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Alexander Dunlop Lindsay was born in Glasgow I4 May, 1879, the third child of the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay and Anna, daughter of Alexander Dunlop. After graduating from Glasgow University he won the first scholarship at University College, Oxford, where he was president of the Union and obtained firsts in classical moderations and literae humaniores, After a single term at Corsock Inn, studying Hebrew, with a view to entering the Church, Lindsay returned to Oxford, and in 1906 was offered a tutorial fellowship at Balliol. In 1907 he married a student at Somerville, Erica Violet, daughter of Francis Storr, I a classical scholar of repute', by whom he had a daughter and two sons. Lindsay served with labour battalions during the First World War, reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He returned from France determined to develop his academic work in the field of adult education, particularly with the Oxford tutorial classes and the W.E.A., At the same time, almost inevit- ably, he was drawn into affairs in Ireland, and in 1921 he went to Dublin as an observer, with, amongst others, Walter hfoberly, staying at the house of Horace Plunkett. In 1922 he obtained the chair of Moral Philosophy at Glasgow, which he occupied until 1924, when he went back to Balliol as Master. Between 1935 and 1938 he was Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, and in October 1938 he stood as a Progress- ive Independent candidate, supported by the Labour Party, in the Oxford City by-election. He was defeated, but his venture into politics was not insignificant. When war came with Germany, Lindsay was appointed chairman of the Oxford Joint Recruiting board, which, along with many other activities, almost worked him to death. These included radio broadcasts, writing, a long trip to America, adult education work, and organising Nuffield College. In 194-4 he collapsed with a strained heart, and although told that his active life was probably over, he made a marked recovery. After the war the teaching staff at Balliol was greatly depleted and many new Fellows were elected. Lindsay continued as Master. In 1945 he accepted a peerage and became Lord Lindsay of Birker, taking his title from Birker Moor, Low Ground, in the Lake District. The following year he went to America to lecture, and to receive an honorary U.D. from Princeton. At this time, too, he was deeply involved in the reformation of the German universities; and through his interest in Germany he formed connections with Wilton Park. In 1947 he was asked if he would be Principal of St. Catharine's Foundation, in Windsor Great Park, but declined. Lindsay was seventy when he retired from Balliol. He had already become involved in the proposal to set up a new university which, after much discussion and argument, came into being as the University College of North Staffordshire, later the University of Keele. The Lindsays took up resid- ence at Keele when Lindsay became its first Principal, but over-worked by the preparations he was taken ill in the summer of 1950, and once again made a speedy, though not complete, recovery, The College was formally opened by the Queen, 17 April 1951. Less than twelve months later, on 4 8 March 1952, Lindsay died, and was buried in Cumberland, near to 'Heather and clear streams', Lindsay's papers, together with a number of those of his forbears, were presented to the University of Keele by his daughter, Lady Scott, in 1971. In accordance with her wishes the arrangement of the majority of the papers, in envelopes and box files, has been preserved. On this basis, as far as possible, the material has been listed in chronological order. b I,Jj.: correspondents include Lizzie I.D.Lindssy ,aLizzy; 2nd 4 omit (wife of 3alLce ~indsa~)- he never xarried:see 1,185. B:Lizzfe 1.D.Lindsay ,not Lizzy.

&:letters mainly frorn Thomas LinZsay tc his 2'sinil_y,= f'rorn Anna Lindsay. -L62:;>.O.Alcock,not 'u:j.~.~lcock(see L96 .% ~238); a~d Eugenic hoch,no t Eugene. &:letter from D.XacKichan,not D ."licKuehan. =:letter from Miss hI.'tthite,not 2.1rs 5hite; and no letters from IJary Kerr or Johan ilcLeod - tllese 3re t~o aomen in prison referred to letters Prom I?.:, -2ochran i?:jtriclx. L&:i';ilfrid Alcock,no~!ivilfred.( see ~96). correspondents include Jenty Johnston,=+, Jobmeon. a: I , m:(i)letter to Xrs Lindsay from Jentg Johnston,- JoYmsoc. a:including Mr ?iiller,not ?,lr Xillsr . D:correspondents include Lady Trevelyan,=t Lsdy Travelyan. .. I,&:(ii)should be '...versus the ~ayxgn'sLeagt~e',:i.G.Zla&ie~

~foorrespondentsinclude Dr !:Iacnicol,& !JacMich~i.

corres~ondents inclzde uTessie T. GrDei,y,not Grieg. m:V/ilfrid Alcock,m Yiilfred Alcock. ~:V~.O.Xlcock,r,otrc"l.G.Alcock. m:~@obel) carlaw kartin,& Carland. LIC7:dates should be 1900 - 1908,m A537. I -LlI1 : corresporldent s include A.Qrrocli: Johnsto~~,~JO~WISO~. L122: cor8respon3ents incl-.xde Czroline !Jary Seith,~oJ C~roline Xay Eeith; and G.Gildea,m Gildlea.

--I 1 L127 : 'Bosanquet ' s theozay of the general v:i.i~ ,not rl17.2 the general will'.

~:52:(v)letterto fro3 Sydney UL_ C?] Pakenham,m Frank Packenham. Ll54:Charles ?.Taft,m Toft.

1-- LI 52: (i)'6allic1.e~ ~edivivus' ,not Redivus. -LI 62 : ( i)~ierke~aard,m Kieiergaard. -LI 68: (?rincipal of Jesus college) ,not PricipZe; and Tileen R -3allance,a Balance.

~171:(i)letter from V.D.Xnesebeck,m Knesbeck.

Ll72:'The Philosophy of English Educationt,& 'The Fhllosophg of Education ; and '5ergson V and VI1,not'Bergson,IV and V'

L174: correepondents include C .Mat the'iv~,not 'IatheT$!s.

Ll78:correspondents include Chandrashanker Shukla,m Chandrashanka. ~184:(i)~heState in Theory and Practice,& The Ct,a te and Theory in Fractice. -L186: ( iii)'Science and the Flumanities' ,& 'Science snd Hunanities' .

-L200: 'Les Fleurs Federalesf,m 'Le s !?leu2 Bedersles ' .

~203: h he I

Accession No. or Code: LI~

Name and address University of Keele, Keele, of Owner: Staffordshire.

Accumulation or Lindsay Papers. Collect ion:

Class: Private.

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1798 - Letters and copy of a letter (3), 1819 to Mrs Jane Murray from Anna Murray (maternal grandmother of Anna Lindsay nke ~unlop) 25 Mar. 1819; to an (unidentif iedj aunt from Annna Murray, 30 Dec. 1819; and copy of a letter to Mrs Margaret Dunlop from William Colhoun (sic, brother, in Jaffnapatam, ~adrx,21 Apr. 1798.

Letters (41 ), articles, proofs relating to the Church of Scotland, the Claim of Right, and to matters leading up to the '~isruption'of 1843. Correspondents include D. Boyle, the Rev. Robert Buchanan, E.B. Cunningham, Alexander Dunlop, Alex Dunlop (father), E,B, Dunlop (sister), John Dunlop, M. Dunlop, the Rev. Thomas Guthrie, ~rl I Liston, David Walsh. With, (i)material Felating to the Church of Scotland, including rough draft of 1843 protest (I 5 ms. pp.), together with a single sheet 'Dft protest 1843' (last page only) ; draft, 'Declaration and Claim of Right ' , May I 842 ( incomplete, approx. 15pp.); proof sheets, Declaration and Claim of' Right, written originally in the form of an overture, viz. 'Proposed overture', 'Overture to the General Assembly'; proof of 'Claim, Declar- ation and Protest by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland', (incomplete); draft minute, read to the Court in the f illegible] at the instance of [ blank 3 1843, revised by Rutherford; overtures (8); reports (2), by the sub-committee on the Eldership; report, by the Comm- ittee on the Eldership; paper on (?) the election of Elders; letter to r ~lexander]Dunlop from ~ohn[? 1 Van (n.d.), relating to the Elder- ship reports; plan for a commission to supervise the Elders; draft motion 'Preparing Deed of Demission 1843'; 'Rosshire Rebellion Oct . 1843' (printed); and ms. draft; proofs, 'Ecclesiastical Characteristics'; proof, preface, begining 'The rep- ublication of these maxims...'; proof, begining 'the Special Comm- ission of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland...'; ms. copy, letter (34pp.) to the modera- tor of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland; article, 'proposal for establishing a Prbfessorship of the institutions of the Church and the Pastoral care... the Church of Scotland', sent with a letter to Alexander Dunlop from Rob Bu[ ? I .

Letters (2), Margaret Miller and Alexander Martin, (A.D. ~indsay'sgreat-grand parents ) .

1814 - Letters (15), to William Dunlop ('Tiger 1823 ill') and Alexander Dunlop, mainly from Helen B. Dunlop but including also M. Anderson and Elizabeth Boyle (aunt).

1820 - Letters and copy of a letter (128) and 1868 some printed circulars, mainly to Alexander Dunlop relating to legal, church, education and political affairs. correspondents include [~obt.] Buchanan, [Frederic A.T .I Chelmsf ord (~ordChan- cellor), H. Cockburn, John Dunlop, Keith Dunlop, W.D. Fordyce, Alex. Graham, Sidney Herbert, [ Sir ] R CobertJ Liston, Hugh Miller, 1 Duke of ] Montrose, Sir Robert Peel, James Ridd, Patrick Shaw, P.M. Stewart, Alex. Thomson, Mrs Welsh. With, (i) tickets (3), for Free Church Assemblies, 1843. 1835 Parochial Law, Alexander Dunlop ( 2nd. edition, William Blackwood & Sons, dinb burgh) . Inscribed 'Revd. A B [eith] from the author'.

Letters (8), and draft 'Deed of Demiss- ion', relating to the Church of Scotland and the Free Church. Correspondents include[:~obert]Buchanan,~? 7 Cunningham, Alexander Dunlop and the Rev. Dr f Guthrie] .

8. [? 18431 Calotype, Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray Dunlop, and Dr Thomas Chalmers, leader of the Free Church movement,

9. 1845 - Newspaper cuttings (5), news sheet, 1862 election notice, electoral address, results, relating to Alexander Dunlop and the Greenock elections, together with two House of Commons bills, viz. 'Trial by Jury (Scotland)', 25 Feb. 1859, and 'Law of Foreign Countries', 14 Feb. 1861.

1845 - Newspaper cuttings, telegram and elect- 1'8 68 ion b~oadsheet,relating to Alexander Dunlop M,P, and his addresses, the Greenock elections, and to his resignation, together with a paper on 'Diplomatic relations with Romet.

1847 - Letters and postcards (62), relating to 1 878, family affairs, correspondents include undated . Alexander Stirling Murray Dunlop, Alice Murray Dunlop, Mrs Eliza Murray Dunlop, Mary Murray Dunlop, James Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay.

