Byron, George Gordon, Baron Byron

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Title: Baron Byron

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001109.0x00033c

Epithet: Lord Byron

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001109.0x00033a
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referencedIn "THE British Bards; a Satire," by George Gordon, Lord Byron. The original printed sheets of the poem, afterwards published with the title, "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers," as printed in the country, with autograph corrections, preface, argument,..., 19th century British Library
referencedIn Stanzas, and letters. Paper; xixth cent. Quarto. From the Farnborough Fund., 19th century British Library
referencedIn AUTOGRAPH LETTERS of John Dryden (2), Alexander Pope (1), and [George Gordon Byron,] Lord Byron (4). Paper; ff. 12. Quarto. From the Farnborough Fund., 1685-1813 British Library
referencedIn MISCELLANEOUS autograph letters; 1702-1829, viz.: 1. [Thomas Thynne] Viscount Weymouth to Sir Robert Southwell and to Edward Southwell, Secretaries of State for Ireland; Longleat, 16 Aug. 1702, 29 Nov. 1704, ff. 1, 4. 2. Knightley Chetwood, D. D. [af..., 1702-1829 British Library
referencedIn MISCELLANEOUS papers; acquired from time to time during the years 1871-1876. Vellum and paper; xvith-xixth centt. Folio., 16th century-19th century British Library
referencedIn 1. "CHILDE Harold's Pilgrimage: a Romaunt by [George Gordon] Lord Byron;" the first, and second cantos, as copied for the press for the first edition [London, 1812, 4to.]; with corrections and extensive notes in the handwriting, of the author, f. 4. ..., 19th century British Library
referencedIn AUTOGRAPH letters and signatures of Royal and illustrious persons, chiefly of England and France, of the l9th century. Amongst them is the signature of H.M. Queen Victoria when Princess, dated in the year 1823. The collection is stated to have been f..., 19th century British Library
referencedIn ORIGINAL letters and autographs of English authors, artists, actors, etc., from circa 1640 to circa 1829: 1. Meric Casaubon, D.D., to Henry Wotton, rector of Wrentham; West Ashling, 23 May, circa 1640, f. 2. 2. Richard Flecknoe, poet and dramatist, t..., approximately 1640-approximately 1829 British Library
referencedIn SPEECH of Lord Byron upon the "Frame Work " Bill, delivered in the House of Lords, 27 Feb. 1812. Autograph. Paper; xixth cent. Folio., 19th century British Library
referencedIn "HINTS from Horace: being a partial imitation of the Epistle 'Ad Pisones' and intended as a sequel to 'English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,'" by Lord Byron. Corrected proofs, partly in duplicate, as far as line 272; the corrections being autograph. Pa..., 19th century British Library
referencedIn ORIGINAL letters of literary men, artists, and engravers, with a large number of engravings, the greater part of which have relation to Sir Walter Scott, and comprise portraits of him, illustrations for his works, and views of Abbotsford, and cutting..., 1822-1844 British Library
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