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Book reviews, letters to the editor, and obituaries published in The Kenya Weekly News, 1960-1964
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Book reviews:
(item 1) The Diaries of Lord Lugard,1889-1892, ed. by Margery Perham and Mary Bull, 5 Feb 1960
(item 2) Imperial British East Africa Company, by E.R. Vere-Hodge, 27 Jan 1961
(item 3) An African Economy, by Hugh Fearn, 9 Jun 1961
(item 4) The...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1960-1964
Buxton to Joseph John Gurney, enclosing a copy of the covering letter to his book and a list of the people to whom it was sent, and mentioning what he had done to get it reviewed in The Times, advising him to instruct Murray to send it to several journals and some county newspapers
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 19, p. 439
He writes of his intention to follow Hannah to Halesworth and to continue to Felthorpe, and of the dinner to be given by the Fry's that evening to Trotter, Sir Edward Parry, Washington, and others to discuss Africa. (Copy.)
Extents: 1 page
Dates:
15 Oct 1840
Buxton to Lushington, about sending him an 'Atlas' of 27 Jun that he thought did not put the matter badly; also, a box of Naples soap
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 19, p. 308
He asks if Sir George Stephen might come to the Agricultural dinner on Tuesday because he would be useful and could be very difficult if he thought himself to be slighted in any way. He also asks if he might invite Arthur Kett Barclay, whom he expected to donate £5,000. He inquires whether there was to be Court mourning and whether he should postpone their dimer because there would be a great deal of parliamentary business on Friday 10, it being the last Supply Day.
Extents: 1 page
Dates:
2 Jul 1840
to Mary Shelley, n.d.
Item
Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 51, fols. 65-8
Original, signed. Concerning Mrs Shelley's struggles for her son; Norton's family; et al. Mentions Percy [Florence Shelley]; Lord Palmerston, [Henry] Temple; Lord Lansdowne, ...
Extents: 4 Leaves
Dates:
n.d.
Central African Council: Mounted press cuttings: closer association/federation and related matters, Southern Rhodesian (Zimbabwean) press, Aug 1952-1953
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Shelfmark: MSS. Welensky Papers 99
The Central African Council (CAC) inter-governmental organisation, with a secretariat in Salisbury (Harare), was brought into being in 1945. It may be seen as either as a substitute for amalgamation/federation of the three Central African territories or as a precursor of some form of closer association. Welensky was a member. The majority of the files in this section originated with the CAC's secretariat. The last Secretary of the CAC, F.H.N. Parry, became Secretary, Department...
Extents: 5 folders
Dates:
Aug 1952-1953
Chairman's correspondence with the Conservative Research Department, Feb-Dec 1967
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Shelfmark: CCO 20/49/1
Correspondents include:-
Barber, Tony, Conservative Party Chairman
Craig, Colin, Personal Assistant to Party Chairman Edward du Cann
Douglas, James, Assistant Director (Research), Conservative Research Department
Fraser, Sir Michael, Deputy Party Chairman
Gray, Hamish, Institute of Economic Affairs Ltd
Pears, Gordon,...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Feb-Dec 1967
Charles Lushington to Mrs Upcher, about the reports he was receiving regarding the behaviour of the Black workers on his seven plantations in Clarendon, Kingston, Jamaica, and his occasional fears that they might at some time have been treated as badly as some of the indigenous people they heard about, which were alleviated by the reports
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 18, p. 89
He also comments on the rumour that Lord John Russell was the principal instrument in breaking up the Ministry and that Sir Robert Peel had visited the Queen and presumably accepted office. (Copy.)
Extents: 1 page
Dates:
8 May 1839
to Mary Shelley
Item
Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 50, fols. 61-2
Original, signed. Concerning health and money; news of acquaintances; et al. Mentions [Thomas Love] Peacock; Charles [Clairmont]; ...
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates:
14 Oct. 1844
Committee on the Training of Nurses for the Colonies
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 400 / 141 / 1
The papers comprise: (fols. 1-12) correspondence between the Colonial Office (Sir George Gater, T. I. K. Lloyd, H. W. Davidson) and the Overseas Nursing Association about the setting-up of a committee to examine the question of training, both in the UK and overseas, for nurses to serve in colonial territories, and about the appointment of Miss M. Gawan Taylor as a member of the committee, 20 Sep.-17 Dec. 1943 (item 1) Nursing education related to the...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Mar. 1941-Aug. 1945
Committees, Councils, and Commissions: Railways, Colonial Empire Marketing, and Colonial Development, 1933-1941
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 284/30
Folder 1: The Beira Railway Company Limited, 1933-1938:
in Apr 1933, Chancellor was appointed a Trustee for the 6 1/2% Debenture Stock-holders of the Company, his fellow Trustee being Baron Frederic d'Erlanger
the papers consist of correspondence, chiefly with A.J. Lavington, Secretary of the Company, and Messrs Slaughter and May, stockbrokers, and documents concerning the Trust.
...
Extents: 6 folders
Dates:
1933-1941
Conservative Group for Europe publications, 1971-2002, 1971-2002
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Shelfmark: PUB 364
Includes:
PUB 364/1 - Britain and Europe: Common Sense on the Common Market, The Rt. Hon. Geoffrey Rippon, Conservative Group for Europe, Mar 1971 [pp. 15]
PUB 364/2 - Our European Destiny, The Rt. Hon. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, Conservative Group for Europe, Jun 1971 [pp. 11]
PUB 364/3 - Super...
