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William Allingham papers, 1846-1920

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Letter from Myles Birket Foster to Helen Allingham, undated

Letter from Nathaniel Hawthorne to William Allingham, July 27, 1854

Letter from Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, March 5, 19uu

Letter from Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, September 18, 19uu

Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 4, 1911

Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 6, 1911

Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 9, 1911

Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, April 15, 1871

Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, August 19, 1869

Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, October 8, 1869

Letter from Peter George Fitzgerald to William Allingham, January 15, 1877

Letter from Peter Graham to Helen Allingham, May 1, 18uu-19uu

Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, January 11, 1883

Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, June 14, 1884

Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, November 23, 1876

Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, September 25, 1884

Letter from Philip Gilbert Hamerton to Helen Allingham, April 11, 1881

Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, August 18, 1874

Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, December 31, 1870

Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, July 30, 1887

Letter from Priestly Smith to Helen Allingham, August 10, 1874

Letter from P.W Joyce to William John Fitzpatrick, November 24, 1868

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, August 7, 1850

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, August 31, 1863

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, July 20, 1855

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, June 22, undated

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, May 13, 1869

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, May 21, 1851

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, October 18, 1865

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, October 30, 1864

Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, undated

Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, August 9, 1899

Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, July 30, 18uu-19uu

Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, November 30, 18uu-19uu

Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, October 19, 1904

Letter from Richard Garnett to William Allingham, May 9, 1872

Letter from Richard Henry Horne to William Allingham, October 15, 1878

Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, April 16, unknown year

Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, January 4, 1854

Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, June 7, 1861

  • Letter from Myles Birket Foster to Helen Allingham, undated
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pagesOne sketch done by Myles Birket Foster of a cottage at Hambledon, which Foster believes Helen Allingham should paint. Accompanying notes are written by Helen Allingham.
  • Letter from Nathaniel Hawthorne to William Allingham, July 27, 1854
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1854One letter from American novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne to William Allingham regarding the welcomed note that Allingham had sent. Hawthorne also is referring to an unnamed man.
  • Letter from Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, March 5, 19uu
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from Scottish stage actor Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, regarding an introduction between Helen's son and an acquaintance of his. In a postscript, McKinnel mentions a stage production.
  • Letter from Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, September 18, 19uu
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from Scottish stage actor Norman McKinnel to Helen Allingham, offering a response to Helen's "kind and high complimentary letter." McKinnel writes he is fortunate to have gained Helen's approval, and mentions an interpretation of Helen's brother's play. In a postscript, McKinnel writes "Long Live Colonel Cornwall!
  • Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 4, 1911
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1911One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, informing Helen about artist William M. Hennessy using the title "Member of the Royal Irish Academy." Moore defines the term "dinnseanchas," and other Irish terminology. He mentions contemporaries John O'Donovan, George Petrie, and Whitley Stokes, and the use of the title "Ll.D." Moore shares he is...
  • Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 6, 1911
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1911One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, informing her that it is unnecessary to write a note on Mac Longlinne, and provides the etymology of the name. Moore also further elaborates of the Irish term "dinnseanchas." Moore asks to have a copy of William Allingham's "Varieties in Prose," to remind him of all the conversations he had with Al...
  • Letter from Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, October 9, 1911
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1911One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to Helen Allingham, offering corrections to the note on page 183, regarding the term "Knock Many." Moore mentions Stokes' comments, and explains William Allingham was likely writing Irish terms phonetically, suggesting the edited text is one of Allingham's. Moore notes he is sure the book will be very interesting, and...
  • Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, April 15, 1871
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1871One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to William Allingham asking for Allingham to return a rejected manuscript Moore submitted to Fraser's magazine on the top of Darwin. Moore also discusses the case of Waterton versus Audubon, in which Moore shares he has read almost every publication regarding Waterton. He finds Allingham mistaken in his comment of, "W...
  • Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, August 19, 1869
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1869One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to William Allingham inquiring about the location of an article written by Allingham, and mentions that he too has written an article on the subject for the Athenaeum. He hopes to soon be in Ireland, and describes the English as "a tiresome race..." and mentions that "Irish air is necessary to prevent a sort of mental...
