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States that she will be very glad to see any friend that he may bring to Rugby in Passion Week, and that she would very much like to see [J. R.] Seeley. Suggests that they stay a few days into Easter week, so that they could have a party on Easter Tuesday. Announces that his Uncle Robert will be there. States that she leaves Hillary Place [home of her brother John Crofts] the following Tuesday and goes for one night to Ryddlesden [John Benson Sidgwick], then to Stone Gappe [Francis John Lace], then the Raikes [Robert Hodgson Sidgwick] 'ending with poor Lucy Brown at Lytham', and will come home via Crewe.

Claims that she has heard nothing from William, and fears that he is still very unwell. Thanks Henry for his 'full explanation of Miss Tostal's difficulty', and undertakes to call upon her to tell her what he says before she leaves Leeds. Reports that Etty Crofts is reading all the material recommended by Mr Hales 'for the better understanding of his lectures....' Reports also that she has just heard from 'poor Mr. Horton who is suffering from congestion of one lung' and that he is to send his paper on Insanity so that Henry may judge whether it would be received by Macmillan. States that Henry's uncle [John?]'s health is better, and sometimes brave in his resolution to be cheerful, but that he often breaks down.

All-European Academy Meeting: The Role of Academies as Learned Societies in the New Europe, 17–18 March 1992, Stockholm

International Meeting on Science in the Future of Europe, representing ICSU as Chairman of COMSCEE, 27–28 November, Budapest

Chinese Key Studies Development Project
Part 1: Guangzhou. Chinese Key Studies Development Project. Site Visits for the Programme Advisory Group to see Four Selected Key and Special Laboratories, Guangzhou, 10–15 April 1994
Part 2: Guangzhou. Expenses, travel arrangements, notes of the visit
Part 3: Beijing. Programme Advisory Group Annual Meeting and visits to Selected Key Laboratories, 2–9 October 1994
Part 4: Planning of itinerary and programme, travel arrangements, expenses for Beijing visit

Council of Europe Parliamentary Conference on Scientific and Technological Co-operation with the Central and Eastern European Countries, 5–7 June 1995, Prague, Czech Republic

Opening Lecture: The oncogenic γ-herpesviruses at The Fourth International Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) Symposium on Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma, 14–16 February 2003, Hong Kong

These photographs are relevant to all the activities represented by series D/19. They have been retained in their original packaging with original descriptions and grouped with D/19 as originally part of a correspondence series. Also included are personal portrait and passport photos in Part 5.

Part 1: c 1955–1989: Rockefeller University, New York; Dr Socias; Royal Society European Science Exchange Programme, Bern; Her Majesty the Queen to the Royal Society (includes programme and invitation); portraits of Sir Anthony in Japan; Beijing, Foreign Secretary of the Royal Society; Hamamatsu University, Japan; former USSR; unidentified
Part 2: 1990–1992: Medical Research Council Meeting; Royal Society European Science Exchange Programme, Helsinki, Finland; visitors to Royal Society, including VIPs; Society Parliamentarian Academicians at Royal Society; Osaka, Japan; Amsterdam; Romania; Hong Kong; unidentified
Part 3: 1993–1994: Seville, Spain; Arc-et-Senans, France; Hong Kong; China
Part 4: 1995–1999; 2003; 2011: China; Australia; Senegal; Moldova; Prague, Czech Republic; Italy; Oxford International Biomedical Conference; Union for International Cancer Control Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma (UICC NPC) Conference, Hong Kong; Burkitt's Lymphoma Symposium, Dublin, Ireland (colour photocopy)
Part 5: 1962–2002: Social events of the Royal Society; Wolfson College, Oxford (including Sir Anthony's 80th birthday); Trinity College, Cambridge; Wolfson College Governing Body; private social events and visits; passport and portrait photographs of Sir Anthony, various sizes in colour and black-and-white

Review of Cancer Research Campaign-funded Epstein-Barr virus research and meetings of the CRC Epstein-Barr Virus Vaccine Steering Committee. Includes Medical Research Council Ad Hoc meeting on Epstein-Barr virus vaccine

Includes attendance of meetings, travel grant applications, election as fellow; summary of Sir Anthony's publications dealing with most significant findings; letters of congratulations upon election, found in Part 2; meetings and visits; support for nominations of other fellows; annual contributions.

Part 1: Correspondence and Meeting papers of Royal Society Sectional Committees and Council Meetings
Part 2: Referees' Opinions for consideration as General Candidates for election (A-Side General Candidates) to the Royal Society. Copies of these opinions, which are strictly confidential.
Part 3: Royal Society Council Meetings: Meeting papers for special general meetings, other meetings and events, election of new fellows and president, applications for research appointments; includes references and statements
Part 4: Royal Society Sectional Committees 1-11. Meeting papers to consider candidates for election
Part 5: Royal Society Sectional Committee meetings. Sir Anthony's election to Council, social events, Royal Society Assessors on Research Councils, election of members.

Election as Foreign Secretary, letters of congratulations, activities as Foreign Secretary

Meeting papers, notes, and letters

Part 3 deals with the Conference of Scientists of Academic Institutions of the Russian Federation in Moscow, December 1991. Sir Anthony attended on behalf of the ESF.

12–14 June 1994, Leeds Castle

Includes papers dealing with Co-ordinating Committee for Cancer Research meetings to review developments in the field of cancer research

Planning, organization, arrangements, work plans, operational matters

Peer review workshop, NNSFC, as part of the Key Studies Programme (1 subfolder)
Fudan Delegation
Visit to Oxford from laboratory managers from universities in the Shanghai area (1 subfolder)

Sir Anthony was a founding member and fellow.

Sir Anthony served as Member of Council, Vice-President of the Section of Pathology, and was made a Life Fellow in 2003.