TLS to A. G. Lee, College Librarian
- Wordsworth/Folder 1-22/Folder 1-20/Folder 1/4
- Item
- 24 Dec. 1974
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Concerning the purchase of the letter.
Hustwick, I E (fl 1974)
TLS to A. G. Lee, College Librarian
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Concerning the purchase of the letter.
Hustwick, I E (fl 1974)
'The People's Portrait Gallery: William Wordsworth'
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Cutting. Includes engraved portrait of Wordsworth from a picture by Margaret Gillies.
Howitt, William (1792-1879) writer
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Regarding their work securing the sonnet.
Beech, John (fl 1972)
TLS to A. G. Lee, College Librarian
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Is pleased with the purchase of the letter. Suggests that it might be reproduced in the 'Eagle'.
Johnson, C M P (fl 1974-1975)
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Shows the letter to Haydon.
ALS to Benjamin Robert Haydon and supporting documents
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Various (003898)
Letters from and to William Wordsworth
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Also includes some material concerning the provenance of the letters and their acquisition by the College.
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Letters from and to Wordsworth, a letter from Wordsworth's wife, Mary, and a letter from his daughter, Dora. Also includes some material concerning the provenance of the letters and their acquisition by the College.
ALS to Robert Southey and a related letter
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Various (003907)
Fragment of ALS to Thomas Powell
Part of Papers of William Wordsworth
Refers to the 'Prioress's Tale', 'Cuckoo and Nightingale', and the passage from 'Troilus and Cressida'. Sends a message to Miss Gillies. Admires her picture which he has just received. Opines that the profession of the portrait painter would be mortifying if the artist 'did not rise above the common region of inexperienced judgement'. Remembers himself to Mrs Powell and Powell's brother. Postscript mentions the family's health, and expresses disappointment that Miss Roughsedge's portrait did not arrive.
Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) poet