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In Schloss Chapel, St. Martin, Upper Austria. The wedding took place 1 August 1865.

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1 letter, 6 APR 1781, describing Martyn's continental tour of 1778-80, new books he had read, journeys in England

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From SIR JOHN PLUMB, GEORGE LEGGETT, MICHAEL GROSVENOR MYER, ANDREI ZALUSKI

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Typescript paper: Resistance to Hitler: some individual cases, 1991, revised 2002

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A collection of miscellaneous pieces collected by or given to the library.

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30 NOV 1841, on writing paper with vignette of Great Court, Trinity College. James Lindsay Brougham, inherited Woodland Hall, Lancashire, in 1883.

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1 letter, 22 JUN 1981, enclosing a copy of Bread and chocolate / Marrying into the family, by Mary di Michele and Bronwen Wallace; she is soon to publish Mimosa and other poems.

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Question of reprinting Maitland's works; M's collaboration with Pollock on the History of English law; proposal for another volume of collected papers; question of placing her remaining Maitland MSS. [118] TFTP to SAMUEL THORNE, 14 OCT 1954; [119] TFTP to SIR DAVID HUGHES PARRY, 14 OCT 1954; [120] ERWIN GRISWOLD, 22 OCT 1954.

Scope and Contents Collected letters of Maitland; reminiscences of him; Delany's proposed anthology; local history of Brookthorpe; Cam's edition of Essays; her radio broadcast; [124-125] KATHARINE HUGHES, n.d.; [126, 128-134, 138-141, 144-152] ERMENGARD MAITLAND, n.d., 1956-60; [127] CECIL FIFOOT, 21 SEP 1963; [135] R.B. PUGH, 1957; [137, 142] IRVINE GRAY, 1957; [153] Printed draft bibliography of Maitland's works, prepared by A.L. Smith (Balliol), much annotated, with 2 letters, HERBERT FISHER to WILLIAM...

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[154] JHP to ROY [?], 16 NOV 1937. 'Peil is a fool. Don't take any notice of his inanities'; 'Snow was frightfully angry about the job'; reminiscences of holiday on 'Cote Basque';


[155] JHP to ROY [?], part of a letter, n.d. Teaching dull women at Girton; how he spends his days in Cambridge, wishes he had time to write;


[156] [ROY?] to JHP, n.d. Reaction to JHP's election to a fellowship at Christ's.

Scope and Contents [163] Printed menu, dinner to officers and staff of Discovery, given by Philosophical Institute of Canterbury and citizens of Christchurch, New Zealand, 10 DEC 1901. [164-166] Postcard photographs, 'Dr. Forbes McKay', 'Union Jack hoisted at South Magnetic Pole', 'Joyce, dogs and penguins'. [167] ROBERT FALCON SCOTT: letter to ___ SUTTON, 12 JUL n.y. [168] Empty envelope inscribed 'Captain Scott. My idea of a very gallent English Gentleman. Mother'. [169] Brochure advertising RFS's lecture...

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7 March 1864, on Nasmyth's discovery of the mottled appearance of the Sun's surface variously called 'willow leaves' or 'rice grains'.