Villa Syracusa, Torquay.
Letter of acceptance for the 1905 Apostles' dinner.
13 Embankment Gardens, Chelsea, S. W. [embossed notepaper].
In the train.—Expresses his love, on leaving her for a while. Thanks her for coming to see him play off his tie (probably a golf match).
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 128 West Fourteenth Street, N. Y.
Indian Association, 62 Bowbazar Street, Calcutta-12.—Thanks him for agreeing to address a meeting of the Association, and invites him to come to tea beforehand.
(Signed as Honorary Secretary.)
Account of entertainments in Cambridge
Royal Observatory Greenwich - GA has just returned from Madeira where his wife and daughter are staying [see GA to WW, 20 November 1851]. GA doubts whether his daughter's health, Elizabeth, is any better. He saw 'the Pole Star lower than I practically thought possible (the Earth is assuredly not flat)'.
Correspondence, 1950, 1955.
Ferguson was based at Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd Jealott's Hill Research Station, Bracknell, Berkshire.
Miscellaneous material re meetings, conferences, policy statements, etc., some annotated by Frisch; includes a little MS material, notes taken at conferences, brief correspondence.
On the work of the Red Cross in Prisoner of War Camps in Germany
Thanks for attending opening of Calder Hall Atomic Power Station
Asking for autograph.
Re. Milman's memoir of Thomas Babington Macaulay.
1-93: letters to Nora Sidgwick about Henry Sidgwick's illness and death
94-133: miscellaneous correspondence and printed papers of Henry Sidgwick, many relating to the debate about compulsory Greek at Cambridge.
134-190: letters to Henry Sidgwick from his mother Mary
191-194: letters from Henry Sidgwick to Spencer Baynes regarding his article on ethics for the Encyclopædia Britannica