1848 - Letters (approx. 162, 3 incomplete), 1861, and envelopes (28, some mutilated by undated. the removal of postage stamps) , mainly relating to Anna ~unlop'sschooling at the Wheeler' s, Coppenhall Rectory, near Crewe. Correspondents include Aunt M [argaret ] C. Chavasse, Alex. Murray Dunlop, Anna Dunlop, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Maggie Dunlop, Mary J. Dunlop, Fanny Von Essens, SGBerguson, [ b race] Hamilton, Mrs Martin Anna' Murray (~nna Dunlop's grandmotherj and Piggy . With, (i) journal by Anna Dunlop, 1854. (ii) brief summary of the year's events, by Anna Dunlop, 1 861 . 'Moral Philosophy - notes and essays', 'Metaphysics - notes and essays', volumes, made up of notes and essays, in the hands of (? ) Alex Dunlop and T.M. Lindsay, containing letters (2), from A[lexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray] Dunlop to Anna his daughter, 1848; and one to his wife Eliza Esther.

[2nd half Note, relating to an annuity of $20 19th cent.] 'or there by', payable to T.M. Lindsay by Mr Allan Martin.

[c. 18551 Photograph, children (?) of Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray Dunlop and Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, viz. Anna, Margaret Colquhoun, Alexander, John Murray, James Hamilton, Eliza Alice.

1859 - Letters (125, one incomplete), mainly 1871 , relating to the education of the Murray undated. Dunlop children, and to the deaths of Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray Dunlop and his sons, James Hamilton and John Murray. Correspondents include Anna Dunlop, her brothers and sisters, Alexander, E [liza] ~CliceJ,Jlames] HLamilton] , John Mturray] and Margaret, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Mr Alex C .S .M. Dunlop, A, Graham Dunlop, Thomas M. Lindsay and W .B . Alexander. With, (i) visiting card, Anna Dunlop. (ii) notes, for an essay, by Anna Dunlop, 1870.

Letters (approx. 90) between Anna Dunlo (married in 1872 to become Anna LindsayP and her parents, Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray Dunlop and Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop.

1861 - Newspaper cuttings, testimonials, cert- 1914, ificates, addresses, mainly relating to undated. the Rev. T.M. Lindsay and the Glasgow Free Church College, With, ( i) wedding announcement, T.M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop, 8 Oct. 1872.

Diary, Anna Dunlop (later ~indsay), kept daily. 1864 - Certificates and receipts relating to 1865, the death of the Rev. Alexander Lindsay undated. of Peffermill House Liberton, (~homas Y. Lindsay's fatherj, and letter to Mrs Susan Lindsay from her son Thomas M. Lindsay.

I 864 - Articles, speeches, notes (approx. 25), 3 895, by Anna Lindsay, mainly relating to the undated. employment and education of women and women foreign missionaries. With, (i) letter, to Prof. T.M. Lindsay from members of the Glasgow Association for the Higher Education of Women, conveying their thanks for lectures given.

( ii) notes ( incomplete, approx. 39pp. and cards), by Anna Lindsay.

22. [I 865 or Eysay, the use of the Greek accent, later. ] 7Upp., (? ) by Alexander Dunlop (~nna's brother).

1865 - Letters (37 , to Anna Dunlop (later 1877 , Mrs Lindsay , from Maggie, Mary, Nance undated. and Hannah Sumner. (some incompaete).

I866 - Ferguson Scholarship Certificate, 1903, Thomas h4. Lindsay, I 866, and Free undated. Church of Scotland Examination Board Certificate, 1869. With, (i) 'Thomas A\ Kempis and the Imitation of Christ'. (10pp.). (ii) 'Life in a Medieval castle in the 12th - 13th Centuries'. (I~PP.). ( iii) 'From a Castle Window (an old Tuscan love legend )'. (llpp., 2 copies). (iv) 'Extracts from the Bacchae of Euripides'. (2pp.). (v) galley proof, 'Family and popular religion in Germany on the eve of the reformation', from The London Quarterly Review, Oct . 1903. (Incomplete, 2 sheets only).

(vi) letter, from Thomas Td. Lindsay, in India, to his wife Anna (nee Dunlop), 9 June 1889. (vii) 'our Free Church Guild', Anna Lindsay. (2pp. )

1867 - Letters, cop letters and postcards 1900, ( approx. 807, circulars, protests, news- undated. paper cuttings, mainly relating to Prof. Robert son Smith' s supposed heresy, and to other matters including Thomas M. Lindsay's appointment as Professor of Church History in the Glasgow College (1872); and an Icelandic Bible, correspondents include Alex Beith, Benjamin Bell, W.S. Blackie, Dr Bruce,c 3 Delitsch, John Erskine, John F. Ewing, William Ferguson, J.A. Hjaltalin, Thomas M. Lindsay,C M'Candlish, Alexander Miller, J.B. Mirrlees, Dr Rainy, William Robertson-Smith, Prof.[Ueberweg]. (some ~erman). With, (5) sheets of signatures (5), each with printed heading 'Protest against decision of Free Church General Assembly of 1881 in the case of Professor W.R. Smith', ( ii) ms. layout of one of the above, (in the hand of TOM. ~indsay). (iii) memorandum, relating to the protest. (iv) ms. sheets (3), lists of names, (v) circular, outlining the Robertson Smith case (printed, imperfect). (vi) 'Resolutions and Committee of Office Bearers in Edinburgh', 7 Jan. 1881 . (vii) ms. notes, (approx. 40pp.), relating to 'appeal1, 1 reasons of dissent', and protests. (viii) newspaper cuttings. ( ix) ms. (by T.M. ~indsay)'Report to ~ssembrly] 1841 ' , ( 3pp. ) . (x) ms. blank verse, begining 'If dead, we cease to be;...', by Coleridge, not a holograph (xi) cutting from French ma~azine, picture entitled 'La ~edecine'.

1868 - Letters (25, one incomplete, 14 envelop- 1870, es), to Anna Dunlop together with 42 undated. envelopes addressed by Anna Dunlop to her father Alexander Murray Dunlop (several mutilated by the removal of the stamps). Correspondents include Olivia Ashe, Jessie S. Baxter, Mary E. Baxter, [ W.E.) Baxter, Jane Cadell, Jessie E. Cadell, Alexander Murray Dunlop, Eliza E. Murray Dunlop, John M. Dunlop, Eliza Gilles ie, Helen Keyden, Anne Lawrence, F.[M. 4 Maitland, John B. Wheeler, Emmie [ ? ] , ~ary[ ? ] , Nance [ ? 7.

1868 - Letters (55), to Thomas Martin Lindsay 1872 , and his wife Anna, and testimonials (35), undated. relating to Thomas M. ~indsay'selection to the chair of Theology and Church History in the Glasgow College. Corres- pondents include Mar [garet C, Bell, John Csird, C.A. Cavan, A. a . Stirling Murray Dunlop, E. Murray Dunlop, Patrick Fairbairn, James W. usb band,[ ? 1 Lindsay, Helen J. Mure, ~ilisam~ilgon.

1868 - Certificates, gained by Anna Dunlop, 1st. 1898 , prize in experimental physics, 1868-69; undated. mental philosophy, 1869-70. With, (i) notice of a Shaw lecture, by T.M. Lindsay, on William of Occam, 22 Nov. 1873. (ii) letter to the girls of the Park School, Glasgow, from Anna Lindsay, Nov. 1889. (iii) notes of T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay relating to religious issues, girls' friendly societies, and the education of women. ( iv) obituary not ice, Mrs M 'Kendrick, died 18 Nov. 1898.

Passports (2), the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay.

Macmillan's Magazine, No. 132, Oct. 1870, article by Thomas M. Lindsay, 'What John Knox did for Scotch education'.

@. 18701 Article, 'Old Scotch Student Life 1370, 1470, 15701, ms. attributed to T.M. Lindsay, ( 49pp. ) . With, (i) notes (4pp.), on the Bible. 8

Diary, the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay.

Letters (I 03), mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop including T.M. Lindsay's proposal of marriage. Besides Anna Dunlop, correspondents include Alexander Dunlop, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret Lindsay and Mrs Susan Lindsay.

1871 - Letters (approx. loo), mainly between 1873 Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay, undated. mainly relating to higher education for women; an essay society; congrat- ulations on the engagement of Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay; wedding presents and arrangements. Correspondents include Ben jamin Bell, Frances Cadell, Jean Morison Campbell, Cha~lotte Carmichael, Ann Dundas, Adele B. Dunlop, Eliza Gillespie, Thomas Harvey, Mary Kerr, Margaret M. Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, Jessie Moody Stuart, James Sumne r . With, (i)notes and circular, relating to the Ladies' Educational Association.

1871 - Letters and copy letter (a~prox.60), 1874 , including a number relating to the undated. birth of Esther Lindsay, 4 Aug. 1873. Correspondents include Margaret Colquhoun Bell (Anna's sister), Jessie E. Cadell, Helen Cathcart, Cfaudine Stirling Dunlop (~lex.Dunlops wife), Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Anna Lindsay (n6e ~unlop),Lizzy I.D. Lindsay (wife of Wallace ~indsay),Maggie Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Helen Story. With, (i)verse, 'Impromtu to Miss Lindsay I 873 ' . ( ii) photograph, births column, The Times, 7 Aug. 1873.

Letters and copy letter (66), mainlf between Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay. Correspondents include alex] Stirling Murray Dunlop, Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, Mrs Susan Lindsay.

With, (i)verse, 'oh that I had wings like a dove' , in the hand of Anna Dunlop. 1872, Letters (113, one incomplete), and a undated. telegram, mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop, relating to Thomas M. Lindsay and the chair of Church History in the Glasgow College; and to wedding arrangements. Correspond- ents include Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret Dunlop and Mrs Susan Lindsay. With, (i) newspaper cutting (nod.), list of Sabbath services and the officiating ministers (T.M. Lindsay included).

1872 - Letters (approx. 90), mainly between 1874, Thomas M. Lindsay and his wife Anna undated. Lindsay, but including a letter to T.M. Lindsay from C. Stirling Dunlop (charlotte Claudine Georgina, wife of ~lex.)c. 1874, relating to the death of ~nna'sbrother Alex.

1873 - Letters (72), many from Mrs E.E. Murray 1878, Dunlop on the Continent to her daughter undated. Anna Lindsay, but including letters to or from C ~liza]Alice Dunlop, John Ewing, David Kin[nelt], 'Esset' s st her) Lindsay, Lizzy I.D. Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Beatrice ] P. McLaren.

Letters and cards (approx. 140), to Mrs Susan Lindsay mainly from Anna Lindsay, undated. but including Thomas M. Lindsay, Esther, ' Sandy' (~lexander), Margaret Bell (n6e ~unlop)and Mrs Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop.

1874 - Letters, a arliamentary bill, memoranda 1894, and papers rapprox. 40 items), relating undated. to the Glasgow Association for the Higher Education of Women, later (I883) Queen Margaret College, educational endowments, and the Muirhead Trust, together with material relating to the Edinburgh Ladies' Educational Association and School for Medical Students; St. Andrew's University medical faculty; and the Aberdeen Ladies' Educational Assoc- iation.

1877 - Letters and postcards, with notes (74 1886, items, some incomplete), including a undated. letter from Thomas M. Lindsay to the Executive Council of the Queen Margaret College, concerning the Glasgow Associat- ion for the Higher Education of Women, and Queen Margaret College. Correspond- -ents include Edward Caird, John Caird, [? ]Campbell, Charlotte Carmichael, Miss J.A. S. Galloway, K. Gibson, E. Hamilton, Henry Jones, Anna Lindsay, Marion ~ockh[art],[ ? IMacArthur, James Mitchell, Caroline Robertson, J. Veitch.

