Collections : [Yale University -Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library]

1830 Aug 11 and 1834 Nov 16
Lambeth
7 p.; 24 x 19 cm. and 23 x 19 cm.
The first letter renews
correspondence between the two and
discusses prominent naturalists,
such as Nathaniel Wallich
(1786-1854); the second discusses
the author's recent ailments.
d 148/1/12, 13

1832 Nov 5 and Nov 11
n.p.
8 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
Both letters primarily discuss the
"Memoirs of Sir James Edward Smith"
(1759-1828) and contemporary
reaction to the work.
d 148/3/34, 35

1834 Mar 17 and Apr 30
Pucklechurch
6 p.; 22 x 18 cm.
Reminisces about his father, the
poet George Crabbe (1754-1832),
various places they lived, and old
friends.
d 148/1/14-15

1793 May 9 and 1794 Jun 23
Northau Place
5 p.; 23 x 18 cm.
The first letter discusses material
she sent to Smith for perusal and the
second praises Smith's method of
writing natural history.
d 148/1/1,2

1832 May 21 and n.d.
n.p.
4 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
The first letter expresses his hopes
of visiting the Smiths in the near
future, and the second thanks Smith
for an invitation.
d 148/1/10

1804 Jul 25, 1810 Nov 16, 1811 Jan 24
Hallplace
9 p.; various sizes
d 148/2/7, 15, 17

1828 Mar 19 and Apr 1
London
4 p.; 23 x 19 cm. and 18 x 13 cm.
About the death of Sir James Edward
Smith (1759-1828).
d 148/3/2, 13

1828 Mar 22 and Apr 2
London
8 p.; 22 x 18 and 18 x 13 cm.
Sends condolences on the death of
Sir James Edward Smith (1759-1828).
d 148/3/5, 14

1835-1858 various dates
Benhall, Sloane Street, etc.
99 p.; various sizes
About his poetry and work on Thomas
Gray (1716-1771), his friendship
with Samuel Rogers (1763-1855), Lady
Smith's memoir of her husband (Sir
James Edward Smith, 1759-1828),
literary subjects, gardening, his
travels, friends, etc.;
with 20 p.; also with 20 p.;
of poetry from the "Gentleman's
Magazine".
d 148/1/16-50; d 148/3/47

1804 Jan 10, Aug 20, Dec 14
Bath
14 p.; 23 x 18 cm.
Discusses her daily activities, her
acquaintance and sends news of
mutual friends.
d 148/2/44-46