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Loose papers, n.d.
File
Shelfmark: MS. Kafka 48
Includes:
(fols. 1-76) 'Beilagen', various notes (many in the hand of Max Brod) and other items formerly loosely inserted in Kafka manuscripts, each note or group of notes preceded by a card or slip of paper with notes by Sir Malcolm Pasley, arranged in MS. Kafka number order, and including (fol. 3) a Czech postcard, n.d. (without any writing on it), from MS. Kafka 1, and (fols. 74-76) two leaves in...
Extents: 98 Leaves
Dates:
n.d.
Lushington to Buxton, about the resignation of the government the previous day and Lord Melbourne's declaration that he was resigning office because he was not allowed to fully implement the Emancipation Act, protect Black people, and keep faith with Parliament
Item
Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 18, p. 92e-m
He remarks on the strangeness of a Whig Government being defeated by the consequences of the Abolition Act, which it had itself carried, and asks whether the Anti-Slavery Party ought to express its regret that the resignation had taken place on those grounds even though he himself could take no part in such demonstration because he was politically so closely allied to Melbourne and Lord John Russell. He adds that he did not wish the Anti-Slavery Party to be involved in any political manner,...
Extents: 1 item
Dates:
8 May 1839
Memoranda, bulletins and printed papers, 1951
folder
Memoranda, bulletins and printed papers:
(fols. 61-62) extracts from the Rand Daily Mail and the Star about renewed proposals by Malan for incorporation of the High Commission Territories (Lesotho, Botswana, and Eswatini) in South Africa, and a statement by Gordon-Walker, S/S C.R., 7-9 Feb 1951
(fols. 63-66) Commonwealth Relations...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1951
Obituary notices, correspondence about Milner, and press cuttings, 1905-1933
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Also, three unfoliated items. Comprises: Correspondence, 1924-1933:
(fol. 1) note by Worsfold headed 'Obituary Packet', describing the papers contained in this file; correspondence, 1924-1933, n.d.
(fols. 2-5) letter from G. Jackson Crow with list of Milner's contemporaries at King's College, London, 15 Jun 1924
(fols. 6-8) letter from Lord Ulswater about his...
Extents: 95 Leaves
Dates:
1905-1933
Official printed papers, 1935-1944
folder
Contains:
(item 1) Ordinance No. 23 - Customs Duties Ordinance (30 pp.), 22 Nov 1935
(item 2) Ordinance No. 7 - Colonisation Fund Ordinance (6 pp.), 23 Apr 1937
(item 3) Sessional Paper No. 1: Report by Case on River Communication to the Interior (14 pp.), 1940
(item 4) Sessional Paper No. 153: Budget Statement by the Colonial Secretary (6 pp.), 26 Nov...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1935-1944
Priscilla Johnston to Joseph John Gurney, about the departure of her mother and sister, Richenda, for Runcton and that of her father for London on receiving a letter from Josiah Forster, which changed his whole outlook regarding the anti-apprenticeship movement and the Delegates
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 17, pp. 102-103
She writes of the unexpected attitude of the House of Lords to the question, the support of Lord Sligo, the Bishop of London, and others for the agitation, the arrival of petitions, the Motion to be put in the House of Commons by Sir George Strickland and supported by Joseph Pease, and the consequent possibility of a majority in that House, as assessed by Lushington. She records Buxton's intention to act in the way that was best for the cause regardless of his own reputation and their own...
Extents: 2 pages
Dates:
26 Mar 1838
The Psalter, in Latin, written chiefly in about the middle of the 14th cent., perhaps at Norwich
File
Shelfmark: MS. Douce 366
Preceded by a (rather later) calendar and paschal table, and followed at fol. 189v by the usual canticles, creeds and (fol. 206) litany: a second more local litany has been added in about A.D. 1400 at fol. 209v. There are fine miniatures and borders on fols. 10, 38, 55v, 71v, 72, 89, 109, 128, 131, 147, and smaller ones elsewhere in profusion, many with grotesques. The latter part of the volume is instructive for the art of illumination, as in some margins the drawing only is...
