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Religious meditations, extracts, and observations, by [Mrs. Elizabeth Burnet], late 17th to early 18th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1092, fol. 136
The first passage is headed: "A reflection on the chang of my condition of widowhood for a second mariag". She had married, for her second husband, a bishop, and the children referred to in the preceding diary appear to have been his. She was married in 1700, as a passage dated Aug. 8, 1699 at fol. 140 b. is noted as being "the year before I maryed". From all the particulars mentioned here, and in the preceding diary, it becomes evident that the writer is the...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
late 17th to early 18th century
Research on Africa. Memoranda - Interviews, 1925-1927
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Comprises:
(fol. 1) generalised table of contents of the file, n.d.
(fols. 2-6) notes on reports studied, institutions of use to the work of the African Group, and its scheme of research, n.d.
(fols. 7-9) notes of conversations with Lord Lovat and Major Furse, n.d.
(fols. 10-11) newspaper cuttings, 1927
(fols. 12-17) 'Arguments for...
Extents: 90 Leaves
Dates:
1925-1927
Seven letters from Messrs Booty & Butt, solicitors, to John Brooke Brooke (from J.G. Booty) and to Rev. E.B. Evelyn (from Richard Butt), 1860-1870
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Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 90 Vol. 13, fols. 23-37
Comprises:
(fols. 23-24) letter to John Brooke Brooke, about Mrs Channon's pension, 23 Jan 1860
(fol. 25) letter to John Brooke Brooke, about circular notes on the Oriental Bank, 4 May 1863
(fols. 26-27) letter to John Brooke Brooke, asking to be sent a copy of his pamphlet (see MSS. Pac. s. 90/3, folder 6), 8 Jul 1863
(fols. 28-31) letter to John Brooke...
Extents: 15 Leaves
Dates:
1860-1870
Songs for single voices with music, Written about 1841-1858 by mrs. Edw. Nicholson
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Shelfmark: MS. Mus. c. 44
Songs for single voices with music, written out by the donor's mother, Emily Wall, afterwards mrs. Edward Nicholson. The following are among the composers:
Barnett, John ('Up! To the forest', fol. 60).
Bellini, Vincenzo ('Do not mingle', fol. 33).
Bishop, Sir Henry Rowley ('My native hills', fol. 9v).
Glover, Charles W. ('Jeannette and Jeannot', fol....
Extents: 84 Leaves
Dates:
Written about 1841-1858 by mrs. Edw. Nicholson
[Tagebuch, IX], Jun.-Nov. 1914
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Shelfmark: MS. Kafka 9
Earlier pagination 626-659. Pp. 660-665 (from a notebook that no longer exists) are MS. Kafka 42, fols. 31-33 A fragment of the diary, including:
(fols. 1r & v, 2v) passages relating to ' Der Verschollene'
(fols. 3-10) ' Verlockung im Dorf'. These leaves were originally loosely inserted in a 'Spare loose cover [brown...
Extents: 19 Leaves
Dates:
Jun.-Nov. 1914
Correspondence I, 1941-1947
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Contains: (fols. 1-68) letters from R.H.B. Dickson, Labour candidate and farmer in Umtali (Mutare), with several enclosures, and two replies from Rita Hinden, 10 Mar 1941-2 Aug 1946:
(fols. 1-12) two letters to Creech Jones, containing criticisms of Godfrey Huggins, the Southern Rhodesia Constitution, Land Apportionment Act, and the proposals for federation, with two cuttings and a reprint...
Extents: 214 Leaves
Dates:
1941-1947
A collection of fragments of Thomas Hearne’s MSS., formerly scattered through various volumes
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 1164
The fragments largely consist of portions of Hearne’s prefaces and notes to various volumes, and lists of his works and of subscribers to them, mingled with a few papers by others. The following entries show the more noticeable items:
(fol. 1) i. The oath of the churchwardens of Great Faringdon, Berks, dated 1518, given to Hearne by Mr. Peers the vicar, 22 July, 1731. Printed in Hearne’s preface to W....
Extents: 407 Leaves
Dates:
early 18th century
Curriculum Vitae general and 1900-1927, 1918-1995
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Shelfmark: MS. Wind 1
Papers relating to Edgar Wind's biography in general, and to his early years 1900-1927, including:
Folder 1: Copies of Wind’s curriculum vitae, 1940, 1955 and post 1967; various papers relating to entries on Edgar Wind in UK, German and US editions of Who’s Who, 1963-1969; draft entry for US edition of Who Was Who, n.d. (post 1971); and further requests for biographical information from various sources,...
Extents: 1 box (7 folders)
Dates:
1918-1995
Biographical entries for an unpublished 'East African and Rhodesian Who's Who' compiled by Ferdinand Stephen Joelson: Kaak - Kendall, 1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 2365/39
Name: Kaak, Lual Deng; Occupation: Chief of Dinka; Date of Birth: n. d. ; Address at time of submitting biographical data: Sudan
Name: Kaderbhoy, Adammaly Ebrahimji; Occupation: Merchant; Date of Birth: 1902; Address at time of submitting biographical data: India; Uganda
Name: Kaggwa, Michael Earnest Kawalya; Occupation: Superintendent of African Trainees; Date of Birth: 1899;...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
Correspondence with other organisations and miscellaneous correspondence from individuals, 1949-1987
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Shelfmark: MS. Rubbra 8
Folder 1 (fols. 1-56E). Organisations: A-Cl. [Letters addressed to Edmund Rubbra unless otherwise stated.]Contains:
(fols. 1-2) John Denison (on behalf of The Arts Council of Great Britain), concerning A Garland for the Queen with a copy of a letter to Kenneth Clark from A. Lascelles (the Queen’s Private Secretary), dated 20 Jul 1953, 23 Jul 1953
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Extents: 1 box (7 folders)
Dates:
1949-1987
Letters from Maria Edgeworth to Peter Holland, 1812-1847
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Shelfmark: MS. 16087/1
Comprises letters from Maria Edgeworth to Peter Holland [unless otherwise stated], some with faint pencil annotation [by Peter Holland?]:
From Edgeworthstown, 2 Jul 1812. Refers to: Dr Holland's article on Saltworks in the Edinburgh Review; Maria's brother William; and Practical Education.
