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'Lectures on Lie Groups', (1969).
Letter from publishers, 22 November 1968.
'Algebraic Topology: a student's guide'. (1972).

Correspondence with publishers, July 1970.

Signed by Mayland at left. Pencil caption "Johnson" below photograph of man wearing cap and gown.

Caption: "O'Hara. Percival Frost."

36 Jermyn Street. - Thanks Milnes for appraisal of his son's verses

Cork. - Thanks for autograph and appropriate linesl sends 2nd Annual Report of their Society [possibly the St Vincent de Paul Society in Cork?].

With stamp and note acknowledging receipt of payment.

Buckingham Palace Hotel. - Lady Galway asks her to send 'these precious letters' to Houghton; is 'glad to return to the son, a part of the debt I owe to the father'; knew the first Lord Houghton from 1869 until his death, and he was often a visitor at her house when in America; she gave him his 'first large reception' in New York and had the pleasure of being with him in Rome in 1885, when he wrote her the 'pretty Valentine' she now sends. Has 'never met so curious a combination of wit and tender heart'; thinks Houghton's 'own lines should be his epitaph: "A helping hand to the weak /A friendly hand to the friendless...'.

Has other letters of his at her country home and left them behind when she left hurriedly to reach London for the Jubilee and could not find them; asks if she may send them if she does.

Torquay.

Concerning the proposed marriage between Hawkshaw's daughter Editha and Burlton Bennett .

Penistone near Sheffield.

Anthems by Blow, Bowman, Croft, Fuller, Grano, Greene, Purcell, Tudway, and Weldon; Service music by Aldrich, Blow, Child, Gibbons, Purcell, Rogers, Tallis, and Tudway. It includes pre-publication copies of works by Croft and Greene.

The services are bound from the back of the volume. The original index for the back is now pasted inside the back cover, with a printed form 'In Commendatione Fundatorum'.
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Anthems
p. 4: Dr Croft, ['I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord'] (opening is missing)
p. 11: Dr Croft, 'Praise the Lord O my soul'
p. 19: Dr Crofts, ['Out of the deep']
p. 26: Dr Blow, 'And I heard a great voice'
p. 31: Dr Blow, 'I beheld and lo'
p. 37: Dr Crofts, 'Praise the Lord O my soul'
p. 43: [Croft], 'The Lord is my strength'
p. 51: Dr Croft, '3 voc Psalm the 88th'
p. 56: Dr Tudway, 'I will sing unto the Lord'
p. 61: Mr Purcell, 'Praise the Lord O my soul'
p. 67: [Tudway], 'Sing we merrily'
p. 71: Mr Green, 'Hear my prayer'
p. 75: Dr Tudway, 'I am the resurrection'
p. 77: Mr Greene, 'O Lord give ear unto my prayer'
p. 83: [Weldon], ['Ponder my words O Lord']
p. 89: Mr Robert Fuller, 'I will alway give thanks'
p. 101: [Grano], '[O praise God in his holiness'] (also p. 131)
p. 113: [Croft], 'Sing unto God O ye kingdoms' (also p. 176)
p. 123: ——, [Chorus fragment in D major]
p. 125: Dr Croft, 'Psalm 139' (incomplete)
p. 126: Mr Weldon, 'Blessed be the Lord my strength'
p. 131: John Baptist Grano, 'An Abstract, or Organ Part of an Instrumental Anthem' (also p. 101)
p. 147: [Purcell], 'The Lord is king' (incomplete)
p. 155: Mr Green, 'My soul truly waiteth'
p. 163: Dr Croft, 'Lord what love'
p. 171: John Bowman, 'The Lord is my light and my salvation'
p. 176: [Croft], ['Sing unto God O ye kingdoms'] (also p. 113)
p. 177: Dr Blow, 'Turn thee unto me O God'
p. 180: Dr Croft, [unidentified]
p. 186: [Greene], 'O God thou art my God'
p. 194: Mr Weldon, 'I will lift up mine eyes'
p. 200: Mr Weldon, 'O Lord rebuke me not'
p. 203: Mr Purcell, 'My song shall be allways' (incomplete)
p. 210: ——, [end of unidentified work]
p. 211: Mr Green, 'Rejoice in the Lord'

