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Stone: The Papers of John Richard Nicholas Stone
The collection contains Stone's published and unpublished writing, lectures, papers relating to his work at Cambridge University and European economic agencies, correspondence and other personal papers.
Stow Book Society: Purchase book
The volume lists the books bought by the society, giving the title, date of purchase, buyer and price.
Streets and buildings of Sydney
Collection of loose albumen prints mounted on cards. This collection provides a very substantial graphic record of Sydney in the 1870s but it is inadequately captioned; some details are written in pencil on the mounts, but as these have become very soiled, identification is sometimes difficult. Valuable assistance has been given by visiting photographic librarians from Australia.
Stubbings: Proofs for 'A Companion to Homer', collated and edited by Frank Henry Stubbings (1905-2005), archaeologist
'Studies in district administration in the East Africa Protectorate, 1895-1918': PhD thesis
A Ph.D. thesis written at Jesus College, Cambridge, with illustrations and maps, 445 pages. It follows the broad outlines of 'Your obedient servants' (RCMS 173), and has footnotes and source references not included in that work.
Studies [of Zulus]
A commercially published collection of prints housed in a folder. The captions have been used as titles and may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of the collection's creation. Unless otherwise stated the prints measure 95 x 70 mm.
Suakin [i.e. Sawakin] 1885
Subpoena, Cambridge
John Taylor, Jonathan Jarman, George Ellwood and George Brett are summoned to give evidence at General Quarter Sessions, Cambridge, touching an application made by the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of St Mary the Great, Cambridge, for an order upon Thomas Burrage to reimburse them certain sums expended in maintaining Eliza Newman his daughter and Elizabeth Sarah Newman his granddaughter and other grandchildren. Subscribed by Benjamin Cotton, Mayor of Cambridge.
Subpoena, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Subscription list for repairing Hills Road, Cambridge
Sudan medical papers of Robert Kirk
A wide range of papers relating to the medical practice in Sudan, written or collected by Robert Kirk.
Suffolk collections
Lists of persons connected with Suffolk, of Suffolk churches and antiquities, etc., with references to published works, compiled by the Revd J. Ford. This may possibly be James Ford of Trinity College, Oxford, perpetual curate of St Laurence, Ipswich, 1808-30.
Suffolk Pedigrees
Suit for £28.6.4, Kinderton, Cheshire
'Suite d'ariettes choisies de différens operas comiques, copié par Couland. 1766.'
Sukkur Bridge
Sumerian clay tablet (out-put of a farm), Reign of Hammurabi, dated 2250 BC
Summary of case, Marshall v. Morden and Wallitt, Sutton, Lincolnshire
Summary of conveyances, Croydon, Cambridgeshire
Relating to the manor of Croydon, Cambs. and other lands in possession of Sir Anthony Cage, Bt. The entries relate to the years 1627-67.
Summer assizes Adeane v. Mortlock, no place
Summit of Pieterboth Mountain, Mauritius, c. 1900
174 x 221 mm. Uncaptioned and mounted on card. The view looks up towards the summit of Pieterboth Mountain (2685 feet), with figures posed on the precipitous path in the foreground.
Summit Road
Supplement to the catalogue of the manuscripts of Sir Thomas Phillips
Describes nos 12124 to 23837, disposals 1846-71.
Surrender and admission, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Surrender, before Isaac Strong, gent., steward, by John Smith of Chatteris of messuages there ... to the use of John Smith and Margaret his wife for life. John Smith is admitted tenant.
Surrender and admission, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Surrender by John Smith, before Isaac Strong, gent., steward, of messuage in Chatteris, adjoining lands of Simon Wilson and Richard Skeels ... to the use of Margaret Smith his daughter ... who is admitted tenant. As she is aged nine years her father is admitted as guardian.