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Broadhurst-Brunner, 1928-1962
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Shelfmark: MS. Oxford Group 3/19
Correspondents comprise:
Broadhurst, Cecil and Mary Jane, 1937-1961 [3.0261]
Brock, Jack and family, 1926-1938 [3.0262]
Brock, Grace, 1949-1961 [3.0263]
Brodersen, Dean Paul, 1935-1938 [3.0264]
Brookes, Edgar, 1929-1938 [3.0265]
Brooke Hunt, Godfrey, 1932 [3.0266]
Brooks, Louisa, 1936 [3.0267]
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Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1928-1962
'The Building of the Bomb' (BBC TV)
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. b. 219/D.23
Peierls recorded an interview for the producer (Robert Reid) of this programme, which was screened in March 1965. Although the interview was not used in the programme, Peierls was disturbed by inaccuracies and distortions in the final version, and took up the matter with the producer, the then Director-General of the BBC, Sir Hugh Carleton Greene, and with several of his own scientific colleagues in the USA. Extensive correspondence, script of the programme. (See also MS. Eng. misc. b....
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
1964-1966, 1975
Buxton to Sir Frederic Johnstone, denying that he had said the things attributed to him in Johnstone's letter and giving a full account of what he had said about their correspondence and interview concerning their respective intentions to stand as parliamentary candidates for Weymouth
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 3, pp. 27-29
The interview was undertaken at the request of his constituents at Weymouth and therefore in no way a private and confidential conversation. He had, therefore, told them that Johnstone intended to stand. and that Horsford was his adviser. (Copy.)
Extents: 3 pages
Dates:
23 Jun 1832
to Jane Shelley
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Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 72, fols. 116-18
Original, signed. Concerning the desecration of Keats' grave Mentions [John] Keats Incipit: What I told you about...
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates:
8 Sept. 1888
Ceylon (Sri Lanka), 1947-1959
folder
Comprises:
(fol. 1) copy of a telegram from the Secretary of State to Sir Henry M.M. Moore giving the text of a broadcast message for 24 Nov, the eve of Ceylon (Sri Lanka)'s assumption of full control of her internal affairs, 18 Nov 1947
(fol. 2) letter from Sir Cecil G. Syers, High Commissioner for the United Kingdom, 10 Sep 1952
(fol. 3) ...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1947-1959
'Characters' by the 1st earl of Clarendon
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Shelfmark: MS. Clarendon 122
'Characters' by the 1st earl of Clarendon, headed in his own handwriting 'Mountpelier Apr. 1669, and corrected by him.' The characters are of lord Digby (fol. 4), sir John Berkeley (fol. 28) and sir Henry Bennett (fol. 35).
Extents: 41 Leaves
Dates:
Written in part in or shortly before 1669
Conference on Nigeria at Barnsley Park (13-14 May 1961), 22 Dec 1960-27 Jun 1961
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Content includes:
correspondence about arrangements for the conference and proposals for a pamphlet on Nigeria after Independence, largely based on material supplied by T.F. Betts
provisional outline of programme
notes of proceedings, reports of papers, and statistical tables.
Speakers include:...
Extents: 83 Leaves
Dates:
22 Dec 1960-27 Jun 1961
Correspondence, 1-29 Apr 1926
File
Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 2 / 1
Correspondence on the appointment of J.F. Brenan as Consul General at Canton; the Boxer Indemnity Fund Delegation headed by Lord Willingdon, and its role in Canton and Hong Kong affairs; reports on the military situation in China, concentrating on the activities of Wu Pei-fu and the increasing influence of Chiang Kai-shek; preliminary talks with the Canton Government and the decision, publicly announced by the Hong Kong Government, not to negotiate compensation payment; harassment of the...
Extents: 111 Leaves
Dates:
1-29 Apr 1926
Correspondence and memoranda concerning mineral rights in general and those, in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia), of the British South Africa Company in particular; speeches and articles by Sir Dougal Malcolm, President of the British South Africa Company; copy of the agreement for the eventual transfer of mineral rights from the Company to the Northern Rhodesian (Zambian) Government (14 Sep 1950)
folder
Extents: 121 Leaves
Dates:
Feb 1949-May 1957; Dec 1961-Jan 1962
Correspondence and papers, 1934
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. hist. c. 561
Including:
(fol. 13b) a confidential memorandum to members of the Joint Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform
(fol. 14) drafts of memoranda on the Chamber of Princes and the States Instruments of Accession
(fols. 78, 83, 92) miscellaneous papers circulated by the Sind Hindu Sabha and Anti-Sind Separation Conference Committee
(fols. 96, 163) printed...