From Edgeworthstown, 10 Aug 1812. Refers to:...
Extents: 1 box (2 folders)
Dates:
1812-1847
'1. Bananas', 1935-1944
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Contains:
(fols. 1-96) 'The Banana Empire (A case study of Economic Imperialism)', by Charles David Kepner, Jr., and Jay Henry Soothill: typescript (two copies) and extract (three copies), 1935
(fols. 97-130) second draft of article by Herbert Hart, about the history of Jamaica's banana industry and Britain's duty towards the colony (corrected typescript), n.d.
(fols....
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1935-1944
14. Highland Hut on the banks of Loch Katrine
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Shelfmark: MS. 21088 photogr. 5, item 14
A Highland Hut on the banks of the Loch Katrine. This album page is shared with another print, ' 15. Scenery of Loch Katrine', shelfmark: MS. 21088 photogr. 5, item 15.Alternate title: Plate 14, "Sun Pictures in Scotland" (1845)
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1-31 Oct 1844
15. Scenery of Loch Katrine
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Shelfmark: MS. 21088 photogr. 5, item 15
View looking across the Loch Katrine with trees in the foreground. This album page is shared with another print, ' 14. Highland Hut on the banks of Loch Katrine', shelfmark: MS. 21088 photogr. 5, item 14.Alternate title: Plate 15, "Sun Pictures in Scotland" (1845)
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1-31 Oct 1844
Abyssinia visit and correspondence, 1920-1933
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Shelfmark: MSS. Lugard 99
File 1, fols. 1-29: Correspondence with Lords Milner and Curzon and R. Sperling of the Foreign Office about Lugard's visit to Abyssinia on behalf of the Abyssinia Corporation, "a Company founded on the initiative of the F.O. to promote British commercial interests in that country", 1920. Also a memorandum by him and a blue-print of a projected light railway, with additional notes, 1920.
File 2,...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1920-1933
Barbados, 1937-1939
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Comprises:
(fols. 1-2) correspondence between G. Herbert Adams and Creech Jones about the former's offer of information on problems in Barbados and Creech Jones's attempt to arrange a meeting between Adams and the Labour Group of Members, 12-17 Nov 1937
(fol. 3) letter from Creech Jones to Peter Blackman about the drafting of a letter to responsible leaders or unions in Barbados by the...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1937-1939
Buganda: Deportation of the Kabaka
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Shelfmark: MSS. Perham 520
Comprises:
folder 1 (fols. 1-24) correspondence about the Kabaka and the British Government's decision to deport him, 1952-1955
folder 2 (fols. 1-10 and item 1) Uganda Protectorate: Withdrawal of Recognition from Kabaka Mutesa II of Buganda, Cmd. 9028, with comments on the White Paper by the Buganda Delegation and its press statements, 1953
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Extents: 12 folders
Dates:
Majority of material found within Bulk, 1952-1955; 1952-1967
Buxton to Hannah Buxton, on his way to Weymouth in preparation for the forthcoming elections, 30 Oct 1832
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444* (1), pp. 44-45
In preparation for the forthcoming elections. He describes visits he has paid to various members of the family and to friends, all of whom had seemed very pleased with the letters he had written to [Sir Bethel] Codrington, especially the last one, which Priscilla had in fact written for him. He writes that Joseph [John Gurney] and Sam [Hoare] have offered to contribute a third each of his election expenses, and describes how he had spent the journey down in recalling ten great mercies and...
Extents: 2 pages
Dates:
30 Oct 1832
Buxton to Jeremie, about his disappointment that he had not been given the post of Chief Justice and the good reports he had received of the health of Jeremie's daughter
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, pp. 223-224
He writes of the reception given to his book in England and the hope that Jeremie would soon receive his copy. He expects that a company resembling the East India Company would soon be set up for Africa, asking whether Jeremie's health and spirits would enable him to undertake the Governorship if this were so, and warning him again that it was possible that the government would not allow him to choose his agents. He mentions that Lushington had succeeded Sir John Nicholl as Judge of the...
Extents: 2 pages
Dates:
29 Oct 1838
Buxton to Mrs Trotter, thanking her for information on the expedition and explaining how busy he was with the affairs of Africa in the country
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 20, pp. 29-30
He asks her to let him know of any way in which he could help her husband. He also asks her to provide him with details on a number of points concerning the expedition that he would use in his speech at the Norfolk meeting, together with some anecdotes to amuse his audience. He refers to the success of the day of prayer, thanks her for Dr Muir's letter, and writes that he was sending the letter from Sir James Stuart about a picture of Samuel Gurney. He inquires as to whether she and Trotter...
Extents: 2 pages
Dates:
9 Nov 1840