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Add. VM/C/11/11 · Item · [1860s]
Part of Additional Visual Materials

Nine portrait photographs pasted down on an album page with captions in ink below each photograph. Photographs of R. G. Geach, '"Tinker" Martin and the D.K.'; 'J.[H?] Kenrick ob. 1865'; J. B. Parish, J. A. G. Marshall, J. N. C. D. Colley, S. C. Allsopp, W. M. Moorsom, and 'J. Babb, Illustrator of my Thucydides'.

MONT II/A/3/26/11 · Item · 13 Jan. 1922
Part of Papers of Edwin Montagu, Part II

The policy declared at the Congress at Ahmedabad is very serious. Moslem leaders were for complete independence, and though Gandhi hedged in his speeches in an attempt to gain the moderate vote, the resolution of the Working Committee, over which he presides, was more revolutionary. Lloyd and his Council believe that Gandhi should be prosecuted immediately and, in view of the necessary repercussions across India, they sought the Viceroy’s approval to do so, but the Viceroy would not give it. Lloyd has urged him to reconsider.

USA (1965)
EPST/D/19/11 · File · 29 Jan.–21 May 1965
Part of Papers of Sir Anthony Epstein

Assembly of Scientists of the National Cancer Institute, 13 May 1965, Bethesda
Symposium on Human Leukemias, 5–6 April 1965, Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

EPST/D/22/11 · File · 29 July 1983–8 July 1996
Part of Papers of Sir Anthony Epstein

Part 1: United Kingdom Co-ordinating Committee for Cancer Research. Sir Anthony was the MRC representative on the committee.
Part 2: International Co-ordinating Council for Cancer Research. Sir Anthony was a member of the International Scientific Advisory Board and the Board of Directors of the CCCR in Europe.