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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.

H., A. Jane Eyre and the school at Cowan Bridge. (Letter) 16:83, 207(1973)
HADOW, Sir William Henry Education, as treated by the Brontës.6:35, 261(1925)
HAIGH, Mary Miss Brontë and I. (R) G:13, 20(1995)
A second exhibition. G:20, 15(1998)
Floyd, C. Wuthering Heights: opera. (R) G:9, 21(1993)
HAIGH, Mary & Ron Westminster Abbey. G:23, 11(1999)
HALDANE, Richard Burden,Viscount Haldane
Emily Brontë's place in literature. 2:12, 142(1901)
HALE, Charles An American visitor at Haworth, 1861. 15:77, 126(1967)
HALEY, Sir William Three sisters. 11:57, 73(1947)
HALIFAX
Andrews, Sir W.L. An Emily Brontë excursion, 1968. 15:78, 262(1968)
Beckley, H. Excursion to the Halifax area. G:14, 10(1995)
HALL, A.W. Charlotte's numbness at Thackeray's dinner party. 22(1997), 130
HALL, Audrey The Brontë/Fennell connection. G:8, 9(1993)
Excursion to the 'Shirley' country. The plaque. G:10, 9(1994)
The Fennell gravestones. G:8, 8(1993)
Final report on the Fennel(sic) graves. G:14, 28(1995)
In response to Dr. Juliet Barker. 22(1997), 139
In response to Margaret Smith. 22(1997), 143
June weekend. G:17, 3(1996)
Letter.(Miss Violet Bagshaw) 19:8, 394(1989)
"The photograph".(Letter) G:15, 3(1995)
Top Withens. G:8, 7(1993)
Two possible photographs of Charlotte Brontë.21:7, 293(1996)
Violet Maude Bagshaw 1889-1993. 21:1/2, 48(1993)
HALL, Edna Clarke
Spence, M. Edna Clarke Hall and Wuthering Heights. 18:94, 295(1984)
HALL, Kate Maternal influence on Charlotte Brontë. 21:1/2, 3(1993)
HALLIDAY, Janis In memoriam. G:19, 16(1997)
HALPERIN, John & KUNERT, Janet
Plots in the fiction of Jane Austen, the Brontës, and George Eliot.(R) 17:87, 147(1977)
HAMILTON, Judith Murder and mystery evening. G:19, 9(1997)
Wuthering Heights.(1920 film) G:15, 21(1995)
HAMILTON, Judith See also GRAHAM ,Janine & HAMILTON, Judith
HAMMOND, G. Australian Branwell descendants turn 90. G:7, 6(1992)
HANDEL, George Frideric
Pritchard-Owen, D. Messiah. G:10, 12(1994.)
Rushton, V. Performance of Handel's 'Messiah'. G:8, 20(1993)
HANDWRITING
Thore, B. An analysis of the handwriting of Anne Brontë. 17:89, 294(1979)
HANSON, Elizabeth M. See HANSON, Lawrence & Elizabeth M.
