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O./11a.2/8 · Item · 21 Nov. 1909
Part of Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Perhaps relating to Jeanetta Potts, widow of Robert Potts. The haunting is said to have occurred in a house on Trumpington Street belonging to her friend, 'Mrs Jephson, widow of an Oxford man'. With letter, 20 Nov. 1944, from Florence Image to D. A. Winstanley: 'I unearthed this for Mrs Reid who knew Mrs Potts, but had not heard the story...'

FRAZ/33/410 · Item · 23 Nov. 1939
Part of Papers of Sir James Frazer

Trinity Lodge, Cambridge - Her husband cannot answer her letter himself, as he has been ill since March, a case of over-work nearly all his life; the Vice Master [Denys Arthur Winstanley] takes his place and they will not hear of his resignation; he was pleased to hear that Frazer's notebooks were donated to the British Museum; their daughter Joan is now at the Labour Ministry in Sidney College; hopes they enjoy their new flats; will call next week, 'I only wish I could say that my Husband is clear in his mind now'.

O./11a.2/3A · Item · 30 Nov. 1940
Part of Manuscripts in Wren Class O

Accompanying a college bill of [Charles?] Ames, Christmas 1726, 'found 'among some miscellaneous letters, etc., which came from R. F. Scott's collections', for which despite the pencil note at the bottom the St. John's librarians can 'find no Johnian Ames of the right date' and so send on to Trinity.

BUTJ/M/5/1/31 · Item · 2 Aug 1914
Part of Papers of Sir James Butler (J. R. M. Butler)

Encourages him to make for Switzerland, it would be scandalous if the country went to war to increase Russian influence in the Balkans, Winstanley and Bertrand Russell campaigning against war, Trinity High Table cricket team (G H Hardy not in good form) WEA social gathering.

BUTJ/M/5/1/17 · Item · 30 Nov 1913
Part of Papers of Sir James Butler (J. R. M. Butler)

Chaired a debate on the Poor Law, Poland, Geoffrey Tower is to lecture on the poets of the reformation, hopes no Newnhamites will attend and cause them to be curtailed, Winstanley has revolutionised history, Malcolm Bullock and Dennis Robertson, Robertson has resigned his post with the OTC.

Add. MS a/551/16 · Item · 7 Nov. 1930
Part of Additional Manuscripts a

(With an envelope.)

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Transcript

Trinity College | Cambridge
7 Nov. 1930

My dear Gerald,

When once you are admitted it will not be possible for me to ask you to the High Table, so will you come and dine with me in Hall on Thursday, the first day I have free; and I will ask Winstanley to put off your fall in the social scale till after wards†. Come to my rooms about 7.50 on the night.

Your affectionate godfather
A. E. Housman.

[Direction on envelope:] G. A. C.† Jackson Esq | B 3 New Court | Trinity College

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The envelope, which is not stamped or postmarked, has been marked in pencil ‘7.11.30’.

† Sic.

Add. MS a/232/13 · Item · 1920-21
Part of Additional Manuscripts a

10 letters relating to commissioning a copy of Dora Meeson's portrait of Howard Morley made by A. Dorothy Cohen for the College, with five letters from Cohen, one from Howard Morley's nephew Charles, two letters from Walter Lamb recommending Cohen, and administrative letters from Winstanley to R. V. Laurence, and one from John Charrington to Winstanley.