| Description |
7 items |
| Summary |
· Autograph poem, "'Twas this - 'twas this" : (MISC 2831c), unsigned, with another poem, "I'll not believe it," on the verso in another hand. |
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· To a Mr. Marsh, possibly of Bentley's publishing house : 1 autograph letter signed ; 25 Dec [ca. mid 1830's], concerning the contents, copyright, and pagination of a collection of songs. |
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· To a Mrs. Stace of Shirley Park, Croydon : 1 autograph letter signed ; 8 Jul 1836 (MISC 2831b), asking whether he and his wife could come and stay for a few days. |
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· To unidentified publisher[s], probably including Richard Bentley : 3 autograph letters signed ; ca. 1831 (MISC 2831a), mentioning his song "L'Esperance" ; ca. 25 Feb 1831 (MISC 3384), begins: "I must apologise to you for not attending to your account at Xmas ..." ; 11 Nov. [n.y.] (MISC 3453), asking for any remaining copies of his 'Rough Sketches of Bath' and 'Parliamentary letters', so that he may prevent further sale of these "juvenile productions." |
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· To an unidentified actor : 1 autograph letter signed ; 25 Oct [n.y.] (MISC 3588), sending a farce called "How do you manage" because he wants his correspondent to take the principal part. |
| Restricted Access |
Restricted access; Pforzheimer Collection; Permit must be requested at the division indicated. |
| Biography |
Nathaniel Thomas Haynes Bayly, English poet and playwright. In addition to his plays and poems, Bayly wrote many popular songs of the day, including 'She wore a Wreath of Roses,' and 'I'd be a Butterfly.' |
| Subject |
Bayly, Thomas Haynes, 1797-1839 -- Correspondence.
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Poets, English -- 19th century -- Correspondence.
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Dramatists -- Great Britain -- 19th century -- Correspondence.
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| Added Author |
Marsh, Mr, Recipient.
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Stace, Mrs, Recipient.
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Bentley, Richard, 1794-1871, Recipient.
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| Call No. |
Pforz MS
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| Research Call Number |
Pforz MS
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