Found 8 collections related to Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850

Christopher Wordsworth, bishop of Lincoln. He was the nephew of William Wordsworth, the poet. · To A. W. Galignani, publishers : 2 letters : -- 1 autograph letter signed : "Tuesday" [1828?] : (MISC 3411) : 2 pages (double sheet) : from 4 Rue Mt. Thabor [Paris] : begins, "I have just received the two copies of the splendid edition of Wordsworth's poems . . . ." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 7 Oct 1828 : (MISC 3412) : 1 page (double sheet) : from 4 Rue Mt. Thabor [Paris] : begins, "I have endeavored to gratify your wishes by putting upon paper some few hints for your memoir of Mr. Southey . . . .". less

Fanny Wordsworth, née Graham, wife of William Wordsworth, the youngest son of the poet. · To James Bertrand Payne, managing partner for Edward Moxon, publisher : 1 autograph letter signed : 12 Apr [1865?] : (MISC 3488d) : from London House : begins, "I am afraid I was so thoughtless yesterday as to forget to say that should you be able to procure me the books I mentioned I should be greatly obliged . . . ." Filed along with three letters from her husband to Payne, under "William Wordsworth, junior.". less

William "Willy" Wordsworth, youngest son of William Wordsworth, the poet. · To James Bertrand Payne, writer and publisher : 3 letters : -- 1 autograph letter signed : 28 Dec 1864 : (MISC 3488a) : 2 pages (double sheet) : from 35 Oriental Place, Brighton : begins, "A day or two ago I received via Carlisle you attentive enclosures of the 22nd instant . . . ." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 20 Jul 1865 : (MISC 3488b) : 3 pages (double sheet) : from St. Ann's Hill, Carlisle : begins, "What with elections, friends staying with us, assizes, other engagements, I was prevented advising you as to the grapes we sent off . . . ." -- 1 autograph letter signed : 21 Jul 1865 : (MISC 3488c) : 1 page (single sheet) : from St. Ann's Hill, Carlisle : begins, "From the accompanying courteous kind letter just received from Mr Palgrave I fear, he has not received the extract . . . .". less

Samuel Rogers, English poet. The Samuel Rogers manuscript material in the Pforzheimer Collection consists of writings and correspondence. The writings include: holograph fair copy poetical extracts (from "Jacqueline," "Human Life" and "The Voyage of Columbus"); a holograph testimonial, "Sacred to the Memory of xxxxxx"; and a holograph fair copy of his poem on Earl Grey, "Written in July, 1834." The bulk of the correspondence is dated between 1820 and 1850. Correspondents include: Lord Byron, poet; Mary Shelley, novelist; Robert Southey, poet; William Wordsworth, poet; and over seventy others. less

Originally housed in his Park Avenue apartment, the Carl H. Pforzheimer Library moved to a suite in midtown Manhattan after Pforzheimer's death in 1957. There, Kenneth Neill Cameron, leading Shelley scholar of the time, continued his work as editor of the multi-volume Shelley and his Circle publication, years later followed by Donald H. Reiman. Mihai Handrea, hired as librarian in 1970, became the first curator of The Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle (a portion of the much larger Pforzheimer Library) when it moved to the New York Public Library in 1986. 23 manuscript boxes of correspondence, proofs, and printed material comprising the Pforzheimer Library papers in the Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle. less

Arthur Henry Bullen, English literary editor and publisher. Bullen edited many influential anthologies and participated in the founding of a few publishing houses, including Lawrence and Bullen and Shakespeare Head Press, both of which published W. B. Yeats. To J. R. Tutin, literary editor and writer : 1 autograph letter signed : 2 Feb 1891 : (S'ANA 0933) : thanking him for the Wordsworth poems. less

Thomas Noon Talfourd, English writer, judge, and politician. The Thomas Noon Talfourd manuscript material in the Pforzheimer Collection consists of writings and correspondence. The writings include some early holograph poems, and notes for debates of the Academical Society (one on Byron vs. Wordsworth; one on Queen Caroline). The bulk of the correspondence is dated between 1835 and 1842. Correspondents include: Charles Cowden Clarke, writer and public lecturer; Edward Moxon, publisher; Charles Ollier, publisher and bookseller; and over a dozen others. less

William Wordsworth, English poet. · Presentation inscription to Sara Coleridge, writer and daughter of poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge : 1 presentation inscription in Pforzheimer copy 1 of his "The Waggoner" : [no date] : (MISC 4586) : 1 volume : [no place] : reads in full, "To / Sara Coleridge / from / Wm Wordsworth." -- Shelved with printed books by Wordsworth. less