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17 April 1947, recommends Caernarvon as 'commendably old-fashioned', thinks of recipient constantly and sends love [Alvide?]

Scope and Contents [236] WILLIAM F. TAYLOR: to ____ SIMMONS, presenting Printers' keepsakes, 14 OCT 1993. Found in W.F. Taylor, Printers' keepsakes (Harrogate, 1993) [864.a.548(1)]. [237] Part of a letter from MOLLIE _____, about Joy Finzi, n.d. [238] ROBIN MAGOWAN (poet): to BOB ARNOLD (publisher, bookseller), on producing 'a book-mark-type poem-card', 15 OCT n.y. Found in [9006.c.8780]. [239-250] CHARLES WHARTON STORK (1881-1971) (American poet, playwright, novelist, educator) and LISL STORK: to ETHEL M....

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Printed leaflet, 'A last appeal to reason by Adolf Hitler. Speech before the Reichstag, 19th July, 1940', annotated in an unknown hand: 'Thousands of leaflets like this one were dropped...over the south eastern counties in July 1940..…'

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Photograph produced by C.U. History Club, showing portraits of historians and their colleges superimposed on a map of Cambridge

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[253] ELIZABETH SWEETING: postcard to GR, 1 FEB 1981, her career in Australia. [254-255] FRIEDA HAUSWIRTH DAS: photographs of some of her paintings in exhibition at Brooklyn Museum, New York, JUN-OCT 1931

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Invitation to officiate at Thorney from Walter William Covey Crump, Rector, Newton-in-the-Isle

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[257-258] ALAN D. RIDGE (archivist, McGill University) and ELIZABETH A. EVE (widow of H.S. Eve), AUG 1967. [259-260] E.A. EVE and RICHARD EVE (son, godson of Lord Rutherford): to TJT, MAY 1969. [261-262] SIR MARK (MARCUS) LAURENCE ELWIN OLIPHANT (1901-2000) (physicist): to TJT, JUN-JUL 1969.

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T/S selection of 'notes and jottings from the Pocket-Book of Pablo Pagurus' inscribed 'From Pablo Pagurus to the Babe'

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Journal du Baron Nicolaus Willem Mollerus écrit durant son voyage en Proche-Orient — Naples, la Sicile, Corfou, Malte, la Grèce — Avril-Mai 1833, typescript transcription.

Scope and Contents Kathleen Bliss (1908-99), ecumenist; Richard Oliver Goss (1929- ), maritime economist; Stephen P.C. Plowden, transport planner; Hugh William Montefiore (1920-2005), Bishop of Birmingham, 1978-85. [265] KATHLEEN BLISS: to members of the 'Lord Reith Group', 2 APR 1946, sending draft of section 1 of their report, 'The place of the churches in new towns'. [266-272] Maritime Economists' Group, Board of Trade, invitation to join, papers, etc., 1966-68: RICHARD GOSS. [273-278] Independent...

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A study of Marsh-Arab immigration and of the problems associated with it, n.d. (c.1960). The unidentified writer worked for the Economic Research Department of the Iraqi Ministry of Development and was Secretary of the Financial Co-ordination Committee of Iraq, 1956-59. His father was Dean of the Medical Faculty and Central Hospital, Baghdad.

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2 letters from STANISLAW WESTFAL, 1954; 2 newscuttings; biographical offprint, 'Cristino Lach Szyrma', pp.539-543, and engraved portrait, in Italian; photographs of portraits.

Scope and Contents [292] ODETTE MARIE HELENE LOUISE DE MOURGES (1914-88) (Fellow in French, Girton) (1988). [293-294] QUENTIN ROBERT DUTHIE SKINNER (1940- ) (Regius Professor of Modern History, 1996- ) (n.d., 2005). [296-298] SIR JOHN HUXTABLE ELLIOTT (1930- ) (Regius Professor of Modern History, Oxford, 1990-97) (2005). [299] DAVID CANNADINE (1950- ) (historian) (2005). [300] LINDA COLLEY (1949- ) (historian) (2005). [301] Transcript of Katherine Mansfield to Edna Nixon (LL's mother-in-law), n.d. Katherine...

Scope and Contents [1] DONALD STRUAN ROBERTSON (1885-1961) 8 NOV 1931 Appreciative comments on Cook's inaugural address. [2] SIR SYDNEY CARLYLE COCKERELL (1867-1962) 10 NOV 1931 Suggests that inaugural address be printed with small amendments. [3] CAROL ____ (niece) 11 NOV 1931 [4] GEORGE ALEXANDER MACMILLAN (1855-1935) 11 DEC1931 Congratulations on Cook's inaugural address, pointing out factual inaccuracies. Information on work with Hellenic Society and British School at Athens etc. [5] JOHN ARCHIBALD VENN...

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About the small work Lesguillier was printing for Damiral

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A plain statement of plain facts or The adventures of the Cambridge party who visited Thurlow, on the 26th of June 1814 Poem by Isabella Crick. Isabella Crick was probably a member of the Crick family of Little Thurlow, Suffolk. Thomas Crick, who matriculated in 1818, won the Chancellor's Medal for poetry .

Scope and Contents [8] 4 APR 1895 Congratulations on Cust's [?]engagement and appointment; presents a silver bowl made in Srinagar. [9] 12 MAR 1900 (In Assam) Thanks for Cust's reply to his critique; observations on name 'Wellesley'. [10] 14 AUG 1906 Thanks for his note following 'the terrible blow'. [11] 22 FEB 1916 Thanks for information about Canning portrait: thinks his is a copy. [12] 14 JUN 1921 (Foreign Office) Palestine is now under Colonial Office; thinks there might be a Middle Eastern service 'but...

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William Pitt (1759-1806), Prime Minister 1784-1801 and 1804-06, canvassed the Cambridge Senate in 1779 to be chosen as MP for the University at the next election. In the 1780 poll he came bottom of the list, but was elected for Appleby, Westmorland 17 JUL 1779 Written from Pembroke Hall (College) to an unnamed person

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Knew Edward Johnston; designed a printing type for Eric Gill; heard her talk on Radio Brighton

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4th May n.y. (w.m. 1875) Would like to have autographs or books of Wardlaw, Harvey Goodwin, Ellicott, Neale, Williams. 'How I wish I could see something in Brighton among Baptists a little more worthy of Nonconformity'

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10 letters, 1943-45, on publication of Welsh translations of Brother Wolf and The new hangman, fees, royalties, illustrations, amateur performances.

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[48-56] Sir James Stephen to Marianne Thornton, 1834-38; [57] envelope addressed to Leonard Woolf; with [58] letter from ANNE OLIVIER BELL, suggesting that Leonard Woolf gave letters to her husband, Quentin Bell, a Stephen descendant. The letters are mostly transcribed in Add. 7674/1/O/ pp.65-79

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Letter to ___ SYDNEY, 1841, on experimental science at Cambridge; with description and sketch of Volta's lamp.

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[60-67] Letters, RGM to Miss Marriott, 1887-1905 [68] C. MARY RIDDING to 'BESSIE' (cousin), n.d. [69] C.J.A. to 'SOPHIA', 1892 [70] newscutting, n.d., on RGM and University Extension in America.

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7 letters from WERNER BERGENGRUEN (1892-1964), German novelist , GISELA _____, PAT ______, WALTER [?]DILLER