SMIH/74/105
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27 Aug [1895?]
Part of Papers of Sir Henry Babington Smith
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MONT II/B/1/105
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22 Apr. 1915
Part of Papers of Edwin Montagu, Part II
Add. MS c/89/105
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[19th cent.]
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
MYER/23/105
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3 Dec. [no year]
Part of Myers Papers
MYER/24/105
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[n.d.]
Part of Myers Papers
DOBB/D/A/105
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1973
Part of Papers of Maurice Dobb
MUNB/105
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1900-2
Part of Papers of A. J. Munby and Hannah Cullwick
MONK/C/1/105
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1 Jul 1846
Part of Papers of the Monk and Sanford families
Has to read his [Latin] essay on Saturday morning, arrangements for him to visit to hear CJM read
SHAF/A/1/C/105
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[c 1994]
Part of Papers of Sir Peter Shaffer
Writes from Sorel [Quebec] - Is enjoying herself with her family, thanks him for his hospitality in Stratford and the invitation to his play.
Add. MS c/88/105
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25 Mar. 1842
Part of Additional Manuscripts c
Add. MS b/60/105
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16 Feb 1885
Part of Additional Manuscripts b
HOUG/B/M/7/105
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1 Mar. [1874]
Part of Papers of Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton
Wharfeside, Burley in Wharfedale, Leeds. - Condolences on the death of Lady Houghton.
BUTJ/M/3/1/105
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6 May 1850
Part of Papers of Sir James Butler (J. R. M. Butler)
Peterborough Deanery. H M Butler failed to get the prize for [Greek] lyrics, Spencer Butler returned to Cambridge to read, details new appointments at Peterborough.
FRSH/A/105
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Part of Papers of Otto Frisch
LAYT/105
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Oct. 1927-Dec. 1930
Part of Papers of Lord Layton
PETH/8/105
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Jan. 1930
Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers
Expresses his belief in the immortality of his soul.
(Carbon copy, marked at the head ‘Given to Esther E Knowles by E.P.L in January 1930.’)
ADAM/E/105
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1973–75, 1979
Part of Papers of Frank Adams
Correspondence 1973-74 re publication of Stable homotopy and generalised homology by Chicago University Press; 1975 Newsletters on GLA's (graded Lie algebras) by Kaplansky; 1979 poem in honour of S MacLane.
TURN III/A/21/105
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17–18 Oct. 1829
Part of Correspondence of Dawson Turner, Sir Francis Palgrave, and Hudson Gurney
(Three messages.)
Add. MS a/427/105
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12 Mar. 1938
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
Feels it conceivable that events in Austria are preliminaries for war. Wittgenstein had planned to visit Austria for a month in May or June and enquires of Sraffa whether, if he does so, he will be let out of Austria and whether he will be let back into England. Has £300-£400 in England and nothing in Austria. Thinks it would be useful to get employment in England for political reasons; aims to get a job as 'some sort of lecturer' in Cambridge. Thinks that he might apply for Irish citizenship,
SYNG/F/105
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1954-1983
Part of Papers of Richard Synge
Interscience Publishers. Invitation from G.M. Burnett to co-edit book (declined). 1954.
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews. Book review. 1983
Irish Journal of Agricultural Research: Refereeing. 1967
RAB/F/105
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1944
Part of Papers of Lord Butler
PETH/1/105
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4 Nov. 1953
Part of Pethick-Lawrence Papers
Commonwealth Offices, Treasury Place, Melbourne, C.2.—Thanks him for his kind comments about his BBC broadcast. Has now returned from his tour of countries of concern to Australia.
MACR/2/105
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1901
Part of Papers of Dame Rose Macaulay
Add. MS a/105
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c. 1690
Part of Additional Manuscripts a
THMJ II/B/105
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Oct 1889
Part of Papers of Sir Joseph Thomson (J. J. Thomson), Part II
Includes correspondence re the death of her cousin, Elise Paget. Also contains letter from J. J. Thomson inviting Professor and Mrs Roy, and Miss [?Rose] Paget to his rooms at Trinity College, Cambridge, 30 October 1889.
FRAZ/3/105
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5 Dec. 1939
Part of Papers of Sir James Frazer
Editorial Atlante, S.A., Mexico.D.F. - The Director-Gerente of a new publishing house asks for the rights to translate the abridged version of 'The Golden Bough' into Spanish.
TRER/13/105
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19 Feb 1905
Part of Papers of Robert Calverley Trevelyan and Elizabeth Trevelyan
Sent from London to 'Trevelyan' at Pens[ione] Pal[umbo], Ravello. - News of the birth of [George and Janet's] daughter [Mary]; both she and her mother are doing well.
TRER/8/105
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15 Jan 1915
Part of Papers of Robert Calverley Trevelyan and Elizabeth Trevelyan
c/o D.F. Tovey Esq, 28 Rutland St, Edinburgh. - If Bessie could put an enclosure into 'decent English' it would 'be doing Donald [Tovey] a kindness'; she herself and Madame de Beughem have tried, but she gave up at the 'charming description of the Azzopardi Studies'. Asks Bessie to publicise the Beethoven recitals. It is 'cold and wet and inexpressibly dirty' here but painfully familiar; she seems to see her 'parents and their children treading the well known streets again'. Very pleased with Donald's 'surroundings' and confident that Mrs Fry is looking after him; his music room, office and classrooms at the university are 'most dignified and beautiful'. Feels 'it is a Godsend' he came here 'just at this fearful time'; she constantly thinks about Fritz Busch and is sure Donald does even more so. Wishes Donald had showed her Grete [Busch]'s letter but 'nothing past can alter the present anxiety - and that must just be borne'.