Speeches, Addresses etc
Found in 30 Collections and/or Records:
Dublin "Special Addresses", c 1901
Dublin "Special Addresses": on "Anthropoid Apes; in support of a motion re. Society (sic) aid to soldiers and sailors; opening of an exhibition at Trinity College Natural History Museum; to the Biological Association, Trinity College Dublin, on the muscular system.
Edinburgh: "Special" lectures and addresses, 1906
Edinburgh: "Special" lectures and addresses:
Anatomical Association (DJC served as President)
Royal Medical Society Dinner
Association of Physicians and Surgeons
Students' Union
Annual meeting of University Union
to Members of Naval Medical Service
"to a student gathering"
Lectures and addresses on unidentified occasions, n.d.
Lectures and addresses on unidentified occasions. The lectures are on scientific subjects, mainly the brain.
Lectures, speeches, addresses, 1926-1973
Letter from the Duke of Argyll, 16 April 1883
Letter from the Duke of Argyll wishing to decline the request from him to address the Edinburgh Geological Society on their 50th anniversary. As his time has been devoted more to literay work than geology over the last few years, he is unfamiliar with recent advances in the science and could not offer any thing of real use to the society, although he could talk on something more general.
Letter from the Duke of Argyll, 27 April 1883
Letter from the Duke of Argyll asking about the size of the lecture hall and other matters relating to the address he is to give to the Edinburgh Geological Society.
Letter to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from The British Music Society, 14 June 1922
Letter, 14 June 1922, Liverpool, The British Music society to Donald Tovey. Request that Tovey give a talk about the Moor duplex piano, to the British Music Society in Liverpool. Typescript signed.
Oratio in Die Cinerum by Giovanni Antonio Campani, 15th century
Postcard to Sir Donald Francis Tovey from Sophie Weisse, 28 February 1923
Postcard, 28 February 1923, Edinburgh, Sophie Weisse to Donald Tovey. Informing Tovey that Miss. Weisse is not well enough to go to a rectorial address, but will attend a luncheon . Holograph signed.
Presidential Address to the Royal Anthropological Institute, "Anthropology in the Eighteenth Century" (printed copy with Cunningham's corrections), 28 January 1908
Presidential Address to the Royal Anthropological Institute, "Anthropology in the Eighteenth Century" on 28 January 1908:
- printed copy with Dnaiel Cunningham's corrections;
- Correspondence relating to portraits included in the printed address (including correspondence with Sir William Lawrence's family who sent two additional photographs of Lawrence);
- Correspondence following publication (not all signatures have been deciphered).