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Ferrybridge. - Acknowledges donation of £10 for the local poor.

Draft of the preface and notes; three corrected proofs of the preface, July-Aug. 1879, one of which has notes in an unidentified hand, with a note at the end, "If you wish to speak of Richard's Character, and agree in Hare's view of it, turn all this Coleridge twaddle into a few lines of your own good Prose, into which Hare is quite out of tune." Accompanied by a draft of the playscript and notes dated July-Oct. 1879.

Account of inauguration , quoting speeches of H. G. Bell etc. Including letters from Marian James and John Nichol.

Anne Hathaway's purported reply to Shakespeare's letter is also transcribed.

H. M. Butler's monthly report shows his diligence, laying out money on expensive bindings 'a foolish vanity' - he should wait until he leaves school and has to make more of a show of learning

12 Dee St, Aberdeen. - Acknowledges the receipt of Lady Onslow's cheque in payment for the rent of Riverston.

Held 21-22 June 1951; Synge chaired the second session.

Brief correspondence re arrangements; programme; etc.

Some identified on verso.

Includes correspondence with:
J. I. Beck, 1969
J. S. Bunt (Taylor's bequest of his portrait to Glenn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea), 1969
M. Deacon (taped interviews with Taylor), 1969
T. Griffiths (his profile of Taylor, see A.4), 1972
J. Hanson (history of Royal Aeronautical Establishment, etc.), 1968
R. MacLeod (Taylor's papers), 1972
M. Slocombe (BBC Sound Archives), 1970

Paper Met.66 for Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.

Compliments Mayor’s memorial inscription of [J C] Adams: [Trinity Lodge]

Broadcast on BBC General Overseas Programme

13 pp. typescript with 2 Appendices

St Peters, 2 Benet Place. Will be coming with Ellen to the Seaman's Mission meeting at the Lodge, is pleased to hear that Rose has accepted the post of Head of the D.R.U.

Drumore, Blairgowrie, N.B. Dated October 1, 1909 - Thanks him for ['Passages of the Bible'], thinks the Authorised Version of the Bible is the channel through which the Classics have exercised their best influence.

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