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SMF Memorandum, Nov 1993-May 1998
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Shelfmark: PUB 646/1-27
Comprises:
PUB 646/1 - No. 1: PROVIDER CHOICE: 'OPTING IN' THROUGH THE PRIVATE FINANCE INITIATIVE, by Michael Fallon, Nov 1993;
PUB 646/2 - No. 2: THE IMPORTANCE OF RESOURCE ACCOUNTING, by Evan Davis, Dec 1993;
PUB 646/3 - No. 3: WHY THERE IS NO TIME TO TEACH: WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE NATIONAL...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
Nov 1993-May 1998
Various drafts, Sep-Nov 1954, n.d.
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Shelfmark: MSS. Mus. b. 374-375
MS. Mus. b. 374: Titled (or otherwise identifiable) works, unfinished, or only known from these incomplete manuscripts, 68 leaves, Sep-Nov 1954, n.d.
(fols. 1-2v) Cataman songs. Rough pencil draft, completed.
(fols. 3-13v) ['The retired cat'], setting of William Cowper's poem. Pencil sketches for voice and piano.
(fols. 14-22) String trio. Piano rough draft, ?completed....
Extents: 2 shelfmarks
Dates:
Sep-Nov 1954, n.d.
Vol. IV, 'Poems for Musick', 1737
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Shelfmark: MS. Eng. d. 3626
Fols. 1-75 in the hand of an amanuensis, possibly Hoadly's wife Elizabeth, much of the remainder in Hoadly's hand. Includes a number of pastorals, oratorios and other works (many of them published in contemporary editions), with notes of the composers (mainly Maurice Greene), and of performance
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Extents: 189 Leaves
Dates:
1737
"Ή Παλμήρου τού ψαλμωδία", 17th century
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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 886
"Seu versus aliquot Anglo-Latini psallendi vel accinendi campanis, a praecellenti super xxx (campanum hic intelligas): relatioque paucarum mutationum aut variationum quatuor quinque et sex campanarum, peritissimis inventarum: in ordinem aggesta per Oliverum Palmer, coronatorem τής Χώμής Βηδφωρδίης, ετει άχνη i.e. MDCLVIII". A very curious arrangement of bell-changes, marked not by numbers in figures, but by letters of the Hebrew alphabet, set to verses from the Vulgate version of...
Dates:
17th century
Green Book XV. Letters to Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Jan-Jun 1842
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Shelfmark: MS. M. Deneke Mendelssohn d. 41
Comprises letters from: 1. Printed circular, Stadttheater, Leipzig, Jan 1842. 2. B. Schott's Söhne. Mainz, 1 Jan 1842. 3. Clara Schumann. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 4. F[erdinand] David. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 5. [Carl] Fr[iedrich] Kistner. Leipzig, 3 Jan 1842. 6. W[illiam] Bartholomew. London, 4 Jan 1842. 7. Livia Frege. Leipzig, 4 Jan. 8. Maria B. Hawes. London, 4 Jun 1842. 9. [Carl] Fr[iedrich]...
Extents: 334 items
Dates:
Jan-Jun 1842
Reviews, 1949-1988
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Shelfmark: MS. 5985/35
'Mr Koestler's New System'. Review of Arthur Koestler, Insight and Outlook. New Statesman, 1949. Typescript.
'A Lot of Learning'. Review of Aldous Huxley, Adonis and the Alphabet and Other Essays, The Spectator, 1956. Typescript.
'Critical Notice'. Review of P.F. Strawson, Individuals. The Indian Journal of...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
1949-1988
Biographical entries for an unpublished 'East African and Rhodesian Who's Who' compiled by Ferdinand Stephen Joelson: Rosselli - Sanders, Harold, 1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 2365/63
Name: Rosselli, Frank Ernest James; Occupation: Stockbroker; Date of Birth: 1890; Address at time of submitting biographical data: S. Rhodesia
Name: Rosset, M. S.; Occupation: c/o Polish Consulate; Date of Birth: n. d. ; Address at time of submitting biographical data: N. Rhodesia
Name: Rossmore, William Westenra; Occupation: Lieut.; Date of Birth: 1892; Address at time of...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
Anna Gurney at the Hotel de Bristol, Paris, to Isambert, in French, about the interesting papers that he had given them, her plea to Buxton to procure for Isambert information on imports and exports of British colonies for 1834
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, pp. 176-180
Also about her belief that things were going well in the colonies and that land values had risen in Jamaica. She observes that, at the end of Isambert's lecture, M. de las Cases had said that the French colonies would submit to the abolition of slavery if a form of vagrant legislation were introduced, and comments that this was the very move that Buxton feared for British colonies as it would reduce apprentices to a new form of slavery following the abolition of the apprenticeship system. To...
