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referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vol. VII-X. Correspondence and papers relating to Irish affairs; 1914-1925, n.d. Mostly copies. Mostly typewritten and printed. Four volumes., 1914-1925 British Library
referencedIn COOPER AND WILSON PAPERS. Vols. XXX A-D. Manuscript, printed and other ephemera, relating mainly to the home front during World War II; 1939-1954, n.d., 1939-1954 British Library
creatorOf Graham Papers. Vol. cliii (ff. 157). Papers relating to the Mazzini affair. Whilst Home Secretary, Graham acceded to Lord Aberdeen's request to have the correspondence of the Italian nationalist Giuseppe Mazzini intercepted and opened. It was sus..., 1832-1845 British Library
creatorOf FLEMING PAPERS. Vol. VIII. 1924-1944.ff. 1-257. Papers and correspondence include:Emergency Public Health Laboratory ServiceInternational Society for MicrobiologyJohn Scott MedalKnighthoodMedical Research CouncilMinistry of HealthRoyal Institute of P..., 1924-1944 British Library
referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vols. XIII-XIX. Correspondence and papers as Home Secretary relating to prisoners of war; 1915-1919. Mostly typewritten and printed. Partly French and German. Seven volumes., 1915-1919 British Library
referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vols. XXII-XXV. Correspondence, papers, minutes, etc., relating to the Committee on Continuance of Emergency Legislation; 1914-1919, n.d. Mostly typewritten and printed. Four volumes., 1914-1919 British Library
referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vol. XI, XII. Correspondence and papers relating to the Contraband Committee; 1914-1916. Mostly typewritten and printed. Two volumes., 1914-1916 British Library
referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vols. XX, XXI. Correspondence and papers relating to the International Law Committee, of which Cave was chairman, and in particular the issue of the freedom of the seas; 1916-1919, n.d. Partly drafts and typewritten and printed. Two volu..., 1916-1919 British Library
referencedIn Ford Diaries. Diaries of Colonel Arthur Ford, R.A., C.B. (b. 1834, d. 1913); 1853, 1859-1913, 1960. Royal Artillery 1855; served in the Indian Mutiny 1857-1858; Assistant Director of Artillery Studies, Woolwich, 1870-1873; H.M. Inspector of Explosi..., 1853-1960 British Library
referencedIn SHEE PAPERS. Vol. VI (ff. 105). Letters to 3rd Viscount Palmerston and from Lady Palmerston, together with miscellaneous Shee papers; circa 1802-1862. Partly copies. J/121-149, K/1-8, L/1-4.includes:ff. 1-80 Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerst..., approximately 1802-1862 British Library
referencedIn CAVE PAPERS. Vols. XXVI-XXVIII. Committee for examining government machinery for trade and commerce; 1917-1919. Mostly printed and typewritten. Three volumes., 1917-1919 British Library
creatorOf ROYAL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION PAPERS. Vol. xli (ff. 187). Hoboken – Hutchings.includes:ff. 1-13 John Terence Anthony Hoban, conductor: Letters to Royal Musical Association: 1968-1969: Partly signed.f. 14 Anthony van Hoboken, musicologist: Letter to R... British Library
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