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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.

BRONTË Maria, née Branwell
Edgerley, C.M. Mrs Brontë. 11:56, 29(1946)
BRONTE, Rev. Patrick
Grave night, in ebon chariot hurled
lines 25-29, 41, 42 18:93, 213(1983)
In Haworth, a parish of ancient renown 19:1/2, 21
My food is but spare
lines 81-88 11:60, 316(1950)
On conversion 19:6, 275(1988)
The glowing East in lovely hues was drest
lines 139, 140, 167, 168 6:34, 208(1924)
Adams, A.M. Brunty and Brontë. 23(1998), 74
Local literature links: Patrick Brontë's background. 22(1997), 19
Baumber, N. Patrick Brontë and the development of primary education in Haworth. 24(1999), 66
Beckwith, F. Letters of the Rev. Patrick Brontë to "The Leeds Intelligencer"13:70, 433(1960)
Bentley, P.E. Plaque on Rev. Patrick Brontë's birthplace.13:66, 35(1956)
Brontë Family.-Letters New aquisitions. 12:63, 195(1953)
Cannon, R. The road to Haworth.(R) 17:90, 387(1980)
Crowther, G. The Rev. Patrick Brontë's tax returns. 12:65, 406(1955)
Dewhirst, I. The Rev. Patrick Brontë and the Keighley Mechanics' Institute.14:75, 35(1965)
The Rev. Patrick Brontë and the Keighley Savings Bank. 15:77, 142(1967)
Elfenbein, A. The argument between the Rev. Winterbottom and the Rev.
Brontë. 20:2, 89(1990)
Glasgow, E. In Patrick Brontë's good books.(R) 25(2000), 98
Hatfield, C.W. Letter from Patrick Brontë on the death of
his wife. (27 Nov. 1821) 7:41, 284(1931)
The Reverend Patrick Brontë and Mrs E.C. Gaskell.
Sources of biographers information. 8:43, 83(1933)
8:44, 125(1934)
Holgate, I. The cottage in the wood. 13:67, 149(1957)
Hook, R. The father of the family. 17:87, 95(1977)
Hopkins, A.B. Biographer's postscript. 14:71, 8(1961)
Lawson, K. Patrick Brontë's "On conversion". 19:6, 271 (1988)
Lemon, C.H. An American visitor for Mr. Brontë. 15:79, 327(1969)
Lewis, J.W. Why did Patrick change his name from Brunty to Brontë? 22(1997), 127
Lock, J. and Dixon, W.T. A man of sorrow.(R) 14:75, 41(1965)
Patrick Brontë born 17th March 1777. 17:87, 91(1977)
Stanley, B.E. Patrick Brontë's notebook. 14:72, 17(1962)
Sumner, C.D. Sumner, C.D. On the wings of song. 20:1, 53(1990)
Timings, E.K. A great fancy for arms. Correspondence between the
Revd. Patrick Brontë and the Ordnance Office. 14:71, 13(1961)
Treacy, Rt. Rev. E. Centenary of the death of the Rev. Patrick Brontë,
A.B. Sermon preached at Haworth Church. 14:71, 3(1961)
BRONTË, Rev. Patrick. - Letters
Letter to Rev. A. P. Irwine 15 April 1851 26(2001), 73
Beckwith, F. Letters of the Rev. Patrick Brontë to
"The Leeds Intelligencer" 13:70, 433(1960)
Brontë Family New Acquisitions. 12:63, 193(1953)
Hatfield, C.W. Letter from Patrick Brontë on the death of
his wife.(27 Nov.1821) 7:41, 284(1931)
Lemon, C.H. Acquisition of Brontë drawings and a letter by Mr. Brontë. 16:85, 350(1975)
Brontë diary. 18:93, 236(1983)
Smith, M. A reconstructed letter. (P.Brontë 17 Feb.1860) 20:1, 43(1990)
Timings, E.K. A great fancy for arms. Correspondence between the
Revd. Patrick Brontë and the Ordnance Office. 14:71, 13(1961)
Woodward, Prof. Three Brontë letters. 14:74, 46(1964)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell
Branwell Brontë's flute book 1831-33. Intro. by R.Rastall.(R) 18:91, 47(1981)
Brother in the shadow. Research by M. Butterfield...
editing by R.J.Duckett.(R) 19:7, 320(1989)
The hand of the arch-sinner: two Angrian chronicles by Branwell Brontë.
