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• • 18 December 1889. Enid Layard to Journal of Lady Layard. Mr Malcolm was to dine with us tonight but sent word that … [BL] 88912187

• • 18 December 1889. Municipio di Venezia to Unidentified Correspondent. Transcript in editors’ file. L’anno milleottocentottantanone … [            ] 8891218B

• • [ca. 18 December 1889]. Catherine Cooper to Michael Field. I have just after lessons rushed down to the hall, to find … [BL] 88912181

• • 18 December 1889. William G. Kingsland to Robert Barrett Browning. I feel that I must just write you a line expressing my deep … [Texas] 88912182

• • [?18] [December 1889]. Ann Elizabeth Ireland to Editor of The Manchester Examiner and Times. The Manchester Examiner and Times, 18 December 1889, p. 5. The crushing news of Browning’s death almost paralyses any … [            ] 88912183

• • 18 December [1889]. Frederick James Furnivall to Editor of The Daily News. The Daily News, 19 December 1889, p. 5. After a spin in our Sculling Eight last Sunday morning … [            ] 88912184

• • 18 December 1889. Helena Faucit Martin to Henry Irving. I see you have matinées early next week … [Theatre Museum] 88912186

• • 19 December 1889. Edward Berdoe to Frederick James Furnivall. Don’t let us be forgotten in the matter of tickets … [King’s College] 88912191

• • 19 December 1889. Henry Irving to Julia Pollock. I wonder would your young friends … [Theatre Museum] 88912192

• • 19 December 1889. Daniel Sargent Curtis to Diary of Daniel Sargent Curtis. Miss Browning left for London yesty. with Mrs. Orr … [Marciana] 88912193

• • 20 December 1889. Francis Turner Palgrave to George Granville Bradley. Thanks for your note. [Westminster Abbey] 88912206

• • [?20] [December 1889]. Edmund Gosse to Unidentified Correspondent. Transcript is private collection. … great deal of exxperience, but it entails … [            ] 88912207

• • 20 December 1889. Mary Elizabeth Coleridge to Diary of Mary Elizabeth Coleridge. Last night I was talking about little A. [Texas] 88912205

• • 20 December [1889]. Emily Tennyson Bradley to Unidentified Correspondent. Your letter has been forwarded with several hundred others … [ABL] 88912201

• • 20 December 1889. Frederick James Furnivall to William Ward. No chance whatsoever of tickets for reserved seats. [British Columbia] 88912202

• • [ca. 20 December 1889]. Catherine Cooper to Michael Field. I see that the great burial is to be on New Year’s Eve. [BL] 88912203

• • [ca. 20 December 1889]. Emily Tennyson Bradley to Unidentified Correspondent. There is no hurry about your dates. Mr. Browning’s funeral … [ABL] 88912204

• • 21 December 1889. Violet Hunt to Diary of Violet Hunt. “Robert Secor, “Robert Browning and the Hunts of South Kensington,” BIS, 7 (1979), 131 (in part). Typescript at Cornell. Mrs. Orr has got home, and went straight to Mrs. Matthews … [            ] 88912211

• • [22 December 1889]. Randall Thomas Davidson to George Granville Bradley. Many thanks for your trouble in the matter … [Westminster Abbey] 88912223

• • 22 December [1889]. Fannie Browning to Linda Villari. I write for my husband who is so overwhelmed with work at … [Balliol] 88912221

• • [?22 December 1889]. Katharine Bronson to Costanza Hulton. I send you a very little bit of the hair of our dear friend. [Balliol] 88912222

• • 23 December 1889. George Meredith to Sidney Colvin. The Letters of George Meredith, ed. C.L. Cline (Oxford, 1970), pp. 986–987. I don’t like the account you give of yourself, and shall be … [Fitzwilliam] 88912231

• • 23 December 1889. Alfred Moulton-Barrett to Octavius Moulton-Barrett. Your handwriting cured my sore eyes & heart. I had thought I … [GM-B] 88912232

• • [23 December 1889]. Frederic Leighton to George Frederic Watts. A line to thank you for your kind letter—I am very glad you … [Kensington] 88912233

• • 23 December 1889. Benjamin Jowett to George Granville Bradley. I was very sorry to miss you at Rogers. [Westminster Abbey] 88912234