Extents: 5 pages
Dates:
24 Jun 1838
"Arch at Fontainebleau, done by my methods, by a French artist" [Fontainebleau], 1 Aug 1835 - 20 Feb 1848
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Shelfmark: MS. 21088 photogr. 2, item 2
Image titled "Arch at Fontainebleau, done by my methods, by a French artist", taken between 1 Aug 1835 and 20 Feb 1848. The french artist in question is the Marquis of Bassano, Joseph Hugues, to whom the original negative has been attributed. Annotations by Sir David Brewster on a print of this image at the J Paul Getty read "H. F. Talbot copied".The correct name for the gateway pictured is the Dauphin's Entrance, sometimes also called the Baptistry Entrance.Along the...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
1 Aug 1835 - 20 Feb 1848
Ashmolean I, 1955-1967
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Shelfmark: MS. Wind 17
Correspondence and other papers, 1955-1967, relating to the Ashmolean Museum, its organisation and funding, collections, library, and relations to other departments of the University of Oxford, including:
Folder 1: ‘Ashmolean, 1955-61': Edgar Wind's correspondence, memoranda and other papers, 1955-1967, relating to the business of the Ashmolean Museum, including the memorandum on the Museum’s additional...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
1955-1967
Buxton to Anna Gurney, about her two papers on commerce commenting on their form as she had requested and some papers he was sending her, 4 May 1838
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, p. 141a-m
He describes an interview with Lord Howick, who warned him about the dangerous climate in Sierra Leone but seemed to be won over to his view on the value of commerce in the end, another interview with Palmerston, and their advice first to present an outline of his pamphlet in Jul, when they would have time to consider it during the vacation and then to prepare the pamphlet for publication by the end of the year. He was delegating this task to her, stipulating that she should first outline...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
4 May 1838
Buxton to Captain Trotter, about the rumours circulated about the loss of life of the expedition, which had been quelled by his brother, Alexander, making public the information contained in Trotter's own letters and by Trew's publication of a short statement of the facts, an appeal for prayer for the expedition on 12 Dec, and the reports they had received of this day of prayer
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 20, pp. 360-363
He was confident that the expedition would succeed in its intent but anxious to receive more letters and to hear that Fishbourne was no longer detained by lack of men. He observes that the expedition seemed to have been just as successful as they had hoped in view of the treaties made, the demand for missionaries, the acceptance of a catechist, and the purchase of land in what seemed to be, for Africa, a healthy situation. Despite the regrettable loss of life, and in view of the noble...
Extents: 4 pages
Dates:
21 Dec 1841
Buxton to John Jeremie, about his intention to move for the renewal of the Apprenticeship Committee being frustrated by his son's illness, his intention to move for it on his return to London, and the expectation that Gladstone would oppose it
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 15, pp. 276-278
He comments on the replacement of Lord Sligo by Sir Lionel Smith, whom he suspects of being in the hands of the plantation owners, the expected return of Sturge and Scoble from the West Indies with a large amount of evidence, and the comfort he derived from the knowledge that it could only last another three years. He writes of two teachers sent by the Mico Charity to Mauritius and his own pleasure on hearing in what affection he was held there. He quotes a paragraph from Tom Macaulay's...
Extents: 3 pages
Dates:
8 May 1837
Chairman's Office correspondence with Macmillan and his Private Office, Apr-Oct 1963
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Shelfmark: CCO 20/8/7
Correspondents include:-
Bligh, Tim, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister
Boyle, Edward, MP for Birmingham Handsworth
Butler, RA, Deputy Prime Minister and First Secretary of State
Dean, Paul, Assistant Director, Conservative Research Department
Eccles, David, 1st Viscount Eccles
Edwards, Sir Eric, Baron Chelmer,...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Apr-Oct 1963
Conservative Party Publications 1902, 1902
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Shelfmark: PUB 394
Includes:
PUB 394/1 - The Education Question: Summary and Text of the Education Bill, 1902., Conservative Publication Department, 1902 [173, pp. 16]
PUB 394/2 - The Education Bill 1902. A Speech Delivered by the Prime Minister, the Right Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, M.P. at Manchester, on October 14th, 1902, to the Thirty-Sixth Annual Conference...
Extents: 14 items
Dates:
1902
Correspondents with names beginning with A-E, 1957-1958
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Contains:
(fols. 3-13) correspondence between Michael Scott and Jane Symonds, Africa Bureau, Betts, and Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, concerning the Central African Correspondence scheme, the possibility of establishing a legal aid bureau, and a reference from Hilda Selwyn-Clarke for Joan Wicken, former Assistant, Commonwealth Office of the Parliamentary Labour Party, 24 Jun-22 Dec 1958
(fols....
Extents: 144 Leaves
Dates:
1957-1958
Disarmament Campaign (II): Correspondence and papers, Jun-Dec 1981; Mar 1982
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Shelfmark: CCO 20/37/3
Correspondents include:-
Blaker, Peter, Minister of State for the Armed Forces
Cowell, Tim, Assistant Director (Youth), Conservative Central Office
Craine, Peter, Ministry of Defence
Garner, Sir Anthony, Director of Organisation and Community Affairs, Conservative Central Office
Howarth, Alan, Director, Conservative Research...
Extents: 1 file
Dates:
Jun-Dec 1981; Mar 1982
Economic Development, 1945-1952
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(fols. 1-6) Workers' Grievances. Letter from Melville Joseph, representing the workers of Mahe, to Collet about an interview with G.G. Eastwood, Assistant Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, enclosing an extract from a confidential letter about Eastwood's visit (two copies of each document), 26-31 Mar 1949. (fols. 7-22) Fisheries:
(fols. 7-13) correspondence between Creech Jones,...
Extents: 28 Leaves
Dates:
1945-1952
Functions attended by Creech Jones, 1937-1961
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Comprises:
(fol. 1) invitation to meet visitors from the colonial Empire at Lancaster House, 7 May 1937
(fols. 2-9) invitation to the Coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, with other papers connected with arrangements for it, 12 May 1937
(fols. 10-16) invitation to Mr and Mrs Creech Jones to be present in Westminster Hall on the visit of the President of the...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1937-1961
General correspondence, Jan.-June 1990
File
Shelfmark: MS. Berlin 225
Includes letters from and copies of letters to:
(fols. 159, 172, 176) Alistair Cooke
(fols. 143-148) ...
Extents: 184 Leaves
Dates:
Jan.-June 1990