HANSON, Lawrence & Elizabeth M. The four Brontës.(R) 11:60, 370(1950)
New edition. (R) 15:77, 149(1967)
HANSON, T. W. The local colour of "Wuthering Heights". 6:34, 201(1924)
HARDCASTLE CRAGS
Busch, S. Excursion to Hardcastle Crags. G:19, 23(1997)
HARGREAVES, G.D. Further omissions in The tenant of Wildfell Hall. 17:87, 115(1977)
Incomplete texts of The tenant of Wildfell Hall.16:82, 113(1972)
The poems of Ellis Bell: the version printed
in 1846 and the manuscript version. 21:3, 49(1994)
The publishing of Poems by Currer, Ellis and
Acton Bell. 15:79, 294(1969)
HARKER, L. Allen
Cunliffe, W.R. The Brontës in other peoples books. 11:60, 332(1950)
HARPER, Marjorie In memoriam. G:12, 20(1994)
HARRIS, D.J. Top Withens. G:5, 6(1992)
HARRISON, Ada and STANFORD, Derek
Anne Brontë: her life and work.(R) 13:69, 357(1959)
HARRISON, Brett The real "Miss Temple". 16:85, 361(1975)
HARRISON, Grace Elsie The clue to the Brontës.(R) 11:59, 269(1949)
HART, Anne Studies, time, the author as wife. 16:85, 376(1975)
HARTLEY, Arthur
John Frederick Wood. G: 26, 6(2001)
HARTLEY, Leslie Poles Emily Brontë in Gondal and Gaaldine.14:75, 1(1965)
HARVEY, C. H. In memoriam. G:6, 2(1992)
HATFIELD, Charles William Albion and Marina. 6:30, 3(1920)
Azreal or the eve of destruction. Unpublished poem by
Patrick Branwell Brontë. 8:43, 63(1933)
Charlotte Brontë and Hartley Coleridge, 1840. 10:50, 15(1940)
Charlotte Brontë and Sydney Dobell. Correspondence, 1851. 7:36, 23(1926)
A complete transcript of the Leyland manuscripts. 6:35, 278(1925)
The early manuscripts of Charlotte Brontë: a bibliography.
6:32, 97(1922)
6:33, 153(1923)
6:34, 220(1924)
The last verses written by Anne Brontë. 8:42, 20(1932)
Letter from Patrick Brontë, on the death of his wife. (27 Nov. 1821) 7:41, 284(1931)
The relatives of Maria Branwell.. 9:49, 245(1939)
The Reverend Patrick Brontë and Mrs E. C. Gaskell. Sources
of biographer's information. 8:43, 83(1933)
8:44, 125(1934)
Suppressed passages. (Life of Charlotte Brontë.) 6:31, 50(1921)
Two unpublished poems by Charlotte Brontë. 7:41, 290(1931)
Unpublished poems by Patrick Branwell Brontë. 7:37, 71(1927)
Edgerley, C.M. Mr. C.W. Hatfield. 10:52, 115(1942)
HATFIELD, Charles William and EDGERLEY, Catherine Mabel.
The relatives of Miss Ellen Nussey. 9:49, 253(1939)
HATHERSAGE
Stead, J.J. Hathersage and Jane Eyre. 1:4, 26(1896)
Holmes, T. Hathersage revisited. G:20, 20(1998)
Whitaker, M. A visit to Hathersage. G:11, 21(1994)
HAWKES, Jacquetta Emily Brontë in the natural scene. 12:63,173(1953)
HAWKRIDGE, Alan and Brenda Whitaker, M. 'Society' wedding. G;23, 4(1999)
HAWKRIDGE, Brenda Visitor from the Czech Republic. G:15, 11(1995)
HAWORTH
Cathy, Heathcliff and the wind turbine. G:7, 10(1992)
Akroyd, Rev. T. A day at Haworth: a reminiscnence. 19:1/2, 49(1986)
Baumber, M. Patrick Brontë and the development of primary education in Haworth. 24(1999), 66
Bentley, P.E. M. Heger's grand-daughter visits Haworth. 12:63, 211(1953)
Birkett, J.K. Sarah Garrs Newsome: an odyssey from Haworth
to the Hawkeye State. 20:4, 213(1991)
Bradley, J. The Brontë centenary at Haworth. 5:27, 181(1917)
Brontë Society Account of the opening of the Brontë Museum
at Haworth, May 18, 1895. 1:3, 19(1895)
Places in the news. 16:84, 294(1974)
