• • 10 February 1880. RB to Chevalier de Chatelain. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 5 May 1900, lot 34. … [            ] 80014-00

• • 10 February 1880. RB to Thomas Henry Huxley. Many & sincere thanks for your gracious letter. [Imperial College] 80015-00

• • 11 February 1880. RB to Caroline Trevelyan. I am very happy to be quite free on the 25th to enjoy the … [Newcastle] 80015-10

• • 11 February 1880. Thomas Henry Huxley to RB. Offered for sale by Tregaskis, Cat. 743 (1913), item 440. I would have tried the earlier hour, but thought it might … [            ] 80016-00

• • 12 February [1880]. William Black to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 82–83. My wife wants me to see whether it is not possible to … [ABL] 80017-00

• • 13 February 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I shall be delighted, as you know, to dine with you on the … [Newcastle] 80017-10

• • 14 February 1880. RB to William Black. If you will permit me the more pleasant familiarity … [Rhode Island] 80018-00

• • 16 February 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. The Complete Works of Robert Browning, ed. Charlotte Porter & Helen A. Clarke (New York, 1898), IV, 372. A word on the line about Apollo the snake-slayer, which my … [            ] 80018-10

• • 26 February 1880. Parke Godwin to RB. My good friend Eugene Benson of Rome, wrote me some time … [Virginia & ABL (Envelope)] 80019-00

• • 27 February [1880]. Frederic William Farrar to RB. It would give us great pleasure if you would do us the … [Yale] 80019-10

• • 27 February 1880. John Daniel Williams to RB. I send you, ere I spoil it by corrections, a faint Echo of … [Yale] 80020-00

• • 29 February 1880. RB to W.H. Parks. I am afraid I cannot help you in the matter concerning which … [Penn] 80021-00

• • 29 February 1880. RB to Celia Thaxter. Transcript at ABL. Let me begin by explaining the cause of what must seem to … [            ] 80021-10

• • 3 March 1880. RB to John Ella. Many thanks for the Ticket and the capital Photograph … [Bodleian] 80021-50