1877 - Letters (18), articles, newspaper cut- 1902, tings, notes, mainly concerning the undated. Scottish Women's Liberal Federation. Correspondents include Marion Blackie, Jane Campbell, J. I: Keith), [ J.M. ~orimer] John G. McKendrick, Louisa Stevenson, A. Lang Todd, Sohn Young. With, (i)article, South African women and children distress fund.

(ii)report, business committee, University of Glasgow, general council. (iii) newspaper cuttings, relating to the Scottish women's Liberal Federation.

1877 - Letters, copy letters and drafts (approx 1905 40), together with accounts and other undated. material, relating to higher education for women. Correspondents include Peter Alexander, Jane Arthur, C ? 1 Caird, Elizabeth Douglas, Janet A. Galloway, Margaret M. Houldsworth, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, [ ? ]Nicholson, G.H. Putnam, Mrs Stopes, J. Veitch, [? 1 Young.

1877 - Letters (22), papers and reports concern-. 1906, ing Anna and T.M. ~indsay's political undated. and social work. Correspondents include Ishbel Aberdeen, A. Ballantyne, Marion B. Blackie, J.A. Galloway, M.S. Hamilton, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Mrs Martin, Isabella S. Prentice, Mary A. Reid, M.M. Taylor, Teresa F. Wilson.

Accounts and extracts from accounts (approx. 60pp.), Lovedale Institution Girl's School. c. 1879 - Notes for speeches (3), (?) Anna Lindsay, 1891, at women's meetings. undated.

1879 - Letters and postcards (12), together 1905 with, invitations and other material mainly relating to A.D. Lindsay and University College Oxford.

1881 - Letters (approx. Ioo), mainly between 1883, T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay. undated. With, (i) child's letter [? Susie Lindsay to Mrs E.E. Murray ~unlop].

Cartoon, from The Bailie, 1 Mar. 1882, apparently used as a wrapper (written in T.M. Lindsay's hand 'Miscellaneous correspondence & papers').

Scrapbooks (2), containing material collected on Thomas M. and Anna Lindsay's European tour, and some letters from T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay to their children, Esther,Susie, ' sandy' (A.D. ~indsay),James Hamilton and to Mrs Eliza Murray Dunlop (Anna's mother).

Character studies, T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay, from an analysis of their handwr it ing .

1884 - Letters (ap~rox.80), mainly between 1886, Thomas M. and Anna Lindsay, but also undated. including John Burt, W. Clow, E.E. Murray Dunlop, Robert Graham, (7) Arch kibald] Henderson, Lord Napier .

C18201- Letters copy letters, articles and 1884 - papers (30 items), relating to the care 1896 and help of girls and women. Correspond- C -1 9307, ents include the Countess of Aberdeen, undated. M.B. Blackie, Mr Gernrnell, A.M. asto tone] Graham, Anna Lindsay, James McFarlane, Mrs ~[irlees],M.H. Mitchell, Mrs Jane Russell, Dora Taylor, Mary White.

1884 - Notebooks newspaper cuttings, articles, 1908, notes, (?I by Thomas M. Lindsay, relat- undated . ing to church history and theology.

Letters (a~prox.40), from Anna Lindsay (abroad) to her family. With, (i) scrapbook, Anna Lindsay, 1885. (ii) photographs. (iii) hotel bills, menu card, note. ( iv) article, 'Not in Baedeker' , (?) Anna Lindsay.

1885 - Letters (lo), to Mrs Anna Lindsay from 1889 , Sophy Sturge, Emily Janes, and Ellice undated. Hopkins, relating to basket-making in Ireland, and family health.

I886 - Letters, cop letters and postcards -1 902, ( approx. 200Y, mainly be tween Anna Lindsay undated. and Lady Mary Murray, mainly relating to the Scottish women' s Liberal Federation and trade unions. Correspondents include Lady Aberdeen, Lady Carlisle, Esther Lindsay, Professor Gilbert Murray.

Journal, Anna Lindsay, visit with her husband TOM. Lindsay to the Continent, Austria. With, (i) pressed wild flowers. (ii) photographs, (2). (iii) railway timetable. (iv) advertisement and inf'ormation about a Spa in Austria. (v) hotel bills (4). (vi) letter to 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay) from his mother, Anna, 23 Aug. 1887,

1887 - Letters (approx. loo), and a telegram, 1890 mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and his undated. wife Anna, but including six letters to Anna, three letters from her mother, E.E. Murray Dunlop, and three letters from her daughters, Susie and Esther. With, ( i) newspaper cutting, 'Foreign missionary addresses and charges to seven young missionaries', (ii) photographs (2), T.M. Lindsay and unidentified,

1887 - Letters (47), mainly from Anna Lindsay 1897, to her mother, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop undated, ( one incomplete ) , including letters relating to the illness and death of Mrs Susan Lindsay. Correspondents include [~lementina]~lack,c ? 1 Eddy, Esther Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, James McQueen, I: ? ] Miller. With, ( i) contribution card, The Women's Sick, Funeral and Trade Prot- ective Federation of Qlasgow, 1888-89 . (ii) newspaper cuttings (2). (iii) article, 'Trades Unions for Working women', by Mrs Lindsay, read Liverpool, 1891 .

1887 - Letters and postcards (approx. 30), some 1908, relating to Anna Lindsay's trip to India 1915, on S.S. Nubia, for the marriage of her undated. daughter, Esther to W.G. Alcock. Corres- pondents include Benjamin Bell (Anna' s brother-in-law), Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret M. Jones (7 T.M. Lindsay's sister) Tom Martin Jones, Eugene Koch (~ermanj,Elizabeth I. Lindsay, Susie Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, W.M. Lindsay (wallace), Helen E, Mirrlees. With, (i) letter to 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay: from H.C. Meyrick, 'somewhere near Belgium', 12 June, 1915. (ii) letter (last page only), from Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, (n.d.). (iii) letter to T.M. Lindsay from G.N. Putnam, 24 May, 1904.

Letters (approx. 60), to Thomas M. Lindsay, on his way to, and in India on missionary business, mainly from his wife Anna, relating to the birth and progress of their son Tom. Five letters are from Mrs Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, and Johnston Macfie.

1888 - Letters, copy letters and a telegram 1889, (approx. 140 items), mainly from Thomas undated. M, Lindsay as Convenor of the Free Church Foreign Missions Committee, in India, but including letters from Anna Lindsay, their children Susie, Esther, 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay),and '~im'(~ames Hamilton ~indsay),[ 2 ] Cooper, Mrs Keith Falconer, W.R.W. Qardner, A.P. Howell, Ameer Hussan, DO Mackuehan, Mr Mitchell, N. Sheshadri, J. Small, Dr Smith, Col. Young. With, (i) report, on the 'Jalna Mission School', by T.M. Lindsay. (ii) notes (5pp.), mainly relating to Dr ~heshadri's financial affairs. ( iii) photographic copy, birth announcement of Tom Lindsay, born 17 Sept . 1888, in a Times, I9 Sept. 1888. (iv) receipt, for a telegram (~urkis see letter dated I1 Dec. 1888). (v) postage stamp (~urkish,see letter dated 11 Dec. 1888). (vi) envelope addressed to Mrs Lindsay from T.M. Lindsay in India, Aug. and Sept. 1889, with two postage stamps. (vii) verses, in the hand of T. M. Lindsay. (viii) lists (2), place-names, 23 Dec. 1888.

3888 - Letters and postcards (8), to Mrs Anna 1 890 , Lindsay relating to women in prisons, undated. from Mary Kerr, Johan McLeod, ROW. Cochran Patrick of the 'office of the Sec3retary for Scotland', Mrs M. White.

~etters(3),reports, membership cards, newspaper cuttings, leaflets, relating to 'The Onward and Upward Association' (~ormerlyHaddo House Young women's Improvement ~ssociation),and the 'Scott- ish Mother's Union'.

Letters (approx. go), mainly to Principal T.M. Lindsay from his daughter Esther Alcock, including many from India. Correspondents also include Wilfred Alcock (son-in-law), Mrs Anna Lindsay, Esther Lindsay (later ~lcock),and 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay).

1888 - Letters and cards (31), mainly to Mrs 1914, Lindsay, mainly relating to the birth undated. of her son Tom. Correspondents include Sophia J [ ? 1 B[I] alee, Margaret Jones, Alick Lindsay (her brother-in-law in ~ndia),Walter S.B. McLaren, H.E. Mirrlees, Liliran] J. Muirhead, Jane R. Smith. With, (i)memorial card for William Alexander Beith (d. 12 June, I 889). 1889, Letters (3), to Mrs A. Lindsay from undated. [? J.M. ~elvillel,Jane Christie and [? A.G. Young]. With, (i) copy telegram from Bombay to the Dyer brothers, from Alfred S. Dyer, editor of the 'Bombay Guardian'. ( ii) announcement, marriage in Bombay I4 Mar. 1889, Herbert Musgrave Phipson and Edith Pechey. Printed. (iii) sermon, 'Burden Bearing' delivered in the Mission Church of the Free Church of Scotland, Poona, by Prof. Lindsay, 49 Sept. 1889.

1889, Letters (2), pamphlet and paper relating undated to the union of the Free Church and the United Presbyterian Church, and to the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Free and United Presbyterian Churches.

1889 - Letters and papers (approx. 83 items), 1898, of Anna Lindsay's, relating to women's undated. trades, including shop assistants, mill and factory workers, and laundry workers.

1889 - Letters (approx. 175, some imperfect), 1905, mainly relating to family affairs, undated . including many written 1904-05 to Esther, in India. Correspondents include L.G. Alexander, E. Caird, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Jenty Johnson, Ann: LindTa Thomas M. Lindsay, Susie, Sandy ri.~. ~indsay), 'Jim' (~amesHamilton ~indsay), Esther and Tom Lindsay, [G.] Smith, W.T. Stead, f~lrica[~torr].

With, (i) letter (? duplicated), to the Girls of Park School from Anna Lindsay, Nov. I 889, ( ref erred to on p. 12 of Lady Scott's biography of A.D. ~indsay). ( ii) diagram of Scottish Presbyterian Church History. Printed. (iii) envelope, containing lock of Anna's hair, 1903.

Letters and postcards (76), from Susan to her parents, (mainly to her father ; and one to T.M. Lindsay from MauriceLindsay Powicke ( ~usie' s husband). I 890, Letter to Mrs [AJ Lindsay, and poems undated. (2), in memory of Miss Janie S. Mitchell drowned at North Berwick, 15 July 1890. With, (i) short story, 'Bobbie', by Jane Mitchell.

The India Mission of the Free Church of Scotland beinn Rewort of the Deputies to India in 1888-9r.lOpinion of the b 4 Missionaries in 1890 and Minute of the Foreign Missions Committee. (Edinburgh Press, 1891).

I891 - Letters and postcards (approx. 113), 1895 , between Anna Lindsay and Thomas M. undated. Lindsay. With, (i) letter to[ ? 1 from Anna Lindsay, relating to the women' s Franchise League. (ii) postcard, to Susie Lindsay from her father, T.M. Lindsay, in Switzerland.

