Cuttings on the West Toxteth by-election, Liverpool.

Cuttings on the Ross and Cromarty [Scotland] by-election, vol 1.

Cuttings on the Ross and Cromarty [Scotland] by-election, vol 3.

Cuttings on the Ross and Cromarty [Scotland] by-election, vol 4.

Photo shows WSC on the balcony [?of a house in Woodford, Essex] with a small crowd gathered beneath.

From 1604 until the abolition of the University constituencies in 1950, the University returned two members of Parliament.

The printed pamphlet collection was begun in the early nineteeth century by William Hustler, Registrary 1816-32, and continued by his successors Joseph Romilly, Registrary 1832-62, Henry Richard Luard, Registrary 1862-91 and John Willis Clark, Registrary 1891-1910. The pamphlets cover a wide range of subjects such as educational reform, foreign education, university and parliamentary elections, religion, politics, academic exercises, local history, and the University Library.

Civil Service Department cuttings on the election in Zimbabwe Rhodesia.

Correspondence with WSC, CSC and RSC's son Winston on subjects including editing WSC's speeches and RSC's campaign at Plymouth Devonport. Includes some modern photocopies.

Includes: local election hit list of marginal seats and an analysis of hit-list seats by county; lists of speeches and visits to regions.

Notes from a meeting held at Rottingdean [Sussex] on the campaign framework for 1989, including: the Quality of Life theme; appealing to women voters; the loss of the Govan by-election [Glasgow, Scotland]; public spending; Labour’s economic campaign; environmental policy.

Subjects include: a ball and shooting parties at Alderley Park [Cheshire] and Warter Priory, Yorkshire; results coming in from the General Election; permission given by the Prime Minister [Herbert Asquith, later 1st Lord Oxford and Asquith] for Churchill to begin an action to clear King George V from a false accusation [by Edward Mylius] of bigamy.

Election special, also including footage of Conservative and Liberal Democrat press conferences, particularly on party funding and Liberal environmental policy.

Press cuttings on AFB's loss of his Eton and Slough constituency [Buckinghamshire] in the 1964 General Election, also including some earlier Labour Party election material for the 1950, 1955 and 1959 General Elections.

Notes on publicity, policy and manifesto for by-election.

Also includes messages from [Robert] Anthony Eden [later 1st Lord Avon] and Lord Woolton [earlier Frederick Marquis].

Speech drafts written for Neil Kinnock, as Leader of the Labour Party, with notes on speech writing strategy, and also papers on Labour's Black Sections policy and ethnic minority representation in the Party.