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BACHE - BIRSTALL
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BRONTË, Anne
BRONTË, Charlotte
BRONTË, Emily Jane
BRONTË - Other including Maria, Rev. Patrick, Patrick Branwell, Bronte Family and Bronte Society
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Key to index codes:
Transactions: 16:85, 359(1975) = Vol/Part/Page/Year
Gazette: G:12, 8(1994) = Gazette/No./Page/Year
(R) = Review of book, film, play, etc.
Index compiled by Arthur D. Walker M.A.

BACHE, Rev. Kentish Rev. A.B. Nicholls 4:21, 236(1911)
BAGSHAW, Violet Maude In memoriam G:9, 30(1993)
Hall, A. Letter (Miss Violet Bagshaw) 19:8, 394(1989)
Violet Maude Bagshaw 1889-1993 21:1/2, 48(1993)
Sumner, C. Brontë Society centenarian 19:7, 323(1989)
BAILIN, Miriam The sickroom in Victorian fiction 21:6, 264(1996)
BAILIE, Joan B.
In memoriam G: 26, 6(2001)
BAILLIE, Sir James Black Religion and the Brontës 7:37, 59(1927)
BAILLIE, Joanna
Simmons, J.R. jr. "Small, prim, and Quaker-like": reinventing Joanna
Baillie as Jane Eyre 21:4, 149(1994)
BAKER, Brian Did Charlotte's husband suggest the name Jane Eyre? 22(1997), 132
BAKER, Ruth Irish Section literary competition. Poems by the three sisters G:16, 7(1996)
Dr. Wright and the Brontës. 23(1998), 171
BALE, Cecil J. In memoriam G:14, 15(1995)
BALE, Ernest Ernest Bale. Obituary 18:92, 150(1982)
BALE, Ethel In memoriam. G:l9, 16(1997)
BALLET
Northern Ballet. The Brontës (R) G:14, 24 (1995)
BALTHUS, pseud. (i.e. Count Balthazar Klossowski de Rola)
Lemon, C.H. Balthus and Wuthering Heights 15:79, 341(1969)
BANKS, Elizabeth Ann, and SMITH, Judith Members enjoy unique
program at Brontë Society's literary tea G:12, 4(1994)
BANKS, Lynne Reid Dark quartet (R) 17:87, 146(1977)
Path to the silent country. Charlotte Brontë's years of fame (R)17:88, 231(1978)
BARDSLEY, Rev. James Waring Charlotte Brontë 2:9, 30(1899)
BARDSLEY, Wendy Louise An enduring flame: poetry and the Brontë story. (R) 23(1998), 205
BARKER, Sir Ernest The inspiration of Emily Brontë 12:61, 3(1951)
What the Brontës mean today 10:53, 162(1943)
BARKER, Juliet J.R.V.
