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Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire: Papers
Whittlesea Mere, Huntingdonshire: Drainage Plan
'Thoughts upon and a Plan to Drain Whittlesea Meer' (anonymous)
Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire: Copies of Documents
Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire: manorial surveys and rentals
(fo. 2) title page; (fo. 4) bounds of manors of Whittlesey St Mary's and Whittlesey St Andrew's; (fo. 5) survey of same, 1603; (fo. 8) rental for manor of Whittlesey St Mary's, 1603; (fo. 21) copies of leases in the same; (fo. 26) rental for manor of Whittlesey St Andrew's, 1603; (fo. 36) terrier for both manors. fos 7, 24: blank. Inside back cover: 'Toyer Forster his book', the name repeated five times, and the date 1699. The name also occurs, with much scribbling, inside front cover.
'Who built the bandwagon? A study of the founders of the Colonial Society of 1868': D.Phil. dissertation
A D.Phil. dissertation in History for the University of California, San Diego, 335 pages.
Widdrington : letters and orations.
Wilcockson: the papers of Colin George Wilcockson
The collection primarily consists of correspondence sent to Colin Wilcockson by the poet and artist David Jones and a small volume of poetry. There is also a series of tributes to Wilcockson gathered together posthumously.
Wiles Family: correspondence and genealogical papers
Wilfred Court collection
Wilfred Powell: General Braddock collection
Material collected by Powell on the death of General Edward Braddock (1695-1755), who was mortally wounded at Monongahela on 9 July 1755 while in command of the British forces in North America during the French and Indian War of 1754-1763, part of the Seven Years' War. A marble monument was erected over his grave site in Great Meadows, Pennsylvania, in 1913, an event which was attended by Powell in his capacity as Consul for Pennsylvania.
Wilfred Powell: Personal papers
Material relating to Powell’s career in the South Pacific, including some letters and a cutting book on his expedition to New Guinea, and papers concerning his consularship in Samoa. Powell’s time in Samoa coincided with a period of imperial rivalry between America, Britain and Germany, as well as internal rivalry among indigenous leaders on the islands.
Wilfrid Airy: Journals and Notebooks
Contain notes mainly on engineering.
Wilfrid Bennett Lewis: Undergraduate Lecture Notebooks
The collection consists of the twenty-three notebooks Lewis left in the care of his brother Mr J A Lewis when he emigrated to Canada in 1946. The notebooks contain chiefly lecture notes and practical work for Lewis's undergraduate degree courses at Cambridge 1927-30. Notebook 1 contains physics notes which predate his university career and notebook 22 contains postgraduate work. Lectures by G F C Searle are identified in notebooks 11 and 12.
Wilkinson: Papers of Lancelot Patrick Wilkinson (1907-1985), classicist
Drafts of lectures given as part of the Cambridge Classics Tripos.
Wilkinson: the Anthony Harwick Wilkinson collection
The collection consists of original illustrations for books printed by the Golden Cockerel Press [an English fine press operating between 1920 and 1961].
Wilkinson: The Papers of Lancelot Patrick Wilkinson
The collection consists of papers produced by L P Wilkinson from his undergraduate days right through to his death in 1985, including undergraduate essays, radio broadcasts, notes and drafts for his unpublished 'Six Characters' and his successful 'A Century of King's' and 'Kingsmen of a Century' as well as details of his obituary and funeral.
Will and probate (copy), Chatteris, Cambridgeshire
Will and probate of Thomas Ellnor (copy), Basford, Nottinghamshire
Will of Thomas Ellnor, of Basford, Notts. He leaves all his goods etc. to Isabella his wife. Signed by Thomas Ellnor, his mark. Witnessed by Sam. Mabbott and Thos. Hawksley.
Before Timothy Fenton, clerk, Dean (?) of Nottingham, surrogate of William Ward, LL.D. Commissioner for York. Signed by John Shaw, Dep. Registrar. Signed on 'turn-over' by William Ward.