China
Found in 134 Collections and/or Records:
A journal of the situations of His Majesty's Schooner Providence at noon during her late voyage on discoveries, 1797-06-26 - 1797-11-26
As shown by the log, by Mr Arnold's timekeeper No. 45, and also by lunar observations.
Account by James Inman of his work as astronomer, 1803 - 1804
The account relates to the voyage of HMS Investigator under Captain Flinders and observations taken by Inman at Port Jackson. It includes details of problems Inman had with his equipment.
AFA in-letters, 1909-10 - 1929-12
Album of letters, invitations, photographs and ephemera from China and Japan, 1900 - 1908
Including hand-tinted photographs of theatrical performances on board ship.
"Approach March": annotated draft of chapters 44-45, "With Carton to Chungking" and "Failure of a Mission", 1967-08
Was previously labelled as "China".
"Approach March": annotated draft of chapters 44-45, "With Carton to Chungking" and "Failure of a Mission", 1967-08
Was previously labelled as "China".
"Argument 3 - China", 1951-08
Recording of a radio debate between RSC and Thomas Driberg [later Lord Bradwell] on whether Communist China should be admitted to the Security Council of the United Nations. Recorded by RGA Sound Services, Devon, and sent to RSC 15 March 1951.
Astronomical observations for determining the latitude of the schooner and her longitude by Mr Arnold's Timekeeper No. 45, 1797-06-27 - 1797-11-26
Made on board His Majesty's Schooner Providence in her late voyage on discoveries by William Chapman. The observations include references to many of the land masses passed or visited.
Astronomical observations made at different places on shore, 1797-06-14 - 1798-05-01
Observations made on a voyage [of the schooner of HMS Providence] between June 1797 and May 1798 by William Chapman.
Bell: The Papers of Julian Heward Bell
This collection comprises essays, reviews, poetry, plays and correspondence written by Julian Bell, as well as secondary material; that is, correspondence, printed obituaries and news cuttings assembled since Julian Bell's death by Quentin Bell.
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.
Business letters: Local, 1813-1905
Business letters sent from places in China and Hong Kong.
'Central Asia', sheet 21, 1931
2nd edition.
China, 1967-04 - 1969-11
Includes: correspondence relating to JA's visit to Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore in Nov-Dec 1968, with correspondents including Ei Whan Pai, Korean Ambassador to Britain and Peter Wilkinson, British Ambassador to Vietnam; draft article by JA on the political situation in China; papers from the Asian Peoples' Anti-Communist League Council and World Anti-Communist League.
China, 1925 - 1938
The papers cover every aspect of Lord Noel-Baker's very full and varied career and include constituency papers, Labour Party material, extensive sections on domestic and international affairs, peace and disarmament, sport, books and articles, speeches and correspondence.
China, 1931 - 1972
The papers cover every aspect of Lord Noel-Baker's very full and varied career and include constituency papers, Labour Party material, extensive sections on domestic and international affairs, peace and disarmament, sport, books and articles, speeches and correspondence.
China
See also Records of NH Members in NHPM 1 (especially files of press cuttings, cvs in NHPM1/1).
'China and Japan', MDR 520/253, 1941-12
1:8,000,000. Compiled by Royal Engineers. Printed on linen-backed paper.
China: miscellaneous, 1945-02 - 1947-07
General papers and correspondence on China, including: comments from JA on an article in the Times on the situation in China; pamphlets from the China Campaign Committee; analysis of the situation created by decisions taken at the Yalta Conference, particularly relating to Poland; notes on the Kuomintang [the Chinese National People's Party]; notes on contacts for JA to meet; identity papers.
China: report, 1945-05 - 1945-08
Memorandum by JA on the situation in China, also including some correspondence with George Kitson, Far Eastern Department, Foreign Office, and 3rd Lord Selborne [earlier Lord Wolmer].
'China', sheet 34, 1926 - 1932-02
These maps were compiled by the War Office. Printed on linen-backed paper.
Clutterbuck's report on his visit to China, 1975-08
Papers relating to Clutterbuck's work and research on political issues including unrest and terrorism.
Columbine has circle of nectaries & 5 pistils with points slightly reflexed from axis of flower, 1860-07-11 - 1860-07-17
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin; written at Hartfield
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