Edited by R.G..Collins.(R) 21:3, 87(1994)
(Letters, 1842-1848) to J.B.Leyland. 6:35, 281(1925)
Two letters from Branwell to J.Frobisher. 12:65, 410(1955)
(Letter, o. (Letter c.1848) to John Brown. 6:35, 310(1925)
PaWi~ck The poems The poems of Patrick Branwell Brontë.Edited by V.A. Neufeldt.(R)20:3, 173(1991)
The poems of Branwell Brontë. Edited by T. Winnifrith.(R)18:93, 244(1983)
The works of Patrick Branwell Brontë: an edition,
ed. V.A.Neufeldt. Vol.1 (R) 24(1999), 105
Vol.2, 3. (R) 25(2000), 199
Poetry
Amid the world' a wide din around 7:37, 83(1927)
Brothers and men - one moment stay 8:43, 65(1933)
Calm and clear the day declining
lines 1-4, 17-42, 57-62, 85-88, 105 -108, 121-138,
197-202, 250-258, 281, 282 13:68, 255(1958)
135-144 25(2000), 45
161-164,169,170 25(2000), 46
203-206 25(2000), 47
From Earth, whose life-reviving April showers 19:8, 366(1989)
He little knows - whose life has smoothly passed 7:37, 86(1927)
I sit, this evening, far away 7:37, 95(1927)
Man thinks too often that his earth-born cares 7:37, 83(1927)
Man thinks too often that the ills of life 7:37,74(1927)
Misery I. lines 332-337 25(2000), 48
Misery II lines 102-105 25(2000), 49
140-143 25(2000), 49
247-249 25(2000), 49
277,278 25(2000), 49
331-334 25(2000), 48
O God! while I in pleasure's wiles 7:37, 91(1927)
Oh Thou,whose beams were most withdrawn 7:37, 72(1927)
Once again in bright summer now
lines 112-119, 122-127 14:75, 18(1965)
Son of heaven, in heavenly musing 8:44, 150(1934)
Still and bright, in twilight shining
lines 96-104, 300-305, 327-332 15:80, 410(1970)
Take my friend this little token 7:36, 41(1926)
The beams of Fame dry up Affection's tears 7:37, 87(1927)
The desolate earth, the wintry sky 7:37, 88(1927)
The light of thy ancestral hall
lines 1-8, 17-32 13:68, 254(1958)
Think not that life is happiness 19:1/2, 17(1986)
When first old Time with me shook hands 7:37, 87(1927)
When side by side, at twilight, sitting 7:37, 92(1927)
While holy Wheelhouse far above lines 39-45 23(1998), 178
Winds within our chimney thunder
lines 1-4 7:37, 94(1927)
Bradford - Cartwright Hall
Branwell Brontë and his artistic circle G:11, 11(1994)
Brontë, P.B. Branwell Brontë's flute book, 1831-3.(R) 18:91, 47(1981)
Burton, M. An evening with Branwell Brontë. G:8, 20(1993)
Cheney, P. Another Branwell liaison? 21:7, 303(1996)
Cockerill, T. A Brontë at Broughton-in-Furness. 15:76, 34(1966)
Cockerell, T. Branwell Brontë and the Postlethwaites. 23(1998), 149
Collins, R.G. Bringing Branwell in from the cold:
retrieving the prose chronicles. 21:6, 253(1996)
Curtis, Dame M. Further thoughts on Branwell Brontë' s
story: a discussion. 14:72, 3(1962)
Dearden, W. Who wrote Wuthering Heights? 7:37, 98(1927)
Dinsdale, A. Branwell Brontë and the landlord of the Black Bull. 21:7, 357(1996)
Duckett, R.J. Branwell Brontë and his circle. G:12, 11(1994)
Du Maurier, D. The infernal world of Branwell Brontë. (R) 14:71, 38(1961)
Second thoughts on Branwell. 23(1998), 155
Fraser, R. Mrs Robinson and Branwell Brontë:
some mistaken evidence. 19:1/2, 29(1986)
Gawthrop, H. Branwell Brontë and the Robinson-Merrall link 26(2001), 77
Gerin, W. Branwell Brontë: a biography.(R) 14:71, 38(1961)
Heywood, C. "Alas! poor Caunt": Branwell's emancipationist cartoon. 21:5, 177(1995)
Holgate, I. The key to "Caroline". 13:68, 251(1958)
Hustwick, W. Branwell Brontë and freemasonry. 13:66, 19(1956)
Lemon, C. Branwell Brontë and the Leyland brothers. 24(1999), 33
Lewis, L. Branwell Brontë: a parallel in Wuthering Heights. 19:5, 221(1988)
Lightfoot, M. J. Branwell Brontë, Mary Taylor and Sydney Wynde 26(2001), 152
Neufeldt, V.A. A newly discovered publication by Branwell Brontë. 24(1999), 11
The writings of Patrick Branwell Brontë. 24(1999), 146
Olsen, T. The weary are at rest. A reconsideration of Branwell Brontë.10:55, 269(1945)
Quarm, J. Arming me from fear. Branwell Brontë's contribution
to Wuthering Heights. 17:89, 278(1979)
Reaney, J. Zamorna! (Play) (R) G:24, 26(2000)
Stone, P. The captive dove.(R) 15:79, 351(1969)
Vaisey, Sir H.B. Wuthering Heights. A note on its authorship. 11:56, 14(1946)
Van Der Meer, C.A. Branwell's role in the creation of Heathcliff. 25(2000), 42
Waddington-Feather,J. 150th anniversary of the death of Patrick Branwell Brontë.
