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Copies of papers of Count Lorenzo Magalotti
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Shelfmark: MS. Add. C. 10
Copies of eight letters from Magalotti, forming fols. 26-37, 58-127, of a larger volume (see MS. Add. C. 3): some are scientific, one (fol. 1) is 'sopra un passo del Concilio Niceno'; two (fols. 72, 74 are to the first Lord Somers, Sept. 27 and Dec. 17, 1709, preceded by a copy of one from Lord Somers to Sir Henry Newton, envoy at Florence, Dec. 9, 1709 (fol. 70). Notes on fols. 1, 4, and elsewhere in these volumes may be in Magalotti's hand, but some of the statements in the...
Extents: 83 Leaves
Dates:
written in the first half of the 18th century
A copy of Sampson Erdeswicke's View of Staffordshire in the earlier epistolary form
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Shelfmark: MS. Gough Staffs. 4
A copy of Sampson Erdeswicke's View of Staffordshire in the earlier epistolary form, which beg. 'Sr, Haveing disposed', and ends in the account of Wolverhampton with 'Councellour to King Edward the 4th.': then follows:
Domesday for the county, indexes, a letter from sir Simon Degge to George Digby of Sandon, 20 Feb. 16 6/7 9/0 (p. 86)
arms of the gentry of Staffordshire (p. 89)...
Extents: 122 pages
Dates:
Written in about A.D. 1700
Correspondence, 1-30 Sep 1926
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Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 3 / 2
Correspondence on reports of anti-British activities involving the strike pickets and successful naval action taken against them in Canton and Swatow; reports on the civil war in China; private talks between Eugene Chen and Brenan, and an agreement to allow the Canton Government to police the wharves, provided the British withheld naval activity in Canton; support by Clementi for continued action against the pickets and for legal recognition of the Canton Government by Britain; the...
Extents: 266 Leaves
Dates:
1-30 Sep 1926
Correspondence, 1-14 Mar 1927
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Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 7 / 1
Correspondence on O'Malley's departure from Hankow and his replacement by Teichman; the question of allowing political refugees to remain in Hong Kong; emergency regulations issued by Clementi to control the activities of the Unions; reports on the trade and military situation, including the civil war in China; Clementi's continued support for force to be used against the 'Bolshevised South'; the British agreement over the concession at Kukiang; reports of the growing power struggle between...
Extents: 101 Leaves
Dates:
1-14 Mar 1927
Correspondence, 20-29 Apr 1927
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Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 8 / 3
Correspondence on the possible imposition of sanctions against the Hankow Government over the Nanking incident, and the increasing lack of support of the Seamen's Union in Hong Kong; a personal appreciation by Admiral Boyle of the situation in China and the plan to attack the Bogue forts and Dane Island; confusion over the true political and military positions of the Hankow Government and Chiang Kai-shek; the deferral of British military action against the South; inauguration of a new...
Extents: 98 Leaves
Dates:
20-29 Apr 1927
Correspondence, 2-14 May 1927
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Shelfmark: MSS. Ind. Ocn. s. 352 / 8 / 4
Correspondence on Labour Day celebrations in Shanghai and Hankow; reports on the civil war and the continuing struggle between factions of the Nationalist party; trade situation reports; Chang Tso-lin's request for British support, and unofficial attempts to promote a rapprochement between him and Chiang Kai-shek; alleviation of the labour shortage in Singapore; continued Chinese objections to German colonial aspirations; police reports on frontier incidents; General Li Chai-sum's request...
Extents: 116 Leaves
Dates:
2-14 May 1927
Correspondence and Memoranda, Sep 1997-Jul 2001
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Shelfmark: CCO 508/1/64
Comprises correspondence and memoranda of Edward McMillan-Scott MEP, arranged as follows:
CCO 508/1/64/1 - Correspondence and memoranda, Sep 1997-Apr 2001;
CCO 508/1/64/2 - General and administrative correspondence, Nov 1997-Jun 2000;
CCO 508/1/64/3 - Additional correspondence and memoranda, Jun 1999-Jul 2001.
Correspondents...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
Sep 1997-Jul 2001
Correspondence and papers - after transfer to Mombasa, 15 Nov 1940-3 Oct 1941
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Correspondence and miscellaneous papers, after Thacker's transfer to Mombasa. Correspondents include the following:
Edward J. O'Farrell, Registrar, Supreme Court of Kenya, Nairobi (fols. 174, 129, 90)
T.J. O'Shea, Petrol Control Officer (fol. 169)
James J. Hayden (fols. 159-163, 154, 125)
W.A. Grinsted, British East African Met. Service (fols....
Extents: 368 Leaves
Dates:
15 Nov 1940-3 Oct 1941
Correspondence and papers relating to research by Kenneth Rose for King George V (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1983), including transcripts from manuscript and published sources, 1926-2004 and n.d. [c.1940-1980]
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Shelfmark: MS. 11883/186
Comprises: 'Waterhouse letters of interest', correspondence relating to papers of Sir Ronald Waterhouse, Private Secretary to Prime Ministers Bonar Law and Stanley Baldwin, bought by Rose at Sotheby's in 1979 for his research on George V and later sold, 1926-1997 letters, 1939-1941, received by John Gore, biographer of King George V, and related papers, later passed to Rose, 1939-1983 and n.d. [c.1940-1976] papers relating to the Civil List and other...
Extents: 1 box (6 folders)
Dates:
1926-2004 and n.d. [c.1940-1980]
Correspondence: Irvine - Kurrle, 1867-1914
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 1525/15
Comprises:
folder 1: Irvine & Woodward, James Irvine, and John Capper & Co.; coast trading, 15 Jun 1867-12 Nov 1873
folder 2: Irvine & Woodward, James Irvine, and John Capper & Co.; coast trading, 24 Jan 1874-27 Aug 1910
folder 3: Johnstone, Sir Harry; trade and administration in Oil Rivers, Congo Reform, 4 Jan 1888-15 Nov 1902
folder 4:...
