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Sends a copy of the Germano-Swedish Treaty (not present), and refers to the other type of treaty as exemplified by the one concluded between Switzerland and Italy.

'Delighted to see you on Tuesday'.

All these items relate personally to R. B. McKerrow, except those described as printed. Most of the rest are printed forms filled up by hand.

Correspondence re terms of appointment, equipment required etc, 1965-1967; letter from K.L. Blaxter re Synge's 'inaugural days', 7 Mar 1969.

Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society 42 (1996), pp 455-479.
Includes list of Synge's publications. References to Synge's publications in this catalogue refer to this list and appear in the form Biblio.

[Blind embossed stamp of Royal College of Science, Dublin] - Describes in detail his disappointment on his return from his expedition to the Torres Strait, that the Department of Physical Anthropology has taken a medical turn, mentioning [Alexander] Macalister, [Wynfrid] Duckworth, [J. N.] Langley, Michael Foster; his prospects 'were never so unpromising for the last twenty years as they are at this present moment'.

contributors J G Stewart, A Dew-Smith, V de B[unsen], Francis Cornford

cannot remember title of poem John Cornford sent him, John Cornford 's own idea to send poem to W H Auden, Schiff sent John Cornford's essay to T S Eliot, quotes Eliot's reply

Much of this series consists of letters from Cornford to his mother, Mary Emma Cornford.

[Dunmoyle, Sixmilecross, Co Tyrone]. Wargaming with J R M Butler and "Ronnie", horseriding.

With carbon copy of reply from Butler, 1 Feb. 1952.

Draft of the preface and notes dated Dec. 1871; corrected proofs dated Feb.-Mar. 1872, incomplete, with some sections represented by multiple copies with the same corrections and one corrected proof. Accompanied by an uncut page proof of the 1876 edition.