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By 'G. B. B. M. S.' Sent to G. W. Young by Durrant's Press Cuttings agency.

The British Academy, Burlington Gardens, W.1.—Invites him to deliver the Academy’s Annual Shakespeare Lecture for 1933, on a subject of his own choice. The date is usually as near as convenient to 23 April. The honorarium is £25 and the lecture will be published by the Academy.

Also includes draft description of G.P. Thomson's work on electron diffraction.

Sends Pollock his 'little tractate on the Italian translation of Benvenuto da Imola['s commentary on Dante]

Dover -

Includes 4pp typescript inscribed 'Remarks to be made by Sir Joseph Thomson, O.M., F.R.S. when the film of himself is made'.

34 Oriental Place, Brighton. Is sending H M Butler his copy of Macaulay's Lays of Ancient Rome, urges him to have two teeth extracted as prescribed, wishes to know of his examinations:

'E. H. Cox. 6, Park Crescent, Torquay' printed on mount below image. Eveleen Myers has written below 'F. W. H. Myers. Before I knew him'.

West House, Piddletrenthide, Dorchester - Thanks for his good wishes on Jackson's 90th birthday.

'Sunday' - Pleased to see Pattisson's father, quote on mastery of English from John O'London's Weekly.

Labelled Jan-April 1941 by Julia Fish. Foreign Office internal memoranda mainly written by RAB re his meetings with ambassadors and several semi-official letters

Title inscribed on first page. Used from the front ca December 1944 - September 1945, paginated 1-57, and from the back 26 September 1944 - April 1945, paginated with Synge's own system.
Material clipped to pages of notebook, including paper chromatographs.

Testimonials to Taylor, 1905, from: H. J. Spenser, H. Sydney Jones, A. Kahn (all University College School) and J. L. Paton (formerly of the school, but later High Master, Manchester Grammar School).

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