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Sir Richard Colt Hoare: Notes on paintings in Italy
Manuscript in the Sandars Collection. Two notebooks on paintings in Italy, bound together. I. Notes on paintings and other works of art in Rome (fos 1-62). The main description is on the rectos, the versos are generally occupied by additional notes. An entry on fo. 29 is dated 17 January 1787. II. Similar notes for Florence, Bologna and other towns in Northern Italy (fos 63-162). Fos 85-112, 158-162 and many of the versos are blank.
Sir Richard Hutton: Journals
Sir Richard Martin: Treatise on the Reorganisation of the Mint
A short treatise breiflie touching the differences and demands nowe in question depending betwixt ye warden of the Mynt, and the M[aste]r of the Mynt, and worker of ye moneys therof, collected out of sundry Indentures, and auntient presidents of the sayd Mynt, an unpublished tract addressed to James I for the reorganisation of the Mint and confirmation of the privileges of the Master of the Mint, 32ff. (7 blank).
Sir Richard Owen: Letters and Papers
Sir Stephen Gatty: letters to his family
46 letters from Sir Stephen Gatty 1895-1905 to his family and fiancée: life and conditions in Gibraltar; naval and military movements; the invention of wireless telephone; the South African War. [1-23] to ALFRED GATTY (1895-1901); [24-39] to HORATIA EDEN (1901-04); [40-46] to KATHARINE MORRISON (later LADY GATTY) (1904-05)
Sir Sydney Roberts: Letters to him
The correspondence catalogued below consists of letters received by Roberts from 82 distinguished contemporaries, mounted on guards and bound in half red morocco.
Sir T. Hatton Papers, Long Stanton, Cambridgeshire
Sir T. Mead to J. Knightley, Guilden Morden, Cambridgeshire
Sir T. S. Raffles: original letters
Letters written by Sir Thomas Stamford Bingley Raffles, mainly to Thomas MacQuoid of Cheltenham but previously of Batavia (Dutch East Indies), now Jakarta, Indonesia.
There are typed copies of some of these letters in Add 7375
Sir Thomas Browne: Religio Medici
A contemporary manuscript translation into Latin of Thomas Browne's Religio medici, written in France.
Sir Thomas Gage: Sketchbooks
Topographical and architectural mounted sketches. The bookplate of Sir Thomas Gage is in each album.
Sir Thomas Phillipps: Catalogue of his Manuscripts
Sir Thomas Pratt and Lady Pratt: Journals
With modern typescript extracts, summaries and resumés
Sir Walter Buchanan-Smith collection on Nigeria
A collection of albums and loose prints, intermittently captioned. These albums relate to Buchanan-Smith's service in Nigeria.
'Sir Warren Fisher, Head of the Civil Service 1919 - 1939'
PhD thesis by Eunan O'Halpin in the course of which O'Halpin consulted and interviewed people who had known Fisher including his son, colleagues and associates. Includes letters from and interviews with contemporaries of Fisher.
Sir William Allardyce: scrapbooks
Sir William Folkes (?), Hillington, Norfolk
Sir William Lawrence Bragg and others: Correspondence and Papers
Sir William Napier Shaw: Correspondence and Papers
Correspondence, speeches, reports, lectures and miscellaneous papers on meteorological matters and education.
Sir William Napier Shaw: Scientific Papers
Sir William Rothenstein: Portrait drawings
Drawings of Sir Francis Darwin (1848-1925), 1904, in charcoal, 29.5 x 23cm; Francis MacDonald Cornford (1874-1963), 1909, in charcoal and red chalk, 33.5 x 28.5cm; and Frances Crofts Cornford (1886-1960), daughter of Sir Francis Darwin, undated, in charcoal, 25.5. x 35.5cm.
Sir William Trumbull: Papers
Sister E. B. Tayloe: Album Amicorum
Album Amicorum compiled by Sister E. B. Tayloe during the First World War, while serving at the First General Hospital, Cambridge, and at the 16th General Hospital, Le Treport.
Six photographs of South Australia
A collection of loose photographs, five of which measure approximately 205 x 150 mm. and are of similar country scenes, and on similar paper. The sixth print is a black and white photograph measuring 285 x 165 mm. showing a view of Adelaide. Photographer, or photographers unknown, although at least one print (Y3082C/1) comes from a Government Department. Remaining prints uncaptioned.
Sixteenth-century prayers
Manuscript prayers and other writing, encircled by illustrations of flowers.