Service of remembrance. G:22, 8(1999)
Wall, F. Some notes on the art and life of Patrick Branwell Brontë. 10:51, 57(1941)
Winnifrith, T. The background to Sir James Stephen's letter. 21:4, 151 (1994)
The life of Patrick Branwell Brontë. 24(1999), 1
Wood, B. Patrick Branwell Brontë and Wuthering Heights. 7:37, 97(1927)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Juvenilia
Conover, R. St. J. Creating Angria. 24(1999), 16
Stedman, J.W. The genesis of the genii. 14:75, 16(1965)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Letters
(Letters, 1842-1848) to J.B. Leyland. 6:35, 310(1925)
Two letters from Branwell to J. Frobisher. 12:65, 410(1955)
(Letter, c.1848) to John Brown. 6:35, 310(1925)
Brontë, C. (Letters, 1845-1848, extracts) relating to P.B.Brontë and
Mrs Lydia Robinson. 6:35, 311(1925)
Brontë Society Brontë letters purchased. 16:81, 19(1971)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Manuscripts.
Gill, S. A manuscript of Branwell Brontë, with letter of Mrs Gaskell. 15:80, 408(1970)
Hatfield, C.W. A complete transcript of the Leyland manuscripts. 6:35, 278(1925)
Neufeldt, V.A. A bibliography of the manuscripts of Patrick Branwell Brontë.(R) 21:4, 116(1994)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Paintings
Terry, H. Robert Taylor: a recently discovered portrait by P. B. Brontë 26(2001), 71
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Poetry
Brontë, P.B. The poems of Patrick Branwell Brontë. Edited by
V.A. Neufeldt. (R) 20:3, 173(1991)
The poems of Branwell Brontë. Edited by T. Winnifrith.(R) 18:93, 244(1983)
Goodacre, S.H. The published poems of Branwell Brontë. 19:8, 361(1989)
Hatfield, C.W. Asreal... Unpublished poems by P.B.Brontë. 8:43, 63(1933)
Unpublished poems by Patrick Branwell Brontë. 7:37, 71(1927)
BRONTË, Patrick Branwell - Prose
Reaney, J. C. A fresh look at P.B.Brontë: the prose 26(2001), 1
BRONTË, Texas
Odom, K.C. Brontë, Texas and Haworth, West Yorkshire. G:11, 18(1994)
BRONTË BIRTHPLACE TRUST
Vincenzi, R. Brontë Birthplace Trust. G:20, 30(1998)
BRONTË BRIDGE
Brontë Society The Brontë bridge. 20:2, 100(1990)
BRONTË CONFERENCE - Leeds
Hutchings, K. Conflagration at Brontë Conference Hotel. G:22, 9(1999)
BRONTË FALLS
Graham, J. Spring walk - Brontë Falls. G:25, 5(2000)
BRONTË FAMILY
Abercrombie, L. The Brontës today. 6:34, 179(1924).
Allott, M. The Brontës: the critical heritage. (R) 16:84, 306(1974)
Amster, J. Dream keepers: the young Brontës.(R) 16:84, 307(1974)
Andrews, Sir W.L. Clues from the Brontë 'Juvenilia'. 10:52, 102(1942)
Hollywood and the Brontës. 11:56, 38(1946)
Miss Bentley's guide to the Brontës. 11:58, 186(1948)
Putting the Brontës on stage. 11:59, 271(1949)
Ups and downs of celebrity: a Brontë investigation.11:57, 81(1947)
Arnold, H.H. Americans and the Brontës. 10:50, 12(1940)
Baillie, Sir J.B. Religion and the Brontëes. 7:37, 59(1927)
Baker, R. Dr. Wright and the Brontës. 23(1998), 171
Banks, L.R. Dark quartet. (R) 17:87, 146(1977)
Path to the silent country. (R) 17:88, 231(1978)
Barker, J.R.V. 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
Barnard, R. Dickens and. the Brontës. 25(2000), 109
Bellamy, J. Mary Taylor, Ellen Nussey and Brontë biography. 21:7, 275(1996)
Bentley, P.E. The Brontës. (R) 11:58, 186(1948)
The Brontës. Compiled by P. Bentley.
