Correspondence
Found in 646 Collections and/or Records:
Collection of letters sent by various individuals to members of the Lyell and Horner families
Collection of typescript and manuscript letters from Ian Hamilton Finlay to Joanne Soroka discussing tapestries
Copies of articles in Nature and other publications, 1969-1970
The material consists of copies of articles in Nature and other publications, 1969-1970. It includes a copy of Martin Rivers Pollock's letter as published, 4 October 1969.
Copy of a letter from the 5th Earl of Bothwell to David Black, Minister at St Andrews, 1594
This is a copy of letter from Francis Stewart, 5th Earl of Bothwell to David Black, Minister of St Andrews. In it Bothwell urges Black not to believe lies and rumours about him, and explains his innocence of intrigues with the "papist Lords".
Copy of Pollock's article as sent to the editor and as published; newscuttings of the TV programme correspondence arising from Pollock's letter, 1981
The material consists of a copy of Pollock's article as sent to the editor and as published; copies of newspaper coverage of the TV programme, 'Playing for Time'; and letters to The Guardian arising from Pollock's letter, dated 1981.
Correspondence, 1875-1935
Contains chiefly letters addressed to Ewart, although some later items of correspondence are addressed to his wife, Edith F. Ewart. There are also some instances of letters from Ewart himself to various individuals. Some key figures who feature in the correspondence are: William Bateson, Francis Hugh Adam Marshall, Arthur Balfour, Lord Arthur Cecil as well as numerous universities, societies and organisations.
Except where noted, Ewart's own replies are not present.