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  • Catalogue level
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    A letter from Leverhulme, Stornoway, to D'Arcy Cooper

    The Lord thinks that with Mr Hyslop Bell as Chairman amnd Mr Powys as Vice Chair the time might come when Sir Lugard could become a Director of the Niger Co for a few days a week 2.

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/91
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    The Lord was considering replying in the Press to a reference to himself made by Mr Clynes in the Debate on Socialism, but will not do so if his colleagues think this is not suitable. July 27 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/110
  • Catalogue level
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    A letter from Leverhulme, Wigan to D'Arcy Cooper.

    Has a letter from Mr Webster, Brussels regarding a private dinner paerty invitation. September 18 1924

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/3
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    A memo reminding that they should make an appointment together to see the Colonial Minister Mr Thomas with reference to Chinese Labour for the Solomons April 10 1924

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/70
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from D'Arcy Cooper to Mr Newton

    See also GB1752LBC/163/135 April 25 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/134
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A telegram from D'Arcy Cooper and McDowell to Leverhulme at Borve.

    A Mr Bigland has forwarded a telegram from a business connection in America asking whether Leverhulme would consider buying Southern Cotton Oil Company; details of the Company are enclosed.

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/41
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Mrs D'Arcy Cooper to Leverhulme

    Hand written birthday congratulations and thanking him for an invitation to the America/Australia tour, but cannot go as she is looking after two young children of a friend of hers who is in India. September 18 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/88
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from D'Arcy Cooper's Secretary to Mr Martin

    Mr Cooper says these letters can be sent to the Chairman October 7 1924

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/2
  • Catalogue level
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    A letter from Mrs Cooper, Westridge, Reigate to Leverhulme

    Thanking him for his letter and telegram. Confirms her husband is feeling better. February 9 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/155
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Mrs Hilda Cooper to Leverhulme.

    A hand written letter. States that her husband had to be operated on yesterday in the region of his old wounds. His arm had been troubling him for a few weeks and he had a fever. February 8 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/158
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    Regarding the son of a Mr London who acted for the Lord as an engineer constructing roads in the Isle of Lewis. The parents have died and the daughter is asking whether there could be a job for her brother at Lever House. June 6 1924

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/26
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    Enclosing a letter received from Mr Caldwell and a draft of his proposed reply. July 31 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/109
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    He notes that Captain Pearson has been in post three months after which a permanent position should be approved and be placed in Mr Hart's Department.

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1924
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/36
  • Catalogue level
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    A letter from Leverhulme to D'Arcy Cooper

    Has had a statement of his private account for April from Mr Newton. He wants to know what the position of LAWHAD or himself would be with regard to Lever brothers or Associated Enterprise once the debits and credits have passed through.

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/119
  • Catalogue level
    File

    A letter from Mr Fildes to Leverhulme

    "r "nSee also GB1753.LBC/163/164 January 19 1923

    Held by
    Unilever Archives and Records Management
    Date
    1923
    Reference
    GB1752.LBC/163/163
  • Catalogue level
    File

    Receipt from P. J. Le Cointe to the Rev. G. Greenway

    Mr Joseph Birch, [President, Sedgley Park School].

    Held by
    Birmingham Archdiocesan Archives
    Date
    16 Oct 1820
    Reference
    XSC/1/1/14/11/4
  • Catalogue level
    File

    WATER

    Birkenhead Corporation Water Act, 1907 - Notice to Treat, to Mrs R.Cheney (Three Copies).

    Held by
    Wirral Archives Service
    Date
    1912
    Reference
    B/163/40T/1
  • Catalogue level
    Item

    Congratulations on Hugh Seymour Tremenheere’s engagement, also Nightingale appeal

    Congratulations...The wounds..will now I trust be healed. Can you go to the Nightingale fund meeting tomorrow at 3? We are drifting into controversy & need a testimonial. ?As to her, she is sublime in her devotion to her patients.?

    Held by
    Morrab Library
    Date
    Reference
    TR2/60/163
  • Catalogue level
    Sub-sub-series

    Letter from J. Jones to Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury

    In this letter Mr. J. Jones provides 'a few particulars' about the history of the Friends Meeting in Bournville. He remarks on the opening of the Stirchley Institute and the number of people who attended Quaker Meeting in the new building.

    Held by
    Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
    Date
    August 1937 - September 1937
    Reference
    MS 466/1/1/9/3/2
  • Catalogue level
    Item

    Letters to Charles Gordon

    , no. 150; Henry Dundas [from 24 Dec. 1802, 1st Viscount Melville], 14 Nov. 1775 - 13 Dec. 1806 (12), nos. 155, 191, 540, 573-575, 577, 593-596; Sir William Forbes, 22 Jan. 1776 (1), no. 163; James Ross, 18 Feb. 1776 (1), no. 164; Colquhoun Grant, 29…

    Held by
    West Sussex Record Office
    Date
    Reference

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