(Jackdaw No. 116) (R) 16:81, 58(1971)
The Brontës and Methodism. 11:59, 270(1949)
A novelist looks at the Brontë novels. 11:58, 139(1948)
Blackburn, R.N. The Brontë sisters: selected source materials for college
research papers. (R) 14:75, 45(1965)
British Council Brontë exhibition in Spain. 11:59, 283(1949)
The Hegers. A Brontë luncheon in Brussels for Dr. P. Bentley.12:61, 27(1951)
Brontë Society A Brontë TV programme. 13:67, 155(1957)
Dedication of the Brontë Memorial Chapel at Haworth.14:74, 1(1964)
Film: The Brontë Sisters. 16:81, 62(1971)
Brontës, The Family history. (R) 23(1998), 83
The Heather edition. Arr. and intro. by P. Bentley. (R)11:60, 371(1950)
Cambridge bibliography of English literature. 3rd ed. Vo&.4.(R) 26(2001), 210
Campbell, I. The Brontës' appeal. 25(2000), 1
Cannon, J. The history of the Brontë family from Ireland to Wuthering Heights. (R) 25(2000), 199
The road to Haworth. (R) 17:90, 387(1980)
Cecil, Lord E.C.D. Fresh thoughts on the Brontës. 16:83, 169(1973)
Chadwick, E.A. In the footsteps of the Brontës.(R) 5:25, 120(1915)
Chapple, J.A.V. A sense of place: Elizabeth Gaskell and the Brontës. 20:6, 313(1992)
Childe,W.R. The literary background of the Brontës. 10:54, 204(1944)
Chitham, E. The Brontës' Irish background. 25(2000), 66
Chitham, E. and Winnifrith, T. Brontë facts and Brontë problems. (R) 18:94, 309(1984)
Cook, E.T. They lived: a Brontë novel.(R) 9:46, 50(1936)
Cornish, D.H. The Brontës study of French. 11:57, 97(1947)
Crowther, G. Festival at Haworth. 12:61, 39(1951)
Success of a Youth Brontë Festival. 12:64, 290(1954)
Cunliffe, W.R. The Brontës in other peoples books. 11:60, 332(1950)
Delafield, E.M. The Brontës (R) 9:46, 50(1936)
Dodds, M.H.. Daughters of the clergy. 14:75, 20(1965)
George Hudson and the Brontës. 14:72, 36(1962)
Drabble, M. The writer as recluse: the theme of solitude in the works of
the Brontës. 16:84, 259(1974)
Duckett, R.J. Young visitors meet the Brontës. G:6, 1(1992)
Duthie, E.L. Journeys in the lives and novels of the Brontës. 19:4, 137(1987)
Eagleton, T. Myths of power: a Marxist study of the Brontës. (R) 16:85, 409(1975)
Second edition 19:8, 378(1989)
Elliott, Rev. W.T. Atmosphere in the Brontë works. 7:38, 119(1928)
Evans, G. and B.L. Everyman's companion to the Brontës.(R) 18:92, 158(1982)
Fermi, S. The Brontës at the Clergy Daughters School: when did they leave? 21:6, 219(1996)
Fermi, S. and Kinghorn, D. The Brontës and the case of the Beaver forgery. 21:1/2, 15(1993)
Fielding, K.J. The Brontës and The North American Review. 13:66, 14(1956)
Fry, C. Genius, talent and failure. 17:86, 1(1976)
Garbett, Rt.Rev. C. The courage of the Brontës. 11:60, 327(1950)
Gerin, W. My dear master: a play. (R) 12:65, 408(1955)
Gosse, Sir E.W. The challenge of the Brontës. 2:14, 195(1904)
Guiseley - Parish Church The Brontë marriage at Guiseley. 14:73, 33(1963)
Hadow, Sir W.H. Education, as treated by the Brontës. 6:35, 261(1925)
Haley, Sir W. Three sisters. 11:57, 73(1947)
Hall, A. The Brontë/Fennell connection. G:8, 9(1993)
Hanson, L. and E.M. The four Brontës.(R) 11:60, 370(1950)
New edition 15:77, 149(1967)
Harrison, G.E. The clue to the Brontës. (R) 11:59, 269(1949)
Hart, A. Studies, time, the author as wife. 16:85, 376(1975)
Hesketh, S. Needlework in the lives and novels of the Brontë sisters. 22(1997), 72
Hirst, Rev. J.C. The burial place of the Brontës. 9:48, 181(1938)
Hodgkins, I. Jane Austen, the Brontë family & Mrs Gaskell. A catalogue. (R) 23(1998), 82
Holgate, I. The Brontës at Thornton: 1815-1820. 13:69, 323(1959)
Hopewell, D.G. Brontë ceremony in Westminster Abbey: Address. 11:58, 152(1948)
The Brontës of Haworth. 11:58, 157(1948)
The Misses Brontë - Victorians. 10:50, 3(1940)
A Westminster Abbey memorial to the Brontës. 9:49, 236(1939)
Howe, M.J.A. Genius explained. (R) 25(2000), 192
Huguenin, C.A. Brontëana at Princeton University. 12:65, 39(1955)
Lane, M. The Brontë story.(R) 12:63, 206(1953)
The Brontës go to London. 18:92, 88(1982)
The drug-like Brontë dream. 12:62, 79(1952)
Lemon, C.H. Classics of Brontë scholarship. (R) 25(2000), 87
Loudan, J. A Northern Ireland broadcast. 12:62, 118(1952)
MacCarthy, D. The Brontës in their books. 10:55, 263(1945)
McNees, E. The Brontë sisters. Critical assessmants. (R) 22(1997), 149
Masson, The Brontës.(R) 9:46, 49(1936)
Matthews, U.E.J.B. Brontë descendants.(Letter) 24(1999), 104
The spelling of the name Brontë. 23(1998), 177
Meeker, C. Haworth: home of the Brontës. 1:2 (1895)
Mikkelsen, A. Tre sostre.(R) 12:64, 295(1954)
Miller, L. The Brontë myth (R) 26(2001), 207
Morris, B. The Brontës and education, education, education. 22(1997), 1
Morrison, N.A.B. Haworth harvest: the lives of the Brontës.(R) 15:79, 352(1969)
Nicoll, Sir W.R. The Brontë sisters. 1:8, 20(1898)
Norway and the Brontës. 11:59, 261(1949)
Nussey, J.T.M. Notes on the background of three incidents in
the lives of the Brontës. 15:79, 331(1969)
Offer, R. The Brontës: their relation to the history and
politics of their time. 10:53, 150(1943)
O'Neill, J. The world of the Brontës. (R) 23(1998), 78
Orme, D. The Brontës. (R) 25(2000), 196