(iii) postcard to Anna Lindsay from her son 'sandy1 (A.D. ~indsay), in Switzerland, and two letters, 1892. (iv) letter to 'Sandy' (A.D. Lindsa3 from Anna Lindsay. (v) letters (4), to Anna Lindsay from her daughter Susie, 1692, 1895.

I891 - Letters and a postcard (80 items), 1895, between Anna Lindsay, T.M. Lindsay and undated. their children, Esther Susie, 'Sandy1 (A.D. ~indsay),' Jimt (~arnes~amilton) , and Tom, including letters sent during 1892, when Mr and Mrs Lindsay were on a tour of Canada and America. With, (i) letter to Mrs Lindsay from Jenty Johnson, 14 Aug. [I 8927.

1891 - Letters and copy letters (79), from 1898, Thomas M. Lindsay, as Convenor on the undated. Foreign Missions Committee, to missionaries including Mr Andrew,Mr Hunter, Mr MacCulloch, Mr Millar, Dr Mowat, Mr Reid, Mr Ross, Mr Scott, Mrs Scott, Mr Stewart, Dr Walker, Mr young, together with correspondence exchanged with the Department of Public Education, Cape Town. With, (i) resolution, relating to the Union of South African Churches, n.d. (ii) '~ivingstonia.Accounts. 1891- 2' , summaries of same, 1897-98, notes and memoranda.

1891 - Letters and copy letters (20), relating 1902 , to the Scottish Women's Liberal Federat- undated. ion. Correspondents include Lady Aberdeen, Miss Falconer, Anna Lindsay, Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson, Lady Travelyan, H. Easton Waddel, Katherine Waddel. (some incomplete ) . With, (i) notes (approx. l3pp. ) , relating to the action of the President of the Scottish women's Liberal Federation, 5 May 1902.

1892 - Letters (4), relating to the Women's 1893, Protective and Provident League and the undated. Labour Commission. Correspondents include [~eoffrey]Drage, Margaret H. Irwin, Mrs [AJ Lindsay. With, (i)notes (i) 'Meeting of Sub-Comm- ittee! 26 act . I 893. (ii) 'Deletions from Miss Irwin' s Report ' .

Letters (11)~to Mrs Lindsay relating to the Women s Liberal Federation and Women's Suffrage. Correspondents include Alice Balfour, Eliza S. Kirkland, Walter ~sJB. McLaren. With, (i) circular letters (2), from the Executive Committee of the Women' s Liberal Federation, and Rosalind Carlisle, President of the W.L.F., 8 Feb. 1895. (ii) memorandum, from Rosalind Carlisle, 11 June 1894. (iii) ms. note, the Committee of the W.L.F. expressing regrets at the retirement of Lord R [osebery] from the Leadership of the Liberal party, (iv) 'Result of canvas of Scotch Liberal MOP,'s by Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson and Mr John Wilson on Feb. 2 1897 ' . (v) envelope, addressed to Miss Barrton] , Dalblane Road, [AY~1. 1892 - Letters (approx. 85), relating to family 1903, affairs, A.D. Lindsay and Oxford. Cor- undated. respondents include A.D. Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay (father), Anna Lindsay (mother), Esther Alcock (A.D. ~indsay's eldest sister), Susie (sister), 'Jim' (James Hamilton Lindsay, brother). With, (i) articles (2), 'Supporting home industries, is it ethically justifiable ?' 'Oxford Idols, no. CCIX' 25 Jan. 1902 (about A.D. Lindsay's background, at this time President of the union) .

number 58, 4th series, article 'Prof- of Scri ture' by Thomas M. Lindsay. (Incomplete7 .

Review, by Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, of The Universities of Europe in the Middle Ages, Hastings Rashdall. (Incomplete).

I895 , Letters (8), to Mrs Lindsay, relating undated. to the Church in Scotland, particularly the re-union of the Presbyterians. Cor- respondents include Helen Bell, L.M. Harvie, Mrs MacEwen, Elizabeth Mathews, Grace OverCton], Mrs Paton, Ellen Sinclair.

With, (i)lists (4), relating to meetings of the Council of the Presby- terian Church and the Women's Missionary Association of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

(ii) pamphlet, 'Union of the Presby- terian Churches versus the Laymans League', W.G. Blaikie.

(iii) press cutting 'The Hill Sermon. A Sketch from Yarrow', by John Stuart Blackie; and letter to Dr Lindsay from [~ohns.] Blackie, 17 April.

1895 - Papers (11), relating to the Scottish 1897 , Trades' Union Congress, the National undated. Federal Council of Scotland for women's Trades, and the Scottish Trades and Labour Federat ion.

With, (i)letter, to 14rs Lindsay from Margaret H. Irwin, written on headed paper 'National Federal Council of Scotland for ~ornen's Trades'. n.d. 1895 - Letters and copy letters (approx. 100)~ 1899 , from T.M. Lindsay, relating to missions undated . and missionaries in India and Africa. Correspondents include Dr Blackie, G. Glover, Dr Hector, Dr MacNichol, Mr Moffat, Dr Mowat, Lord Overtoun, Prof. Robertson, Mr Ross, Miss de Selincourt, Dr George Smith, Rev. W. Stevenson, Mr Stewart, Mr Torrance. With, (i) 'Reply from the reunion conference at Grindelwald to the apostolic letter of Pope Leo XI11 to the English people'. (ii) 'A Martyr people' (~rmenia), 1895. (iii) 'Armenia a call to Prayer', ('? 1896).

1896 - Letters and postcards (approx. I I 0), 1898, exchanged between Thomas M. Lindsay and undated. his wife Anna. With, (i) letter, to Mrs CE.E. ~urray] Dunlop from T.M. Lindsay. (ii) postcard, to Master Tom Lindsay from his sister Ersther I.] Lrindsay] in Italy.

I896 - Letters (a~prox.110) between Anna, I 899, Thomas M., Susie, 'sandy' (A.D. ~indsay), undated. 'Jim' (~amesHamilton ~indsay),and W.M. Lindsay (? wallace), and Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop. With, (i) letter to c? Anna ~indsa~]from Eliza Wigham. (ii) note (in the hand of T.M. ~indsay)of fares from Glasgow to Trieste.

1897 , Letters (5), to Anna and Thomas L!. undated. Lindsay from Vv.Ivf. Lindsay (? Wallace, Thomas M. ~indsay'sbrother), relating to 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsa~),his progress and scholarships for Balliol.

Letters (7), to Mrs Lindsay, relating to the British Army in India, its morals and health. Correspondents include Sarah M. Amos, Jessie IT.] Grieg, A.M. MacPhail, Mary Murray, Henry J. Wilson. With, (i) 'A protest', March 1897. (ii) memorandum, issued by the British Committee of the Feder- ation for the Abolition of the State Regulation of Vice. (iii) 'The Scourge of the Army'. (iv) circular letter, by G.Armstrong Bennetts. (v) 'Memorial to the most nob;e the Marquess of Salisbury . (From Joslsphine E. Butler, on behalf of the Executive Comm- ittee of the ~adies'National Association for the Abolition of State Regulation of vice). (vi) pamphlet, interview on the new health rules for the Army in India, with Archdeacon Wilson, 26 July 1897. (vii) 'Reply to Lady Henry Somerset's scheme for dealing with disease in the Indian Cantonments...'. (viii) 'British Soldiers in India: in relation to their morals and health', Alfred S. Dyer. (ix) 'State Sanction of Vice'. (x) 'The Shield', official organ of the British Committee of the Federation for the Abolition of State Regulation of Vice, Vol. I, No. 11. (xi) draft memorial, to brd George Hamilton, Secretary of' State for India.

1897 - Letters (8), relating to the problem of I902 9 homework for children and adults. Corr- undated. espondents include A. Ballantyne, Margaret Irwin, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay. With, (i) press cuttings, 1898. (ii) memorandum, Women's Industrial Council, 1898. (iii) copy resolution, on school attendance. ( iv) questionnaire, inquiry into homework by Glasgow Council for Women's Trades. (v) resolutions, conference on homework by women's Industrial Council, 1898. Letters (3), to Susie Lindsay from her mother Anna Lindsay, from the Continent.

1898, (1) Lectures (8), on theology, by (? 1900) Thomas M. Lindsay.

1898 - Newspaper cuttings (27), relating to 1900, the Church, the causes of the Boer War, undated. the Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, the Scottish Women's Liberal Federation, Mrs ~indsay's visit to Women's Colleges in America, women workers, malaria in central Africa, St. ~lban'sChurch, Holborn, inquiry into dangerous trades in Edinburgh, presentation to a Mr Duncan Campbell, George Burret, the Kowloon disturbances, the Basle express accident, West Indian recipe for 'Banana Cream', and 'A novel evening coat', advertisement for paper pat tern.

I898 - Letters (16), mainly from Anna Lindsay 1902 to her children, and from Wilfred Alcock undated. to Mrs Eliza E. Murray Dunlop, other correspondents include Susie and 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay).

Letters (3), between Susie Lindsay and her mother Anna (travelling to India with her daughter, Esther, for her marriage to W.G. Alcock).

Letters (lo), to Mrs A. Lindsay and one to Miss Lindsay, relating to Mrs Lindsay's resignation from the post of Chairwoman of the Scottish women' s Liberal Feder- ation, on the grounds of ill health. Correspondents include id. Cunningham, Helen Munro Ferguson, I[sobel] Carland Martin, Ada Lang Todd, Alice Younger.

I899 , Letters and part of a letter (47 items), undated. to Anna Lindsay, from her daughters Esther and Susie, together with a letter to Esther from Susie, and a letter to 'Ploosh' (~amesHamilton ~indsay)from Susie.

Letters (5), to T.M. Lindsay from George Dalziel of Tods, Murray and Jamieson, solicitors, relating to the estate of Mrs Colquhoun Stirling, the marriage trust of Mrs Murray Dunlop, and the estate and marriage trust of Anna Lindsay. With, (i) note, value of investments, 8 Aug. 1899, for securing Mrs Colquhoun Stirling's annuity of' $300, and surplus funds arising from investments. ( ii) memorandum, on the marriage trust of Mrs Murray Dunlop 24 Aug. 1899. (iii) table of rents, Corsock estate, 1778, 1850, 1863. (iv) statement, capital in the hands of the trustees.

[?early Galley proofs, 'the place of experts in 20th centg democracy', symposium by Dr Bernard Bosanquet, Mrs Sophie Bryant and others, three parts, with annotations by A.D. Lindsay.

[? early (2) Lecture notes, in the hand of A.D. 20th cent3 Lindsay, beginning 'Don' t demand their confidence but expect it ...'. Single card.

LC. 1900) Article by Thomas M. Lindsay, in two parts, Oriental Gardens as depicted in the Arabian ~ights','~ttempt to construct a picture of an oriental gardey from various allusions in Scripture . (IOPP.).

1900, Letters (33), mainly from abroad, part- undated. icularly Ital , sent to Susie, 'Sandy' (A.D. Lindsayf, '~im'(~ames Hamilton ~indsay),and one to 'Children' from their parents, Anna and Thomas M. Lindsay. With, ( i) telegrams (2).

