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    • 21 February 1843. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 6, 334–335. (Letter 1157). Thank you my very dear friend, I am as well as the east wind … [Wellesley] 43059-00

    • [22 February 1843]. Hugh Stuart Boyd to EBB. BC, 6, 335–336. (Letter 1158). I should most probably have written to you yesterday evening … [Morgan] 43060-00

    • 23 February 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 336–338. (Letter 1159). I had no difficulty my dearest friend about the magazines … [Wellesley] 43061-00

    • [24] February 1843. EBB to Hugh Stuart Boyd. BC, 6, 338. (Letter 1160). I snatch eagerly at the next post to assure you that I am … [Wellesley] 43043-00

    • [25 February 1843]. EBB to Benjamin Robert Haydon. BC, 6, 339–340. (Letter 1161). … a writer, is of the nature of a personal interest: and I … [Wellesley] 43062-00

    • 27 February 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 6, 340–341. (Letter 1162). Why did I put C’est lui?—for something of the same reason … [Vermont] 43063-00

    • [early March 1843]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 342. (Letter 1163). … do write to me if but a word,—just to say how you are. I … [Fitzwilliam] 43071-10

    • [March 1843]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1163.3). Thank you dear Cousin for your sonnets again. [ABL] 43064-00

    • [March 1843]. John Kenyon to EBB. (Letter 1163.7). You are all right about the Venus—most reasonably and … [ABL] 43065-00

    • [?3] [March 1843]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 342–344. (Letter 1164). … without reference to the ‘literary society’ which you … [Folger] 43074-00

    • [3 March 1843]. Hugh Stuart Boyd to EBB. BC, 6, 345–346. (Letter 1165). I was pretty sure that you would not be offended, by my … [Morgan] 43075-00

    • 3 March 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 6, 346–349. (Letter 1166). You good for nothing—Painting the Poetry of surface & … [Vermont] 43076-00

    • [?4] [March 1843]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 6, 349–350. (Letter 1167). Your books go to you at last—but I kept them that I might … [Wellesley] 43071-00

    • [?4] [March 1843]. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 6, 350. (Letter 1168). In the greatest of possible hurries, .. on the very verge of … [Wellesley] 43047-00

    • [4 March 1843]. RB to Helena Saville Faucit. BC, 6, 351–352. (Letter 1169). Helena Faucit Martin, On Some of Shakespeare’s Female Characters, (London, 1893), pp. 396–397. Here is your album, with my best thanks for the honour you … [            ] 43077-00

    • 5 March 1843. RB to Alfred Domett. BC, 6, 352–353. (Letter 1170). Chris. Dowson has just called here and told me that a ship … [BL] 43079-00

    • [6 March 1843]. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 6, 354. (Letter 1171). You shall have a little note now– I fear you will think you … [Vermont] 43080-00

    • 6 March 1843. EBB to Benjamin Robert Haydon. BC, 6, 355–356. (Letter 1172). After the battle of Poitiers, my dear Mr. Haydon, in the … [Wellesley] 43081-00

    • 7 March 1843. Benjamin Robert Haydon to EBB. BC, 6, 356–358. (Letter 1173). I can believe that of Caroline Norton, but she met her … [Vermont] 43082-00

    • 8 March 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 1–3. (Letter 1174). I am grieved my dearest friend, indeed grieved, that you … [Wellesley] 43083-00

    • 13 March 1843. EBB to George Goodin Moulton-Barrett. BC, 7, 3–6. (Letter 1175). I mean to write to you a little sheet today notwithstanding … [Morgan] 43084-00

    • 14 March 1843. EBB to Cornelius Mathews. BC, 7, 6–7. (Letter 1176). I wrote a long letter to you very lately, under an envelope … [NYHS] 43085-00

    • 14 March 1843. EBB to Mary Russell Mitford. BC, 7, 8–10. (Letter 1177). Mr. Kenyon, dear Mr. Kenyon, has just been here & long been … [Eton & Wellesley] 43086-00

    • [mid-March 1843]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 7, 10. (Letter 1178). Thank you, my dear cousin, for Mr. Longfellow’s verses—a … [Wellesley] 43068-00

    • [mid-March 1843]. EBB to John Kenyon. BC, 7, 11. (Letter 1179). O angels! let your flood of bitter scorn dash on me!’ … [Wellesley] 43067-00


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