Correspondence
Found in 1340 Collections and/or Records:
Tebyakina, A.E., 1960-1967
The material consists of correspondence between A.E. Tebyakina and Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1960-1967. It relates to the production of penicillinase with B. subtilis.
Thatcher, D., 1977
The material consists of correspondence bewtween D. Thatcher and Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1977. It relates to a research grant proposal.
The Christian Church, 1952-1960
"The Kind of Poetry I Want", 1961
1. Original manuscript of "The Kind of Poetry I Want", 49 ff., pen, no date. Also includes the correspondence dated 1961 of bookseller Kulgin D. Duval with printer Giovanni Mardersteig from the Officina Bodoni, Verona, and R. H. Boothroyd, from the Stamperia Valdonega, Verona, concerning the printing of the text.
2. "The Kind of Poetry I Want", extracts, 18 ff., pen, pencil, and typescript.
"The Late Robin Black", 1963
"The Late Robin Black" [1963], manuscript, pen, 6pp, with a letter from MacDiarmid dated 20 February 1963, Brownsbank, to Tom Spence, editor of Forward Scotland, alongside which the piece was enclosed.
Thomas Price, 1951-1975
Thomson, George, 9 June 1846, 26 July 1850
Thorne, C.B., 1965-1968
The material consists of correspondence between C.B. Thorne and Martin Rivers Pollock, dated 1965-1968. It relates to work with B. cereus strains.
Three letters from Joseph Lister to his French translator, with annotated drawings of wound-dressings
Autograph letters from the pioneer of anti-septic surgery Joseph Lister to his French translator Dr Gustave Burginon, with annotated diagrams explaining the application of bandages and the design of a splint. Dates: 14th December 1877, 11th November 1878, 25th November 1878.
Three letters signed from Sophie Weisse to Louis Fleury, 5 June, 28 June, 13 July 1910
This collection consists of three letters, in French, from the Scottish music teacher, Sophie Weisse (1852-1945) to the French flautist Louis Fleury (1878-1926). Composed in June-July 1910 in Northlands, Englefield Green, Surrey. The letters discuss concert plans, including a performance by Weisse’s close friend and protegé, Donald Tovey. One letter mentions Tovey’s great admiration of Fleury’s playing.