Extents: 227 Leaves
Dates:
1934
Correspondence and papers on other topics, late 1950s-1989
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Shelfmark: MS. Berlin 408
Comprises:
(fols. 1-92) correspondence regarding St Paul's School: predominantly Berlin's resignation from the Old Pauline Club, 1972-1989
(fols. 93-132) papers concerning the formation of the ...
Extents: 294 Leaves
Dates:
late 1950s-1989
Correspondence of Francis W. Hirst
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Shelfmark: MS. 21806/28
Correspondents include: F.W. Taussig, J.W.J. Taylor, Templar, Evelyn Thompson and Laura Loving and Susan Cobbs, Sir J.J. Thomson, George E. Thorley, Thynne, A. Tidman, Alice Tidswell, Count Tisza, Alex Loftus Tottenham, LeTouche, George Townsend, Samuel T. Dutton, Sir Charles Philips Trevelyan, Elizabeth Trevelyan, The Tribune, [Bertram?] Tubbs, Sam B. Turner, Lyon G. Tyler, The Union of Democratic Control, Jane Cobden Unwin, Thomas Fisher Unwin, Robert A. Ussher,...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1878, 1892-1952; Majority of material found within 1892-1952
'D.I(1). Uganda - general', 1946-1952
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Correspondence and notes, chiefly concerning the preparation and publication of the Uganda Development Plan by Worthington and his appointment as an extraordinary member of the Legislative Council for the debate on the Plan. Correspondents include Lattin, Sir John Hall, Governor, and Sir Andrew Cohen, Colonial Office, as well as other Uganda Government officials. There are cuttings from East Africa and Rhodesia and African World about the...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1946-1952
Education Sub-Committee, 1942-1945; n.d.
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Shelfmark: CRD 2/32/1-10
Comprises:
CRD 2/32/1 - Sir Geoffrey Faber's papers - correspondence with R.A. Butler and other members of the Education Sub-Committee, n.d.;
CRD 2/32/2 - Minutes, Nov 1941-Sep 1942;
CRD 2/32/3 - Minutes, Nov 1941-Sep 1942;
CRD 2/32/4 - Minutes, Feb 1942-Apr 1943;
CRD 2/32/5 - Minutes, Oct 1942-Aug 1943;
CRD 2/32/6 -...
Extents: 1 box (10 folders)
Dates:
1942-1945; n.d.
to Jane Shelley
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Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 71, fols. 48-50
Original, signed. Concerning payment for Dowden's life of Shelley Mentions Sir Henry Taylor Incipit: Many thanks for the letters which...
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates:
28 July 1883
Extract from Blackwood's Magazine of a passage in the journal of Sir Richmond Shakespear, who arranged a treaty in Jun 1840 between Russia and the Khan of Khyva, by which he was permitted to escort enslaved Russian prisoners held by the latter to the Caspian Sea
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 32, pp. 463-466
The passage describes the arrival of the prisoners in their own country and how this act would, he hoped, rebound to the glory of Britain.
Extents: 4 pages
Dates:
Jun 1842
Extracts about matters relating to the Constitution, including excerpts from The Life and Letters of Sir John Henniker Heaton Bart by Mrs Adrian Porter and from The Broad Stone of Empire by Charles Bruce, also concerning the Oriental Bank, Government House, archives, the death of Lois Raoul, the Indian community, and capital punishment
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 409/9, folder 5, fols. 1-45
Extents: 45 Leaves
Dates:
21 Jun 1879-20 Apr 1889
General correspondence, Jan-Dec 1873
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Shelfmark: MS. Murray 2/1
Comprises:
Folder 1. Correspondence, Jan-Jul 1873, including many requests for a copy of Murray's book Dialects of the Southern Counties of Scotland, published this year. Includes several letters from L.L. [Louis Lucien] Bonaparte, mostly in English, but some in French. Some other names in folder include: Alexander J. Ellis; Sir Walter Elliot; Edward A. Freeman (the historian);...
Extents: 1 box (2 folders)
Dates:
Jan-Dec 1873
Jameson Raid: Letter from B.F. Hawksley to Cecil Rhodes, written during the Select Committee's Inquiry, 22 May 1897
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 1647, Vol. 1, fols. 229-234
This letter makes clear Hawksley's views (which differ from those of Maguire, Beit, and Harris) that the cables from Harris in 1895 about talks with the Colonial Office should be produced as evidence despite their threat to Chamberlain's position; speculating on the disappearance of copies from the Cable Company's files (with a reference to Sir Robert Herbert, a Director of the company - the link between Sir Robert Herbert and the Cable Company was established by Lord Blake); and outlining...
Extents: 6 Leaves
Dates:
22 May 1897
to Jane Shelley
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Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 70, fols. 6-7
Original, signed. Concerning the death of Mrs Shelley Mentions [Mary] Shelley; Sir Percy [Florence Shelley] Incipit: We were much shocked...
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates:
5 Feb. 1851