Search Results | Correspondence

Search Criteria

  • None
    • 10 June 1884. RB to James Dykes Campbell. Typescript at BL. I have no objection whatever (nor any right to object) to … [            ] 84153-10

    • 11 June 1884. RB to Mary Elizabeth Kay. I am always delighted,—as you well must know,—to accept the … [Eton] 84153-20

    • 11 June 1884. RB to Frederick Locker. This is not the first time that the honour of belonging to … [Pforzheimer] 84154-00

    • 11 June 1884. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. NL, p. 306. You know how delighted I should be to go to you on Sunday … [LC] 84155-00

    • 12 June 1884. RB to Richard Congreve. Thank you much for your suggestion and the sympathy implied … [BL] 84155-10

    • 12 June 1884. RB to Margaret Moscheles. I am again engaged when you so kindly invite me,—having to … [St. Thomas] 84155-20

    • 12 June 1884. RB to George Murray Smith. It will be indeed a gratification to me if, for once, it … [Eton] 84156-00

    • 12 June 1884. RB to Hallam Tennyson. I shall be happy to witness your wedding … [Farringford] 84156-05

    • 13 June 1884. RB to Sarah Sophia Butler. I had hoped, when your kind and welcome present of those … [Cheltenham] 84156-10

    • 13 June 1884. RB to Joseph John Elliott. I agree with you that the Photographs are truly admirable. [ABL] 84156-20

    • 13 June 1884. RB to Emily Marion Harris. I had hoped that my Sister’s recovery would be complete by … [ABL] 84157-00

    • 13 June 1884. RB to Elizabeth Lawrence. I have to beg your pardon for a strange mistake made I … [ABL] 84157-10

    • 15 June 1884. RB to George Murray Smith. I have known the author of the M.S. a long while, and … [Eton] 84158-00

    • 20 June 1884. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 96–97. Certainly you may make that use of the songs and lines which … [Huntington] 84159-00

    • 21 June 1884. RB to Frances Jane Sitwell. Certainly I will go to the Play, as you desire so kindly. It … [Harvard] 84160-00

    • 23 June 1884. RB to William Bowman. I beg to thank you exceedingly for the kindness of your … [Eton (Meredith)] 84160-10

    • 24 June 1884. RB to Robert Dunthorne. I beg to thank you exceedingly for this perfect jewel of a … [ABL] 84161-00

    • 24 June 1884. RB to George Murray Smith. Thank you for your very inspiriting news! The Royalty for … [Eton] 84162-00

    • 25 June 1884. RB to Lady Carnarvon (1856–1929). I shall be delighted to dine with you on the 5th as you have … [BL] 84162-10

    • 25 June 1884. RB to Thomas Sadler. I beg to thank you exceedingly for your kind letter. [ABL] 84163-00

    • 26 June 1884. RB to Ethel Harraden. You are very good to send me the music you have done me the … [Westminster] 84163-10

    • 27 June [1884]. Benjamin Jowett to RB. Will you allow me to have the pleasure of entertaining you … [ABL] 84163-20

    • 28 June 1884. RB to Katharine Bronson. RB-KB, pp. 49–50. Do you know why I never wrote, my own Friend, when your … [ABL] 84164-00

    • 28 June 1884. RB to Felix Moscheles. On Thursday I had to attend a Lecture at the Royal … [NYPL-Ms] 84165-00

    • 1 July 1884. RB to Louisa Elizabeth Lawrence. I shall be very happy indeed to dine with you and your … [Eton] 84165-05


National Endowment for the Humanities - Logo

Editorial work on The Brownings’ Correspondence is supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This website was last updated on 9-20-2026.

Copyright © 2026 Wedgestone Press. All rights reserved.

Back To Top