Broadlands. - Lord Palmerston acknowledges Houghton's application in favour of Dr [Charles?] Badham for Charterhouse headmastership; the Dean of Westminster [Richard Chenevix Trench] is to be the new Archbishop of Dublin.
This series contains materials commemorating the discovery of the Epstein-Barr virus by Sir Anthony, Dr Yvonne Barr, and Dr Bert Achong in 1964. These include laboratory notebooks, initial publications on the Epstein-Barr virus, publications on the 25th, 30th, and 50th anniversaries of the discovery, and various records of Sir Anthony's lectures, talks, and medial appearances.
This sub-series includes a school photograph from Sir Anthony's childhood, images of a gathering with friends, and other memorabilia.
Part 1: 1951–1957
Part 2: 1958–1959
Part 3: 1959–1962
Part 4: 1962–1964
Part 5: 1964–1965
Letter dated 26 Jan. 1948 is an original letter, not a photocopy.
Includes a statement by Robertson on his wishes regarding the distribution of his finances on his death, a list of family addresses and "Credo for a black mass" in which D H Robertson states his opposition to a number of economic theories and institutions
Sent from Catshill, near Bromsgrove. - Card labelled 'The Clock House - In aid of the Church Funds' [The Clock House, also known as Fockbury House, was a childhood home of A. E. Housman].
God's destruction of man, wishes to sell his estate in Essex, description of estate, William Henry Mayor in Bermuda, Tom Mayor: Shrewsbury