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Sir Charles Villiers Stanford: Notes on first Bayreuth Festival
Pencil notes on the first Bayreuth Festival in 1876.
Sir Charles Villiers Stanford: Symphony no. 7, Op. 124.
Autograph. 58 folios
Sir Charles William Dixon: Memoirs
Unpublished typescript memoirs of a Colonial Office and Commonwealth Relations Office official, covering his career from 1911 to 1967. With a forward by Sir Harry Batterbee. One of 100 duplicated copies prepared for presentation. 115pp.
Sir Cyril Pickard Collection of Nigerian photographs
A collection of albums containing prints. They are presentation albums from Nigerian States, recording events during official visits 1971-74 when he was British High Commissioner in Nigeria, and are presumably the work of official photographers. Albums G, H and J have the Nigerian flag as the cover design, and F, H-J have the State arms on the cover. A few of the prints have been removed from the albums and this has been noted in the catalogue.
Sir Daniel Morris Collection: Views in Jamaica
An album containing prints, most measuring approximately 240 x 180 mm, the majority captioned in Morris' hand. The captions have been recorded as found and may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Photographer(s) unknown.

Sir Daniel Morris Collection: West Indian views
Sir Donald MacKenzie Wallace: Papers
Sir Edmund Gosse: Review of Parini's The Epic of the Beau
A review of H.M. Bower's translation of G. Parini's The epic of the beau by Sir Edmund Gosse, an article for the Sunday times of 15 April 1928, 11 folios. At the beginning is a letter from the donor, P. Gosse, to the University Librarian, 26 April 1929.
Sir Edmund Gosse: Review of The works of Sir Thomas Brown
The manuscript of an unfinished review of Sir Geoffrey Keynes, ed., The works of Sir Thomas Browne, vol. I. This was the last piece written by Gosse before his death.
Sir Edmund Gosse: Tristram Jones
An unprinted fragment, with covering note from Gosse, 27 Sep. 1902.
Sir Edward Fry Family: Correspondence
The letters catalogued are an autograph collection, gathered (at least in part) by Sir Edward Frys daughter Agnes. Although individually many of them are of limited historical value, being notes of thanks to Fry and his family for congratulations or donations, and social invitations and replies, the letters as a group do throw some light on Frys career: his relations with other judges, his work as an arbitrator, and his zoological interests.
Sir Edward Maunde Thompson: Lectures on Schools of Manuscript Illumination
The Sandars Lectures delivered at Cambridge.
Sir Edward Maunde Thompson: Sanders Lectures on Greek and Latin Paleography
Typescript.
Sir Ellis Hovell Minns: Correspondence
Sir Ellis Hovell Minns: Correspondence and papers
The correspondence includes many letters from Russian and other East European colleagues.
Sir Ellis Minns: Notebook of Russian Grammar
Notes of Russian Grammar, in English. There are titles in French: on the inside is the title 'Cahier de Russe', and on the first page 'Cours de M. Boyer'; from the back of the book runs 'Cours de M. Alexandrovski'.
Sir Ernest Clarke: Lectures on the history of agriculture
Typescript of a series of twelve Cambridge University lectures by Sir Ernest Clarke on the history of agriculture, made by F.A. Buttress from a copy held at the Rothamsted Experimental Station.
Sir Everard Home: Compendium of the Linnaean System
Compendium of the Linnaean system of botany, with two introductory 'lectures' addressed to 'Dear Mary' (possibly Home's daughter), for whom the work was compiled.
Sir Francis Darwin: Diary of tour through Spain etc
'Diary of a tour through Spain and the Mediterranean in the years 1808-1810', a typescript copy with illustrations. There are additional pages, containing 'Incidents in the life of F.S. Darwin' and letters.
Sir Francis Darwin: Papers
A notebook containing information on meetings held in Christ's College; notes on experiments.
Sir Frederic Charles Bartlett: Notebooks and Papers
Sir Frederic George Kenyon: 'Greek Writing BC - AD 900'
The Sandars Lectures.
Sir Frederic Madden: catalogues and memoranda
Catalogues of collections of ballads produced by London printers and in the Roxburghe collection; catalogues of manuscripts in Madden's collections; catalogues and information concerning oriental manuscripts.
Sir Frederic Madden: Index to John Lydgate's Poetical Works
Poems are arranged in alphabetical order of the opening line, with references to Ritson's Bibliographica poetica and other works, 496 folios.
Sir Frederic Madden: Notes of Manuscripts in the Collegiate Libraries of Cambridge, 1841-1846
Including notes on the following MSS.: Gonville and Caius 1072, 175; Trinity R.3.19-21; University Library Ll.4.14; Corpus Christi 45, 50, 80, 91; Jesus Q.I.8 (?); St John's B.6, C.9, K.26, F.18. fo. i: (signed) F. Madden / April 1838'. fo. iiv: '397-1873 / B. Quaritch' (in another hand). fos 47v-9, 54-86: blank. From the title page (fo. ii) Madden's original intention seems to have been to include MSS. from Oxford and elsewhere.