From the office of the Superintendent of the Line at Liverpool St Station, London; initialled R. J. [?] as signature on behalf of R. P. Ellis.
Requesting that Onslow, having travelled on the wrong railway line for his ticket from St. Pancras to Cambridge, pay a remittance of the fare. Later receipt of fare noted as an annotation.
Published by Cambridge University Press, 1896.
Paris. objection of members to being liable to serve in the national guard; signed by Armand Bazard, Prospere Enfantine, Duget, Barrault, Fourrel, Michel Chevalier, Charles Duveyrier, Edmond Talabot, Abel Transon, P Cazeaux, G d'Eichthal, Henry and St Cheron
(Three messages. The first, by John Brightwen, is wanting.)
(Two messages. Pasted to the back is a memorandum by Wright describing manuscripts in the British Museum.)
From International Congress of Mathematicians Cambridge, August 1912.
Visiting card of Charles Adam, Membre de l'Institut, Recteur de l'Université de Nancy, with note thanking Sir James and Lady Frazer for the copy of 'Sur les traces de Pausanias'.
Includes curriculum vitae and `Progress Report. Biochemistry Department' on seven months work up to May 1943 from Wool Industries Research Association.
Note on label.
Principal invited lecture as indicated on CV at E/1/1.
Includes article about Peyton Rous and letters to Albert Claude and George Palade. Also includes correspondence with/relating to Harald zur Hausen.
Formerly British Empire Cancer Campaign.
Part 1: Budgeting, expenses, use of grants
Part 2: CRC Grant, Clinical Medicine 5
Part 3: Royal Society Grant
Part 4: CRC Grant, Pathology 1: Virus aetiology of human malignant disease
Part 5: CRC Grant, Pathology 2: Investigation of carcinogenicity of Epstein-Barr virus in owl monkeys
Part 6: CRC Grant, Pathology 4: Marmoset breeding for studies on an Epstein-Barr virus vaccine
Part 7: CRC Grant, Pathology 6: Diamond knives for ultramicrotomy
32 Sackville Street. Requests sending of "above articles" and of new catalogue