Peters, Maureen An enigma of Brontës.(R) 16:84, 307(1974)
Pinion, F.B. A Brontë companion.(R) 16:85, 407(1975)
Pollin, B.R. The Brontës in the American periodical press of their day. 16:85, 383(1975)
Preston, A.H. John Greenwood and the Brontës. 12:61, 35(1951)
Ratchford, F.E. An American postscript. 11:57, 87(1947)
Texas adopts the Brontës. 11:56, 33(1946)
Rauth, H. A survey of Brontë plays. 16:84, 288(1974)
Raymond, E. In the steps of the Brontës. (R) 11:59, 265(1949)
Reid, Sir T.W. The Brontës. 2:9, 8(1899)
Reynolds, P. Sound stories. Women writers, No.3: the Brontës. (R) 24(1999), 116
Rhodes, M.H. A brief interlude: the Brontës at Silverdale. 14:74, 44(1964)
Robertson, Sir C.G. The Brontës "experience of life". 9:46, 37(1936)
Romieu, E. & G. The Brontë sisters.(R) G:9, 20(1993)
Rowe, J.H. The maternal relatives of the Brontës. 6:33,135(1923)
Saintsbury, G.E.B. The position of the Brontës as origins in the history of
the English novel. 2:9,18(1899)
Seccombe, T. The place of the Brontës among women novelists
of the last century. 5:23, 8(1913)
Selincourt, E.de. The genius of the Brontës. 2:15, 234(1906)
Sellars, J. and Alexander, C. The art of the Brontës.(R) G:11, 8(1994)
Shakespeare Head Brontë. (R) 8:42, 33(1932)
Shorter, C.K. New light on the Brontës. 1:8, 10(1898)
Slater, A. The Brontës: a primary perspective. G:13, 2(1995)
Smith, W.E. The Brontë sisters: a bibliographical catalogue. (R) 25(2000), 101
Snowden, J.K. The Brontës as artists and as prophets. 4:19, 78(1909)
Stead, J.J. A chronology of the principal events in the lives of
the Brontë family. 1:5, (1897)
Stollard, M.L. The Brontës in Leeds. 13:69, 360(1959)
The pupils of the Brontës. 13:67, 145(1957)
Stoneman, P. The Brontës in other people's childhoods. 23(1998), 3
Sumner, C.D. Reflections on the Brontës in the Spen Valley
and district. (R) 16:84, 303(1974)
Symington, J.A. Bibliography of the works of all members of the Brontë family
and of Brontëana. (R) 25(2000), 182
Tas, J. A Brontë circle in Holland.(Letter) 11:56, 42(1946)
Terry, H. Scribblemania G: 26, 3(2001)
Thormahlen, K. The Brontës and religion. (R) 25(2000), 186
Toklum, L. Scandinavian broadcasts. 12:62, 99(1952)
Vernon, P.M. Brontë exhibition, Casterton School, May 2000 G; 26, 12(2001)
Wallace, K. Immortal wheat.(R) 12:61, 40(1951)
Ward, N.E. A guide to historic Haworth and. the Brontës. (R) 25(2000), 204 G:25, 24(2000)
Weir, E.M. Mr Hopewell and the Brontës. 13:66, 36(1956)
Welldon, Rt.Rev. J.E.C. The Brontë family in relation to Manchester.4:20, 144(1910)
West, R. Follies of Brontë obsession. 12:64, 306(1954)
The role of fantasy in the work of the Brontës. 12:64, 255(1954)
What the Brontës mean today. 10:53, 161(1943)
White, K. The Brontës. (R) 24(1999), 105
Whone, C. Where the Brontës borrowed books. 11:60, 344(1950)
Wilcocks, R. Brontës on the Web. 23(1998), 183
Wilks, B. The Brontës. (R) 16:85, 409(1975)
Schools and schooling in the life and literature of the Brontë family. 18:95, 355(1985)
Wilson, Hon. B. The Brontës as governesses. 9:49,217 (1939)
Winnifrith, T. The Brontës.(R) 17:87,146 (1977)
The Brontës and their background. (R) 16:83, 232(1973)
Major authors on CD-ROM: the Brontës. (R) 23(1998), 190
Wise, T.J. A bibliography of the writings in prose and verse of the
members of the Brontë family. (R) 5:28, 209(1918)
Wohl, A.S. The Victorian family: structure and stresses. (R) 17:88, 233(1978)
Wood, B. A bibliography of the works of the Brontë family. 1:1, (1895)
Supplement 1:6, (1897)
Sale of Brontë relics. 5:25, 116(1915)
Wroot, H.E. The Brontë memorial window at Haworth Church. 6:30, 22(1920)
Yates, W.W. Dewsbury and the Brontës. 1:3, 8(1895)
Zhang, S. The Brontës live in my heart. G:24, 11(2000)
Brontë research in China. 24(1999), 174
25(2000), 85
BRONTË FAMILY - Drawings
Alexander, C. Book launch for The art of the Brontës. G:13, 12(1995)
Alexander, C. and Sellars, J. The art of the Brontës.(R) 21:7, 365(1996)
Brontë Society. Five Brontë drawings return to the Parsonage. 18:91, 25(1981)
Johnson, S.E. The Brontës and the natural world. 19:4, 176(1987)
Lemon, C.H. Acquisition of Brontë drawings and a letter by Mr Brontë. 16:85, 350(1975)
Sellars, J. The art of the Brontës: new discoveries. 21:5, 192(1995)
The Brontës go to New York: the art of the
Brontës exhibition. G:16, 9(1996)
Terry, R. Brontë drawings - a new discovery. 23(1998), 180
Weinglass, D.H. The Art of the Brontës and. Fuseli's Solitude at Dawn. 22(1997), 145
BRONTË FAMILY - Flowers
Hoar, N.C. The Brontës' floral year. 16:81, 40(1971)
BRONTË FAMILY - Health
Edgerley, C.M. The Brontës struggle against illness. 10:54, 231(1944)
Causes of death of the Brontës. 8:44, 139(1934)
The eyesight of the Brontës. 7:41, 293(1931)
Rhodes, P. A medical appraisal of the Brontës. 16:82, 101(1972)
BRONTË FAMILY - Juvenilia
Bedard, N. Glass Town: the secret world of the Brontë children. (R) 23(1998), 80
Clarke, P. The Twelve and the Genii (R) 26(2001), 213
Jarden, M.L. The young Brontës. (R) 9:49, 260(1939)
Ratchford, F.E. The Brontës web of childhood. (R) 10:52, 102(1942)
BRONTË FAMILY - Letters
New acquisitions. Letters from Emily, Anne and Patrick.
