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Thomas Otho Travers: Diary
Typescript copy of diary of Thomas Otho Travers, 1813-1843.
Thomas Perry: Letter book
There is an entry by Thomas Perry at the front of the letter book describing its contents: This book contains part of my English correspondence during the period of my officialdom as magistrate in the district of Etawa in Bengal...the remaining part of the book is mostly filled with letters and reports connected with two circuits performed by me in the years 1819, 20 & 21, when attached to the court of circuit in Bareily.
Thomas Perry: Letter books
Letter books written mainly by Thomas Perry whilst magistrate, registrar or judge in various cities in India.
Thomas Philip Le Fanu: correspondence
Manuscript and typescript correspondence regarding the seventieth birthday party for Sir Geoffrey Keynes, comprising mainly replies to invitations. Letters are to W.R. Le Fanu unless otherwise stated.
Thomas Phillip Le Fanu: Correspondence about Jonathan Swift
An alphabetical series of manuscript and typescript correspondence regarding Jonathan Swift.
Thomas Pierce Williams: Notes on astronomy, physics and mathematics
Notes compiled by Thomas Williams when an undergraduate at Cambridge University.
Thomas Rattray: Scottish tune book, 'Mr. Thomas Rattray his book for playing upon'
Dance tunes (reels, strathspeys, minuets), song tunes, for violin, by G.S., Lord Kellie, Corelli, and others.
Thomas Rutherford: Orations
'Orationes in Doctorum Theologiae', 70 folios. Nine orations on various subjects relating to the University of Cambridge, made at creations of Doctors of Divinity, 1758-1770.
Thomas Searle: 'A Catalogue of all the Bishops of Norwich, together with the foundation, finishing and dedication of the cathedrall church there by Bishop Herbert, the first Bishop there'
Elaborate script, clearly intended as a presentation volume. Dedication on fo. 1v to John Whitefoote, rector of Heigham, who preached the funeral sermon for bishop Hall. See also Dd.8.40.
Thomas Secker: Memoirs
A typescript of the memoirs of Thomas Secker, transcribed by N. Sykes, 118 pages.
Thomas Shepheard: Tracts relating to the draining of the Fens
Thomas Stanley: Poems and translations
Includes poems and translations, some in Stanley's hand, with corrections, revsions and notes. Alsi includes transcription.
Thomas Tanner: Collections on the history of Cambridgeshire
Thomas Walpole: Correspondence
Thomas Winship: Commonplace book
Contains verses, short prose pieces, letters, etc., for the most part composed by Winship, but occasionally attrib. to others (eg 'Bell', 'Richardson', 'Mr Noble'). inside front cover: 'Thomas Winshipp Ejus Liber Anno Domini 1737 Pretium Emptum 8br 3th Day.' and 'E libris T. R. Bromfield Trin. Coll. Oxon.'
Thomas Young: Correspondence and papers
Letter from M.A. Nicholson about engravings of inscriptions in the British Museum, London, 11 Sept 1818 with 2 engravings of a hieratic manuscript in the possession of the Earl of Mountnorris. They were found among the papers of George Airy and the versof one of the engravings is addressed to Airy, 4 Oct. 1827.
Thompson collection on Northern Rhodesia/Zambia
Thornton Family: Letters and Papers
Three Kings of Cologne, in English
Foliation and marginal notes occur in red in the hand of Richard Amadas, d. 1629; see J.C.T. Oates, Cambridge University Library, a History from the beginnings to the Copyright Act of Queen Anne (Cambridge, 1986), 344-7. 21 ff+four paper leaves (204 x 154 mm) inserted at end; the leaves foliated 1-25 by Richard Amadas, after the loss of 20 and 21 in the modern numbering.
Three months in Thibet [Tibet]
A diary of Lovett's time on leave in Tibet, 83 pages.
Three photographs of Brisbane Cathedral
Three loose black and white photographs of the interior of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, with pencilled captions on the reverse.
Three photographs of Mount Perry, Queensland
Three photographs of Papua
Three loose prints, all signed, dated and captioned on the reverse. 'Baiaua' is possibly Bariana, south of Collingwood Bay. Sir Henry Wickham was an explorer and pioneer planter all over the Equatorial Belt, and planted rubber over Central and South America, India and New Guinea. He listed his recreation in 'Who's Who' as 'Pioneer Rubber Planting.'
Three photographs of Tobago
A collection of loose photographs in the form of postcards with handwritten captions beneath the prints.
Three photographs of Walhalla, Victoria
Three loose black and white prints showing scenes in and around Walhalla. All are captioned on the photograph, and also have handwritten explanatory captions on the reverse. Photographed by W Lee.