1900 - Letters and postcards ( approx. I 00) , 1902, mainly to Anna Lindsay from her daughter undated. Susie, some relating to the death of Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, Anna's mother, 14 July 1902. Correspondents include Esther Lindsay, ' Sandy' (A.D. ~indsa~),'Jim' (~amesHamilton ~indsay), Margaret B[?urney] and Tom Lindsay (also referred to as 'peter'). Letters (IT), A.D. Lindsa to his mother, Susie (his sisterq, and Esther (his eldest sister), relating to family affairs, life at Balliol, and his illness. (Some incomplete).

Letters and telegrams (80)~mainly to T.M. Lindsay from his son Jim' (~ames Hamilton ~indsay),relating to his cramming for the Indian Civil Service examinat ion, his su{ess, his work in India, and his marriage to Helen M. Armour. With, (i) map, East Indian Railway astern section). (ii) letter, to Anna Lindsay, from her son James. (iii) letter, to Tom Lindsay, from his elder brother James. (iv) letter, to Susie Lindsay, from her brother James. (v) letter, to T.M. Lindsay, from his daughter Susie. (vi) letter, to T,?,!, Lindsay, from 'Nellie' e el en M. Armour, wife of James Hamilton ~indsay).

Letters and a ostcard (21), Tom Lindsay to his mother r6), his father ( 141, and one to his sister, Susie, relating to his educational progress.

Lecture notes, on Plato, by A.D. Lindsay, approx. 98pp., 7 parts. With, (i) article on Plato, (incomplete, pp. 8-13 only). (ii) notes, 2pp., page references.

Letters (76), to Susie Lindsay from her mother Anna, most of the letters being sent while Mrs Lindsay was on the continent. Some relate to the death of ~nna'smother, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, 14 July 1902. ~ith,(i)letter of condolence to Anna Lindsay, from Alice Younger. (N.B. There are 4 letters dated 1900, (?) in error for 1901). Ill . 1902 - Letters (56) and postcards (2), to 1907, Thomas Ti. Lindsay, many from his sister- undated. in-law Mar Janet Murray Dunlop, ( some incomplete3 , relating to a book on the Cunningham lectures 'Church and the Ministry in the Early Centuries': Mrs Lindsay's illness; deaths of '~al'(T. Id. Lindsay's nephew) and Alick (T.M. Lindsay's brother); and the engagement of 'Sandy' (A.D. ~indsay).Correspondents include N. Green Armytage, Benjamin Bell, George C.M. Douglas, HCenry] Murray Dunlop, A. Orrock Johnson, John A. Jones, Maggie ones n

With, (i) note, T.M. Lindsay to N. Green Armytage, about a tract, with enclosure 'Holy Orders . ( ii) article [by Mrs Lowther], (? ) review of T.M. ~indsay'sbook, title unspecified. (iii) article, 'Outline of Story of Isabella Roser and Ignatius Loyola', by TOM. Lindsay, 6pp.. (iv) tract, by Rev. Green Armytage 'Presb'yterian orders or the case of Ischyras'. 4pp. Printed.

(v) cutting from The expositor^ Times, (nod.), request for information about the discov- ery of a gospel in Tibet, by 'G.H.W.', and reply from Thomas I.!. Lindsay. (vi) circular, by the N.S.P.C.C., listing offences which are forbidden under the provisions of the Acts for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. (vii) picture and title page, Tom. I, Homeri Ilias et Odyssea. London, 1831.

Scrapbook, of Rev. Thomas Mart in Lindsay, containing newspaper cuttings (reviews and articles), about him, ~articularls for his two books The church and the - Ministry in Early Centuries and Histor2 of the Reformat ion.

113. 1902 - Copies of letters (typescripts, 38pp.), 1939, from AoD. Lindsay to his father, Thomas undated. Martin Lindsay, from them to Susie Lindsay, and from A.D. Lindsay to F.M. Powicke. With, (i) application, for the post of additional examiner in mental philosophy at the University of St. Andrews. Testimonials from Prof. Alexander, Henry Jones, Prof. James Seth, J.A. Smith.

(ii) articles (2), by Alice Cameron, 'Memories of A.D. Lindsay' and a a/Loo - 'Lindsay and the Tutorial i7q classes' . (iii) notes, including rough draft of chapter 3 of biography, article from Mary Bailey and page headed '~trachan'sDiary'.

Letters ( 5), Esther Alcock to her father (~homasM. ~indsay),relating to family affairs.

Pamphlet, 'Anna Lindsay, Nata, 1845. Revixit , 1903' . (24pp. printed).

The London Quarterly Review, new series, no. 20, October 1903, article by T.M. Lindsay, 'Family and popular religion in Germany on the eve of the Reformat- ion' ; Fourth series, no. 1 , January 1905, article by T.M. Lindsay, 'John Knox'.

Memorandums of agreement (3), between T.M. Lindsay and Methuen & Co., March 1905, for the publicat ion of A History sf the Church of Scotland; agreement between T.M. Lindsay and the Syndics of the University Press Cambridge, April 1909, for the publication of a chapter 'Triumph of ~hristianity'for Vol. I in the Cambridge Medieval History; and agreement between T.M. Lindsay and Williams and Norgate, January I PI I , for the publicat ion The Reformat ion 'Home University ~ibrary'series. With, (i) letters (2), relating to The Reformation.

LC. 19041 Shaw lectures ms. 'Scolasticism', 'William of Occamt, no title.

1904 Review, by Thomas M. Lindsay, of New Testament in Scots, c. 1520, 'A Literary Relic of Scottish ~ollardy'.Cover inscribed 'T.M.L. April 1904. A Scottish Lollard Murdoch Misbet a fore-bear of T.M.L. '

1904, Letters (41, and copies of letters (8), 1952, to 'Sandie (A.D. ~indsay)from his undated. father; and to Erica Storr from 'Sandie', relating to the Free Church verdict, and tc books he was reading, by Berkely, Hume, Plato, Kant, Spinoza and Locke. With, (i) newspaper cutting, 19 Mar. [I 952 1.

[c. 19051 Letter, page two only, to T.M. Lindsay from J.M. Dent, relating to publication of work (unspecified) , and arrangements for a trip to Europe.

The Contem~oraryReview, no. 477, Sept. 1905, article by LThomas M.] ~indsay, 'Revivals' .

1905, Letters and copy letter (16), to Thomas undated. M. Lindsay, relating to A.D. Lindsay and the offer of a Tutorial Fellowship at Balliol, and to family affairs, Corres- pondent s include Edward Caird, [ Id. J .I Murray Dunlop, A.D. Lindsay, Alick Lindsay (A.D. ~indsay'suncle), Susie Lindsay. With, (i) lists (2), A.D. Lindsay's scholarship attainments 1898- 1904.

1905 - Paper, 'The Russian Novel', A.D. Lindsa c. 1907 (unfinished, c, 1907). 21pp., (2 copies3 . With, (i) title page (ms.) only, '~rt and Morality', by A.D. Lindsay, 1905.

1905 - Letters and postcards (102), to TOM. 1907 , Lindsay, from home and abroad. Corres- undated. pondents include Caroline May Beith, C.F. Caird, P.J. Chubb, Christiana and Lucie Duff Gordon, Nelly Erichsen, G. Gildlea, A[? 7 de Kerbuch, ~sarbel]R. McDougall Jean M.C. Miller Morison, Agnes ~ont? 1Smith, [~ord Overtoun.

Letters, (28), relating to family and 1906, university affairs. Correspondents 1911 or include A.D. Lindsay, Susie and Thomas later M. Lindsay, Erica Storr, 'Sligger' (F. F. ~rquhart),J.A. Smith.

L-1905] - Lectures, proofs, newspaper articles, 1929 (14 items), A.D. Lindsay on politics, philosophy, religion and economicst tncluding 'Vocation and Fellowship , Art and Morality', 'Task of Philosophy', 'Idealism', 'Historic Idaterialism ...', 'Industrial Peace ...', 'War against War',' 'The State in recent political theory', and 'Bosanquet's theory and general will' . With, (i) letters (2), Lindsay to [William] Paton, and [~eneral] J. Smuts to Lindsay. (ii) address, memorial service, Mrs T.H. Green, Balliol Chapel, 13 Oct. 1929. (iii) Library Association Record, December 1928, Presidential address.

Extract, T.M. ~indsay's 'George Buchanan' , Glas~owQuarterly Studies.

Pamphlet, An Oflord Bookseller in 1520, Thomas M. Lindsay (article on John Dorne), combined with the Report, ' st irling' s and Glasgow Public Library' , I 906-1 907.

Letters and postcards (122), to Thomas M. Lindsay (including one to ~usie)from Mrs Janet Ross of Poggio Gherardo, Italy. With, (i) letter, from P.E. Fitzjohn Crisp [? artist], about sending him a sketch of Mrs Ross. (ii) card, from Louis ~[ateuve). French.

Letters (5), notes and report, relating to university reform and P.P.E.. Corres- pondents include A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Helen [ ? J ( about the preamble of women's statute), K.V. Rose (about Lord Curzon of ~edlestone). With, (i) notes, in the hand of Lady Scott. (ii) report, 'Boards of the facult- ies of Literae Humaniores and Natural Science'. (iii) 'The Club', notes on university reform, I 906-1 920. ( iv) ' Introduction of P.P.E. ' , 1968.

(?) 1907 Newspaper cutting, 'A Tuscan Festa', T. M. L [indsay), The Glasaow Herald.

Newspaper cutting, 'A Tuscan vintage ' , T, M, L [indsay], The Glas~owHerald. ( 5 copies).

Extract, from the Scottish Historical Review, by Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, of Canon Pietro Casola's Pilarimaae to Jerusalem, ed. M. Margaret Newett.

Letters (17), mainly relating to family affairs, including A.D. ~indsay'smarr- iage to Erica V. Storr. Correspondents include A.D. Lindsay, E.I. Lindsday, Thomas M. Lindsay, Tom Lindsay, W.J. Mayhew (parish clerk), Erica Storr, 'Sligger' (F.F. ~rquhart).

1907, Notebook, 'Psychology and the theory of undated. Knowledge', ms., A.D. Lindsay.

1907, Letters (8), and a postcard relating to 1908 family affairs. Correspondents include A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, ' Shushan' (? Susie ~indsay), Francis Storr, ~[ose]Storr, 'Sligger' (F.F. ~rquhart).

Letters (52), to Miss Erichsen, and to Mary 1 ~anet7 Murray Dunlop (Anna ~indsay's sister), from Thomas M. Lindsay.

With, (i) newspaper cutti 'A Tuscan Festa' by T.Y. ?findsay], Glasaow Herald, 28 September 1907. (ii) he Significance of Colours in Hindu Love-Law'. 2pp., typed. Extract , from The Scottish Historical Review, Vol. V, no. 18, Jan. 1908, review by J.E. Sandys of 'George Buchan~n: Glasgow Quartercentenary Studies , (one chapter of which was written by Thomas M. Lindsay, see 128 above).

140. 1908 , Letters and postcards (72), to [: T.M.] undated. Lindsay from Janet Ross, Poggio Gherardo, Italy, and one from (J. Sahel] relating to Mrs Ross's illness.

With, (i)typescript article, 'In Amor- pham Nyrnpham, by Bar tolommeo Scala, to Lorenzo delMedici who was at Bagno a Morba in April 1484'.