Mrs Gaskell's annotations. 12:63, 193(1953)
Barker, J.R.V. The Brontës: a life in letters. (Audio cassette) (R) 23(1998), 79
Brontë Society. Brontë letters purchased. 16:81, 19(1971)
Pollard, A. The Seton-Gordon Brontë letters. 18:92, 101(1982)
Smith, M. Newly acquired Brontë letters, transcriptions
and notes. 21:7, 323(1996)
Walker, A.D. The correspondence of the Brontë family: a guide. (R)18:92, 158(1982)
BRONTË FAMILY - Manuscripts
Weir, E.M. Brontë manuscripts in the U.S.A. 12:62, 125(1952)
BRONTË FAMILY - Novels
Craik, W.A. The Brontë novels. (R) 15:78, 258(1968)
Duckett, R.J. The Brontë novels. (R) 25(2000), 87
Halperin, J. and Kinert, J. Plots in the fiction of Jane Austen, the Brontës,
and George Eliot.(R) 17:87, 147(1977)
Heywood, C. The Brontë novels and the Lunesdale slave trade. 18:95, 407(1985)
Kiernan, N.S. The moon in the Brontë novels. 18:91, 36(1981)
Knight, C. Reading the Brontës (R) 26(2001), 94
Leeming, G. Who's who in Jane Austen and the Brontës.(R) 16:84, 305(1974)
Pollin, B.R. More contemporary American reviews of books
by the Brontës. 18:92, 128(1982)
Rooksby, H. Swinburne and the Brontës. 22(1997), 86
Sellars, J. Art and the artist as heroine in the novels of
Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë. 20:2, 57(1990)
BRONTË FAMILY - Poetry
Poems by Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë.(R) 9:46, 49(1936)
Selected Brontë poems. Edited by E. Chitham and. T. Winnifrith. (R) 19:2, 124(1987)
Bardsley, W.L. An enduring flame. (R) 23(1998), 205
Benson, A.C. Brontë poems: selections.(R) 5:25, 118(1915)
Bruce, Rev. R. The poems of the Brontë sisters. 2:9, 37(1899)
Hargreaves, G.D. The publishing of 'Poems by Currer, Ellis
and Acton Bell'. 15:79, 294(1969)
BRONTË FAMILY - Portraits
Barker, R.J.V The Brontë portraits: a mystery solved. 20:1, 3(1990)
Brontë Society. Face to face with the Brontës? 17:87, 138(1977)
Curtis, Dame M. The "profile" portrait. 13:69, 342(1959)
Foister, S.R. The Brontë portraits. 18:95, 339(1985)
Kellett, J.E. The Brontë portrait exhibition. 18:95, 408(1985)
London - National Portrait Gallery The Brontë portraits in the
National Portrait Gallery 15:77, 141(1967)
Nixon, I. The Brontë portraits. Some old problems and a
new discovery. 13:68, 232(1958)
BRONTË FAMILY - Reviews
Nelson, J.G. First American reviews of the work of Charlotte,
Emily, and Anne Brontë. 14:74, 39(1964)
BRONTË FAMILY - Sale
Yorkshire Observer. Sale of the Brontë relics in London,
15th December 1916. 5:27, 181(1917)
BRONTË FAMILY - Statues
Leeds - Art Gallery The sculpture group unveiled. 12:61, 13(1951)
Oliver, W.T. New site for Brontë bronze. G:1, 5(1990)
A statue group of the Brontës. 12:61, 10(1951)
BRONTË PARSONONAGE MUSEUM
see HAWORTH - Parsonage
see also BRONTË SOCIETY - Museum
BRONTË SOCIETY
Account of the opening of the Brontë Museum at Haworth,
May 18 1895. 1:3, 19(1895)
AGM Weekend. G:21, 8(1998)
G:23, 13(1999)
G:25, 11(2000)
Albert H. Preston. 20:4, 251(1991)
Area representatives' update. G:17, 14(1996)
G:18, 3(1997)
Barns, bunkers and extensions: housing our heritage. G:3, 1(1991)
Book of days. (R) 25(2000), 9
The Brontë bridge. 20:2, 100(1990)
Brontë festival in Leeds. 11:58, 151(1948)
Brontë heroes and their battles. (Exhibition) 19:1/2, 70(1986)
Brontë letters purchased. 16:81, 19(1971)
The Brontë Parsonage Museum. New Curator. (Geoffrey Beard) 14:71, 58(1961)
A Brontë relic. (Brass plate.) 13:69, 370(1959)
The Brontë Society excursion to Ireland October 1997. G:20, 16(1998)
The Brontë Society Website:a review. (R) 25(2000), 98
Brontë Student. (R) 25(2000), 100
