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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.

RADIO BROADCASTS
Brontë broadcasts in 1947. 11:58, 175(1948)
Gregson, J.R. Wuthering Heights on the air. 11:58, 179(1948)
Louden, J. A Northern Ireland broadcast. 12:62, 118(1952)
Raleigh, H.M. The broadcast version of Jane Eyre. 11:56, 35(1946)
Toklum, L. Scandinavian broadcasts. 12:62, 99(1952)
RADOVICI, Nadia Nahamias See NAHAMIAS-RADOVICI, Nadia
RAISTRICK, Margery News of members, G:6, 3(1992)
Barnard, R. Margery Raistrick. G:11, 3(1994)
RALEIGH, H. M. The broadcast version of Jane Eyre. 11:56, 35(1946)
RANDOLPH, Evelyn St.Leger
Lot 1,700, Christie's, 27 April, 1915.(Poem) 10:51, 71(1941)
RANKIN, J. Eames The Bells and their chimes. 18:92, 129(1982)
RATCHFORD, Fannie Elizabeth An American postscript. 11:57, 87(1947)
The Brontës web of childhood.(R) 10:52, 102(1942)
Correct text of Emily Brontë's poems. 10:52, 107(1942)
Legends of Angria.(R) 8:43, 103(1933)
The loneliness of a Brontë cousin. 13:67, 100(1957)
The significance of the diary paper. 12:61, 16(1951)
Texas adopts the Brontës. 11:56, 33(1946)
Three essays by Emily Brontë. 11:60, 337(1950)
Brontë, E.J. Complete poems. Edited by C.W.Hatfield.(R) 10:52, 107(1942)
Hopewell, D.G. In memoriam Mrs H.H.G.Arnold and Dr. F.E
Ratchford. 16:84, 296(1974)
Weir, E.M. Tributes to American Brontë scholars. Dr. Fannie Ratchford and Prof. Mildred Christian. 13:68, 260(1958)
Young, H.B. Miss Fannie Ratchford honoured. 12:64, 267(1954)
RATCLIFFE, Tabitha, née Brown Where has it gone. (Photograph) G:1, 4(1990)
RAUTH, Heidemarie A survey of Brontë plays. 16:84, 288(1974)
RAWNSLEY, R.G.
Hopewell, D.G. R.G. Rawnsley, F.C.I.S. 16:81, 64(1971)
RAYMOND, Ernest Exiled and harassed Anne. 11:59, 225(1949)
In the steps of the Brontës.(R) 11:59, 265(1949)
Notes on Mr. Nicholls and Whitcross. 11:60, 374(1950)
RAYNER, Catherine Domestic distress and the uncanny as aspects
of Emily Brontë's life and her Parsonage home. 19:6, 245(1988)
READ Sir Herbert Edward What the Brontës mean today. 10:53, 164(1943)
READE, Mrs V. In memoriam. G:6, 2(1992)
REANEY, James
A fresh look at Patrick Branwell Brontë: the prose 26(2001), 1
Zamorna! (Play) (R) G:24, 26(2000)
RECKLINGHAUSEN
Ahlen, S. & M. van The Brontës in Recklinghausen. G:17, 23(1996)
RECORDINGS
Brontë, C. Jane Eyre. Dramatic reading of the novel. 18:83, 237(1973)
Greenhalgh, M. The Brontës: a sound experience. 19:5, 215(1988)
Herrmann, B. Wuthering Heights. 20:6, 348(1992)
RED HOUSE See GOMERSAL - Red House
REDMAN, William
Duckett, R.J. A new eyewitness. 20:4, 222(1991)
REES, Joan The Robinson papers. 18:94, 299(1984)
REID, Sir Thomas Wemyss The Brontës. 2:9, 8(1899)
RELIGION
Baillie, Sir J.B. Religion and the Brontës. 7:37, 59(1927):
Quarm, J. Purified by woe: on faith and suffering. 19:1/2, 17(1986)
Thormahlen, M. The Brontës and religion. (R) 25(2000), 186
REYNOLDS, Peggy Sound stories. Women writers. No.3: the Brontës. (R) 24(1999), 116
RHODES, Jack H. In memoriam. G:12, 20(1994)
RHODES, Margaret G. Where are the letters? 15:78, 250(1968)
A brief interlude: the Brontës at Silverdale. 14:74, 44(1964)
RHODES, Nellie In memoriam. G:9, 30(1993)
RHODES, Philip A medical appraisal of the Brontës. 16:82, 101(1972)
RHYS, Ernest Perceval The Haworth tradition. 6:32, 88(1922)
RICHARDS, Sylvia Miss Sylvia Richards. Obituary. 17:89, 301(1979)
RICHARDSON, Sheila
Margaret Carter. G:23, 25(1999)
RICHMOND, George
Bostridge, M. Charlotte Brontë and George Richmond. 17:86, 58(1976)
RIMBAUD, Arthur
Vitte, P. Emily Brontë, Rimbaud, Poe and the Gothic. 24(1999), 182
ROBERTS, Eric In memoriam. G:25, 6(2000)
ROBERTS, Sir James
Rowe, J.H. Sir James and Lady Roberts, The presentation
of Haworth Parsonage. 9:46, 23(1936)
ROBERTS, Les
Edwards, N. Charlotte Brontë: the novels. (R) 25(2000), 90
Marsh, N. Emily Brontë: Wuthering Heights. (R) 25(2000), 188
ROBERTSON, Sir Charles Grant The Brontë's "experience of life". 9:46, 37(1936)
ROBERTSON-BROWN, S. Emily.(Play) (R) G:12, 16(1994)
G:13, 18(1995)
G:13, 19(1995)
ROBERTSON SCOTT, John William
The story of the Pall Mall Gazette.(R) 11:60, 373(1950)
ROBINSON, Alice D. M.
