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Correspondence of James Sime, Lord Francis Jeffrey and William Sharp

 Fonds — Box: Dk.6.23
Identifier: Coll-2211

Scope and Contents

Dk.6.23/1

  1. Letters (24) of Francis Jeffrey, Lord Jeffrey to Dr George Wilson, afterwards Professor of Technology at Edinburgh University about articles in The Edinburgh University Review on Watt and Cavendish, January 1848, and the electric telegraph, Oct. 1849. 1847-49, n.d.
  2. A letter of James Patrick Muirhead to Wilson with an extract from a letter of Jeffrey. 12 January 1847.

Dk.6.23/2

  1. Letters (13) to James Sime, writer on Germany, from Charles S. Addis, William Barry (4), Kentarō Kaneko, James Martineau (3) and Joseph Henry Shorthouse (4). 1883-1890.
  2. A printed ticket for admission to Westminster Abbey for Tennyson's funeral, 12, October, 1892.
  3. A letter of William Sharp (Fiona Macleod) to Theodore Watts, afterwards Sir Theodore Watts-Dunton. Micheldever, 14 August 1886 (Postmark).

Dates

  • Creation: 1847-1890

Creator

Language of Materials

English

Conditions Governing Access

Open. Please contact the repository in advance.

Biographical / Historical

Sime was an alumnus of Edinburgh University, graduating MA in 1867.

Full Extent

1 file

Previous Reference

Dk.6.23/1 Dk.6.23/2

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Accession numbers: E58/6; E58/6x

Accessioned on 14 February 1958.

Presented by Dr. F. C. Nicholson. 1958. Includes a letter addressed to Dr. F. C. Nicholson in February 1958, thanking him for his donation.

Physical Description

Brown box file. Title on binding: "Letters (of) Lord Jeffrey 1847-9. (to) James Sim 1883-90."
Dk.6.23/1: 63 ff. 8/o.
Dk.6.23/2: 49 ff. 8/o.

Title
Correspondence of James Sime, Lord Francis Jeffrey and William Sharp, 1847-1890
Language of description
English
Script of description
Latin

Repository Details

Part of the University of Edinburgh Library Heritage Collections Repository

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