The Brontë portraits: a mystery solved 20:1, 3(1990)
The Brontë yearbook (R) 20:4, 230(1991)
The Brontës (R) 21:5, 201(1995)
The Brontës: a life in letters.(R) 23(1998),75
The Brontës: a life in letters(Audio cassette)(R) 23(l998),79
Changes to the Museum 19:4, 172(1987)
Charlotte Brontë's photograph 19:1/2, 27(1986)
New bedroom layout at the Parsonage 19:3, 127(1987)
A possible portrait of William Weightman 19:4, 175(1987)
Saintliness, treason and plot: the writing of Mrs Gaskell's
"Life of Charlotte Brontë" 21:4, 101(1994)
Subdued expectations: Charlotte Brontë's marriage settlement 19:1/2, 33(1986)
Two possible photographs of Charlotte Brontë. 22(1997), 138
Wuthering Heights. G:l8, 15(1997)
Brontë, P.B. The hand of the arch-sinner: two Angrian chronicles of
Branwell Brontë. Edited by R.G. Collins (R) 21:3, 87(1994)
Hall, A. In response to Dr. Juliet Barker. 22(1997), 139
Neufeld, V.A. A bibliography of the manuscripts of Patrick
Branwell Brontë (R) 21:4, 116(1994)
Sumner, C.D. Appreciation of Dr Juliet R.V. Barker 19:8, 393(1989)
BARKER, Vera A. In memoriam. G:23, 24(1999)
BARLOW, Bohuslav (Chris Sumner portrait) G:17, 5(1996)
BARNARD, Robert Albert Preston G:12, 7(1994)
Dickens and the Brontës. 25(2000), 109
Emily Brontë (R) 26(2001), 91
Excursion to York. G:l9, 22(1997)
Excursion to the courtship country G:10, 12(1994)
Margery Raistrick G:11, 3(1994)
Martin Plimley. G:24, 15(2000)
Mary Woolridge and Stephanie Skwarek G:13, 14(1995)
The 1992 Literary Luncheon G:8, 11(1993)
People. The Museum assistants G:17, 20(1996)
Reader, I conned them G:17, 23(1996)
What does Wuthering Heights mean? 23(1998), 112
Ashton, R. G.H. Lewes: a life (R) 21:7, 283(1996)
Brontë P.B. The works of Patrick Branwell Brontë: an edition,
ed.. V.A.Neufeldt. Vol.2, 3 (R) 25(2000), 199
Gates, B.T. Critical essays on Charlotte Brontë. Edited by B.T. Gates (R) 20:5, 311(1992)
Lemon, C. Classics of Brontë scholarship. (R) 25(2000), 87
Mitchell, H.R. Readings on Wuthering Heights.(R) 24(1999), 203
Reynolds, P. Sound stories. Women writers, No.3: the Brontës. (R) 24(1999), 116
Sellars, J. Charlotte Brontë. (R) 23(1998), 76
White, K. The Brontës. (R) 24(1999), 105
BARNOLDSWICK
Thomson, B. Visit to St.Mary-1e-Gill Church, Barnoldswick. G:l9, 10(1997)
BAROT, François-Odysse
Langlois, E. 100 years ago. A Frenchman's visit to Haworth 16:83, 222(1973)
BARRACLOUGH, June Daughter of Haworth (R) 21:7, 292(1966)
BASSOMPIERRE, Home de
Field, W.T. Two Brussels schoolfellows of Charlotte Brontë 5:23, 25(1913)
BATTEN, James B. In memoriam. G:22,18(1999)
G:22, 20(1999)
BATTYE, Ruth
Centenary news G:8, 11(1993)
An evening with the Brontës G:6, 15(1992)
Emily Jane Brontë Service of Remembrance. G:22, 11(1999)
Excursion to the 'Shirley' country G:10, 9(1994)
Letter from the editor G:27, 8(2001)
1993 Literary Luncheon G:10, 16(1994)
Publications (Book reviews) G:16, 21(1996)
Spring conference: the life and work of Emily Brontë G:6, 12(1992)
BAUMBER, Michael Patrick Brontë and the development of primary education in Haworth. 24(1999), 66
That 'Vandal' Wade. The Reverend John Wade and the
demolition of the Brontë Church. 22(1997), 96
BEARD, Geoffrey
Brontë Society. The Brontë Parsonage Museum. New curator 14:71, 58(1961)