Cannon, J. The road to Haworth.(R) 17:90, 387(1980)
Cheney, P. Haworth thoughts from Devon. G:12, 12(1994)
Haworth - the place, the past and the present. G:21, 19(1998)
Copley, J. An early visitor to Haworth. 16:83, 219(1973)
Cross, B.G. Charlotte had no profession. 15:78, 252(1968)
Crowther, G. Festival at Haworth. 12:61, 39(1951)
Success of a Youth Brontë Festival. 12:64, 290(1954)
Dewhirst, I. The doctor, the druggist and the Relieving Officer. 23(1998), 63
Dinsdale, A. Old Haworth. (R) 25(2000), 202
'The most hated figure in Haworth'. 23(1998), 178
Dowson, E.S. A visit to Haworth in 1866. 15:78, 255(1968)
Duckett, R.J. Brontë Society walk. G:6, 8(1992)
No more wind turbines in Haworth. G:13, 21(1995)
74 Main Street. G:9, 4(1993)
Emsley, K. The Chapelry of Haworth. 20:3, 162(1991)
Historic Haworth today. (R) G:14, 22(1995)
21:6, 264(1996)
The Manor of Haworth. 20:1, 35(1990)
Fermi, S. and Kinghorn, D. The Brontës and the case of the
Beaver forgery. 21:1/2, 15(1993)
Greenwood, J.F. Haworth. 2:12, 151(1901)
Hale, C. An American visitor at Haworth, 1861. 15:77, 126(1967)
Holgate, I. A pilgrim at Haworth, 1879. 14:71, 29(1961)
Insh, G.P. Haworth Pilgrimage. 10:54., 209(1944)
Langlois, E. 100 years ago. A Frenchman's visit to Haworth. 16:83, 222(1973)
Lemon, C.H. An American visitor for Mr. Brontë. 15:79, 327(1969)
Early visitors to Haworth from Ellen Nussey to
Virginia Woolf.(R) 21:7, 369(1996)
Meeker, C. Haworth: home of the Brontës. 1:2, (1895)
Midgley, S. Haworth rhymes & writings. (R) 25(2000), 201
Odom, K.C. Brontë, Texas and Haworth, West Yorkshire. G:11, 18(1994)
Preston, .A.H. Haworths wool textile industry 1800-1860. G:2, 4(1990)
Rhys, E.P. The Haworth tradition. 6:32, 88(1922)
Stanley, B.E. Changes at Haworth. 10:54, 222(1944)
Turner, J.H. Haworth, past and present. (R) 25(2000), 201
Wallace, R.K. Emily Brontë and music: Haworth, Brussels, and Beethoven.18:92, 136(1982)
Ward, N.E. A guide to historic Haworth and the Brontës. (R) 25(2000), 204
G:25, 24(2000)
Wood, S.C. The Haworth parish registers, trade directories and tithe awards 26(2001), 84
Woolf,17:89, 272(1979) HA Woolf, V. Haworth, November 1904. 17:89, 272(1979)
HAWORTH - Moors
Brontë Society. Pylons on the moors. 15:76, 4.1(1966)
Hewitt, P. These lonely mountains: a biography of the Brontë moors.(R) 19:1/2, 64(1986)
Marsden, H. The scenic background of Wuthering Heights. 13:67, 111(1957)
Midgley, W. Sunshine on Haworth moors. 11:60, 309(1950)
Sutcliffe, H. The spirit of the moors. 2:13, 174(1903)
Tirrell, B. Heights. G:11, 13(1994)
Wood, B. Influence of the moorlands on Charlotte and Emily Brontë. 6:32, 79(1922)
HAWORTH - Parish Church
Baumber, N. That 'Vandal' Wade. 22(1997), 96
Brontë Society Dedication of the Brontë Memorial Chapel at Haworth.14:74, 1(1964)
Dinsdale, A. Haworth churchyard (R) 26(2001), 99
Duckett, R.J. Preserving the heritage. G:7, 15(1992)
Emsley, K. The Browns, Sextons of Haworth, and their families, 1807-1876. 20:5, 296(1992)
Hirst, Rev. J.C. The burial place of the Brontës. 9:48, 181(1938)
Jones, P.M.S. Assistance at Haworth. 18:95, 371(1985)
Oliver, W.T. The centenary service at Haworth. 11:58, 156(1948)
Parker, Rt.Rev. C.M.S. Dedication of the Brontë Memorial Chapel.