Extents: 214 Leaves
Dates:
written chiefly in about the middle of the 14th cent., perhaps at Norwich
Songs, vocal duets and trios, mostly with piano accompeniment, 1906-1911, n.d.
File
Shelfmark: MS. Mus. c. 600
(fols. 1-3) Pack, clouds, away! For voice and piano. Words by Thomas Heywood. Dated at end, 'October 1906';
(fols. 4-9v) In the merry month of May. For SBar and piano. 'Pastoral by Nicholas Breton'. Dated at end, 'Oxford, May 11, 1907';
(fols. 10-13) It was a lover and his lass. 'Song from "As you like it", Act V Scene iii by Shakespeare. Composed expressly for and dedicated to...
Extents: 49 Leaves
Dates:
1906-1911, n.d.
Unpublished works, 1958-c. 1971
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Comprises:
(item 1) 'Notes on Early Nandi History', for Inspector of Police, Kapsabet, 1958
(item 2) 'Local Housing Improvement in Nandi', Inter-African Housing and Urbanisation Conference, 1959
(item 3) 'Housing Estates in Nandi District', Inter-African Housing and Urbanisation Conference, 1959
(item 4) 'Housing Estates in Nandi District', Inter-African...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1958-c. 1971
Zanzibar, 1890-1965
File
Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 408/6
Contains:
(fols. 1-6) the guide to Zanzibar extracts - Typescript (C.O.4), n.d.
(fol. 7) agreement between the Sultan and HM's agent and Consul-General placing the dominions of Zanzibar under the protection of Great Britain - photocopy, 14 Jun 1890
(fol. 8) agreement between Great Britain and Zanzibar respecting the possessions of the Sultan on the mainland and adjacent...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1890-1965
Biographical entries for an unpublished 'East African and Rhodesian Who's Who' compiled by Ferdinand Stephen Joelson: Thorne, Percival - Trim, Rachel, 1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 2365/73
Name: Thorne, Percival Gaunt; Occupation: Farmer; Date of Birth: n. d. ; Address at time of submitting biographical data: Kenya
Name: Thorne, R. E.; Occupation: c/o Police Dept.; Date of Birth: 1901; Address at time of submitting biographical data: Tanganyika
Name: Thorne, R. H. J.; Occupation: District Officer; Date of Birth: 1917; Address at time of submitting biographical data:...
Extents: 1 box
Dates:
1949-1957 and n.d. [c.1947-1957]
Palestine: Memoir Files 1-10, 1925-1951
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 284/19
MF 1: 'Palestine 1 - Lord Balfour' (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 284/18, folder 2, fols. 7-20):
(fols. 1-38) folder containing draft manuscripts and typescripts on the Committee of Imperial Defence, Lord Balfour, and Dogger Bank, and the Mandate for Palestine, n.d.
(fol. 39) rough notes on the pipeline to Haifa, n.d.
(fol. 40) page from The Times Literary...
Extents: 10 folders
Dates:
1925-1951
Constitutional II, 1955-1961
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Contains:
(item 1) 'Changes in the great Lukiiko': memorandum by W.P. Tamukedde, pp. 7, n.d.
(item 2) The Times British Colonies Review (Winter), No. 20, pp. 48, 1955
(item 3) 'The Discussion on Nile Waters': memorandum summarising official statements in the Sudan parliament, pp. 7, with a covering letter from R.C. Mayall, P.R. Consultant to...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1955-1961
Correspondence and papers, 1938-1942
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Correspondence and related papers, assumed to originally belong to Creech Jones. (fols. 1-92) the flooding of the Mahaica River area, and related legal proceedings:
(fols. 1-20) copy of a Petition to the Governor from the Inhabitants of the Mahaica, Mahaicony, and Abary Creeks about repeated flood damage allegedly made worse by excessive water from the East Demerara Water Conservancy; with...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1938-1942
Miscellaneous papers, 1945-1950
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Contains:
(fol. 1) note referring to Trade Union File for rules for Trinidad Federated Workers' Trade Union, n.d.
