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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.

EAGLETON, Terry Myths of power: a Marxist study of the Brontës.(R)
16:85, 409(1975)
2nd edition. (R) 19:8, 378(1989)
EARECKSON, Cecelia In memoriam. G.:12, 20(1994)
EASSON, Angus Two suppressed opnions in Mrs Gaskell's Life of Charlotte Brontë. 16:84, 281(1974)
EAST, Alf 'Heathcliff' G:18, 17(1997)
Top Withens. G:20, 14(1998)
EAST RIDING
Lee, P.F. Charlotte Brontë and the East Riding. 1:4, 20(1896)
EASTON, Joan AGM weekend G:14, 4(1995)
Excursion to North Wales G:14, 8(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)
EASTON HOUSE
Emberson, I.& C. "Pleasant recollections" of Easton. G:23, 26(1999)
EDGERLEY, Catherine Mabel
Anne Brontë. 9:48, 173(1938)
The Brontës struggle against illness. 10:54, 231(1944)
Causes of death of the Brontës. 8:44, 139(1954)
Charlotte Brontë as governess. 10:55, 286(1945)
A Charlotte Brontë manuscript. 10:51, 69(1941)
Dr. George E. MacLean. 9:48, 186(1938)
Dr. J.J.Brigg.(Obituary) 10:55, 291(1945)
Elizabeth Branwell: the "small antiquated lady". 9:47, 105(1937)
Ellen Nussey. 10:50, 25(1940)
Emily Brontë: a national portrait vindicated. 8:42, 27(1932)
The eyesight of the Bronts. 7:41, 295(1931)
The history of the Brontë Society, 1893-1943. 10:53, 144(1943)
The late Bishop Welldon. 9:47, 131(1937)
The late Dr. Joseph Hambley Rowe. 9:47, 129(1937)
The late Mr. Butler Wood: a tribute. 8:45, 179(1935)
Mary Taylor, the friend of Charlotte Brontë. 10:54, 214(1944)
Mrs Brontë. 11:56, 29(1946)
Mr. C. W. Hatfield. 10:52, 115(1942)
Mr. Fred Mitchell. 9:48, 187(1938)
Mr. Herbert E. Wroot. 9:49, 257(1939)
Mr. Jonas Bradley. 10:53, 177(1943)
Mr. Robert S. Wood. 9:49, 259(1939)
Mr. Rosse Butterfield. 9:49, 257(1939)
Ponden Hall and the Heatons. 10:55, 265(1945)
The Rev. Arthur Bell Nicholls. 10:52, 95(1942)
The structure of Haworth Parsonage. 9:46, 27(1936)
Tabitha Aykroyd. 10:51, 62 (1941)
Wuthering Heights as a film. 9:49, 239(1939)
Brontë, A. Agnes Grey.(R) 9:46, 49(1936)
Brontë Family - Poetry Poems by Charlotte, Emily and Anne
Brontë.(R) 9:46, 49(1936)
Cook, E.T. They lived: a Brontë novel.(R) 9:46, 50(1936)
Cooper-Willis, I. The authorship of 'Wuthering Heights'.(R) 9:46, 50(1936)
Delafield, E.M. The Brontës: their lives recorded by their contemporaries.(R) 9:46, 50(1936)
Hopewell, D.G. Catherine Mabel Edgerley: an appreciation.11:57, 101(1947)
Jarden, M.L. The young Brontës.(R) 9:49, 260(1939)
Masefield, M. Women novelists: from Fanny Burney to George Eliot.(R)9:46, 48(1936)
Masson, F. The Brontës.(R) 9:46, 49(1936)
EDGERLEY, Catherine Mabel See also HATFIELD, Charles William & EDGERLEY, Catherine Mabel
EDGERLEY, Samuel
McCracken, S.A. Death of Dr. Samuel Edgerley. 12:65, 412(1955)
EDUCATION
Hadow, Sir W.H. Education, as treated by the Brontës. 6:35, 261(1925)
Morris, B. The Brontës and education, education, education. 22(1997), 1
Skirrow, E. Upper Worth Valley schools in the nineteenth century. 20:3, 156(1991)
Wilks, B. Schools and schooling in the life and literature
of the Brontë family. 18:95, 555(1985)
EDWARDS, Mike Charlotte Brontë: the novels. (R) 25(2000), 90
EGAN, Mary Brontë guest. (Poem) G:16, 17(1996)
ELDER, Alexander
Plamondon, N. Alexander Elder. G:22, 6(1999)
ELFENBEIN, Andrew The argument between the Rev. Winterbottom and the Rev. Brontë. 20:2, 89(1990)
ELIOT, George - Novels
Halperin, J. and Kunert, J. Plots in the fiction of Jane Austen, the Brontës,
and George Eliot.(R) 17:87, 147(1977)
ELKIN, Roger Mrs Brontë's Haworth move. (Poem) G:4, 3(1991)
ELLIOTT, Rev. W. Thompson Atmosphere in the Brontë works 7:38, 119(1928)
ELLIS, Yvonne K. In memoriam. G:19, 16(1997)
ELY, Harriet J. Membership deaths. G:15, 21(1995) EMANCIPATION
Heywood, C. "Alas poor Caunt": Branwell's emancipationist cartoon. 21:5, 177(1995)
EMBERSON, Ian
'Often rebuked, yet always back returning'. The poem itself 26(2001), 68
Pirouette of earth.(R) G:16, 21(1996)
EMBERSON, Ian & Catherine "Pleasant recollections" of Easton. G:23, 26(1999)
For the sake of Auld Lang Syne G: 26, 4(2001)
EMDALE
Bentley, P.R. Plaque on Rev. Patrick Brontë's birthplace. 13:66, 35(1956).
EMERSON, Ralph Waldo
Wood, B. Charlotte Brontë on her contemporaries. 7:36, 18(1926)
EMSLEY, Kenneth The Browns, Sextons of Haworth,and their families,
1807-1876. 20:5, 296(1992)
The Chapelry of Haworth. 20:3, 162(1991)
Historic Haworth today.(R) G:14, 22(1995)
The Manor of Haworth. 20:1, 35(1990)
ESSON, Virginia See BRAY, Helen and ESSON, Virginia
ETYMOLOGY
Nelson, J.G.. Sicily and the Brontë name. 16:81, 43(1971)
EVANS, Ann
Connor, M. 'Miss Temple' and the Connors 26(2001), 27
EVANS, Barbara Lloyd See LLOYD EVANS, Barbara
EVANS, Gareth Lloyd See LLOYD EVANS, Gareth
EVANS, Roger D.C. Some notes on a reference to a pistol and bayonet in Wuthering Heights. 20:5, 303(1992)
EVERITT, .Alastair Wuthering Heights: an anthology of criticism, Edited by A. Everitt.(R) 15:78, 260(1968)
EVERETT, Erica M. In memoriam. G:19, 17(1997)
EWBANK, Inga-Stina Emily Brontë and. immortatlity. 24(1999), 41
Logan, D.A. Fallenness in Victorian women's writing.(R) 24(1999), 112
EWBANK, Jane M. The life and work of William Carus Wilson
1791-1859.(R) 13:70, 437(1960)
EXHIBITIONS - Art
Bradford - Cartwright Hall Branwell Brontë and his artistic circle. G:11, 11(1994)
Duckett, R.J. Branwell Brontë and his circle. G:12, 11(1994)
EYRE, Jane
Butterfield, R.D. The Irish Jane Eyre. G:6, 8(1992)
Houben, A. An Irish Jane Eyre? G:5, 14(1992)