Address. 14:74, 2(1964)
Spivey, C. Farewell to Haworth. G:13, 17(1995)
Wilks, B. The state of Haworth Churchyard: a letter from the Rev. John Wade. 23(1998), 71
Wood, S.C. The Haworth parish registers, trade directories and tithe awards 26(2001), 84
Wroot, H.E. The Brontë memorial window at Haworth church. 6:30, 22(1920)
HAWORTH - Parish Church: Sunday School
Greenwood, E. Charlotte in Sunday School. (Letter) 11:56, 43(1946)
Waddington-Feather, J. James Stansfield and the Haworth Sunday School. G:20,10(1998)
HAWORTH - Park
Royal National Rose Society Jane Eyre G:21, 21(1998)
HAWORTH - Parsonage
Barker, J.R.V. Changes in the Museum. 19:4, 172(1987)
New Bedroom layout at the Parsonage. 19:3, 127(1987)
Barnard, R. People. The Museum assistants. G:17, 20(1996)
Bentley, P.E. From a museum into a home. 13:69, 339(1959)
Brontë Society. Barns, bunkers and extensions: housing our heritage. G:3, 1(1991)
The Brontë Parsonage Museum. New Curator.
(Geoffrey Beard) 14:71, 58(1961)
A Brontë relic.(Brass plate) 13:69, 370(1959)
The Brontës: a family history. 18:94, 308(1984)
Canadians at Haworth. 11:60, 375(1950)
The diamond jubilee. 19:5, 229(1988)
The fiftieth anniversary of the acquisition of the
Brontë Parsonage. 17:88, 182(1978)
Haworth Parsonage. Opening ceremony, August 4th, 1928. 7:38, 137(1928)
Housing our heritage. G:4, 9(1991)
Plan to improve Brontë Museum. 13:66, 32(1956)
Davidson, E.M. The Parsonage garden. 18:95, 410(1985)
Dinsdale, A. and White, K. Brontë Parsonage Museum: a souvenir guide. (R) 23(1998), 203
Duckett, R.J. Housing our heritage. G:5, 7(1992)
Edgerley, G.M. The structure of Haworth Parsonage. 9:46, 27(1936)
Fattorini, V. Brontë Parsonage garden. 20:4, .248(1991)
Foley, T.P. John Elliott Cairns' visit to Haworth Parsonage.18:94, 292(1984)
Hart, A. Studies, time, the author as wife. 16:85, 376(1975)
Hill, M. Museum news. G:18, 8(1997)
G:19, 3(1997)
G:20, 3(1998)
G:21, 3(1998)
G:22, 3(1999)
G:23, 3(1999)
G:24, 3(2000)
Hopewell, D.G. New treasures at Haworth. 12:61, 18(1951)
Progress of the Parsonage extensions. 13:68, 278(1958)
Hutton, J. Items from the Museums cuttings book. 14:73, 26(1963)
Lemon, C.H. Brontë diary. 18:91, 40(1981)
McCarthy, N. A Princess comes to the Parsonage. G:19, 5(1997)
Morris, J.W. The Brontë Parsonage: problems of a collection.G:3, 7(1991)
Preston, A.H. Sixty years ago: personal recollections of the opening ceremony of the Brontë Parsonage Museum. 19:5, 227(1988)
Rowe, J.H. Sir James and Lady Roberts. The presentation of Haworth Parsonage. 9:46, 23(1936)
Sellars, J. Brontë Parsonage Museum news. G:8, 12(1993)
G:9, 14(1993) G:10, 22(1994)
Housing our heritage. Problems of museum management. G:3, 5(1991)
Museum news. G:12, 13(1994)
G:14, 21(1995)
G.:15, 16(1995)
G:16, 11(1996)
G:17, 17(1996)
New displays at the Brontë Parsonage Museum.
