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• • 25 October 1877. Laure Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Je ne veux pas tarder davantage à te répondre … [ABL/JMA] 87710252

• • 27 October [1877]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. Allingham, pp. 257–258. To C. about 4. C. and I to King’s Road. [            ] 87710272

• • [7 November 1877]. Robert Barrett Browning to Joseph Milsand. I shall be very happy to dine with you; and am free every … [ABL/JMA] 87711073

• • 8 November 1877. William Cornwallis Cartwright to Journal of William Cornwallis Cartwright. There dined with us the Odo Russells … [Northamptonshire] 87711082

• • 9–10 November 1877. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand & Laure Milsand. There I am again in our little Mouriès after a fortnight’s … [ABL/JMA] 87711091

• • 12 November 1877. Edward FitzGerald to FitzEdward Hall. Terhune, 4, 87–88. When I read of some Stocks being “redeemable” in such a year … [Trinity] 87711121

• • 14 November 1877. Joseph Milsand to Sarianna Browning. Je suis effrayé de me sentir si arrièré avec vous. J’ai … [ABL/JMA] 87711141

• • 17 November 1877. William Angus Knight to Arthur Penrhyn Stanley. BBIS-8, pp. 13–14. The students here have had several weeks of excited interest … [ABL] 87711171

• • [20 November 1877]. Sarianna Browning to Joseph Milsand. The Deputation has just been here. Four young … [ABL/JMA] 87711201

• • 1 December 1877. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. What you have told me about Mr. Bersier does not astonish … [ABL/JMA] 87712011

• • 2 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Sarianna Browning. Que de choses dans vos lettres, que de petits mots qui me … [ABL/JMA] 87712021

• • 5 December [1877]. William Allingham to Diary of William Allingham. Allingham, p. 260. C.’s about 3.20—dressing. Enter Mary … [            ] 87712051

• • [ca. 7 December 1877]. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Had it not been for the political nightmare I should have … [ABL/JMA] 87712071

• • 10–11 December 1877. Alfred Domett to Diary of Alfred Domett. The Diary of Alfred Domett, 1872–1885, ed. E.A. Horsman (London, 1953), pp. 209–211. Browning called, I was out. Next day going to his house … [            ] 87712101

• • 12 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Jean Paul Laurens. Author’s copy at ABL/JMA. J’ai été assez long à découvrir votre adresse, et … [            ] 87712121

• • 14 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Do you know this is a great, very great victory won by … [ABL/JMA] 87712141

• • 19 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Sarianna Browning. Hier malheuresement ma femme m’avait prié de sortir avec … [ABL/JMA] 87712191

• • 19 December 1877. Lord Rosslyn to Frederick Locker. If you will convey the accompanying sonnet, originally … [Georgetown] 87712192

• • 21 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. Pen has left Paris, and the storm has subsided. [ABL/JMA] 87712211

• • 21 December 1877. Sarianna Browning to Agnes Stoddart. My brother and I often think of you, with your dear Mother … [Eton (Meredith)] 87712212

• • 22 December 1877. Claire Blanc-Milsand to Joseph Milsand. I won’t let you pass your Christmas day without a greeting … [ABL/JMA] 87712222

• • 22 December [1877]. Mary Jane Magee to Joseph Milsand. I was greatly gratified to hear of your kind mention of … [ABL/JMA] 87712224

• • 23 December 1877. Frederick Locker to Lord Rosslyn. I felt sure R.B. would appreciate your Sonnet … [NAS] 87712231

• • 29 December 1877. Joseph Milsand to Claire Blanc-Milsand. So this is the end of the year: one again with its hopes … [ABL/JMA] 87712291

• • [1878]. Mary Cunliffe to Mary Oakford. “Author’s typescript (“A Record of Pleasant Memories”) at ABL. Mrs Ritchie and I went together to call on Mrs Procter. [            ] 87800001