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    • 13 February 1867. Matthew Arnold to Ellen Abraham. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2871). Dr Kynaston is a lucky man to have got you to canvass for … [ABL] 86702131

    • 16 February 1867. Matthew Arnold to Mary Penrose Arnold. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2872). Flu undertakes Budge this week, so you shall have your … [Balliol] 86702161

    • 16 February 1867. Emily Tennyson to Lionel Tennyson. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2873). I should have written yesterday to have thanked you … [Tennyson Centre] 86702162

    • 18 February [1867]. William Michael Rossetti to John Lucas Tupper. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2874). Thanks for your friendly expression of opinion about my … [Leeds Univ] 86702181

    • 22 February 1867. Matthew Arnold to Mary Penrose Arnold. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2875). This week I will not wait till the very last moment to … [Balliol] 86702221

    • 23 February 1867. Henrietta Grant to Jane Maria Strachey. BC, 32, 357 (in part). (SD2876). The old Lady I mentioned after bothering … [India Office] 86702231

    • [23–25 February 1867]. Frances Elinor Colvile to Jane Maria Strachey. BC, 32, 358 (in part). (SD2877). You must hear about Browning. [India Office] 86702232

    • 25 February 1867. Jane Maria Strachey to Richard Strachey. BC, 32, 358 (in part). (SD2878). I have got your delightful letters … [India Office] 86702251

    • [March 1867]. Joseph Arnould to Alfred Domett. BC, 32, 358. (SD2879). Transcript at BL. I feel sure that Browning could never have received the … [            ] 86703001

    • 1 March 1867. Connop Thirlwall to Unidentified Correspondent. BC, 32, 358 (in part). (SD2880). Letters to a Friend by Connop Thirlwall, ed. A.P. Stanley (London, 1881), pp. 97–99. I was not able yesterday even to open your letter—which I … [            ] 86703011

    • 7 March [1867]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. BC, 32, 358–359 (in part). (SD2881). The minute after I had hastily closed my last letter to … [ABL/JMA] 86703071

    • 10 March 1867. Bryan Waller Procter to Thomas Forbes Kelsall. BC, 32, 359 (in part). (SD2882). The Browning Box, ed. H.W. Donner (London, 1935), pp. 80–81. On examining a place in my study, seldom investigated … [            ] 86703101

    • 11 March 1867. Bayard Taylor to Edmund Clarence Stedman. BC, 32, 359 (in part). (SD2883). Life and Letters of Bayard Taylor, ed. Marie Hansen-Taylor and Horace E. Scudder (Boston, 1884), pp. 471–475. No chance to write a word to you sooner, but as no letter … [            ] 86703111

    • 14 March [1867]. Frances Elinor Colvile to Jane Maria Strachey. BC, 32, 359 (in part). (SD2884). I was glad to hear when you were coming. [India Office] 86703141

    • [?17] [March 1867]. Frederick Lehmann to Diary of Frederick Lehmann. BC, 32, 359–360 (in part). (SD2885). The … quarrel was between Robert Browning … [Princeton] 86703171

    • 21 March 1867. John Bright to Lady Hobart. BC, 32, 360 (in part). (SD2886). I send you a copy of the verses on or to the “Cuckoo” which … [ABL] 86703211

    • April 1867. Lady Westmorland to Julian Fane. BC, 32, 360. (SD2887). Rachel Weigall, Lady Rose Weigall (London, 1923), pp. 154–155. Yesterday Browning called, and we had a good deal of talk … [            ] 86704001

    • 3 April 1867. Jane Maria Strachey to Richard Strachey. BC, 32, 360 (in part). (SD2888). After all it seems I need not have come to London at all … [India Office] 86704031

    • 5 April 1867. Julia Ward Howe to Diary of Julia Ward Howe. BC, 32, 360–361 (in part). (SD2889). Laura E. Richards and Maud Howe Elliott, Julia Ward Howe, 1819–1910 (Boston, 1915), I, 265–266. Lunch with the Benzons, whose palatial residense moved me … [            ] 86704051

    • 21 April [1867]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. BC, 32, 361. (SD2890). William Allingham, A Diary, ed. H. Allingham & D. Radford (London, 1908), p. 151. Lunch with Browning at Warwick Crescent. Miss Browning. [            ] 86704211

    • 25 April 1867. Jane Maria Strachey to Richard Strachey. BC, 32, 361 (in part). (SD2891). All is going on as usual in Edinburgh … [India Office] 86704251

    • 29 April [1867]. William Michael Rossetti to Algernon Charles Swinburne. BC, 32, 361 (in part). (SD2892). Selected Letters of William Michael Rossetti, ed. Roger W. Peattie (University Park, Penn., 1990), pp. 172–173. I have to thank you (days ago by rights) for the copy … [            ] 86704291

    • [May 1867]. Charles F. Daniels to Recollections of Charles F. Daniels. BC, 32, 361–363. (SD2893). The Chicago Daily Tribune, 20 April 1868, p. 2 (reprinted from the New York Mail). On a lovely afternoon in May, 1867, I took one of those convenient “hansoms” … [            ] 86705001

    • 6 May 1867. George Henry Lewes to Diary of George Henry Lewes. BC, 32, 363. (SD2894). Continued the writing of my |Prolegomena|. [Yale] 86705061

    • 6 May 1867. Frances Elinor Colvile to Jane Maria Strachey. BC, 32, 363 (in part). (SD2895). When I said I would come in on the 8th it never occurred … [India Office] 86705062


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