G:13, 13(1995)
Sellars, J. and Duckett, R.J. A sense of place. G:3, 10(1991)
Stonehouse, S. Housing our heritage: history repeats itself. G:3, 3(1991)
Terry, H. Scribblemania. G:26, 3(2001)
Weir, E.M. Alterations to the Parsonage start this year. 13:67, 157(1957)
Progress of the Parsonage extensions. 13:68, 278(1958)
Two jubilees. 12:63, 209(1953)
White, K. Special centenary exhibitions in the Brontë Parsonage Museum. G:8,13(1993)
Wood, B. Haworth Parsonage. 7:37, 107(1927)
Woroncow, B. Housing our heritage: the extension to the
Brontë Parsonage Museum. G:3, 11(1991)
HAWORTH - Parsonage: Garden
Pattison, E. The Parsonage garden. G:5, 11(1992)
HAWORTH - Parsonage: Portraits
"Aunt Branwell" portrait re-identified. (Johanna Margarethe Sang) 19:3, 126(1987)
HAWORTH - Parsonage: Sale
Hutton, J. The sale at Haworth Parsonage on October 1st and 2nd 1861. 14:75, 46(1965)
HAWORTH - Parsonage: Shop
Geldard, C.M. The Museum shop. G:1, 6(1990)
HAWORTH - Three Graces: Lodge No.408
Hustwick, W. Branwell Brontë and freemasonry. 13:66, 19(1956)
HAYSTEAD, Patricia In memoriam. G:23, 24(1999)
HEATON, Herbert The economic background of Shirley. 8:42, 3(1932)
HEATON, John Craven Mr. John Craven Heaton. (Obituary) 11:58, 202(1948)
HEATON FAMILY
Edgerley, C.H. Ponden Hall and the Heatons. 10:55, 265(1945)
Gawthrop, H. Branwell Brontë and. the Robinson - Merrall link 26(2001), 77
HEGER, Constantin
Spielmann, P.E. The Brontë-Heger mystery. 10:55, 284(1945)
HEGER, Constantin - Letters
Rhodes, M.G. Where are the letters'? 15:78, 250(1968)
Spielmann, M.H. The recently discovered letters from
Charlotte Brontë to Professor Constantin Heger. 5:24, 49(1914)
HEGER, Paul Souvenirs de famille. 20:6, 344(1992)
Lonoff, S. An unpublished memoir by Paul Heger. 20:6, 344(1992)
HEGER, Simone see BECKERS, Simone née Heger
HEGER FAMILY
British Council. The Hegers. A Brontë luncheon in Brussels for
Dr. P. Bentley. 12:61, 27(1951)
Spielmann, P.E. Question of an accent. 13:66, 23(1956)
Weir, E.M. The Hegers and a Yorkshire family. 14:73, 32(1963)
Letters from the Hegers. 11:59, 249(1949)
HENDERSON, Diana Diana Henderson 1909-1993. 21:3, 91(1994)
In memoriam. G:12, 20(1994)
HENDERSON, Philip
Weir, E.M. Mr. Henderson creates a controversy.
His edition of Emily's poems. 12:62, 115(1952)
HERRMANN, Bernard - Wuthering Heights
Wuthering Heights. 18:93, 233(1983)
Wuthering Heights as opera. 18:91, 39(1981)
Lemon, C.H.. A musical Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
as opera. 15:77, 143(1967)
HESKETH, Sally Needlework in the lives and novels of the Brontë sisters. 22(1997), 72
HESLIP, H.J. In memoriam. G;6, 2(1992)
HESLIP, Rose Ann
Wood, B. The last link with the Brontë family. 5:25, 121(1915)
HEWISH, John Emily Brontë.(R) 16:83, 232(1973)
HEWITT, Peggy Angrians' writing and creative workshop 10 April 1996. G:17, 11(1996)
These lonely mountains: a biography of the
Brontë moors.(R) 19:1/2, 64(1986)
HEYNEMANN, Mabel Blundell
Hopewell, D.C. Mabel Blundell Heynemann, 1866-1952. 12:62, 127(1952)
HEYWOOD, Christopher
"Alas! poor Caunt": Branwell's emancipationist cartoon. 21:5, 177(1995)
The Brontë novels and the Lunesdale slave trade. 18:95, 407(1985)
Pennine landscapes in Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights 26(2001), 187
HEYWOOD, Peter From an old cutter of grass. G:7, 3(1992)
HIGDON, David Leon Emily Brontë rocks. 20:2, 94(1990)
HIGH SUNDERLAND HALL
Marsden, H. The scenic background of Wuthering Heights. 13:67, 111(1957)
Scott, R.M. High Sunderland Hall in decay. 11:59, 262(1949)
HIGUCHI, Akiko Concert at the Fête in Villette. 20:5, 273(1992)
HILL, Mrs A.