141. 1909, Letters (7), and a telegram, relating undated. to family affairs, including the birth of Michael Francis Morris, 24 February, first child of A.D. and E.V. Lindsay. Correspondents include A.D. Lindsay, Erica Lindsay, [ Thomas Idartin] Lindsay and id ran cis] Storr (Erica's father).

142. 1909 - Newspapers, cuttings, pamphlets and 1922 , allied material relating to Ireland. unaa ted . With, (i) The Republic of Ireland, Vol. I, no. I (2 copies), 3 Jan. 1922, andVol. I, no. 2, 5 Jan. 1922. (ii) The Limmerick Curfew Murders of March 7th 1921 ( by Michael O'Callaghan's widow).

(iii) Ireland and the Emuire at the Court of Conscience, by 'A.E.' ( iv) A lea for justice .. . , Geo. W. Russell, 'AE'. (v) 'The Irish Peace Conference and after .. . ' by Horace Plunke t t . (vi) 'Mr Lansing's memorandum of February 2nd 1919 ' ( 2 copies) . (vii) 'If any Englishman just now goes over to Ireland ...', by E.V. Lindsay (3 copies). (viii) '~pplicationof Dominion Home Rule to Ireland'. (5 copies).

(ix) 'The Perils of Irish Children', ( from a correspondent ) . (x) Irish Bulletin, Vol. 4, no. 77, Vol. 6, no. 35 (April and December 1921 ) . (xi) copy letters (2), to 1 ? 3 Hammond from A.D. Lindsay. (xii) cuttings, French civil service reform, Abraham Lincoln, Henry James. (xiii) book reviews.

(xiv) 'Henry VIII', by A.D. Lindsay, 44~~

191 0, Letters (13), exchanged between 'Sandie' undated. (A.D. ~indsay),Erica, and Thomas M. Lindsay relating to family affairs, especially to Michael (a baby), and Tom Lindsay's education.

1910 - Letters (61, relatina to A.D. ~indsay's book The -~hilosopkvof Berason. correspondents include Henri Bergson and John Buchan. With, (i) letters (2), Lindsay to 'Sligger' (F.F. ~rquhart),and Viscount Haldane to Lindsay.

1911 - Letters, obituaries and press cuttings, 1967, together with biographical articles undated. relating to A.D. Lindsay, including a letter to Tom Lindsay from L.E. Jones, 16 May 1967; copy letters (6), to A.D. Lindsay from Robert Bridges and C.G. Stone, (some excerpts only); a letter to A.D. Lindsay from [: ? K.w.B.J.] dated 1911, with comments on 'Instinct: intell- igence: handicrafts: machine production', and obituaries from The Daily Telegraph, 19 Mar. 1952, The Oxford Ida~aZine,8 May 1952. With, (i) review, of A New University: A.D. Lindsay and the Keele Experiment, W.B. Gallie, Spectator, 30 Dec. 1960.

(ii) article, 'Lindsay and the Unemployed Club at ~incoln', Alice Cameron. (iii) articles (2), Christopher Hill, on Lindsay. (iv) note (in Tom Lindsay's hand). 1912 Letters (2), from A.D. Lindsay to his wife Erica, about his walking holidays.

1913, Letters (5), relating to family affairs undated. and A.D. Lindsay's writing for the Every- man series on Locke and Hobbes. Corres- pondents include A.D. Lindsay, Mrs Storr and J.M. Dent (incomplete).

Sermon, memorial service for the Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, by Rev. Prof. James Denney, 13 Dec. 1914. (2 copies).

1914 - Letters (25), h1.B.E. and C.B.E. awards, 1920 , articles, notes, relating to the First 1925, World War (letters mainly from France), 1967, correspondents include Esther Alcock, undated. James Denney, J.M. Dent A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Drusilla (~ady~cott ) , Susie (~owicke),John MacMurray, Mrs Strachan-Davidson.

With, (i)copies of letters, (approx. 56 pp.) and extracts, A.D. Lindsay to E.V. Lindsay and others.

(ii)M.B.E. and C.B.E. awards, 1918 and 1919.

(iii)mention in despatches from Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig, 1919. ( iv) article, 'Organisat ion of labour in the army in France during the war and its lessons'.

(v) notes, Beaconsf ield Conference, 8-11 July, 1920. (vi) copy extract, 'A.D.L. to Asquith 1925' . (vii) article, (IP.), 'From Sir Harry Verney' about 'A.D.L.'.

(viii) article, about ? Sir Harry Verney], 28 Sept. 1967.

Letters (3), two to '~ligger'(F.F. ~rquhart),one unidentified (from G.H.Q., British Armies in ~rance).

With, (i)rough draft of a (?) poem, written in pencil on the back of a printed bifoliated sheet, which is an address, to the Professors of the Arts and Sciences ... learned societies in Germany and Austria. 1919 - Agreement, between Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1920 and A.D. Lindsay, relating to the publication rights for The Theory of the Modern State.

With, (i) letters (2), from A.D. Lindsay to [ G.H. Thringl, Secretary of the Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwrights and Com- posers , and reply from same.

Letters (21 ) , mainly between A.D. Lindsay and publishers, relating to books and broadcasts. Correspondents include Clarendon Press, Alfred A, Knopf, Macmillan & Co., Methuen & Go. Ltd,, Oxford U.P., Sylvan Press Ltd.. With, (i) agreements (2), A.D. Lindsay and Hodder & Stoughton (~ature of Reliaious ruth) ; Macmillan & Co. (~hristianit~and ~conomics). (ii) galley proof A.D. Lindsay's prologue to he Legacy of Israel', 'Legacy of Judea. Hebrew studies in the reformation period and after: Their place and influence ' . (iii) letter, to Humphrey Sumner from Geoffrey C. Faber, about cost of publishing, 1925. (iv) note to contributors to Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences.

(v) letter to [? ]from Sydney Lovell, about (7 speech made by A.D. ~indsay).

(vi) newspaper cuttings 'What is Democracy' ( fragment only) ; 'Long road ahead for Ethiopia', New York Herald Tribune, 24 July, 1952.

1919 - Letters and copy letters (15)~together 1968, with press cuttings, pamphlets and notes, undated. relating to Germany, the teaching of English literature in German schools and wider issues in education. Correspond- ents and authors of pamphlets, etc. include David Astor, T. Balogh, Karl Barth, Henry Brinton, Amy Buller, Alice Cameron, the Bishop of Chichester, Helena Deneke, Lord lv~alcolmDouglas- Hamilton, Kurt Hahn, R.A.F. Harcourt, Leopold Kohr, A.D. Lindsay, Martin Lindsay, R. Merton, Betty Norris, Frank Papenham and Geordie Selkirk.

1920 - Letters and copies of letters (approx. 1955, 75), relating to the International undated. School in Geneva, unemployment, and A.D. Lindsay's election to the Mastership of Balliol. Correspondents include Samuel Alexander, Miss E.A. Buller, Charles Gore, J.L. Hammond, Gertrud Herme s, Aldous Huxley, A.D. Lindsay, Mrs E.V. Lindsay, Ramsay MacDonald, Karl Mannheim, Gilbert Murray, Susie [ Powicke], 'Pushkin' Lady ~cott), Herbert Samuel, 'Sligger' I F.F. ~r~uhart),Mrs Storr, R.H. Tawney, Charles P. Toft and Professor Dr Von Weizsacker, together with invitations, reviews, press cuttings, articles, min- utes (extraordinary general meetin , China House, London, 1933), lists 8of ~eo~le),and notes relating to, amongst other things, Amy Buller.

Letters (16), to A.D. Lindsay from Mollie Childers, relating to Ireland. With, (i) part of a letter in M.A. Child- erst hand (?) to A.D. Lindsay. (ii) envelopes (3), addressed to the Lindsays in the hand of M.A. Childers. ( iii) notes ( single page), on Mollie Childers' letters.

Letters (25), relating to Home Rule for Ireland and A.D. Lindsay's memorandum. Correspondents include Ernest Barker, J.R.M. Butler, Colin R. Coote, Viscount Haldane, J.L. Hammond, T. Jones, W. Lock, Ramsay Muir, Horace Plunkett, J.A. Smith, Arthur Steel-Maitland. With, (i) notes. (ii) letter, toLadyMary[? ] from Lord Bryce, relating to Lindsay and his memorandum. (iii) letter to LE.v. ~indsay]from A.D. Lindsay. ( iv) note, from K [enneth] L[eysj.

Lectures, articles, reports, newspaper cuttings (23), by A.D. Lindsay, relating to politics, philosophy, education and theology, including 'The Function of Universities in a Democratic Community', 'Democracy and Socialism - an Historical Analogy', 'The Revolutionary Attitude towards Force', 'Reports of conversations between, Lindsay, Ld. Lothian, G. Murray, Gandhi ...', 'Mr Gandhi in Oxford', 'The Application of Dominion Home Rule to Ireland'. 'Socialism and Liberty' , 'Political ~iberty', 'Machin- ery and Politics' (in two ~arts), he Socialist and the Practical Man' 'Some f~ewl?orms$ & Public Opinion' (parts I & 2). 'Reasons for the Irish answer... The Mentality of Sinn Feint, 'The Christ- ian Ideal of Marriage', 'What does the Mind construct', 'The Task of Philos- ophy', 'The Difference between Knowledge and Wisdom', 'Christianity and economic^'^ 'The Prophet of Hutual Aid', 'The Mutual Relations between Ethics and Theology', With, (i) copies of letters (4), to [? William] Paton from A.D. Lindsay, 1931-32.

Articles, letters, and copy letters (13), A.D. Lindsay and the Fabian Society, relating to 'The Socialist attitude towards Democracy', later 'Democracy and Socialism'.

With, (i) letters (2), to A.D. Lindsay from Harold Laski and copy of Lindsay's reply about loss of ms. pamphlet. (ii) 'Democracy and Socialism', and some draft pages written as a Fabian pamphlet but not published.

(iii) letter, to A.D. Lindsay from the Royal Institute of Inter- national Affairs, and copy of the revised text of an address by Lindsay, 'Different Meanings of Democracy'. (iv) articles by Lindsay, including 'Democracy and Socialism: an Historical Analogy', 'Essent- ials of Democracy', 'Democracy and Society'.

(v) speech, (? by A.D. ~indsay), relating to a bill to nation- alise the coal mining industry and general nationalisation. (vi) valley proof, newspaper article, True Democracy' , The Manchester Guardian, 23 Mar. 1946. (vii) 'The New Labour Government in Great Britain'. (viii) 'The Modern Democratic State'.

Lindsay, M.L. Macdonell, Susan Powicke Mrs Storr (A.D. Lindsay t s mother-in-law) ,t ? 1 Storr, on the same subject.

162. 1924 - Sermons (approx. 50), by A.D. Lindsay, 1932 , and memorial addresses for A,L. Smith, undated, Balliol College Chapel, I June 1924, Mrs T.H. Green, Balliol Collee Chape;, 13 Oct. 1929, F.F. Urquhart ( Sligger . incomplete) . With, (i) article, 'The Theme, Keirgaard, The Journals no. 616'.

163. [? 2nd. quarter Notes, on democracy by A.D. Lindsay, of 20th. cent.] together with references to books on democracy and politics.

I 64. 1925 - Letters, reports, papers, lecture notes, I 926 to the General Strike, and 2) of The British Independent.