BEARD, Gertrude, L. Membership. Deaths G:15, 21(1995)
BEAVER, James
Fermi, S. and Kinghorn, D. The Brontës and the case of the Beaver forgery. 21:1/2, 15(1993)
BECKERS, Simone, née Heger
Bentley, P.E. M. Heger's grand-daughter visits Haworth 12:63, 211(1953)
Question of accent (Heger) 12:65, facing p.429(1955)
BECKLEY, Richard Excursion to the Halifax area G:14, 10(1995)
BECKWITH, Frank Letters of the Rev. Patrick Brontë to "The Leeds Intelligencer"13:70, 433(1960)
BEDARD, Michael Glass Town: the secret world of the Brontë Children (R) 23(1998), 80
BEDFORD, Damaris
O'Niell, J. The world of the Brontës (R) 23(1998), 78
BEER, Patricia Charlotte Brontë and Currer Bell 18:91, 1(1981)
Reader, I married him (R) 16:85, 410(1975)
BEERBOHM, Sir Henry Maximilian
Cunliffe, W.R. The Brontës in other peoples books 11:60, 332(1950)
BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van
Wallace, R.K. Emily Brontë and music: Haworth, Brussels and Beethoven 18:92, 136(1982)
BEETON, D.R. Emily Brontë and Jan Christian Smuts 15:78, 214(1968)
BEETON, Ridley Haworth (Poem) 15:80, 391(1970)
BEHARRELL, Julia In memoriam G:12, 20(1994)
BELL, Acton see BRONTË, Anne
BELL, Arnold Craig
Ann Brontë: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall: a study and reappraisal (R) 16:84, 305(1974)
The novels of Anne Brontë (R) 21:1/2, 43(1993)
BELL, Arthur W. In memoriam G:2l, 23(1998)
BELL, Currer See BRONTË, Charlotte
BELL, Ellis See BRONTË, Emily Jane
BELLAMY, Joan
Mary Taylor, Ellen Nussey and Brontë biography. 21:7, 275(1996)
Mary Taylor. 2nd ed. (R) 23(1998), 81
Mary Taylor: 'More precious than rubies' 26(2001), 139
A note on Lady Morgan (l783?/l776?-1859) 25(2000), l68
Brontë Society Book of days. (R) 25(2000), 98
Brontë, C. Jane Eyre. Edited by M.Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Villette. Edited. by M. Smith. (R) 26(2001), 89
Dormandy, T. The white death. (R) 25(2000), 203
Duckett, R.J. The Brontë novels. (R) 25(2000), 87
Glasgow, E. George Smith: publisher. Article. (R) 25(2000)200
Howe, M.J.A. Genius explained (R) 25(2000), 192
Zlotniok, S. Women, writing, and the Industrial Revolution (R) 24(1999), 201
BEMELMANS, J.W.M " A permanent interest of a minor kind":
Charlotte Brontë and George Gissing's The unclassed. 18:95, 383(1985)
BEMELMANS, Jos "Passing events" and another manuscript 20:3, 121(1991)
Some neglected responses to Charlotte Brontë's novels 18:92, 120(1982)
BENDER, Todd, K. See SABOL, Ruth C. and BENDER, Todd K.
BENNOCH, Francis
Brontë, C. - Letters Letters from Charlotte to Francis Bennoch 13:67, 141(1957)
BENSON, Arthur Christopher
Brontë poems, selections from the poetry (R) 5:25, 118(1915)
The message of Charlotte Brontë to the nineteenth century 5:25, 107(1915)
BENSON, Edward Frederic Charlotte Brontë (R) 8:42, 34(1932)
BENSON, Sheila Visit to Queen Ethelburga's College G:20, 28(1998)
BENTINCK, Lady Henry Cavendish See CAVENDISH-BENTINCK, Lady Henry
BENTLEY, Alan
First impressions G: 27, 5(2001)
BENTLEY, Phyllis Eleanor
The Brontës (R) 11:58, 186(1948)
The Brontës Compiled by P. Bentley. (Jackdaw No.116) (R) 16:81, 58(1971)
A Charlotte Brontë sketchbook 11:58, 164(1948)
The Brontës and Methodism 11:59, 270(1949)
From a museum into a home. Transformations at Haworth Parsonage 13:69, 339(1959)