Services
p. 1: Dr Tudway, 'Magnificat'
p. 3: Dr Tudway, 'Nunc dimittis'
p. 5: Mr Purcell, 'Magnificat'
p. 7: Mr Purcell, ['Nunc dimittis']
p. 9: Dr Blow, 'Cantate Domino'
p. 12: Dr Blow, 'Deus misereatur'
p. 15: Dr Aldritch, 'Cantate Domino'
p. 17: Dr Aldritch, 'Deus misereatur'
p. 19: Dr Rogers, 'Magnificat'
p. 21: [Rogers], 'Nunc dimittis'
p. 23: [Child], 'Magnificat'
p. 25: [Child], 'Nunc dimittis' (incomplete)
p. 27: Mr Tallis, 'Te Deum'
p. 31: Mr Orlando Gibbons, 'Te Deum'
p. 34: Mr Gibbons, 'Magnificat'
p. 35: [Gibbons], 'Nunc dimittis'
p. 37: Dr Aldritch, 'Te Deum'
p. 41: Dr Child, 'Te Deum'

New Inn Hall, Oxford. - Met Houghton at Teddesley; seeks nomination as Queen's Messenger or House of Commons Clerk; father's ill health prevents his acting on writer's behalf.

Therapia. - Does not have the authority to get Mr [Leader's?] protégé into the Turkish army; has only obtained a few posts; the Turks do not favour the admission of Christians into their services. Congratulations on marriage; Mrs Milnes' father was one of his earliest friends.

5 New Ormond St., Queen Square. - Became a Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes at Somerset House through Milnes' influence but finds responsibility too great; Mr [John?] Thornton has written to Sir Thomas Fremantle to ask him to exchange appointment for a clerkship; Sir Thomas is waiting to see what Milnes thinks. Contains copy letter from Malkin to Sir Thomas Fremantle, 1 Mar. 1843: furnishes evidence of handwriting and education; has heard from his father that Milnes is to return to London in a few weeks; sure he will approve exchange of appointment; speech impediment derives from nervousness but would decrease when accustomed to business.

55 Grosvenor Place. - Her son has failed an army examination; seeks nomination to a Militia Regiment with recommendation to a commission for 1879.

Includes fragment of printed text from the binding of Q.0.113; two parchment fragments from the binding of I.13.76, with transcription, illustration and notes on three loose pages. One loose sheet with rubbing of bindings; one rubbing pasted in Sketch and two rubbings of bindings.

Includes notes on Jenkinsons known to be owners of books, and listed in the University Registry; news clipping about the death of a boy called Jenkinson pasted in.

Also showing Richard Burridge as Heartfree and David Alexander as Constant. 'Photo by Keith Rose' stamped on back. Typed strip, 'You gave me two kisses, I shall give you... two hundred', glued to back.

Arrangements for a public meeting at Trinity

Venice, addressed to Milnes at 26 Pall Mall, London.

Has warned the Speaker of CJM's supplementary question, situation in Greece

Sorry that Reeve is prepared to publish the article against J H Monk, reasons for believing that his position is incorrect

His reactions as a 'mere historian' to the 'annals' and Durkheim's Revue. Discusses Sidgwick's chapter in the Cambridge Modern History; their disagreement in relation to Bacon and Descartes and the development of modern politics. Also mentions Locke and Hobbes.

Officers' names at the top of the list: Robert Busbridge, captain; Richard Whitehead, lieutenant; Thomas Bolney, ensign; Henry Beesline and Henry Clayden, sergeants; William Francklin, drummer; Peter Heaward, Thomas Gray and George Norcott, corporals. Three columns of names of soldiers in alphabetical order.

Note at bottom: 'Portsmo. 9ber [November] 30th 1661. Mustered then in Capt. Rob[ert] Busbridge his Companey in his Ma[jes]ties Garrison of Portsmouth under the Command of his Royale Highnes the Duke of Yorke [later James II], the Capt[ain] Lieut[enant] & Ensigne Two Serg[ean]ts & theire Corporalls one Drum with one hundred Private Souldiers'.

Signed by Josiah Stubbin, Deputy Muster Master, Richard Whitehead and Thomas Bolney.

Two of the same photograph by Palmer Clarke, Cambridge.