In memoriam G:26, 6(2001)
ROBINSON, Lydia
Brontë, C. (Letters, 1845-1848, extracts) relating to P.B.Brontë and Mrs Lydia Robinson. 6:35, 311(1925)
Chitham, E. Mildred Christan on the Lydia Robinson affair. 21:3, 71(1994)
Fraser, R. Mrs Robinson and Branwell Brontë: some mistaken evidence. 19:1/2, 29(1986)
Lemon, C.H. A portrait of Lydia Robinson. 18:91, 28(1981)
Winnifrith, T.J. The background to Sir James Stephen's letter. 21:4, 151(1994)
ROBINSON, Stanley In memoriam. G:8, 31 (1993)
ROBINSON FAMILY
Curtis, Dame M. Further thoughts on Branwell Brontë's story:
a discussion. 14:72, 5(1962)
Gawthrop, H. Branwell Brontë and. the Robinson - Merrall link 26(2001), 77
Rees, J. The Robinson papers. 18:94, 299(1984)
Stone, P. The captive dove.(R) 15:79, 551(1969)
Winnifrith, T. Mrs Robinson and her cousins. 24(1999), 186
More on the Robinsons and their relations. 25(2000), 79
ROLA, Count Balthazar Klossowski de
See BALTHUS,pseud.(i.e. Count Balthazar Klossowski de Rola.)
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Jedrzejewski, J. Charlotte Brontë and Roman Catholicism. 25(2000), 121
ROOKSBY, Rikky Swinburne and the Brontës. 22(1997), 86
ROOSEVELT, Mrs What the Brontës mean today. 10:53, 161(1943)
ROPER, Derek Emily Brontë's lover. 21 :1/2, 25(1995)
Review of Poems of Emily Brontë. 22(1997), 147
ROSENTHAL, Sally E.
Crandall, N. Emily Brontë: a psychological portrait.(R) 17:90, 387(1980)
ROUSSEAU, Kathleen G. The lyric visualisation in Wuthering Heights: selected passages. 18:91, 50(1981)
Almasy, R.P. A consolation. Kathleen G. Rousseau. G:22, 18(1999)
ROWE, Joseph Hambley The maternal relatives of the Brontës. 6:33, 135(1923)
Sir James and Lady Roberts. The presentation of Haworth Parsonage. 9:46, 23(1936)
Edgerley, C.M. The late Dr. Joseph Hambley Rowe. 9:47, 129(1937)
ROYAL NATIONAL ROSE SOCIETY Jane Eyre. G:21, 21(1998)
RUFF, William First American editions of the Brontë novels. 8:44, 143(1934)
RUIJSSENAARS, Eric
Charlotte Brontë's promised land. (R) 26(2001), 92
RUSHTON, Virginia AGM Saturday. G:19, 18(1997)
Message from the new Chairman. G:14, 3(1995)
Performance of Handel's Messiah. G:8, 20(1993)
Seraph's song and demon's moan: the two voices
of Emily Brontë.(R) G:10, 21(1994)
RUSKIN, John
Wood, B. Charlotte Brontë on her contemporaries. 7:56, 15(1926)
RYDINGS, The See BIRSTALL - The Rydings