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Letter from Blackmore, Richard Doddridge [D.N.B.],
Teddington. The death of his uncle; he cannot answer her Scandinavian question; he hopes to see the Cambrian gold; he is sorry that Bardie's strong little will is being quenched by the nuns at school.
Letter from Blackmore, Richard Doddridge [D.N.B.],
Teddington. The nuns have starved Bardie and killed much of her spirit.
Letter from Blackmore, Richard Doddridge [D.N.B.],
Teddington. He hopes she is more cheerful; Prof. Owen's greatness; literary style should be simple and clear.
Letter from Blackwood, Bessie S,
Gogar Mount. Behta's forthcoming visit to Gogar Mount. See also L 10826-10831 to J.H.J.
Letter from Blackwood, Bessie S,
Madeira. Congratulations on Sir James's victory [in the County Council elections]; Emma's illness.
Letter from Blackwood, Emma M,
Egypt. Thanks for kindness to the nephews George and Jimmie; the changes in temperature at Assouan; interesting people; the review of a regiment; they think the doctor's recommendation of Egypt was a mistake; description of a temple; excavations; indignation at the German Emperor. See also L 10832-10833 to J.H.J.
Letter from Blackwood, George Wm,
Edinburgh. Sympathy on the death of Sir James Hills-Johnes.
Letter from Blackwood, James H. (brother of above- George Wm.),
New Elham Kent. Enclosing, as a Christmas greeting, a picture of St Pauls.
Letter from Blackwood, William (publisher, and uncle of George and James Blackwood),
North Berwick. The letters she sent were not suitable for publication [See L10285]; her article on Knebworth in the Maga [1905]; thanks for ordering so many copies; family news.
Letter from Blackwood, William (publisher, and uncle of George and James Blackwood),
North Berwick. He hopes she will soon be well; the detestable Government's unfair legislation; business has been rather bad.
Letter from Blackwood, William (publisher, and uncle of George and James Blackwood),
North Berwick. Sir James's visit and the celebrating of his being given the Freedom of Carmarthen; a motor car will be very useful to Sir James. Enclosed with letter re payment of interest.
Clifton Bristol. Her influenza symptoms; a prescription for her indigestion; Miss Blommart's improvement.
Letter from Blommart, J[?ohn],
Willett House, Taunton. The legend of the Rheingrafenstein.
Bournemouth. The new edition of B's volume [Letters to a Friend]; she fears that B. will fail to meet Mary Stuckey.
Victor Hugo Nice. Writer's weak eyes; she has not seen the Queen although she frequently rides past; Mr. Blackwood's decision not to stay at Willett; Mrs. Escott's death; a letter from C. Lethbridge.
[Royal York Crescent]. B's return home.
Letter from Bonville, Elizabeth (known as 'Kina') (cousin),
Dolaucothy. The end of Kina's engagement; B. must live down her sorrow.
Letter from Bonville, William (cousin),
Kiltrea Co. Wexford. The death of Mr. [F F.] Edwardes. [See L10880 to J.H.J.].
Letter from Bonville, William (cousin),
Kiltrea Co. Wexford. Congratulations on her engagement.
Letter from Bonville, William (cousin),
Towyn. He is still unable to walk far but is busy sketching.