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Number of items: 32.

A. B. Nicholls - 53 typescript transcripts of letters from A. B. Nicholls to Clement King Shorter, c. 1895-1905. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Bound typescript transcriptions of 20 letters to Joseph Bentley Leyland and one letter to John Brown, as located in the 'Leyland Manuscripts'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë Manuscripts' notebook. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Ellen Nussey Ellen Nussey Brontëana. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Extract of a manuscript letter by Elizabeth Gaskell giving an account of a visit to Charlotte Brontë. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Four letters from A.B. Nicholls to Amelia Ringrose. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Charlotte Brontë 'Hartlepool Letter', signed Currer Bell, initially attributed to Charlotte Brontë but now recognised to be not authentic. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell I see thy fair hair streaming in the wind... [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Letter from Charlotte Brontë to Mrs Smith, the mother of her publisher, mentioning a visit to Elizabeth Gaskell. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(3 February 1855) Letter from Patrick Brontë to Sir James Kay Shuttleworth written shortly before Charlotte's death. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(undated) Letter to Amelia Ringrose. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(11 June 18--) Letter to Amelia Ringrose. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Letter to Ellen Nussey. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(28 June 18--) Letter to Mrs Gore. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem beginning 'While fabled scenes and fancied forms...'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem entitled 'An Echo from Indian Cannon'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem entitled 'Lydia Gisbourne'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem entitled 'Pen Maen Mawr'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem which begins 'Long since that bold heart...'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem, begins 'Tell me what is the most important page...'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Manuscript poem, written in pencil, which begins 'I saw a picture, yesterday...'. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Maria Brontë (c1800 - 1821) Maria Brontë letter and manuscript 'The Advantages of Poverty in Religious Concerns. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(c1800 - 1821) Maria Brontë letter and manuscript 'The Advantages of Poverty in Religious Concerns - Typescript transcriptions. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(c1842 - 1848) 'Northangerland' pen and ink sketch. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell Personal note with rough drawings. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell Poem - 'Might rough rocks find 'neath calmest sea... [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Press cutting dealing with the Coroner's inquest into the demise of Reginald John Smith, the principal of the publishing firm Smith, Elder & Co. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell The Shepherd's Chief Mourner', with doodles and notes. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell Southey's Peninsula War. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

(c1855 - c1896) Two unfinished draft accounts of Emily Brontë. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Brontë, Patrick Branwell When first old Time with me shook hands...' with personal notes. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.

Elizabeth Gaskell, Charlotte Brontë A memento of her Friendship with Mrs Elizabeth Gaskell her Biographer; Comprising a Letter from the Author of 'Jane Eyre' Describing a Visit Paid by Mrs Gaskell; And an Autograph Manuscript from the Latter Giving a Lengthy Account of her Return Visit to Charlotte Brontë at Haworth. 1851-53. [Artefact] Item availability may be restricted.