London, November 8 Alexander Pope to John Gay

1719

September 8 John Gay to the Hon. Mrs. Howard

1720

[circa October] John Gay to Jacob Tonson

1722

September 11 Alexander Pope to John Gay
[September or October] Alexander Pope to John Gay
  (beginning:  “I think
  it obliging in you”)
London, December 22 John Gay to Jonathan Swift

1723

Dublin, January 8 Jonathan Swift to John Gay
London, February 3 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
July 5 The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
July 12 John Gay to the Hon. Mrs. Howard
July 13 Alexander Pope to John Gay
July 22 The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
Tunbridge Wells, August John Gay to the Hon. Mrs. Howard
August The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
August 22 The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay

1724

Undated John Gay to the Hon. Mrs. Howard
  (beginning:  “Since
  I came to the Bath”)

Saturday night [autumn] John Gay to Alexander Pope

1725

Thursday, 10 at night John Gay to Alexander Pope

1726

London, September 16 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
October 15 Jonathan Swift to Alexander Pope and John Gay
Whitehall, October 22 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
November 17 John Gay and Alexander Pope to
                             Jonathan Swift

1727

Whitehall, February 18 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
London, March 3 John Gay to John Caryll
[October] (beginning:  “I The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
  hear you expect and
  have a mind to have, a
  letter from me”)
Twickenham, October 16 Alexander Pope to John Gay
October 22 John Gay and Alexander Pope to
                             Jonathan Swift

1728

February 12 John Gay to Edward Harley, Earl of Oxford
Whitehall, February 15 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
February 26 Jonathan Swift to John Gay
March 20 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
Dublin, March 28 Jonathan Swift to John Gay
Bath, May 16 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
June 15 The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
Bath, July 6 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
August 2 John Gay to Alexander Pope
August The Hon. Mrs. Howard to John Gay
London, December 2 John Gay to Jonathan Swift
[December, 1728 or Alexander Pope to John Gay
  January 1729] (beginning:  “No words
  can tell you the
  great concern”)

1729