Extents: 9 items
Dates:
1971-2002
Correspondence, 1-14 Feb 1928
File
Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 12 / 1
Report on military and political situation in Canton, where Cheung Fat-fui has been driven out of Kwangtung, and the Central Bank has been virtually destroyed; vast extent of opium smuggling operations in Hong Kong; current manager of Chinese Telegraph Office insists he has authority from Peking to remain in office; opening of fourth plenary session in Shanghai; rescinding of extra luxury tax on foreign imports in Swatow; report on conversation between Dr. R.H. Kotewall and Mr. Fu...
Extents: 87 leaves + 1 item
Dates:
1-14 Feb 1928
Correspondence about publication of Tawney's essays, etc.
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Comprises:
(fols. 1-26) correspondence about the publication of a series of essays by R.H. Tawney (The Radical Tradition) between Allen and Unwin publishers, Sir Richard Rees, Harry Nutt, and Creech Jones, literary executors; Rita Hinden, editor; Hugh Gaitskell, whose funeral address (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 332/6, folder 9) formed the introduction to the book; and Ernest Green,...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1962-1964
Correspondence and papers, broadcast, speech and subject file, Jul 1963-Oct 1964
File
Shelfmark: MS. 12110/18
Folders 1: Correspondence (letters and telegrams) with the Commonwealth Relations Office, mainly Duncan Sandys and Sir Saville Garner, in file labelled 'Nairobi confidential CRO correspondence Sandys + Garner'. Includes correspondence discussing Geoffrey de Freitas's appointment as High Commissioner in the proposed East African Federation and his departure from Kenya, Jul 1963-Aug. 1964 Folder 2: Correspondence (some addressed to Helen de Freitas),...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
Jul 1963-Oct 1964
Correspondents files under the letter H described as 'Assorted Alphabetical Files' covering HAS-HIG, 1980-1993
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Shelfmark: MS. Bodmer 144
Subjects include: Professor Stephen Hawking's Companion of Honour award; medical engineering at Oxford University. Correspondents:
Folder 1: Professor Michael P. Hassell, Helen Haste, Dr. Nicholas D. Hastie, David Hatch, Hans-Peter Hauri, Professor Stephen W. Hawking, Phillip Hawkins, Dr. Yasuyuki Hayashi, Mrs Jean Hayes-Michie, Dr Alison Hayman, Susan Penelope Curwen Hazel, Dr. Barton F....
Extents: 1 box (4 folders)
Dates:
1980-1993
CPC Pamphlets 1988, 1988
File
Shelfmark: PUB 181/9-18
Includes:
PUB 181/9 - Living with Nuclear Energy, Giles Chichester, Conservative Political Centre, Feb 1988 [CPC 0510/780, pp. 63]
PUB 181/9a - Reforming Our Schools, Robert Key, Conservative Political Centre, May 1988 [CPC 0510-785, pp. 32]
PUB 181/10 - ILEA: The Closing Chapter, John Bowis...
Extents: 10 items
Dates:
1988
Early Years and Nyasaland (Malawi), bulk: Bulk, 1926-1953, 1888-1896 and c. 1926-1953
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Shelfmark: MSS. Perham 297
Comprises:
folder 1 (item 1) notebook containing Lady Lugard's notes on the family and early life of her husband, with a sketch of his career up to 1914, c. 1926
folder 2 (fols. 1-26) notes by Lady Lugard on his early life, recast and extended by her husband and his brother, n.d., and transcribed by the latter in 1946
folder 3 (fols. 1-30) extracts from the first volume...
Extents: 5 folders
Dates:
Majority of material found within Bulk, 1926-1953; 1888-1896 and c. 1926-1953
East Africa, 1946
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Comprises:
(fols. 1-8) confidential notes on the Economic Development of Uganda by the Governor, Sir John Hathorn Hall, 18 Apr 1946
(fols. 9-11) newspaper cuttings on Creech Jones's speech on Kenya, his East African visit, and the weighing of the Aga Khan, 18 Jul-16 Aug 1946
(fols. 12-21) itinerary for Creech Jones's visit to Africa with a sketch-map of East Africa;...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1946
East African Pensioners' Association, 1951-1960
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Comprises:
(fols. 1-6) circular letters Nos. 7, 8, 10, and 11, 31 Dec 1951-13 Feb 1957
(fols. 7-34 and item 1) correspondence and related papers about special rates for car insurance for members, 8 Dec 1958-24 May 1960
(fols. 35-49) correspondence between Ansdell and the Civil Servants' Associations of Tanganyika (Tanzania), Uganda, Zanzibar, and Nyasaland, about...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1951-1960
English historical papers, 1626-1721, a few earlier
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Shelfmark: MS. Add. C. 303
English historical papers, among them are:
some addressed to the earl of Arundel, 1626 (fol. 3);
law papers of 1630, etc. (fols. 23, 31, 82);
Star Chamber case against John Traske, June 10, 1618 (fol. 38v);
papers about the new charter for Gloucester city, Jan. 1671/2 (fols. 58, 180, 225);
part of a detailed account of the trial of Edm....
Extents: 230 Leaves
Dates:
1626-1721, a few earlier