Extents: 9 folders
Dates:
1867-1914
Correspondence, marked 'private and personal', with O.L. Hancock, Commissioner, Virgin Islands, 16 Jan-10 Oct 1924
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 371/2, folder 3, fols. 10-24
Comprises:
(fols. 10-11) letter from Hancock giving his first impressions of the Virgin Islands, and referring to the Hospital Matron, Miss Elsdon, and the bad staff quarters at the hospital, and the need for a new government motor launch, 16 Jan 1924
(fols. 12-14) letter from Hancock describing his visit to the island of Anegada, and referring to the cotton crop and agricultural...
Extents: 15 Leaves
Dates:
16 Jan-10 Oct 1924
Correspondence, memoranda, speech transcripts and extracts from Hansard and the Campaign Guide, Mar 1975-Jun 1976
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Shelfmark: CPP/KJ 16/5
Concerning immigration, including repatriation, opportunities for restricting immigration, and illegal immigration. Correspondents include:
Bell, Ronald, MP for Beaconsfield (1974-1982)
Dobbs, Michael, Conservative Research Department
Gilmour, Ian, Shadow Home Secretary (1975-1976)
Joseph, Sir Keith, Shadow Minister with responsibility for...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Mar 1975-Jun 1976
Correspondence of the Centre for Chinese Studies' Management Committee; meeting notes; papers relating to China Fund Fellowships; and the Economics Training Programme
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Shelfmark: MS University Archives CH 7
Comprises:
Correspondence of Sir Alec Cairncross, Chairman of the Centre for Chinese Studies Management Committee, 1986-1987 (= Closed).
Selection notes and related papers regarding students on the Economics Training Programme (ETP), 1986-1988 (= Closed).
Circular from Anne Lonsdale, Secretary of the University's Overseas Committee, to all Heads of Societies and Senior...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1986-1990
Correspondents with names beginning with P-S, 1956-1962
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Contains:
(fols. 12-15) correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Frank Pilgrim concerning an article by him for Venture in reply to George Cadbury's article on the Jamaican attitude to Federation, 4 May-25 Jun 1959
(fol. 32) letter from Catherine Hoskyns to Sir Gilbert Rennie concerning the Central African Federal Finance Minister's comments on an article...
Extents: 82 Leaves
Dates:
1956-1962
CPC Pamphlets 1982-1983, 1982-1983
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Shelfmark: PUB 573
Includes:
PUB 573/1 - Why Electoral Change?: the case for PR examined, Rt. Hon. Sir Angus Maude M.P. and John Szemerey, Conservative Political Centre, Jan 1982 [CPC 511-521-681, pp. 56]
PUB 573/2 - Financial Discipline Restored: the road to economic recovery, Rt. Hon. Nigel Lawson M.P., Conservative Political Centre, May 1982 [CPC...
Extents: 7 items
Dates:
1982-1983
CPC Pamphlets 1987, 1987
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Shelfmark: PUB 180/45-53
Includes:
PUB 180/45 - New Life for Old Estates, Dr George Bailey, Conservative Political Centre, Feb 1987 [CPC 766-0510, pp. 27]
PUB 180/47 - Partnership for paralysis: Liberal and SDP policies examined, Sir Geoffrey Howe M.P., Conservative Political Centre, Mar 1987 [CPC 0510-769, pp. 14]
PUB 180/48 - ...
Extents: 8 items
Dates:
1987
Diary 1968, 1968
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Shelfmark: MS. 12864/2 = RES
Subjects discussed in this diary include: BBC television programmes, including Till Death Us Do Part, Talkback, Thirty Minute Theatre (specifically episode The Chequers Manoeuvre) and Man Alive; Malcolm Muggeridge, including his resignation as Rector of Edinburgh University (23 January) and his television programmes; the National Viewers' and Listeners' Association and the Clean-Up TV Campaign; the National...
Extents: 1 volume
Dates:
1968
Drafts and copies of treatises
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Shelfmark: MS. Clar. Press c. 17
Drafts and copies of treatises, including:
(fols. ii-58) drafts of 'The sacramental body and blood of Christ not properly sacrificed in the eucharist: a copy of a letter written to the late reverend Mr. John Johnson', 1717
(fols. 66-194) preface and essay concerning the 'history of the present controversy about a proper breaden sacrifice', 1725
(fols. 195-278) draft of...
Extents: 528 Leaves
Dates:
1717-1744
Edmund Campion's History of Ireland and 'Chronica Regum Anglie per Thomam Otterbourne.'
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Shelfmark: MS. Jones 6
A. Fol. 3. Edmund Campion's History of Ireland, in English, made in A.D. 1571, the particular transcript from which sir James Ware printed the work in 1633 in his Two Histories of Ireland. More than one scribe seem to have been employed. B. Fol. 103. 'Chronica Regum Anglie per Thomam Otterbourne.' Though Hearne in his edition of Otterbourne (Oxon. 1732) nowhere alludes to this MS., yet he seems to quote its readings as those of 'F', and does mention that...
Extents: 173 Leaves
Dates:
Written (A) early in the 17th century, and (B) about A.D. 1640-1650 (?)
to Jane Shelley
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Shelfmark: MS. Abinger c. 71, fols. 93-7
Original, signed. Concerning a sale of Shelley-related manuscripts; et al. Mentions Percy [Florence Shelley]; Charles Hodges; [George Gordon]...
Extents: 5 Leaves
Dates:
25 Oct. 1883