Includes covering letter from C.E. Scarse to Charles E. Grant

A collection of bills for books purchased by J.H. Bradshaw from W. Phillips, Cuthell, Upcott, Arch, Dulau, Longman, Boone and Milliken. On fos 108-114 are bills due to T. and W. Boone from Mrs Pease, 1838-1845. There are 114 folios in total, of which fos 6-30 are blank.

Photographic facsimiles of a folios of a number of CUL manuscripts, including Nn.2.41, Ii.6.32 and Kk.5.16

Correspondence preserved on account of its philatelic interest, and comprising mainly postcards addressed to F.J.H. Jenkinson, Librarian, and other members of the Library staff, together with a few addressed to Alfred Newton, Professor of Zoology, and other members of the University. The senders were booksellers or private individuals. A few of the postcards are unsigned or signed only with initials.

Notes and rough list of books presented by George Lewis, 1727, with two annotated copies of catalogue to the same, and specimen of the bookplate of Aurangzeb dated A. H. 1081 (1670-1).

Arranged chronologically; most of the letters date from 1855 and after.

Arranged chronologically. Some items refer to Cambridge University Library business after Bradshaw's death.

'A Chronological List of the Printers, Booksellers, Engravers, and Printsellers of Dublin noticed by Mr J.T. Gilbert in the three volumes of his history of the City of Dublin 1859'

Notes on the Culemann, Vergauwen and Wodhull book collections

List of Clement S. Palmer's Irish pamphlets now in Cambridge Universaity Library. Entries arranged by size, in chronological order. Inside front cover: 'The books in this list which were still tied up in hundreds in October 1905 have been marked with a tick: the rest seem to have been incorporated in the collection by Bradshaw.'

Letters of Bradshaw transcribed by Alfred Rogers, Francis Jenkinson, E.G. Duff and others

11 letters from Henry Bradshaw to Stephen Willoughby Lawley, 21 August 1880 - 17 October 1882. There are accompanying letters from G.W. Prothero to Lawley, 2 February 1894, Francis Jenkinson to the same, 18 January 1896, and W.H. Macaulay to Jenkinson, 6 December 1908.

In English and Irish.