  • Letter from Norman Moore to William Allingham, October 8, 1869
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1869One letter from British doctor and historian Norman Moore to William Allingham informing Allingham that he read the article written in Fraser's magazine. Moore shares that he wishes Allingham had written a series on the topic, and discusses forts built in County Antrim, Ireland, near Dunminning. He also discusses the beauty of the Irish landscape. Moore writes that he believ...
  • Letter from Peter George Fitzgerald to William Allingham, January 15, 1877
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1877One letter from Peter George Fitzgerald Knight of Kerry to William Allingham addressing him as the editor of Fraser's Magazine. The letter is written in third person and says that he sees no reason to not approve of the line, perhaps being written by a secretary for Fitzgerald. There is also no signature
  • Letter from Peter Graham to Helen Allingham, May 1, 18uu-19uu
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pagesOne letter from Scottish artist Peter Graham to Helen Allingham regarding the return of an item. Graham assures Helen that there is no hurry, and hopes that it will be useful regardless of the shattered condition.
  • Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, January 11, 1883
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1883One letter from British writer Peter William Clayden to William Allingham wishing Allingham and his family a late Happy New Year. He also thanks Allingham for sending his book, "Evil May Day," and shares his pleasure in reading it, and shares that he has had the most pleasure reading this volume. He also mentions that Mrs. Allingham's cousin has married Clayden's sons and he...
  • Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, June 14, 1884
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1884One letter from British writer Peter William Clayden to William Allingham thanking him for sending a copy of Allingham's book "Blackberries," and tells him how much he has enjoyed it. He also shares that he intends to send Allingham a copy of his book "Samuel Sharpe," which he says is a very different type of book. He shares his and his wife's regards for Mrs. Allingham.
  • Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, November 23, 1876
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1876One letter from British writer Peter William Clayden to William Allingham thanking Allingham for the note and epigram he had sent. Clayden mentions Lord Beaconsfield, and possible disturbances in the Conservative party in the House of Commons may cause dissolution in the coming year. He also explains that he is only temporarily acting as editor for the Daily News while Mr. H...
  • Letter from Peter W. Clayden to William Allingham, September 25, 1884
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1884One letter from British writer Peter William Clayden to William Allingham telling of his recent return from South Wales. He also responds to Allingham about 2,000 pounds spent, and states that the only way to make a Liberal paper succeed is under good management, and discusses different publications, such as the Sussex Gazette. He invites Allingham to dine with him next time...
  • Letter from Philip Gilbert Hamerton to Helen Allingham, April 11, 1881
    Multi-Page Item | 7 pages | 1881One letter from British artist Philip Gilbert Hamerton to Helen Allingham writing to inform Helen that before he sends her drawings to Flameng, he would be interested in seeing more of Mr. Steele's work. Hamerton mentions his periodical "The Portfolio." Hamerton offers Helen advice on her learning about etching. Hamerton suggests Mr. Brunet-Debaines at 8 Grafton Square Claph...
  • Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, August 18, 1874
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1874One letter from British architect and designer Philip Webb to William Allingham writing that he had been forwarned regarding the news he writes about. Webb writes that he rejoices alongside Allingham. Webb also mentions a lady, which could be regarding Allingham's marraige. Webb writes that for the "Fraser," he congratulates Allingham.
  • Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, December 31, 1870
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1870One letter from British architect and designer Philip Webb to William Allingham, whom he refers to as his brother in bronchial aflictions. Webb acknowleges his receipt of Allingham's letter of sympathy. Webb writes that he hopes in next seeing Allingham, he finds that Allingham has used his time in a positive way as he has. Webb mentions that his time of reflection has beneg...
  • Letter from Philip Webb to William Allingham, July 30, 1887
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1887One letter from British architect and designer Philip Webb to William Allingham acknowledging his receipt of Allingham's letter from the 26th, which Webb writes puzzled him. Webb mentions "renewing friendly meeting at this side of the Styx," and refers to state as "purgatory in the flesh." Webb writes that it will be some time before he shall be able to come and receive Alli...
  • Letter from Priestly Smith to Helen Allingham, August 10, 1874
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1874One letter from British ophthalmologist Priestly Smith to Helen Allingham, congratulating Helen on her engagement, and mentions discussing the news with their cousin Mary. Smith expresses his hope Helen will not give up her profession after being married. Smith writes being engaged is nothing compared to being married, and hopes for Helen's happiness. Smith informs Helen his...
  • Letter from P.W Joyce to William John Fitzpatrick, November 24, 1868
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1868One letter from Irish historian P.W. Joyce to fellow Irish historian William John Fitzpatrick, regarding an article written by Joyce which he is interested in having published in an enlarged form. Joyce asks Fitzpatrick to forward a copy of his manuscript to Mr. Allingham. Joyce writes that he sends two copies, in case Fitzpatrick is interested in reading it as well.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, August 7, 1850
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1850One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham thanking him for his letter and for the volume of Allingham's poems that he included as well. Barnes also writes that he is looking forward to reading his poetry.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, August 31, 1863
