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Iwan Müller: Grand solo pour clarinette
Published parts; manuscript score and arrangements probably by E.W. Whinfield. In a portfolio signed by Whinfield.
J. Burdon-Sanderson: Annotated part of ''Handbook for the physiological laboratory''
His part, 'Physiology', pp.165-339, of E. Klein, J. Burdon-Sanderson, Michael Foster, T. Lauder Brunton, Handbook for the physiological laboratory (London, 1873), author's copy, interleaved, with textual revisions for a new edition, including a note by A.V. HILL. [New edition may be the New American Edition c1884]
J. H. Prynne Papers
The collection principally consists of Prynne's literary papers and correspondence, together with documents relating to his career as an academic.
J. Harvey Bloom: Notes on seals attached to the Buxton Charters
J. Le Bret to the Earl of Gloucester, Sturmer, Essex
J. Stuart Glass : Mechanical Sciences Tripos notebooks
Mechanical Sciences Tripos notebooks compiled by James Stuart Glass of Queens' College, Cambridge.
Jackson and Archer scrapbook
Jacob Leveen: Correspondence and papers
Correspondence; notebooks; texts and drafts of lectures and addresses; negatives; glass slides; diaries of hours and duties at the Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manuscripts, 1914-1938; and papers regarding the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth.
Jacobus Perizonius: Dictata Clarissimi D. D. J. Perizonii in C. Suetonium Tranquillum De 12 Caesaribus
fo. 1: 'Said to have belonged to Professor Te Water's Library bt in 1849.' (Hand of M. J. Routh, president of Magdalen College, Oxford (d. 1854) to whom the volume evidently belonged.) Inside front cover: '611/5', '5s nett', '2', '754', and on a folded strip of the vellum cover '£2.2.0'.
Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet: Relation de la conference d'entre Monsieur l'Eveque de Condom et Monsieur Claude
Work first printed 1682. Present copy appears to be a transcript from an early edition. inside front cover: bookplate of J. Lee, Doctor's Commons, May 1830. 'B 5/20' in pancil. fo. 1v: 'No. 112 - Library of the Revd J. H. Renouard Trinity College Cambridge May 1830.'
Jagat Kautuka Kalpavallī
A collection of mathematical and logical problems given in their original Sanskrit with an (Indian) English translation and striking, well executed black and white and grey wash illustrations.
'Jaggers'
Jamaica 1959-1982
A collection of loose prints intended for the exhibition 'Commonwealth in Focus' but received too late for inclusion. The subjects into which the collection is divided were chosen by the National Library of Jamaica, and are based on the headings used for the sections of the 'Commonwealth in Focus' exhibition. All measure either 250 x 200 mm or 370 x 300 mm. Various photographers.
'Jamaican ants'
A book recording facts and observations about Jamaican ant species. It also includes two imaginative stories, perhaps intended for children, to explain their behaviour. It is illustrated by pen and ink sketches and water colours (50 pages).
James Baldwin Brown: MS Poetry
James Bate: Letter 'Heaven Impossible to be Open to all Men'
'Heaven impossible to be open to all Men. To Geo: Bryant Esq.', Deptford, 12 December 1748. The volume represents Bate's answer to George Bryant to a pamphlet lent by him, entitled Heaven open to all men, which Bate found to be full of "false Philosophy, dishonest Sophistry, and real or affected ignorance of the true sense of Scripture". The writing is probably in Bate's hand. 24pp.
James Bell Newfoundland Collection
James Bentham: Papers
Notes and extracts on the history of Ely Cathedral, letter book and collection of transcripts.
James Bethune-Baker: Letters on 'Nestorius and his Teaching'
30 letters to Bethune-Baker, 1907-09, on Nestorius and points arising from Bethune-Baker's book. The correspondents include William E. Barnes, Paul Bedjan, Frank E. Brightman, John Chapman, Richard H. Connelly, Alice Gardner, Sir Stephen Gaselee, Heinrich Goussen, John H.A. Hart, William R. Inge, Frederick J.F.Jackson, Claude Jenkins, David Jenks, Arthur J. Mason, Oswald P. Hutton, Berkeley W. Randolph, Hunter Smith, James White, and John Wordsworth, Bishop of Salisbury.
James Cannan McConnel: Experimental Notebooks on Ice
James Carmichael Smith Sierra Leone Collection
James Christie: Copies of letters from Zanzibar
Contemporary copies of letters from James Christie in Zanzibar, 1865-1873, including descriptions of slavery. There are inserted items, including newscuttings, engravings and photographs, and a loose copy of a letter from Christie to his brother, 10 June 1871. The newscuttings include an obituary of Christie, near the end of the volume, taken from The Lancet, 16 January 1892, from which Christie's biographical history is compiled.
James Clerk Maxwell: Correspondence and papers
Correspondence, drafts of articles and books, notes and miscellaneous papers. The main body of papers dates from Maxwell's undergraduate years at Edinburgh University beginning in 1847, until his death in 1879. Earlier and later items relate to family papers that have accrued to the collection, though these are not extensive.)
James Clerk Maxwell: Letters to George Chrystal and other papers
The collection is comprised of papers relating to James Clerk Maxwell, George Chrystal, Prof. William Garnett (Maxwell's Demonstrator at the Cavendish Laboratory), and John William Strutt, Lord Rayleigh. A typed note states '5.10.67: Presented by Professor Mott, these were found among the possessions of his late Father, who worked in the Cavendish Laboratory for two years in the early days'. The miscellaneous items, nos. 22-26, are in Maxwell's hand.
James Clerk Maxwell: Papers
The collection consists of the executorship papers of Mrs Maxwell, letters and a speech by William Garnett.