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    • 21 April 1880. RB to Margaret Pocock. I beg pardon for my misapprehension of the purpose for which … [ABL] 80046-00

    • 21 April 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I sincerely beg your pardon for appearing to neglect your … [SUNY-Buffalo] 80046-10

    • 21 April 1880. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, p. 17. I was delighted to get your newspaper with its details of … [BL] 80047-00

    • 21 April 1880. Secretary of Inland Revenue to RB. Author’s draft at PRO. The Board of I.R. have had submitted to them … [            ] 80047-10

    • 23 April 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. I heard—a second time, “for certain”, though the first was … [Eton] 80048-00

    • 26 April 1880. RB to Gustav Natorp. I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 7th of May, and … [Texas] 80049-00

    • 27 April 1880. RB to William Black. I shall have the greatest pleasure in dining with you this … [Huntington] 80050-00

    • 27 April 1880. RB to Henry Thompson. I accept your kind invitation for the 12th with the greatest … [ABL] 80051-00

    • 1 May 1880. RB to Georgiana Catherine Duff Gordon. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 31 May 1912, lot 18. [            ] 80052-00

    • 2 May 1880. RB to Cecil Palgrave. I shall be happy to dine with you on the 26th as you have … [ABL] 80052-10

    • 4 May 1880. John Daniel Williams to RB. Your princely heart can afford to be lavish of its … [ABL (Envelope) & Yale] 80054-00

    • 6 May 1880. RB to Hugh Reginald Haweis. I received some days ago a very gracious and flattering … [Penn] 80055-00

    • 7 May 1880. RB to Mary Teresa Mundella. Armytage (2), p. 156. What can I say,—how thank you enough for your exquisite … [Sheffield] 80056-00

    • 7 May 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. All thanks to you for your kind note and the pleasant cheque … [Eton] 80057-00

    • 7 May 1880. RB to Charles Fletcher Skirrow & Amelia Cherry Skirrow. Transcript in private collection. Dear Friends, one or both, both in one, for you are two dear and close … [            ] 80056-10

    • [8 May 1880]. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. I shall have the greatest pleasure in dining with you on the … [Eton] 80057-10

    • 8 May 1880. RB to Agnes Zimmermann. I hardly know what to say—your goodness is so great—yet the … [RSM] 80058-00

    • 10 May 1880. RB to Charles W. Deschamps. NL, pp. 254–255. You were good enough to promise to come & see my son’s … [Yale] 80059-00

    • [11 May 1880]. RB to Sidney Frances Bateman. [Texas (Envelope)] 80059-10

    • 11 May 1880. RB to Hugh Reginald Haweis. LRB, p. 190. I have just got your book, and at once thank you very … [BL] 80060-00

    • 11 May 1880. RB to Elizabeth Lewis. I shall be very happy to dine with you on the 16th as you … [Bodleian] 80060-10

    • 12 May 1880. Lord Coleridge to RB. I write a line to beg of you not to wait for me one moment … [Yale] 80061-00

    • 12 May 1880. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I shall be very happy to possess Mr Carr’s book which he so … [Stanford] 80062-00

    • 13 May 1880. RB to Lady Selborne. Mr Browning begs to present his compliments … [Eton (Meredith)] 80062-10

    • 13 May 1880. RB to George Murray Smith. Thank you very much: if I find I am in want of more books, I … [Eton] 80063-00


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