    Multi-Page Item | 7 pages | 1863One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, in this letter Barnes states that he is happy to hear from Allingham and had just recently been discussing him with Mr. Coventry Patmore who had come to stay with William Barnes.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, July 20, 1855
    Multi-Page Item | 7 pages | 1855One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, thanking him for a copy of Allingham's new book of poetry he sent Barnes which he recieved upon his return home. The letter's paper contains a watermark for Joynston, and is dated 1855.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, June 22, undated
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham. He states that he is happy that to hear from Allingham and its inlcusion of Tennyson's sketches and Tennyson's invitation.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, May 13, 1869
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1869One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, whom he addresses as "My dear Mr. Allingham." He states that he is answering Allingham's kind greetings with equally kind ones. He also mentions he has asked his bookseller in Dorchester to send him a copy of a book, and is looking forward to seeing Allingham's new work.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, May 21, 1851
    Multi-Page Item | 14 pages | 1851One letter and accompanying envelope from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham stating that Allingham's last letter has long been unanswered; Barnes states that he hopes Allingham will respond to this letter. Envelope is addressed to W. Allingham Junior Esq. in Ballyshannon Ireland. The envelope is postmarked May 21 1851, and paid on May 22 1851.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, October 18, 1865
    Multi-Page Item | 7 pages | 1865One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham thanking him for an unspecified thing. Barnes also states that he shall be glad to spend an evening with Allingham. The letter's paper contains a watermark that reads "3 Herborne.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, October 30, 1864
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1864One letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham apologizes that he had not responded to Allingham's letter due to him not being fully settled with the committee for the home office.
  • Letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham, undated
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from Rev. William Barnes to William Allingham thanking him for his letter and states that he is happy to hear that Allingham is better than "simply well.
  • Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, August 9, 1899
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1899One letter from British librarian and writer Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham thanking Helen for her note. Garnett expresses his satifisfaction that someone he knew Carlyle personally was happy with his book. Garnett mentions the unpopularity of Carlyle in regards to Mr. Froude. Garnett also mentions meeting with Mr. Birckbeck Hill soon and may discuss Mr. William Allingha...
  • Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, July 30, 18uu-19uu
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from British librarian and writer Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham writing the letter to accompany the manuscript which Garnett returns. Garnett mentions that his suggestions were made in red ink, and that there were few suggestions made. He also includes a gift for Helen, which is a copy of a biography he wrote.
  • Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, November 30, 18uu-19uu
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from British librarian and writer Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham writing regarding his reception of a lad in Sussex who writes to him. He mentions preparations for Christmas, and that he endeavours to introduce his girls to good literature. Barnett seeks to have three or four of the babies recite William Allingham's "Wee folk, good folk," and hopes that Helen ...
  • Letter from Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham, October 19, 1904
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1904One letter from British librarian and writer Richard Garnett to Helen Allingham informing Helen that he would be happy to take the chair at Mr. Grave's lecture. Garnett mentions that he will be at home on Saturday afternoon.
  • Letter from Richard Garnett to William Allingham, May 9, 1872
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1872One letter from British librarian Richard Garnett to William Allingham inviting Allingham to a party on May 21st at 9 pm. He also shares new about a shared acquaintance, Mrs. Scarlett, and her new baby. He also writes regarding Fraser magazine as he had seen a recent article written by Miss Richardson, and sends Allingham his own writing that he hopes to see in Fraser if pos...
  • Letter from Richard Henry Horne to William Allingham, October 15, 1878
    Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1878One letter from English poet Richard Henry Horne to William Allingham thanking him for his early reply. He also informs Allingham that he does not yet have duplicate proofs.
  • Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, April 16, unknown year
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pagesOne letter from the English poet Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton to William Allingham sharing that he is very glad to hear of Allingham. He also shares that he would be very glad to see Allingham and his wife on the eve of their deparature, and will visit him in the country. The paper is embossed with the seal for the House of Commons.
  • Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, January 4, 1854
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1854One letter from English poet Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton to William Allingham sharing that he is in the country for a short holiday. He also mentions a sketch by artist John Everett Millais.
  • Letter from Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron Houghton to William Allingham, June 7, 1861
    Multi-Page Item | 6 pages | 1861One letter from English poet Richard Monckton Milnes, 1st Baron Houghton to William Allingham thanking him for the letter he had sent April 23rd. He also inquires about the debate for Irish education, and regarding the facts and arguments.
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