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MAYR/B/8/114 · Item · 20 Sep 1823
Part of Mayor Papers

Sea voyage to Jaffna, visit to the house of [ ] Knight who has built a house and large church, Jaffna superior to anywhere in the north of the island, two of the boatmen Catholics, may stay for Knight's marriage to Mrs Richards: Nellore

Letter from George Airy
Add. MS a/200/114 · Item · 11 Oct. 1856
Part of Additional Manuscripts a

Royal Observatory Greenwich - GA gives a list of references pertinent to 'the steps which have been made in Astronomy in the last few years. A great deal has been done, and some of the things done have distinct relation to the comparison (as a science) of the two processes of theory and observation (as labours)'. GA places his list under the following titles - 1. Parallaxes and Motions of Stars: 2. Orbits of Double Stars: 3. Sun's Heat: 4. Attractions generally: 5. Lunar Theory: 6. Planetary Theory: 7. Encke's Comet: 8. Cometary Theory generally: 9. Shooting Stars: 10. Miscellaneous.

Political pamphlets
RAB/H/114 · File · 1946–1950
Part of Papers of Lord Butler

Conservative Political Centre publications: Fundamental issues - a statement on the future work of the Conservative education movement by RAB, with attached signed copy of The two party system in English political history by G.M. Trevelyan, The Conservative faith in a modern age with foreword by RAB, Management in industry with opening address by RAB, Conservatism 1945-1950 with introduction and contributions by RAB

Rozental - Scherrer
FRSH/F/114 · File · 1949–1979
Part of Papers of Otto Frisch

Rozental, S. 1949, 1963-64, 1968. Correspondence 1968 is re retirement of Betty Schultz who had been secretary to Niels Bohr Institute for 50 years.

Sauter, F. 1949

Scarrott, G.G. 1974, 1979

Scherrer, 1952. Frisch's carbon only.

Add. MS b/36/114 · Item · c 1947-c 1955
Part of Additional Manuscripts b

Chinehead, Westcliff Road, Bournemouth. Dated March 20th, 1919 - Has been reading his 'Folk-Lore in the Old Testament' and asks if he has notes about tests of maternal impressions; discusses sour milk superstitions, and menstrous women and milk; the clanging noises to drive away evil spirits; classical parallels to Jonah and the whale; 'jus primae noctis' and African tribal custom, and the 19th century French courtesan who connected sexual desire and ear piercing.