Winnifrith, T.J. Miss Scatcherd's identitiy. 16:85, 364(1975)
HILL, Anna Andrews See ANDREWS, Anna
HILL, Mike Lorraine Llewellyn. G:20, 8(1998)
Museum news. G:18, 8(1997)
G:19, 3(1997)
G:20, 3(1998)
G:21, 3(1998)
G:22, 3(1999)
G:23, 3(1999)
G:24, 3(2000)
HILL, W.B. In memoriam. G:9, 30(1993)
HILTON, James
Cunliffe, W.R. The Brontës in other people's books. 11:60, 332(1950)
HIMSWORTH, Norman In memoriam G:22, 18(1999)
HINKLEY, Laura The Brontës: Charlotte and Emily.(R) 11:59, 265(1949)
HIRD, Thora
Greenwood, J.M. Thora Hird visits 74 Main Street. G:15, 27(1995)
HIRSCH, Pam Charlotte Brontë and George Sand: the influence
of female romanticism. 21:6, 209(1996)
HIRST, Rev. John Crosland The burial place of the Brontës. 9:48, 181(1938)
The Rev. John Crosland Hirst, MA. Obituary. 11:57, 105(1947)
HOAR, Nancy Cowley
'And my ending is despair'. Villette. Charlotte Brontë's valediction. 16:83, 185(1973)
The Brontës' floral year. 16:81, 40(1971)
HOATSON, John A. In memoriam. G:10, 27(1994)
HOBSON, Jean Excursion to Broughton-in-Furness 6 June 1994. G:11, 16(1994)
HODDINOTT, Alison
Charlotte Brontë and the Little Men, or
What stuck confoundedly in George Smith's throat? 26(2001), 111
The endings of Charlotte Brontë's novels. 25(2000), 31
HODGKINS, Ian Jane Austen, the Brontë family & Mrs Gaskell. A catalogue. (R) 23(1998), 82
HOFFMAN, Alice Here on earth. (R) 25(2000), 198
HOFMANN, Ernst Theodore Wilhelm
Gilbert, B. & Cross, P.L. Farewell to Hoffmann? 15:80, 412(1970)
HOLBROOK, David Wuthering Heights. A drama of being.(R) 23(1998), 199
HOLDERNESS, Graham Wuthering Heights.(R) 19:1/2, 61(1986)
HOLGATE, Ivy The Branwells at Penzance. 13:70, 425(1960)
The Brontës at Thornton: 1815-1820. 13:69, 323(1959)
The cottage in the wood. 13:67, 149(1957)
Ivy Holgate. Obituary. 17:86, 61(1976)
The key to "Caroline". Branwell Brontë and the Hollins. 13:68, 251(1958)
The old Bell Chapel at Thornton. 14:73, 33(1963)
A pilgrim at Haworth 1879. 14:71, 29(1961)
The structure of "Shirley". 14:72, 27(1962)
HOLLAND, Mrs
Brontë Society. Two letters by Charlotte Brontë. (28 May 1853; 6 Mar.1850) 17:87, 122(1977)
HOLLAND
Tas, J. A Brontë circle in Holland.(Letter) 11:56, 42(1946)
HOLLINDRAKE, Edith Mrs Edith Hollindrake.(Obituary) 16:82, 145(1972)
HOLLINS, The
Holgate, I. The key to "Caroline". Branwell Brontë and the Hollins. 13:68, 251(1958)
HOLLOWAY, Julia Bolton Aurora Leigh and Jane Eyre. 17:87, 126(1977)
HOLMES, Helen and STEVENS, Elizabeth Literary luncheon - 1999. G:23, 7(1999)
HOLMES, T. Hathersage revisited. G:20, 20(1998)
HOLTAM, P. H.