165. 1926 Letters (2), between A.D. Lindsay and Walter Moberly (principal of the Univer- sity College of the South west), relating to the General Strike.

Letters (30) and telegrams (2), relating to the General Strike, correspondents include E.M. Alcock, Frank ells 1, [~lizM.] Cadbury, the Bishop of Carlisle, R.F. Cholmeley, Joseph Colegrove, G.S. Duncan, Arthur [ S. age), Henry Gillett, A.D. Lindsay, [ Mrs ~indsay], A,B. Macaulay, Harry Miller, Kenneth L. Parry, Susan Powicke (A.D. Lindsay's sister), Prof. Carnegie Simpson, John Thomas, [ ? 3 Weller, Jane E. Whyte.

Letters (2), to A.D. Lindsay from Arthur Steel-Maitland (~inisterof ~abour)and a copy letter reply, relating tp the General Strike.

168. 1926, Letters and copy letters (17), relating undated. to the General Strike, correspondents include Eileen R. Balance, J. Carter (~ayorof oxford), A.E.W. Hazel (prin- ciple of Jesus college), ~[ennethl ~[e~s],A.D. Lindsay, Mrs Lindsay, the Bishop of Oxford, L.R. Phelps, Frank F. Smith ( some incomplete). With, (i) description, by John Parker MOP,, of a meeting in Oxford. (ii) article, about the strike, by Charlton MacVeagh. (~ncomplete).

Letters, copy letters, postcards ( approx. 225) and a telegram, relating to the Oxford by-election. Correspondents include [~ady]Violet Bonham Carter, Ivor Churchill, [ winston S.] Churchill, R.G. Collingwood, Walter Crocker, K [enneth] LCeys] , Harold Macmillan, John Macmurray, Gilbert Murray, H.P. Smith, J.A. Smith, Lord Strabolgi, R.H. Tawney. With, (i)copy of Liberal manifesto and letter, 18 Oct. 1938, from the Liberal Party.

(ii) article, 'A question', by Frank F. Smith, about article in the Oxford Times, 'Freak Election'. (iii) newspaper cuttiry, 'Reds Use Expanding Bullet . ( iv) article and set of speakers' cards relating to the 'Tax- ation of Land Values ' ,

170. 1926 - Letters and copy letters (8), together 1967, with articles, pamphlets, reports, undated . relating to unemployment. Correspondents include Alice [cameron], A.D. Lindsay, Mar Morris, G.R. Peacock, Lady Scott, E. rStow], Ellis [? 3. With, (i) 'Unemployment and ducati ion', A.D. Lindsay from The New Era, Sept. - Oct. 1935. (ii) 'Report on what might be done by the Government for the advantage of unemployed people', A.D. ~indsay( typescript, Jan. 1936). (iii) 'Some ways of helping the unemployed to help themselves'. (MS., A.D. Lindsay).

(iv) 'A.D. Lindsay and the Social Service Clubs in Kidsgrove and District (~orthStaffs.)', Mary Morris, ( typescript). (v) 'Lindsay and the Unemployed Club at Lincoln', Alice Cameron.

(vi) 'William Noble and his wife Emma', Kathleen Butterworth. (vii) 'Work with the unemployed .. .' (National Council of Social Service, Xerox copy). (viii) 'Out of adversity', (~ational Council of Social service). ( ix) 'The Rhondda Valley', Miles Davies. (x) reports (8), on Maes-yr-haf educational settlement, 1926- 1950. (xi) newspaper cuttings, notes, and photographs of Maes-yr-haf.

171. 1927, Notes, on various aspects of philosophy. 1948, (~ermanand English. 20pp.). undated. With, (i) letters (2), between A.D. Lindsay, V.D. Knesbeck and Wolf Lauterbach, relating to the publication of one of Lindsay' s books (unspecified) , German . (ii) letter, to A.D. Lindsay from W.D. Lamont, about his thesis, 1927.

Papers, pamphlet, articles, press cuttings, relating to philosophy, education, politics and religion, including 'Omni- potence and ~oodness', 'The Philosophy of Education', 'standards' 'Philosophy and our common problems', 'philosophy as criticism of standards', 'The Repub- lic of Plato, a course of study, I and 111', 'Bergson, IV and V'. With, (i) press cuttings, 'What is Dem- ocracy?' Lord Lindsay of Birker, (? ) from he- Nanchester Guardian, 20 Apr. 1946. ( ii) 'What is Democracy ? ' Harold J. Laski, (?) The Manchester Guar- -dian, n.d.. (iii) 'Outlines of the Philosophy of Law or the Law of Nature and Political Science in [~~itome]'

173. 1928 - Letters and copy letters (approx. 35), 1968, and notes, relating to A.D. ~indsay's undated. visits to America, the correspondents including Frank Aydelotte, W.H. Cowley, Oliver P. Field, Nicolas K[atzenbachl, A.D. Lindsa , E.V. Lindsay, 'Pushkin' ad^ Scottg, Charles P. Taft, Gilbert F. White, Donald G. Wing.

With, (i)article about A.D. Lindsay by Jacques Barzun . (ii) notes for biography. (iii) envelope, addressed to Mrs Lindsay from A.D. Lindsay in America.

1928 - Letters and copy letters (lo), to A.D. 1968, and Mrs Lindsay, together with papers, undated. articles, pamphlets, newspaper cuttings and notes relating to adult education and the W.E.A. movement. Correspondents include Alice Cameron, A.E. Emery, JJE. ~enn),E.V. Ltindsay], C. Mathews, C.R. Morris, Lady Scott, H.P. [ Smith], Eric Tams. ~ith,(i)paper, A.D. Lindsay to T.C. Tutors, 18 Sept. 1940.

(ii) 'The Univyrsities and Adult Education . (iii) 'The Future of Adult Education'. (iv) 'Lindsay of Balliol', Sir Charles Morris. (v) 'British Universities. Adult Education'.

(vi) 'Lindsay and the Tutorial Classes , Alice Cameron. +?-@ a !.:' 11 3 (vii) memorandum on the future development of adult education in North Staffs., Aug. 1947. (viii) 'The moral of it all', by R.H. Tawney , from Highway, April 1953 (ix) '~dultEducation in England, an outline for the use of German students at the Oxford W.E.A. Summer School 1954'. Prepared by H.P. Smith. (x) The Hiahway, March 1958, Vol. 49 (article marked, 'The faith of a Democrat' by A.E. ~eale).

(xi) 'Half a century of Adult Stud- ies, 1908-1958, W.E.A. Longton and Fenton branch, A tutorial class celebrates', by H.P. Smith. (xii) 'The all important minority' , by Richard Hoggart . (xiii) 'Different Sides of the wall', by Raymond Vlrilliams. (xiv) notes, on A.D. Lindsay's conn- ection with the W.E.A.. (xv) 'Bibliography for Dorothy Cooper' s survey of the inf lu- ence of religious organisations on English Adult Education, 1900-1925' .

1929 - Reviews (13, one incomplete), of A.D. 1930 Lindsay' s The Essentials of Democracy. With, ( i) press cuttings from The Clarion. Spectator Literary Supplement (2 copies), The Scotsman, The New Statesman, The Hew Leader, The Economist, The Manchester Guardian, Propress, Contempor- arn Review, The Hi~hwaq,New York Times Book Review. ( ii) article , from ' Industrial welfare and personnel manag- ment' , Jan. 1930, referring to the Master of Balliol and a lecture on democracy, published by O.U.P..

Letters (25), from the S.S. Comarin and India, from A.D. Lindsay to his wife Erica Violet, and daughter 'Dru' (~ady Scott), relating to Christian higher education in India. With, (i) typescript transactions of parts of some of the letters, 19pp.. There are also trans- criptions of letters, the orig- inals of which are now missing.

1930 - Letters and copy letters (16), press 1969, cuttings, articles and notes, relating undated. to A.D. Lindsay and Mrs Lindsay, especially while at Balliol. Correspondents include W.R. Cr[ocker] , Edward Heath, A.D. Lindsay, David Murray-Rust , Lady Scott. With, (i) 'What made me a ~ory', Edward 1 Heath, (?) Picture Post, n.d.. ~ (ii) 'Lord Lindsay, Master of Balliol', 1953. (iii) 'Student Revolt in the 1920's'~1 Sir Dingle Foot, n.d.. (iv) 'Lindsay: Oxford and Keele', review of A New University ,.., W.B. Gallie, The Oxford Maga- zine, 23 February, I 961 . Xerox. (v) article, A.D. Lindsay and philosophy. Typescript. (vi) article, about life at Balliol for English and American students, Charlton MacVeagh. (vii) article, from an autobiography, written by Walter Crocker on A.D. Lindsay, with letter, 13 Nov. 1967.

(viii) notes, on A.D. Lindsay by [A.G.] Ogston ( ' sandy' ) . ( ix) notes, on Vivian Qalbraith and Lindsay.

(x) (2) note, on A.D. Lindsay, comparing him with Cromwell, by Christopher Hill.

(xi) notes, on Lindsay by [ ? 3 Tylor, Frank MacCarthy, George VVigg and others.

(xii) notes, by (?) Lady Scott. t78. -1931 - Letters (a), notes and a report relating 1948, to Gandhi's visit to Oxford, October undated. 1931. Correspondents include Mahatma Gandhi, A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Idiss Robins (A.D, ~indsay's(?) secretary), Drusilla Scott, Ian Scott, Chandrashanka Shukla. With, (i) notes, Dorothy Emmet recalling the arrival of Gandhi. (ii) notes, entitled 'Oxford Cont- acts'. (iii) report, conversations between f~orace]Alexander, [ C.F. 1 Andrews, Mr Cobbett, C Prof. 3 Coupland, [s.X.] Datta, Mahatma Gandhi, A.D. Lindsay, Lord Lothian, [ Ramsay] MacDonald, ~[ilbert]Murray, [ H. S.] Polak.

Articles, broadcasts, speeches, lectures, by A.D. Lindsay, on politics, philosophy, religion and marriage, together with his farewell message to Balliol. With, (i) 'British foreign policy and British public opinion' . (ii) 'The difference between knowledge and wisdom', from Common Room, Nov. 1932.

( iii) broadcasts, series called 'The week's question', including 'What is faith in God ?' , 'What do we mean by God ?', 'Why worship ?', 'Does the Christian conception of goodness apply to the ydinary problems of life ? (iv) speeches! 'Christian ideal of marriage , unveiling of Balliol War Memorial. (v) lecture, at U.N.E.S.C.O., 'Democracy in the World today'. (vi) 'The Master's ~etter', (on leaving ~alliol),1949. (vii) newspaper cptting, 'What is Democracy ? (? The Manchester Guardian, 20 April, 1946).

1933 - The Frank Metcalfe memorial lecture, 1945, delivered by A.D. Lindsay, Rugby School, undated. 27 Sept. 1933.

With, ( i) 'Unemployment: the llMeanwhile" Problem' , 1933. (ii) 'Some thoughts about unemployment ' . (iii) conclusion to Volunta~ySocial Service, A.F.C. Bourdillon, 'En,1945).

Pocket diaries (lo), belonging to A.D. Lindsay, Master of Balliol. (~iaryfor 1943 wanting) .