A Brontë T.V. programme. 13:67, 155(1957)
The Brontës: a family history. 18:94, 308(1984)
Canadians at Haworth. 11:60, 375(1950)
Centenary celebrations. G:9, 10(1993)
Centenary memories. G:10, 2(1994)
Centenary of Anne Brontë's death. 11:59, 237(1949)
Charlotte Brontë manuscript and letters purchased. 16:82, 110(1972)
Commemoration of the fiftieth year after the death of
Charlotte Brontë. 2:15, 232(1906)
Dedication of the Brontë Memorial Chapel at.Haworth. 14:74, 1(1964)
The diamond jubilee.(Parsonage.) 19:5, 229(1988)
Excursion to Ireland. G:14, 12(1995)
Face to face with the Brontës? 17:87, 138(1977)
The fiftieth anniversary of the acquisition of the Brontë Parsonage. 17:88, 182(1978)
Film: "The Brontë sisters". 16:81, 62(1971)
Five Brontë drawings return to the Parsonage. 18:91, 25(1981)
The forthcoming Charlotte Brontë centenary memorial volume.5:27, 188(1917)
Forthcoming events G: 27, 6(2001)
Future projects G: 27, 5(2001)
The Gordon Bequest. 19:1/2, 41 (1986)
Haworth Parsonage. Opening ceremony, August 4th, 1928. 7:38, 137(1928)
Housing our heritage. G:4, 9(1991)
The 150th anniversary of the birth of Emily Jane Brontë. 15:78, 201(1968)
Important Brontëana purchased. 17:89, 276(1979)
Important new acquisitions. Miss C. Eareckson gift. 19:3, 125(1987)
A letter from Charlotte Brontë to Ellen Nussey returns
to Haworth.(20 Jan.1839) 16:83, 203(1973)
Literary luncheon lecture, 7 April 2001 26(2001), 138
Major Brontë acquisitions, July 1996 - June 1997. 22(1997), 160
Membership news. G:19, 14(1997)
G:20, 7(1998)
G:21, 22(1998)
G:22, 16(1999)
G:23, 23(1999)
G:24, 16(2000)
G:25, 6(2000)
G: 26, 6(2001)
Memorial service. G.:10, 7(1994)
New acquisitions. 23(1998), 88
New exhibitions; Brontë Parsonage Museum, 6 February 1999 to 9 January 2000. 24(1999), 118
1972 diary. 16:82, 141.(1972)
Overheard in the Parsonage. G:6, 14(1992)
Places in the news. 16:84, 294(1974)
Plan to improve Brontë Museum. 13:66, 32(1956)
A plaque is unveiled in Brussels to commemorate the stay of Charlotte and
Emily Brontë at the Pensionnat Heger. 17:90, 371(1980)
Programme of events for the centenary year. G:8, 15(1993)
Pylons on the moors. 15:76, 41(1966)
Recent acquisitions. January 1998 to July 1999. 24(1999), 210
Re-opening of the Brontë Museum, April 10th, 1897. 1:8, 8(1898)
Sir W. Linton Andrews, Kt.,LL.D. ("W.L.A.") 15:79, 354(1969)
Society representatives at home and abroad G: 27, 6(2001)
A A television programme about Charlotte Brontë. 14:75, 24(1965)
To that same "Quarterly"...the gift of an unpublished letter
by Charlotte Brontë.(4 Sept.1849) 16:84, 276(1974)
Tributes to Sir Linton Andrew's, LL.D. and Mrs E.M. Weir. 12:65, 426(1955)
2001 Annual Brontë lecture. (Photograph) 26(2001), 216
Two letters by Charlotte Brontë.(28 May 1853; 6 Mar.1850) 17:87, 122(1977)
An unpublished letter by Charlotte Brontë.(18 May 1844) 15:77, 123(1967)
Updates from the area representatives. G:15, 7(1995)
A word to the "Quarterly": Charlotte Brontë's rejected
pr preface to "Shirley". 16:85, 329(1975)
Barnard, R. The 1992 Literary Luncheon. G:8, 11(1993)
Battye, R. Centenary news. G:8, 11(1993)
Letter from the editor G: 27, 8(2001)
The 1993 Literary Luncheon. G:10, 16(1994)
Bentley, A. First impressions G: 27, 5(2001)
Bentley, P.E. From a museum into a home. Transformation
at Haworth Parsonage. 13:69, 339(1959)
Black, W.H. Early history of the Brontë Society. 14:72, 38(1962)
Bland, J. June Weekend 2001 G: 27, 1(2001)
Bray, H. October Literary Luncheon. G:17, 31(1996)
Brigg, J.J. Early days of the Brontë Society. 9:46, 33(1936)
Bull, R. Excursion to Gawthorpe Hall, Whalley Abbey, Mitton.