The return. (Fiction) G:26, 10(2001)
HOOK, Ruth L. The father of the family. 17:87, 95(1977)
In memoriam. G:24, 16(2000)
HOOLEY, Keith Emily.(R) G:15, 19(1995)
HOPEWELL, Donald Gardner
Anne Brontë. 15:80, 431(1970)
Brontë ceremony in Westminster Abbey: Address 11:58, 152(1948)
The Brontë Society: its past, its present and its future. 10:53, 139(1943)
The Brontës of Haworth. 11:58, 157(1948)
Catherine Mabel Edgerley: an appreciation. 11:57, 101(1947)
Charlotte Brontë after a hundred years. 12:65, 401(1955)
C ha Charlotte Brontë's writing desk. 10:54, 201(1944)
Cowan Bridge. 6:31, 43(1921)
Dame Myra Curtis, D.B.E. 16:81, 63(1971)
Frederick A.T. Mossman. 14:72, 48(1962)
The 150th anniversary of the birth of Charlotte Brontë. 15:76, 1(1966)
In memoriam Mrs H.H.Greene Arnold and Dr. F.E.Ratchford.16:84, 296(1974)
In memoriam. Sir Tresham Lever,Bart. F.R.S.L. 16:85, 400(1975)
Jocelyn Horner who died on the 15th January 1973. 16:83, 224(1973)
M Mabel Blundell Heynemann, 1866-1952. 12:62, 127(1952)
Miss Annette B. Hopkins. 15:80, 428(1970)
Miss Irene Cooper Willis, B.A. 15:80, 427(1970)
Miss Margaret Lane, retiring president of the Brontë Society.17:89, 314(1979)
The Misses Brontë - Victorians. 10:50, 3(1940)
Mrs Edith Weir. 15:78, 267(1968)
Mrs Phyllis Whitehead, M.A. 16:83, 226(1973)
Mr. Donald Hopewell receives honorary degree from Leeds University. 15:79, 353(1969)
Mr. Harold Mitchell. 15:80, 428(1970)
New treasures at Haworth. 12:61, 18(1951)
Progress of the Parsonage extension. 13:68, 278(1958)
R.G. Rawnsley, F.C.I.S. 16:81, 64(1971)
Two literary ladies: Mrs Gaskell and Miss Brontë. 13:66, 3(1956)
A Westminster Abbey memorial to the Brontës. 9:49, 236(1939)
Allott, M. The Brontës: the critical heritage.(R) 16:84, 306(1974)
Amster, J. Dream keepers: the young Brontës.(R) 16:84, 307(1974)
Bell, .A.C. Anne Brontë: The tenant of Wildfell Hall: a
study and reappraisal.(R) 16:84, 305(1974)
Everitt, A. Wuthering Heights: an anthology of criticism.
Edited by A.Everitt.(R) 15:78, 260(1968)
Lock, J. and Dixon, W.T. A man of sorrow: the life, letters
and times of the Rev. Patrick Brontë.(R) 14:75, 41(1965)
Oliver, W.T. Donald Gardner Hopewell. Obituary. 18:94, 304(1984)
O'Neill, J. Critics on Charlotte and Emily Brontë.(R) 15:78, 260(1968)
Peters, Maureen An enigma of Brontës.(R) 16:84, 307(1974)
Sharps, J.G. Mrs Gaskell's observation and invention: a study
of her non-biographical works.(R). 16:81, 55(1971)
Weir, E.M. Mr. Hopewell and the Brontës. 13:66, 36(1956)
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