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Miscellaneous notes &c.
Add. MS b/88/1 · Stuk · [19th cent.?]
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A miscellaneous groups of notes on various classical subjects, with some printed material mixed in, including part of an issue of Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie Vol. 11, number 1. Some of this material has been removed from books in Jackson's collection of books which may be found in the Library, as noted in the archival history section above.

Add. MS b/88/10-14 · Stuk · 1896-1900
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Thanks him for his birthday wishes, and sends a carte-de-visite photograph of himself; shares news of his situation and his work, with a description of the sudden death of his wife in 1899, and a year later, his marriage to her cousin.

Add. MS b/88/23 · Stuk · 6 Aug. 1885
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Clark's Island, Plymouth. Describes the move to Clark's Island [Massachusetts]; discusses the newspaper coverage of the death of President Ulysses S. Grant and comments on his presidency; shares his admiration for H. A. J. Munro, who has just died; comments on both British and American political events of the day.

Add. MS b/1/26 · Stuk · 29 Apr 1921
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Trinity College. Encloses his Latin inscriptions for Prior and Sedley Taylor, noting his use of the nominative case as Sedley Taylor is not declinable and the debate over the declinability of Prior would "excite acrimonious controversy."

Add. MS b/1/24 · Stuk · 1 Mar. 1849
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Down Farnborough, Kent. Discusses the difference between two genuses of barnacle, Chthamalus and Balanus and mentions specimens sent, and encloses a drawing of the two; has been going through Thompson's collection and finds it admirable. Comments on Thompson's book, does not like the separation of English and Latin text. Recommends a book by E. S. Dixon on poultry as it is very good and amusing. Is headed to Malvern to try a water cure.

Add. MS b/1/23 · Stuk · 1830-1850
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A document dated 28 Aug. 1849 and sent on to Trinity dated 10 June 1850 lists five items donated to the Master and Fellows of Trinity College by Thomas Kidd, and encloses the original grant of the office of Master to Richard Bentley, with the letter from Thomas Thorpe to Kidd dated 8 Feb. 1830 by which he presented it to Thorpe. Some of the books donated carried annotations by Richard Porson.