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Foster, A. G. (Arthur G.). Tombstone inscriptions.

Title: Tombstone inscriptions. 1901.

1. Tombstone inscriptions of the Roman Catholic, Jewish, Presbyterian, Congregational and Wesleyan Sections of the Sandhills Cemetery, Devonshire Street, Sydney. Original manuscript, 1901. Two vols. in one, by A.G. Foster. 2. Epitaph book of Church of England section of Devonshire Street Cemetery: compiled, with notes and index, by A.G. Foster. Two vols. 1901. Original manuscript with transcript introduction by C.H. Bertie.

ArchivalResource: 340 p.

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Tucker, James, 1808?-1888?. Papers.

Title: Papers. [ca. 1845-ca. 1929]

The four volumes comprise the following: I. Manuscript entitled "Ralph Rashleigh or the life of an exile" by Giacamo di Rosenberg (1 vol.), ca. 1845. II. Typescript entitled "Ralph Rashleigh or the life of an exile by Giacamo di Rosenberg", transcribed by Charles Bertie in the 1920s (2 vols.). A letter written by G. Wren Howard of Jonathan Cape to Bertie, 4 September 1929, concerning corrections in any reprint of the novel, is included in the first volume. The manuscript was first published in London by Jonathan Cape in 1929. A new edition was edited by Colin Roderick and first published by Angus and Robertson in 1952. Original manuscripts of 'Jemmy Green in Australia' (c. 1845), a comedy in three acts, and 'The Grahame's vengeance' (c. 1845), an historical drama in three acts, by Otto von Rosenberg, bound in one volume. ('Jemmy Green in Australia' was edited by Roderick and first published by Angus and Robertson in 1955. An edited version of 'The Grahame's vengeance' was compiled by Roderick, and published by the Foundation for Australian Literary Studies at James Cook University in 1996).

ArchivalResource: 7 cm. (3 v.) + 33 cm. (1 v.)

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Bertie, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1875-1952. Indices of Australian items. Naval chronicle. Marshall's naval biographies. National dictionary of biography [manuscript].

Title: Indices of Australian items. Naval chronicle. Marshall's naval biographies. National dictionary of biography [manuscript]. [19--].

Indices of Australian items, with a short note about each entry, "The naval chronicle" (1798-1818) 40 vols., Marshall's "Naval biography" 12 vols edition and "The dictionary of national biography". Also included: Index to death records 1880-1911 - "Sydney Morning Herald"

ArchivalResource: 1 cm.

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Bertie, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1875-1952. The [Bertie Collection of World War I newspaper clippings, cards, posters, memorabilia and collectables dating from 1915 to 1919 / collected by Charles Henry Bertie]

Title: The [Bertie Collection of World War I newspaper clippings, cards, posters, memorabilia and collectables dating from 1915 to 1919 / collected by Charles Henry Bertie] 1915-1919.

The Bertie Collection of World War I consists of 2 volumes bound in velum. Volume 1 starts with a newspaper article written by Bertie and published in the Sunday News, dated July 27, 1919. In his article he writes why he started collecting pieces on the war and also describes various pieces of interest, where and how he collected them.

ArchivalResource: 2 v. : ill., photographs, ports., ; 44 cm.

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Bertie, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1875-1952. A federation garner [manuscript] : [newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, Parliamentary bills, pictures, invitations, souvenirs and other ephemera relating to the federation movement and the Commonwealth celebrations, Sydney, Melbourne, 1901].

Title: A federation garner [manuscript] : [newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, Parliamentary bills, pictures, invitations, souvenirs and other ephemera relating to the federation movement and the Commonwealth celebrations, Sydney, Melbourne, 1901]. 1891-1907.

A scrapbook probably compiled by Charles Henry Bertie concentrating on the federation movement and the Commonwealth celebrations in Sydney, 1901. Much of it is primary source material, some of which belonged to Edmund Barton.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. : ill. ; 39 cm.

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Bertie, Charles H. (Charles Henry), 1875-1952. Letters received from E. A. Waddell [manuscript].

Title: Letters received from E. A. Waddell [manuscript].

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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Forde, Joseph Michael. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1901-1929.

Includes: newspaper cuttings of the column "Old Sydney" from the Truth (Sydney, N.S.W.) written by Forde under the name "Old Chum"; a volume of newspaper cuttings of "Old Sydney", no. 1-120 (incomplete) dating form 1907; a volume of newspaper cuttings, 1901-1904, containing "Old Sydney" articles, obituaries (including Judge James Sheen Dowling) and the column "On Surry Hills", 1819-1902; a volume of newspaper cuttings of the column "Australian ancestors", ca. 1904, by "Bush Lawyer", containing articles on Isaac Nichols, John Palmer, John Macarthur and Francis Cox; a scrapbook of newspaper cuttings from the column "Early Christianity in N.Z.", 1916-1917, mainly about Bishop Selwyn and his activities as Bishop of New Zealand. The volumes also contain a letter to Forde dated 1913 Aug. 29, two letters by Forde to Charles Bertie, 1918 Oct. 18, and to John Ferguson, 1918 Nov. 22, and a letter to Ferguson (1929 Oct. 24) by W.E. Bedggood.

ArchivalResource: 12 cm. (1 folder + 4 v.)

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