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Includes letters re Trinity College Commemoration Dinner, which was held on 5 December

Includes correspondence re the death of H. Jackson, Regius Professor of Greek at Cambridge University, 26 September - 2 October 1921.

Correspondence.

Synge was one of the examiners of the D.Phil. thesis submitted by Lahiri to the University of Calcutta, India. He subsequently sought Synge's advice on his postdoctoral career.

Correspondence and recommendations.

Correspondence re Ion-exchanging membranes, 1951-1952, 1961. Kressman was based at the Research Laboratory of the Permutit Company Ltd, London.

Jayasinghe came from Ceylon [Sri Lanka] to work with Synge at the Rowett Research Institute on protein digestion in the ruminant. He registered with University of Aberdeen as a research student for a Ph.D.

Correspondence, 1955-1958; includes thesis reports.

Including letters of introduction, immediate bills and subsequent bills for carriage of goods.

Hotchkiss was based at the Hospital of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, New York, USA.
Correspondence re gramicidin and tyrocidine.

J/137: 1942-1943
J/138: 1944–1945, 1948

Letters written between Jun. and Dec. 1951; some undated.

36 Cadogan Place, Chelsea. - Congratulations on Milnes' marriage.

Scarboro[ugh]. - Asks Milnes to thank his father for the invitation, which he hopes to accept, 'at least for some part of the week beginning 12th Jan.'; has to return to Cambridge for a while and will write from there. Also asks Milnes to 'receive the long pent-up stream of my congratulations' [on his marriage].

Bishopsthorpe, York. - He and his wife congratulate Milnes on his marriage; would have done so earlier, but did not know where to send the message. They are sorry not to be able to accept Mr [Robert Pemberton] Milnes' invitation to Fryston, as they will have friends visiting, but hope to be able to make Mrs Milnes' acquaintance soon. Signed 'T. Ebor[acum]'.