For admissions to fellowships recorded alongside those of admissions of students see 04/O/4 following. Elections and admissions to fellowships are also recorded in the chapter books (CCCC01/C).

For admissions to fellowships recorded alongside those of admissions of students see 04/O/4 following. Elections and admissions to fellowships are also recorded in the chapter books (CCCC01/C).

For admissions to fellowships recorded alongside those of admissions of students see 04/O/4 following. Elections and admissions to fellowships are also recorded in the chapter books (CCCC01/C).

For admissions to fellowships recorded alongside those of admissions of students see 04/O/4 following. Elections and admissions to fellowships are also recorded in the chapter books (CCCC01/C).

Very little personal correspondence is extant in the archive. These letters were mainly preserved amongst the correspondence of Sir Busick Harwood and any order or reason for their survival separate to other Annesley correspondence is lost.

Autograph manuscript draft of concluding paragraph of 'I Assert that there is an alternative in Humanism'. Includes, on the back of the sheet, autograph manuscript notes on an exhibition of science-fiction comics at Mapledon Place, W.C.1.
To request this document, please use the following call mark: 5/2/1/A

Marked: Not sent, substance stated in conversation. Re having election matter mentioned to Duke of Devonshire to have his influence on Sir Busick Harwood used.

Rebukes him for discourtesy to the college and to his mother for not graduating when expected to and for wishing to graduate on an impossible date

The rectory, with the perpetual advowson of the vicarage, was presented to the college in 1594 by Roger Manners of Uffington, third son of Thomas Earl of Rutland and one of the Esquires of the Body to the Queen, for the maintenance of four poor scholars.
Nos. 1-2, 22-27 not used.

8p should be at the start of the sequence.

8p should be at the start of the sequence.

No. 59 not used (now 94.1); also nos 81-87.
For three early deeds (one of 1273, the other two undated) see XXXVI 99, where they are transcribed.

Downing should not be first college to set a different example; rating of Lodges

A note by G. A. Wise, dated 12 Sept. 1936. 'on the cataloguing of the deeds of St Botolph parish' analyses the sub-groups 1 to 8; 9 consists of miscellaneous deeds in chronological order. XII 97 and 98 relate to the parish of Over and are listed there.

Including papers of Masters, Professors and Fellows of Downing College, and gifts from past members. Includes academic administrative records but not estates correspondence.

Mainly correspondence, concerning: the controversies and legal wrangling between William Frere and Edward Christian, who petitioned against Frere's election as Master in 1812; vice-chancellorship; general. The letters are not generally about College or estate administration. Includes correspondence from Sir Busick Harwood. Cornwallis Hewett and William Wilkins.

This sub-series comprises correspondence files generated by J.M. Keynes as Chairman.

Proofs of 2 drawings from letters.

Re Nicholson work on Richards or King Dick [Rear Admiral Sir Frederick William Richards, d. 1912?]

This file contains correspondence and reports from Roswell on American companies and their investment potential.

In addition to correspondence, this file includes an autograph manuscript introduction and preface to the Roumanian edition, November 1920.
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This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

Correspondence file headed in E.A.G. Robinson's hand.