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Borneo in the sixties: letters from Sarawak
Bossier : correspondence and papers.
For excerpts and a brief account of Bossier see J[onathan] P[hilip] P[arry] in 'Peterhouse: a record, 1986-87', pp. 40-46.
Boston Church, Lincolnshire: library catalogue
Catalogue compiled by Albert Evan Bernays, written in hand of Ellen Bernays. With postcard from Ellen Bernays to Francis Jenkinson, University Librarian, 21 June 1918.
Botanical correspondence of F.K. Eagle: Letters to him
Botanical notebook of Mr Thomas Hugo of Taunton, Somerset
Mainly sketches of fungi, with some sketches of flowering plants, and some notes on both.
Bowater Sanderson: Naval Journal
The journal (c. 305 pages) begins in September 1747, describing the voyage out to India, and concludes with the return of Royal Duke to England on 5 June 1750. The volume includes navigational exercises, transcribed sailing directions and pencil landfalls, and a sketch of the British settlement at Oriocopong.
Bradshaw: The Papers of Henry Bradshaw
This collection contains mainly correspondence, with a few papers relating to Bradshaw's work at the University Library and King's College, and a small handful of family papers.
Braithwaite: The Papers of Richard Bevan Braithwaite
The collection includes manuscripts and typescripts of notes and lectures, an album of cuttings of early published articles, typescript pieces, and some letters received from journal editors.
Brereton: The Papers of Joseph Lloyd Brereton
Bressy family, Willaston, Cheshire
Breve e chiara Idea del regno di Napoli
Prepared for the Comte de Daun, Viceroy of Naples.
Breviary on the State of the Roman Church
Michael Dalton, 'Breviary on the state of the Roman Church', an unprinted fifth-monarchist tract describing events from the foundation of Christianity to the 'discovery of anti-christ' in the 16th century, 88 folios: (fo. 2) title page; (fo. 3) text, beginning 'The 4th Monarchy (videlicet of the Romans)', and ending 'have the first place,&voyce etc.'; (fo. 86v) index; (fo. 88) list of papal schisms.
Brian Mull Collection
Brian Price: Bellringing diaries
Brian Wormald Papers
The bulk of the papers relate to Wormald's academic career; in particular, there are loose notes and notebooks relating to his teaching and lecturing, and research notes and assorted drafts relating to his two major pieces of published work . There are very few personal papers or correspondence.
Brickyard accounts, Cambridgeshire
'Lady Pells & Albert Pells Brick Book in account with John Poole'. Rough accounts for bricks and tiles. In bound notebook, several loose sheets enclosed.
Brisbane
Collection of photographs measuring mainly 90 x 63 mm. Photographer unknown.
Brisbane illustrated: A series of twelve views of some of the principal public buildings and scenery of the city
A commercially produced album with printed title page and captions. Photographed and published by George P Wright, James Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
Brisbane; riverside scene with crowd assembled at landing point
245 x 195 mm. This sepia print has Brisbane in pencil on the back, but is otherwise unidentified. The costume suggests a date in the late 1880s.
Bristol writing master's book, 1721
Writing and arithmetic, title page decorated with figures of branches of mathematics. It is inscribed ‘Rachell Tapper her book Anno Domini 1721’. Rachell, perhaps his daughter, has filled the book with calligraphic examples of short aphorisms, arranged alphabetically, starting with ‘Abstinence maintaineth health voluptuously’. On the back cover Rachell has written some questions about a young Quaker woman’s rights and duties concerning proposals of marriage, dated ’13 die Aprilis 1725’.
'British activities in Yucatan': MA thesis
'British activities in Yucatan and on the Moskito Shore in the eighteenth century', a M.A. thesis for the University of London, 263 pages, with maps.
British Cameroons 1937-42
British civilians interned by the Japanese in World War Two
Prepared by the Association of British Civilian Internees Far East Region. The volume is a full size replica of the original which was dedicated and placed in the Church of St Michael's Cornhill on 24 May 2009.
British Diplomatic Oral History Programme
The programme comprises transcripts of interviews with senior diplomats.
'British enterprise in the West Indies'
'British enterprise in the West Indies and British Honduras', 85 pages, apparently compiled from various official publications, with several original sketch maps. The document is neatly written and arranged, and is dated and signed 'J.N. Cooper, June 1884'. It may be a paper prepared for an activity of the Royal Colonial Institute. There are some accompanying press cuttings on the West Indies colonies.