Typescript notes, lecture and a reprint of the published lecture.

The archives comprise the full range of institutional operational records, together with the personal papers of several individuals - James Stuart, Helen C. Colman, Richard G. Moulton, D.H.S. Cranage and G.F. Hickson - closely associated with the organisation.

The Faculty of Classics' teaching collection of monochrome glass lantern slides, featuring ancient Greek and Roman architecture, sculpture, pottery, coins and other artefacts from classical antiquity.

This series includes mostly scientific lectures and speeches, with some memorial lectures given by Sir John Cockcroft. Where given the journal details have been included in the descriptions.

This series of papers includes drafts, handwritten notes, and typescripts of lectures and speeches prepared and delivered by Max Perutz.

The correspondence includes items inherited by Power from his predecessors and added by Vice-Chancellors Cookson (1848, 1863-4, 1872-3), Porter (1881-4) and, perhaps, others.

This series includes published scientific papers, articles about scientific and other issues, some obituaries, book reviews published in New York and London, and notes for both lectures and speeches.

This series includes lecture notes, and transcripts.

The minutes of this Committee cease in Nov. 1945. From May 1946, the same volume was used to record the minutes of meetings the Local Centres Committee. These continue in BEMS 5/8-9.

Minutes for the period May 1946-Nov. 1949 are in the same volume as those of the Lectures Committee, 1938-45, catalogued as BEMS 5/7.

The Sandars Lectures.

Annotated typescript texts of seven lectures given by Richmond at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth [Hampshire] on the War of the Austrian Succession, concentrating on the naval aspects of the war between Britain, France and Spain.

Comprising lecture notes; notebooks; transcripts of stories; and details of papers written and cited.