Ms. narrative, and spiral-bound notebook: 'Autobiography 8', describing visits to Malta (1963), and Holland and a note on portraits of Thomson. (These are drafts for parts of `Chap. XIV' below.)
Collection of verses by members of the Physics Research Society of the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge
Items D3/11/1-85 relate to the Ricardo edition in general. Within this items D3/11/1 - D3/11/35 were preserved together and are files of notes for the Ricardo edition, items D3/11/37-D3/11/55 were preserved together and are files of notes for the Ricardo edition marked "Obsolete"and items D3/11/56- D3/11/76 are files of correspondence relating to the Ricardo edition, many being replies to requests for information on Ricardo letters.
Items D3/11/85a-D3/11/99 relate to Volume I of the edition.
Items D3/11/100-D3/11/106 relate to Volume II.
Items D3/11/107-D3/11/126 relate to Volumes III and IV.
Items D3/11/127- D3/11/137 relate to Volume V.
Items D3/11/138-D3/11/155 relate to Volumes VI to IX.
Items D3/11/156-D3/11/192 relate to Volume X.
Items D3/11/193-D3/11/233 relate to Volume XI.
Items D3/11/234-D3/11/240 relate to the 1973 reprint.
The sheet labelled '11A' has the annotations 'Hook's Musick Scripts', '101', and 'NP'.
93 Grosvenor Road, London SW - school exams "rather infra dig." at his age
94: incomplete: end missing.
102: incomplete: beginning missing
Enclosing extract from proposed publication.
9 Stanhope Place, Hyde Park. - Re Pole's work on Mozart and colour-blindness, as well as Edward FitzGerald's comments on music.
Two letters, one concerning portraits of pupils of William Hopkins [possibly portraits by Thomas Charles Wageman, shelfmark 307.bb.85.98], the other concerning the donation of her husband [H. M. Butler]'s books to the Library.
2 Epsom College, Surrey - Questions Frazer and [F. M.] Cornford's theory of the origin of the Olympic Games, and discusses related rites.
Each with additional note from Annie to her brother James Parker
Cardwell, Anne (1814-1887), née Parker, wife of Edward, Viscount CardwellConcerning Milnes' Observations on the History of Thomas Earl of Lancaster.
Addressed to: Ephraim Whitman Gurney, Oliver Wendell Holmes [Sr or Jr?]; Theodore Dwight Woolsey.