Berry, James

Journal of a World tour, diaries and other papers.

1: 'Diary 1879, journal of James Berry in Canada' (includes sketch maps, pictures,photos, ticket stubs, pressed leaves, menus etc.)

2: 'Diary (continued) Canada, Aug.Sept. 1879' (includes drawings, pictures, photos, pressed leaves, cabin passenger list, expenses,etc).

3: 'Journal in Isle of Man, August 1918'.

4: 'Journal in Canary Islands and Spain, 1923' (includes pencil sketch)

5: 'Voyage to Trinidad and Panama,Feb 1926 -April

6: Manuscript with illustrations of 'Journal of a trip to New Zealand and back, 1892' (pages numbered 1- 428), also manuscript introduction page to be included on front sheet of typescript. This manuscript was typed up Miss Gibbs in Dec 1940.

7: 2 bound typescript volumes, No. 1 copy and No. 2 copy, with annotations : 'Journal of a tour round the world via the Suez Canal, Colombo, Australia, New Zealand, Samoa and Canada by James Berry, F.R.C.S. accompanied by a young friend and patient Alfred Garrett in March to August of the year 1892.' Each copy has 14 sheets enclosed which are reproduced sketches of those in original manuscript. No. 1 copy also has an enclosure noting loan and return of journal from Mr Appleyard.

8: Unbound typescript copy of above, marked No. 3 copy.

9: 14 letters written by James Berry to his first wife Dr Frances May Dickinson during April -July 1892 whilst on tour and 1 letter to May dated February 12th 1893.

10: 4 letters by Dr Clouting to James Berry (1 incomplete) concerning Berry's journal of 1892

11: 1 letter from Veronica Medwood (Wimbledon Common) dated July 18th 1943, unable to publish the manuscript due to paper shortage.

12: 1 letter to Lady Berry from Cassel and Company dated 2nd January 1957, unable to publish manuscript as not popular enough.

13: 1 annotated envelope containing 16 photos (envelope notes 14) of the pen and ink sketches in the manuscript 'Journal of a tour round the world..1892'.

14: 2 manuscript listing of sketches and diagrams in 'Journal round the world 1892'.

15: 3 sheets noting illustrations to be photographed by Mr Groves and 2 envelopes with annotations concerning the sketches/ photographs.

16: 2 letters: May 2nd to Art from Clara, May 4th to Arthur from Maude.

17: Miniature photograph of Sir James Berry, July 1920.

18: Obituary Sir James Berry, newspaper cutting from The Times 18 March 1946.

19: The publications of Mr James Berry. A typed listing of Berry's publications both medical and non-medical.

20: Report on the work of unit 'Z' of the Joint War Committee of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St John in South Russia and Roumania in 1916-17.

21: The Annual oration delivered before the Medical Society of London on May 9th 1932 by Sir James Berry, B.S., F.R.C.S. on 'Fallen idols'. (reprinted from the Transactions of the Medical Society of London, Vol, lV.)

22: Belas Knap Long Barrow, Gloucestershire: the excavations of by James Berry, F.R.C.S., D.C.L, F.S.A. (from the Transactions of the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society Vol 52, 1930 )

23: Anglo-Serbian hospital, Vrnjatchka Banja, Serbia, report upon the work carried out under the administration of Mr James Berry F.R.C.S, and Mrs Dickinson Berry, M.D., since 11th February 1915.

24: Sotheby's catalogue of Russian and Greek Icons. Day of sale Monday, 29th March, 1976 and pre-sale advice slip for Lady Berry referring to lot 191 in the catalogue. A Russian Icon of the Mother of God the joy of all that grieve.

25:Catalogue of the collection of modern pictures and water colour drawings of Rupert Adams, Esq, also modern pictures and drawings the property of a gentleman :[Percy Bicknell] which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Christie, Manson & Woods, on Saturday, January 25, 1902, includes numerous annotations by James Berry including a note indicating purchase of 'A river scene by, with ship and castle' by J.M.W. Turner.

26: Sir James Berry's Gold Medal' in: Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Vol. 32, no.1, (January 1963).

27: On the diagnosis and treatment of injuries of the intestines. By James Berry. Reprint from: British Medical Journal, Oct. 22 1921. 6p.

28: Two cases of cholecystotomy: removal of one hundred and thirty and of sixty four calculi. By James Berry. Reprint from: St Bartholomew's Hospital reports Vol. XXVIII: p.47-57.

29: Case of thyroid tumour for diagnosis (probably primary chronic (so-called canceriform) inflammation). By James Berry. Reprint from: Transactions of Medical Society London, Vol. XXIV.

30: Some clinical aspects of simple goitre with remarks on its causation. Being the Hunterian lecture delivered before the Hunterian Society 1926. By James Berry. Reprint from: The Lancet, Feb 6, 1926.

31: Suspensory ligaments of thyroid gland. By James Berry. Reprint from: The journal of anatomy and physiology, Vol. XXII.

32: Mr James Berry's 500 goitre operations. Reprint from: The Medical Press, Jan 12 1921.

33: On a further series of 500 goitre operations with special reference to after-results. By James Berry.Reprint from: The British Journal of Surgery, Vol. VIII, no. 23, 1921.