(fols. 2-11) 'Trinidad: A Short Essay' (author not known), [c. 1945]
(fols. 12-13) copy of letter from Burrows to John Lewis forwarded to Rita Hinden by Lewis. Topics include Burrows's work as Labour Adviser, the recent sugar agreement, and forthcoming oil...
Extents: 1 folder
Dates:
1945-1950
Another volume of the French diaries of — Usigny [de Vrigny]
File
Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 602
Usigny [W.D. Macray. Now (2023) identified as Jacques Philippe de Lacombe de Vrigny, also known as James Philip de Vrigny], (without mention of his name) containing an account of his travels in Portugal and Spain, and of the operations of the English there, in 1706; he having been sent thither, as it seems, to the English ambassador. The writer leaves London by coach for Falmouth, on 1 Apr. 1706, embarking on 20 Apr. for Lisbon, and lands at Plymouth on his return on 14 Nov. He...
Extents: 95 Leaves
Dates:
1 Apr 1706 to 14 Nov 1706 and 1707
Buxton to Lushington, about his current visit to Andrew and Priscilla at Halesworth, 18 Jul 1839
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 18, pp. 152-154
Although the British offer had not been accepted by the Spanish authorities, he believed that there was still hope, as they had refused on the ground that £2m was nearer its value than £50,000 as offered. If, after a lapse of time, the British Government increased its offer, negotiations could be reopened. This had placed him in a dilemma when it came to publishing his second volume. If they went ahead and published, the Spaniards would be apprised of the real value of Fernando Po (Bioko);...
Extents: 3 pages
Dates:
18 Jul 1839
Buxton to Normanby, about his committee's views on the objects of the expedition and the number of commissioners required, which was not less than five
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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 444 Vol. 18, pp. 349-355
He names those suited for the task as Captain H.D. Trotter for Chief Commissioner, and Commander William Allen, Commander Bird Allen, Captain Cook, and Charles Grant, providing their qualifications for these posts. Also needed were a chaplain, a Secretary to the expedition, a surgeon, and two assistants for the large vessel and one for each of the smaller ships. He stipulates the number and kind of vessels required, the need for them to sail under Admiralty orders and leave no later than 1...
Extents: 7 pages
Dates:
24 Aug 1839
Collections for various counties from Augustine Vincent's MSS., the Cottonian library, and private archives, Written in and about 1652 by Roger Dodsworth and others
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Shelfmark: MS. Dodsworth 102
Collections for various counties from Augustine Vincent's MSS., the Cottonian library, and private archives:
Fols. 1, 73. Extracts from Vincent's book marked 'Collectanea' derived from the register of Beauvale priory in Nottinghamshire and (fols. 3, 76) from his 'Quid non' taken from the history of the monastery of Stanley Park in Derbyshire, now Cott. MS. Vesp. E. xxvi, and from the Tewkesbury...
Extents: 143 Leaves
Dates:
Written in and about 1652 by Roger Dodsworth and others
Correspondence and Memoranda, Nov 2004-Nov 2007
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Shelfmark: CCO 508/1/66
Comprises correspondence and memoranda of Timothy Kirkhope MEP, Leader of the Conservatives in the European Parliament, arranged as follows:
CCO 508/1/66/1 - Political and group correspondence, Nov 2004-Jun 2007;
CCO 508/1/66/2 - Memoranda, Dec 2004-Sep 2006;
CCO 508/1/66/3 - Political and group correspondence, Jan 2005-Nov 2007.
...
Extents: 1 box (3 folders)
Dates:
Nov 2004-Nov 2007