Scope and Contents Correspondence relating to Australia after PC's departure, with individuals including: Sir Arthur Morse, Chairman of the British Travels and Holidays Association, on funding to improve tourism links with Australia; Lord Rochdale, Chairman of the Cotton Board; Lord Casey on talking to [Maurice] Harold Macmillan [Prime Minister, later 1st Lord Stockton] about the friction between him and Robert Menzies, Prime Minister of Australia, following the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference, 1961;...

Scope and Contents Typescript copies of letters comprising: 13 letters from Mrs Mary Thomas in Adelaide, South Australia, to her brother George Harris in England; one letter from Mary Thomas to Mrs Harris; two letters from Robert Thomas to Mrs Harris. The original letters were deposited in the Public Library of South Australia [State Library of South Australia] in 1909 by George Harris's son, and were used by Evans Kyffin Thomas in the publication of 'The dairy and letters of Mary Thomas' (1915). The...

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Press cuttings, letters, photographs, handbills, reports and other items taken from three albums relating to Sedgwick's trips of 1910 and 1912, and to his activities in trying to persuade private and public bodies and individuals to support juvenile emigration in the Empire. In the first box is a summary list and description of the preservation work carried out on the collection. RCS Library Notes no. 71, Nov. 1962, pp. 1-3, outlines the scope of the collection.

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Volume relating to N. Danforth's emigration from Framlingham, Suffolk, to Massachusetts making use of the accounts of Roger Golty, Rector of Framlingham and Saxtead, and alumnus of Pembroke College. Much detail of Golty, Framlingham and Saxtead is noted.

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33pp. A manuscript paper on advice to settlers in Canada, submitted to the Royal Colonial Institute, but apparently not accepted.