With the addresses of Messrs Gibson and Strathern, W[riters to the] S[igne]t; Messrs Lindsay Mackay & Howe and Messrs Tods Murray and Jamieson.
Printed by Redin & Co., Cambridge. Illustration on front of watercourse lined with reeds, in which a heron is standing; frame incorporating figures of a conductor, horn player, and two singers around the musical numbers listed on the back. Programme begins '"God Bless The Prince Of Wales." (Silver Wedding Day of T. R. H.)'. Names of individual performers and orchestra members given. Conductor, H. E. Cotterill.
In Isaac Todhunter's hand, listing letters dated 1831-1864.
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.
Borland, Kilmarnock. -
Given in France
Circumstances surrounding Robert B Mayor not being elected a Fellow of St John's
(Four messages, including two from Lady Palgrave.)
Doncaster. - Houghton's kind notice of his circular; Mr Parker may have explained why Jackson seeks new employment; genealogical work excites little interest; seeks Record Office position or similar; knows Mr Frank but believes he does not value his collections enough to pay for them to be sorted.
Swansea - GA will be 'extremely glad' to have Neale as a pupil. However, further to his correspondence with Myers, he does not know whether Mr Hare had or had not already engaged a tutor for Neale. Could WW answer some questions further to the fellowship examination - 'In the first place must I sit at all? In the next place supposing that I sit, by what time must I be at Cambridge?'"