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    • 2 July 1885. RB to Andrew Clark. You have always shown me great kindliness, and I ask with … [ABL] 85140-00

    • 2 July 1885. RB to Isabel Knowles. Many thanks for your kind invitation which, I fear, I cannot … [ABL] 85141-00

    • 2 July 1885. RB to John Daniel Williams. Collins, pp. 42–43. Your letter distresses me indeed—I will not try to say how … [Texas] 85142-00

    • [3 July 1885]. RB to Katharine Bronson. [ABL (Envelope)] 85143-00

    • 3 July 1885. RB to Alice Frances Dugdale. I should greatly enjoy going to you, as you so kindly … [Dugdale] 85143-10

    • 3 July 1885. RB to Georgiana Rosetta Flower. It will give me great pleasure to be present at the marriage … [ABL] 85144-00

    • 3 July 1885. RB to Lady Malmesbury. I am very sorry to say that I shall be unable to call on you … [ABL] 85144-10

    • 4 July 1885. RB to Emma Pender. I should greatly enjoy the great pleasure you so kindly propose … [ABL] 85144-50

    • 6 July 1885. RB to Emma Pender. Transcript in private collection. You are very good, and I shall be happy to go … [            ] 85145-50

    • 6 July 1885. RB to Lady Sophia Palmer. Offered for sale by Sotheby’s, 22 December 1919. [            ] 85145-00

    • 6 July 1885. RB to Unidentified Correspondent. I am sure you will feel how embarrassed I must be in any … [Wellesley] 85146-00

    • [9 July 1885]. RB to Lady Ardilaun. Transcript in private collection (envelope only). [            ] 85146-10

    • [10 July 1885]. Frederic Leighton to RB. I was so absolutely taken aback & startled by what you so … [ABL] 85147-00

    • 11 July 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, p. 113. I certainly have not received Professor Kennedy’s Edition of … [Huntington] 85148-00

    • [13 July 1885]. Frederic Leighton to RB. One word to thank you for your very kind letter—and tho you … [ABL] 85149-00

    • 13 July 1885. RB to Emma Pender. To my extreme regret, I find that an arrangement … [ABL] 85148-50

    • 14 July 1885. James Murray to RB. BBIS-8, p. 110. I never forget my old friend and pupil your Son, and tho’ … [ABL] 85150-00

    • 16 July 1885. RB to George Murray Smith. I suppose the lady’s misapprehension has arisen from the … [Scripps] 85151-00

    • 17 July 1885. RB to Frederick James Furnivall. BT, pp. 113–114. How good you are, and have always been, and doubtlessly will … [Huntington] 85152-00

    • 18 July 1885. RB to Henry Allpass. In the absence of my Son, who is in Belgium, I write to say … [Kentucky] 85152-10

    • 18 July [1885]. Lady Carnarvon (1856–1929) to RB. Will you give us the pleasure of yr Company here on Monday … [ABL] 85152-15

    • 19 July 1885. RB to Edith Emma Cooper. I was anxious to read the Plays not only a second time but … [BL] 85152-20

    • 19 July 1885. James Murray to RB. BBIS-8, pp. 110–111. … it is an old pleasure but very new this morning to see your … [ABL] 85153-00

    • 20 July 1885. Edith Emma Cooper to RB. I thank you for your praise—it is a true incentive—and also … [BL] 85153-10

    • 21 July 1885. RB to Squire Bancroft & Marie Effie Bancroft. Marie Effie Bancroft and Squire Bancroft Bancroft, The Bancrofts: Recollections of Sixty Years (London, 1909), p. 395. … are you too tired this morning of being told how much every … [NYPL-Ms] 85154-00


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