A German Brontë forgery (Adversidad.) 12:61, 30(1951)
Miss Phyllis Bentley Obituary. 17:87, 139(1977)
M. Heger's grand-daughter visits Haworth 12:63, 211(1953)
A novelist looks at the Brontë novels 11:58, 139(1948)
Plaque on Rev Patrick Brontë's birthplace 13:66, 35(1956)
Question of accent (Heger) 12:65,opp. Page 429(1955)
What do the Brontës mean to me? Well, (poem) 10:53, 164(1943)
What the Brontës mean today 10:53, 164(1943)
The youngest Brontë 11:59, 240(1949)
Andrews, Sir W.L. Miss Bentley's guide to the Brontës 11:58, 186(1948)
British Council. The Hegers. A Brontë luncheon in Brussels
for Dr. P. Bentley 12:61, 27(1951)
Curtis, Dame M. Further thoughts on Branwell Brontë's story:
a discussion 14:72, 3(1962)
Gerin, W. Anne Brontë: a biography (R) 13:69, 357(1959)
Harrison, A. and Stanford, D. Anne Brontë: her life and work (R) 13:69, 357(1959)
Hopkins, A.B. Elizabeth Gaskell: her life and work (R) 12:62, 119(1952)
Lane, M. The Brontë story (R) 12:63, 206(1953)
Robertson Scott, J.W. The story of the Pall Mall Gazette 11:60, 373(1950)
Thomson, P. The Victorian heroine (R) 13:67, 153(1957)
Visick, M. The genesis of Wuthering Heights (R) 13:68, 266(1958)
BENVENUTO, Richard Emily Brontë (R) 18:92, 157(1982)
BERMAN, Ronald Charlotte Brontë's natural history 18:94, 271(1984)
BERRY, J. The author of Jane Eyre (Letter) 16:83, 206(1973)
BERTRANDIAS, Bernadette
Villette and the poetics of the haunted self 26(2001), 129
BETSINGER, Sue Ann Charlotte Brontë's archetypal heroine 19:7, 301(1989)
BEWICK, Thomas
Berman, R. Charlotte Brontë's natural history 18:94, 271(1984)
Johnson, S.E. The Brontës and the natural world 19:4, 176(1987)
Stedman, J.W. Charlotte Brontë and Bewick's "British Birds" 15:76, 36(1966)
Wood, B. Charlotte Brontë and her contemporaries 7:36, 22(1926)
BIBLE
Figart, L.B. Charlotte on the Plain of Shinar. Biblical connections in Shirley. 22(1997), 54
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Chambers, L.R. The bibliography of Mrs Gaskell's "Life of Charlotte Brontë" 17:88, 217(1978)
Crump, R.W. Charlotte and Emily Brontë: a reference guide (R)
1846-1915 18:92, 158(1982)
1916-1954 18:95, 406(1985)
1955-1983 19:3, 124(1987)
Hatfield, C.W. The early manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë: a bibliography. 6:32, 97(1922)
6:33, 153(1923)
6:34, 220(1924)
Neufeldt, V.A. A bibliography of the manuscripts of Patrick Branwell Brontë (R) 21:4, 116(1994)
Nudd, D.M. Bibliography of film, television and stage adaptations
of Jane Eyre 20:3, 169(1991)
Ruff, W. First American editions of the Brontë novels 8:44, 143(1934)
Wise, T.J. A bibliography of the writings in prose and verse of the
members of the Brontë family (R) 5:28, 209(1918)
Wood, B. A bibliography of the works of the Brontë family 1:1, (1895)
Supplement 1:6, (1897)
Recent Brontë literature 5:25, 118(1915)
5:26, 150(1916)
Some bibliographical notes on the Brontë literature 4:21, 180(1911)
BIDDELL, Sidney
Holgate, I. A pilgrim at Haworth, 1879. 14:71, 29(1961)
BIRKETT, Jean K. Sarah Garrs Newsome: an odyssey from Haworth to
the Hawkeye State 20:4, 213(1991)
BIRSTALL - The Rydings
Nussey, J.T.M. The Rydings, Birstall: an industrial asset 18:95, 398(1985)
Rydings: home of Ellen Nussey 15:78, 244(1968)