Slough - WW and George Peacock have 'absolutely turned his [Babbage] brain by your inflammatory conversation'. Babbage has been 'running analysis mad' and so has JH: 'I really have read and written more in the last fortnight than ever I did in twice the time in any other part of my life and I advise you to go and do likewise'. 'The distress of the poor and the pressure of the times forms the subject of conversation here'.
Correspondence re research, 1946, 1953, 1954, 1957.
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'.
1 Marloes Road, Kensington, W. - Asks if he has come across fire-walking traditions, for a talk to the Folklore Society on points where their work intersects with the 'Psychical people'.
Contains account of experiment and notes on results. A letter from M.L. Oliphant, 9 March 1934, re proton yield from the bombardment of heavy hydrogen with heavy hydrogen is tucked into the back of the folder.
Includes curriculum vitae and `Progress Report. Biochemistry Department' on seven months work up to May 1943 from Wool Industries Research Association.
Meeting held 10 July 1945; Synge spoke on `Les moyens chimiques d'approche de la structure des protéines'.
Notice; correspondence re arrangements.
This sub-series includes a school photograph from Sir Anthony's childhood, images of a gathering with friends, and other memorabilia.