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  [John G.McKendrick] to [James] Dewar

  "How can ultra-violet rays, at the low temp., just do what is necessary to destroy the molecular phenomena of life?" Cannot think of a physical explanation.

  Held by

  Royal Institution of Great Britain

  Date

  10 July 1909

  Reference

  DEWAR/DIIC/4

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  [James Timmins] Chance to Michael Faraday

  1 3/4pp, MS Has just overcome practical difficulties in carrying out the plan of adjusting the different members of a fixed light refractor in the Smalls Light.

  Held by

  Royal Institution of Great Britain

  Date

  2 January 1861

  Reference

  F1n/4/34

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  E.R. Laithwaite to Lawrence Bragg

  Imagines Bragg's book is just the sort of thing to add weight to his proposals for the physics syllabus. Would be pleased to talk to Bragg about this.

  Held by

  Royal Institution of Great Britain

  Date

  15 April 1969

  Reference

  W.L. BRAGG/35B/4

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  [Lawrence] Bragg to C.F. Powell

  2/3 page, typescript Has just seen the letter from the Royal Society about the committee of enquiry into the organisation of civil science [Trend Committee].

  Held by

  Royal Institution of Great Britain

  Date

  2 Oct. 1962

  Reference

  W.L. BRAGG/34C/4

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  Kathleen Lonsdale to Lawrence Bragg

  Royal Institution, London 12/3 pages, M Miss [W.E.] Deighton asked her to send the list of corrections for the re-issue of the International Tables. Most were sent by Carl Hermann.

  Held by

  Royal Institution of Great Britain

  Date

  30 July 1943

  Reference

  W.L. BRAGG/47B/4

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  Photographs taken after a recital in Ghent, Belgium

  Elizabeth is depicted on stage, having just finished her recital; and posing with members of the audiences after the recital.

  Held by

  Royal Northern College of Music

  Date

  1970s

  Reference

  EH/7/4/15

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  Autograph letter from Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky to Lev Abramovich Kupernik, with...

  Tchaikovsky has just discovered in a letter from his publisher Jurgenson that Brodsky has played his concerto in Vienna. The concerto has been written for 4 years and considered by various expert Russian violinists to be unplayable.

  Held by

  Royal Northern College of Music

  Date

  [1881]

  Reference

  AB/662

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  Autograph letter signed from Adolph Brodsky to Edvard Grieg

  The Brodskys accompanied by two pupils, Anton Maaskoff and Alfred Barker, and Anna's niece, Nina, have just visited Edvard and Nina Grieg at Troldhaugen.

  Held by

  Royal Northern College of Music

  Date

  [20th cent]

  Reference

  AB/907

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  Interior of the Lees hall (?)

  Stamped on back Kennedy Studios, Kemsley House, Manchester 4.

  Held by

  Royal Northern College of Music

  Date

  c.1930

  Reference

  RMCM/E/11/2

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  The donor (right) and with her, her schoolfriend Winnie Wilson, on holiday on the...

  Negative Sheet Number 1/R27/27

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  Greater Manchester County Record Office (with Manchester Archives)

  Date

  c1920s

  Reference

  1669/29

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  Programmes

  Programmes of "Just Like Judy", 12 & 13 Feb.; "The Man from Toronto", 21 & 22 Oct.; "The Colleen Bawn", 4 & 5 Nov.

  Held by

  Sandwell Community History and Archives Service

  Date

  1924

  Reference

  NU\BL 4/5/4

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  Josephine Butler to 'My dear Friend' [Mrs Tanner]

   Just had a visit from her son Charles, his wife and little Rosalind, now three years and 4 months. Their cottage in Devonshire is seven miles from anything like a town so they are making use of the shops at Cheltenham for winter clothes.

  Held by

  London University: London School of Economics, The Women's Library

  Date

  8 Dec [1901]

  Reference

  3JBL/45/34

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  Letter from W.R. O'Keeffe to Dear Fr Glancey

  Michael Francis] Glancey; sends collection for the Poor Mission Fund; comments on how the Nonconformists prevented him from serving on the Education Committee by just one vote; discusses purchasing a site close to Wyrley station for a Chapel of Ease …

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  Birmingham Archdiocesan Archives

  Date

  13 Dec 1904

  Reference

  Z0001/2/8/3/265/15

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  Letter from Ernest V. Wilks to Dear Canon Glancey

  Canon [Michael Francis] Glancey; seeks help from the Poor Mission Fund as he cannot pay his bills; the annual expense of the School is about £40 for which he has received just over a pound; the chief loss to the Mission is the annual grant of £25 fro…

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  Birmingham Archdiocesan Archives

  Date

  10 Jan 1912

  Reference

  Z0001/2/8/3/382/5

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  Three letters from Harold Wilson

  Re Henderson's work ("I tried, without success, to get the Fabian Society to invite your agreement to publish your longer memorandum as a Fabian tract, but I am afraid that that body (of which I have just become Vice-Chairman) is too much dominated

  Held by

  Norfolk Record Office

  Date

  1952-1954

  Reference

  MC 4/HEN 15/19, 383 x 7

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  Letter from H(an.) S(hrive) to her nephew, the Revd. James Snowdon, at Merton College,...

  Description available at other catalogue level

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  Northumberland Archives

  Date

  3 Oct 1745

  Reference

  ZBK/C/1/A/1/4

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  Tippett to Rainier

  I'm just on a song to a guitar...".

  Held by

  Royal Academy of Music Library

  Date

  19 May, 1960

  Reference

  IPR/3/84/2/4

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  Grant

  For an annual payment of 32d, payable as specified, and for the defence ('defensio') of 8 acres as John fol enfant defends just as many of his acres in the same vill ('villa').

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  Canterbury Cathedral Archives

  Date

  nd [mid 13th century]

  Reference

  CCA-DCc-ChAnt/S/163

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  Composite register

   [1 comb = 4 bushels, or 252 lbs.] At end of volume: Shudy Camps charity lands renewal of trust 14 February 1783.

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  Cambridgeshire Archives

  Date

  1768-1812

  Reference

  P35/1/3

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  Ashton Moss, Bill Hulmes

  Bill then drove down the track, got out of his car by the sheds, and began unlocking them, 3 large dogs came charging out, it was the first time I'd seen them, but they seemed friendly enough.

  Held by

  Greater Manchester County Record Office (with Manchester Archives)

  Date

  27 August 1989

  Reference

  c7/1/29