Monday 3 June 1996. G.:17, 7(1996)
The Literary Luncheon, Saturday 7 October 1995. G:15, 14(1995)
Chapman, R.D. Knighthood for the Chairman of the Brontë Society Council. 12:64, 296(1954)
Chesney.P. Excursion to Wycoller, Tuesday, 4 June 1996. G:17, 8(1996)
Cory, C. Excursion to Brussels 19-23 April 1993. G:9, 12(1993)
The great Grasper and Keeper lookalike competition.G:8, 23(1993)
Cresswell, C. Westminster Abbey. G:23, 10(1999)
Duckett, R.J. Brontë Society scholarship. G:16, 9(1996)
74 Main Street Haworth. G:9, 4(1993)
Dyson, J. June Weekend 2001 G; 27, 4(2001)
Easton, J. AGM weekend. G:14, 4(1995)
Excursion to Scotland October 2000 G:26, 4(2001)
Meeting of Scottish members. G.:12, 18(1994)
Report from Scotland. G:22, 17(1999)
Edgerley, C.M. The history of the Brontë Society, 1892-1943. 10:53, 144(1943)
Geldard, C.M. The Museum shop. G:1, 6(1990)
Glading, L. May walk. G:5, 8(1992)
Greenwood, J.M. Thora Hird visits 74 Main Street. G:15, 27(1995)
Haigh, M.& R. Westminster Abbey. G:23, 11(1999)
Holmes, H. & Stevens, E. Literary luncheon - 1999. G:23, 7(1999)
Hopewell, D.C. The Brontë Society: its past, its present and its future. 10:53, 139(1943)
Miss Margaret Lane, retiring President of
the Brontë Society. 17:89, 314(1979)
New treasures at Haworth. 12:61, 18(1951)
Jansson, S. Literary Luncheon in london September 1994. G:12, 10(1994)
Lemon, C.H. John Alexander Symington (1887-1961) and the Brontë Society. 22(1997), 113
Second Literary Luncheon. Saturday 13th March 1982. 18:92, 86(1982)
"Severe to the point of injustice". Two letters by Harriet Martineau purchased. 16:83, 199(1973)
Olsen, T. Beginnings of the Brontë Society. 10:55, 282(1945)
Peeck, K. June Weekend 2001 G; 27, 2(2001)
Rushton, V. AGM Saturday. G:19, 18(1997)
Message from the new Chairman. G:14, 3(1995)
Sellars, J. Brontë Parsonage - Museum news. G:9, 14(1993)
Sharps, H. June Weekend 2001 G: 27, 1(2001)
Sumner, C.D. Brontë Society working party. G:2, 1(1990)
Taylor, B. Excursion 1991. G:4, 12(1991)
Waddington-Feather,J. Literati associated with the Brontës. 25(2000), 172
Weir, E.M. Mr. Hopewell's silver jubilee as President. 13:66, 42(1956)
Two jubilees. 12:63, 209(1953)
A visit from the Society's .Apierican representative.14:71, 45(1961)
White, K. Special centenary exhibitions in the Brontë
Parsonage Museum. G:8, 13(1993)
Winnifrith, T.J. and Duckett, R.J. Third biggest. G:15, 6(1995)
BRONTË SOCIETY - Irish Section
Baker, R. Irish Section literary competition. Poems by three sisters. G:16, 7(1996)
BRONTË SOCIETY - Museum
Brontë Society. Account of the opening of the Brontë Museum at
Haworth, May 18, 1895. 1:3, 19(1895)
Re-opening of the Brontë Museum April 10th 1897.1:8, 8(1898)
Field, W.T. Catalogue of objects in the Museum of the Brontë Society
at Haworth. 4:18 (1896)
Tillotson, K. 'Back to the beginning of this century'. 19:1/2, 3(1986)
Walker, K. The enduring appeal of the Brontës in popular art forms. 26(2001), 203
BRONTË SOCIETY - New York
Banks, E.A. & Smith, J. Members enjoy unique program at
Brontë Society's Literary Tea. G:12, 4(1994)
BRONTË SOCIETY- Transactions
Duckett, R.J. & Kingston, M.
Brontë Society Transactions -The most cited articles. 22(1997), 134
BRONTË STUDENT
Wilcocks, H. Brontë Student. G:21, 18(1998)
BRONTË WAY
Extension of Brontë Way. G:9, 8(1993)
Hulett, J. The Brontë Way walk. G:11, 9(1994)
BRONTËS, The
The Brontës: family history. (R) 23(1998), 83
The Brontës: the Heather Edition. Arranged and introduced by P. Bentley,(R) 11:60, 371(1950)
BRONTËS' CHILDHOOD CONFERENCE, Harrogate
Fraser, P. The Brontës' Childhood Conference, Harrogate, April 1996. G:17, 9(1996)