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Amy Wilson collection on South Africa 1901-1902
An account of Florence Court from earliest days
By John Henry Michael Cole (1876–1963), 5th Earl of Enniskillen. Typescript, with some amendments made by hand.
An appreciation of the life of William French (1897-1960) soldier, naturalist and adventurer extraordinaire
'An Engineer and his Ancestors' - Autobiography and memoirs
An impartial account of Soham Meer, 1753
His account describes the major events on Soham Mere during his lifetime, both natural and technical, from breaches of the fen walls to fen drainage. It was dedicated to, and probably prepared for presentation to, George Townshend (1724-1807), 1st Marquess Townshend.
Andrew Crozier, 'Were There'
Andrew Frazer: Historical Description of the Town and Port of Dunkirk from the year 646 to 1768
Dedicated to Sir Charles Frederick KB, surveyor-general of the ordnance, 'from his most obedient and devoted humble servant Andrew Durnford, Engineer'. With several sketches, some coloured. Four printed maps of Dunkirk by William Faden, 1794, added later.
Andrew John Jukes: Theological Works
Andrew Philip More Boyle: correspondence and papers
Andrew Smith: letters from Persia
Andrew Sydenham Farrar Gow: Correspondence and Papers
Andrewes: the Lancelot Andrewes collection
The collection consists of posthumous material concerning commemorations of Andrewes and research into his life and work.
Andrews: the papers of Charles Freer Andrews
The collection consists of some original correspondence and much secondary material such as articles about Andrews.
Andros Tomato Farm, Bahamas 1952
Anduze family papers
Business and family papers of the Anduzes, a Euro-Trinidadian or 'local-white' family of San Fernando, Trinidad, from the early to mid 20th century. Includes company papers of Jules T. Anduze Plantations, company papers of Leonard Anduze, family wills and legal papers, and research notes gathered by Leonard Anduze on the early history of Trinidad. There are very few personal papers and just one photograph.
Anecdotes of the times (notebook) and printed resignation speech
Anglesey manor, Cambridgeshire: Indenture of bargain and sale
Sale by John Eldred, John Verdon, both of London, and Zachariah Blackstock of Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire, to Thomas Wale, merchant of London, and to Thomas Hall, merchant tailor of London. The purchase price is £250. Other lands are excepted. Signed by vendors. Tags, seal wanting. Endorsed with note of enrollment on close roll. Marked in ink, 'no. 33', and in pencil, '222'.
Annan: The Papers of Noel Gilroy Annan
The collection includes notes and drafts of published writings, texts of speeches given to the House of Lords and to other institutions, reference notes, subject files, engagement diaries, and personal papers.
Anne Stevenson and Angela Leighton: correspondence and related papers
Letters, cards, e-mail print-outs, poems, prose articles, miscellaneous printed and photocopied texts, and photographs, recording the friendship between the poets Anne Stevenson and Angela Leighton.
Anne Stevenson: 'Bitter Fame' proof with annotations by Olwyn Hughes and Frieda Hughes
Anne Stevenson: letters and cards to Lee Harwood
Three postcards, five greetings cards and a letter from Stevenson to Harwood. With word-processed and typed copies of three poems ('Who's joking with the photographer?', 'The inn' and 'The miracle of Camp 60') and a broadcast talk ('Overhearing T. S. Eliot') by Stevenson. Four of the greetings cards contain printed poems by Stevenson ('Carol of the birds', 'The unaccommodated', 'It looks so simple from a distance...' and 'Christmas comfort and the green man').
Annotated lists of fossil-shells
Arranged under genera.
Annotated lists of sea-shells
With references to major collections.
Annuity, Woolpit, Suffolk
Answer to Bill of Complaint in Chancery, Writtle, Essex
See MS Doc.188. Robert Shettleworth says that he believes that Edward Shettleworth his father died possessed of the land mentioned in the Bill, and confesses that after his father's death they were his, and that he sold them to John Sawen the complainant; but he denies that he said he was not of age at the time of the conveyance or that the complainant had not paid the proper sum, or that he threatened to evict the complainant.