Letters and copy letters (9), notes and a report, mainly relating to the foundation of the Nuffield College; and to A.D. Lindsay as Vice-Chancellor of Oxford. Correspondents include Basil Blackwell, 1~uirhead ] Bone, Quo Tai Chi, G.D.H. Cole, [? Lord] Sankey, D. Veale. With, (i) notes, relating to Nuffield College, together with notes (e by Lady ~cott). ( ii) report, part I, of the Vice- Chancellor ( from Annual Report 1937-38). Xerox. (iii) extracts from letters, to Drusilla and E.V. Lindsay from A.D. Lindsay, from (?) 1932. (iv) 'The New Vice Chancellor', Oxford, (Winter 1935, Vol. 2 no. 2). (v) newspaper cuttings, photograph of Lindsay and his bicycle, and an article about the end of A.D. ~indsay'sterm of off ice as Vice -Chancellor.

183. I936 - Press cuttings (lg), speech, and pamph- 1938 let, relating to the Munich agreement, and other events leading up to the Second World War, including extract, from a speech by Stanley Baldwin on rearmament, 12 Nov. 1936; and h he Price of Peace ' , by Harold Macmillan, 1938.

Letters (36), together with reviews and other writing by A.D. Lindsay, mainly relating to politics and philosophy. The letters are between A.D. Lindsay and publishers or the B.R.C..

With, (i) review, by A.D. Lindsay, of The State and Theory in Prac- -tice, H.J. Laski, 1936. (ii) foreword, to Puritanism and Liberty, ed. Prof. Woodhouse.

(iii) press cutting, The Manchester Guardian, 17 Feb. 1939.

Reprint, ' wallace Martin Lindsay 1858- 1937', Proceedings of the British Academy, Vol. XXIII, 1937, a memorial to his life and work, by H.J. Rose, and bibliography of his books,

Letters and copy letters(81) , between A.D. Lindsay and publishers including Association Press, British Institute of Management, Contact, J,M. Dent & Sons, Eyre & Spottiswoode, Foreign Affairs, Jarrolds, Lutterworth Press, Macmillan & Co. (~ature),Percival Marshall & Co., Thomas Nelson & Sons, Nymphenburger Verlagshandlung, Munich, Oxford Univer- sity Press, Royal Institute of Inter- national Affairs, U.N.E.S.C.0.. With, (i) 'Terry Lecturest{ 'Moder: Democratic State , 'Kant , 'Essentials of Democracy', 'The Two Moralities', 'I Believe in Democracy' , 'Ethics' and '~ogic'(two entries in New Universal Encyclopedia), 'challenge of our ~ime','Karl ~arx's capital', 'Plato' s Republis' . (ii) letters (8), relating to index- ing, copyright, writing reviews (iii) article, 'Science and Human- ities'.

E 1937 Press cuttings, drafts, notes, letters, 1952 7, relating to Chapter X, '~hristianity', undated. biography of A.D. Lindsay by Drusilla Scott. With, (i) press cuttings, 'Recent Books' by 'Artifex' , The Manchester Guardian, 2 June 1952. (ii) 'The Sermon on/the ~ount', Times Literary Su~plement,26 June 1937, (about A.D. Lindsay' : book The Moral Teaching of -Jesus). (iii) 'Letters to the editor', The Listener, 16 Sept. 1948, letter on the Christian faith, by E. Lindsay. (iv) letters, copy letters and parts of letters, correspondents include Margery Carter (~llin~ham),A.D. Lindsay, 'Rica' (E.v. ~indsay),Mary Murray, Lady Scott.

Letters (5), from Lord Nuffield to A.D. Lindsay, and from D.N. Chester, Warden of Nuffield College, to Lady Scott. With, (i) script for broadcast '~atters of Moment, the ideas behind Nuffield college', 1939. (ii) address, Nuffield Conference, 1941 . (iii) extract, from The Life of Lord Nuffield, P.W.S. Andrews and Elizabeth Brunner (o.u.P., 1955' (iv) press cutting, he New Oxford Group', Jeremy Bugler, 1968. OxFord by-election, speeches and statements, including Harold Macmillan, Patrick Gordon Walker.

Oxford by-elect ion, notes for speeches by A.D. Lindsay. With, (1) note, on the chapel of Staunton Harold Hall.

Copies of letters and extracts, (9) typed sheets, relating to the Oxford by-election. Correspondents include Lady Violet B Conham] C Carter], R. G. Collingwood, Patrick Duncan, Lucy Fry, Mrs J.L. Hamrnond, A.D. Lindsay, Mrs Lindsay, John Macmurray, John Maud, J.A. Smith, B.K. Soper, Lord Strabolgi, I. and M. Storr, R.H. Tawney, Edward Thompson.

Addresses, notices, copy letters and a poster, relating to the Oxford by-election.

193. 1938 - Letters (g), and newspaper cuttings, 1939 relating to the Oxford by-election, Chamberlain's foreign policy and war in Europe. Correspondents include Sir Isaiah Berlin, Mrs Lindsay, Lady Scott, General Smuts, the editor of The Manchester Guardian. With, (i) newspaper cuttings, The Guard- *,The Manchester Guardian, The Spectator, The Leader, The Yorkshire Post. (ii) Deputation to the Prime Min- ister 7 Jan. 1939. 'Spain Emergency Committee of the International Peace Campaign'. (iii) copy, part of a letter from J.L. Brierly to Mrs Cox, relating to the resolution on Spain to be put at the Duchess of ~tholl'smeeting in Oxford, 15 Feb. 1939. (iv) note, on United Christian Pet it ion Movement, June 1939.

194. 1938 - ' Diary, engagements, A.D. Lindsay, Master 1939 of Balliol, 3 Oct. 1938 - 24 Sept. 1939. Typescript copies (37), broadcast on 'Religion and Science', A.D. Lindsay, including 'England and Religion', 'Church, State and Community', 'The limits of our duty to obey the State', 'Paradoxes of the Gospel' (parts I1 & I11 only) 'Religion in the Commonwealth of Man', 'What is faith in Godt, 'What do we mean by God ?', 'Does God care ?', 'Does the Christian conception of goodness apply to the ordinary problems of Life ?', 'Does goodness depend on faith in God ?', 'why worship ?', 'Religion and Philosophy, man and his conduct' (parts I & I1 in the series 'Christian ethics, personal and social'). With, ( i) '~ggression', 'Scientific investigations'.

Typescript copies ( 10) broadcasts, together with related cuttings and correspondence, B.B.C. series 'The Challenge of our Time'. Broadcasts by Prof. J.D. Bernal, Dr V.A. Demant , Prof. B. Farrington, E.H. Forster, Prof. J.B.S. Haldane, Lord Lindsay, Prof. M. Polanyi, Dr A,D. Ritchie, Dr C.H. Waddington, Prof. E.L. Woodward. With, (i) articles from Time and Tide, series 'Notes on the way', 1938, 1942. (ii) article from The Listener, 29 April 1948. 'Ruskin and the Social Conscience ?', series 'Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians' . (iii) letters (3), to A.D. Lindsay from Dorothy Day (~une,1940), Edmund ~orbs]on (~ept.1940), Geoffrey Cumberlege (~ec,1950) .

I938 - Press cuttings, notes and a bulletin 1964, relating to the Oxford by-election. undated .

Memorandum, paper, letters (copies and extracts), and notes relating to adult education in the forces.

[ I 940 Papers on theology and politics (12), and later]' including 'The Meaning of' Grace', 'Omni- potence and Goodness' , '~alvinismand Liberty', 'Christian Individualism and Scientific Individualism', 'Individual- ism ...', 'The revolutionary attitude towards force'. (I. Much of this material was used in the Terry Lectures, 1943).

1940, Letters and copies of letters (approx. undated. 9), and a press cutting mainly relating to the war and its effects. Correspond- ents include William Ebor, '~lorence', A.D. Lindsay, Denise Lindsa (~homas Martin Lindsay's first wifef, E.V. Lindsay, Sir Humphrey Milford, 'GUS' a arch ~hillips), 'Pushkin' (~ady~cott)

With, (i)article 'The Sack for Object- ors ?', A.D. Lindsay, Picture -Post, 21 Sept. 1940. (ii)verse, 'Les Fleur Federales', and quotation, void utopias like the very devil', A.D. Lindsay, 1940.

Letters and copies of letters (lk), and notes, relating to war in China, family, the House of Lords, and the Harvey Memorial lecture. correspondents include E.H. Carr, Brooks Emeny, Prof. J.W. Harvey, Harold Laski, A.D. Lindsay, Michael Lindsay, 'Pushkin' (~ady~cott ) , General Sir William Slim, Michael Young . With, (i) articles, about 'Aunt Mary' and other relations from Corsock, etc.. Dated 1963. 'Challenge of our time', by Lord Lindsay, The Listener, 30 May 1946.

1940 - Correspondence, papers, notes (approx. 1949, 80), relating to the Royal Institute of undated. International Affairs, Chatham House, project on 'Democracy and its working', including letters or notes from Dr Erich Alport, Lord Astor, Margaret Cleeve (secretary of the ~nstitute),Hermn Finer, A.D. Lindsay, Karl Mannheim, Lord Meston, Sir Humphrey Milford, Barbara Rooton.

1940 - Articles and broadcasts, (28), by A.D. 1950 , Lindsay, on philosophy, religion, polit- undated. ics, education, and social history, together with letters and notes (19), including 'German philosophy', 'The Kingdom of Mind. An introduction to western philosophy', 'What philosophy means to me', 'British philosophy 1900- 1950', 'Religion and philosophy', '~hristianethics, personal and social' parts I and 11, re we free to do good ?' (with Prof. H. ~evy),'Common sense in politics' , 'Political animal, Karl Marx', 'Today and tomorrow: Trade Union Development', 'This freedom. h he State in the service of freedom)', 'The Universities', 'Discussion groups', 'Calling West ~frica', 'From British Universities. Preliminary ptan for a series of broadcasts ...', The work of the Universities in adult education' , 'Education in England: Education in a Democracy', 'The social conscience and the ideas of us kin' , ' 1deas and beliefs of the Victorians' series, 'Industry and agriculture'.

204. 1940 - Papers, pamphlets, press cuttings, 1951 reviews, mainly by A.D. Lindsay, relat- undated. ing to politics, education, philosophy and Karl Mannheim, including 'War against war', 'Peace ~ims', '~ibertz, Egalith, Fraternitg', 'Plans', 'Incent- ives in-Industry' , oler ration- and Democracy Lucien Wolf kiemorial Lecture, 1941, A.D. Lindsay, Education, by A.D. Lindsay (~hristianitsand Life series), 'Fourteen to eighteen', by A.D. Lindsay,-. The Christian ~ewsletter,~'The Future in Education', by A.D. Lindsay, 'What more is needed of the citizen ?' by A.D. Lindsay, by the Director of Army Education, 1943)~'War-time China' (preface by A.D. Lindsay, 1944). With, ( i) press cuttings, including Notes on the wayf, by A.D. Lindsay, Time and Tide, 17 Feb. 1940, 'But if not ...', by A,D. Lindsay, The Listener, 4 July 1940, 'A plan for Edu- cation', by A.D. Lindsay, Picture Post, 4 Jan. 1941. (ii) letters to the editor of Manchester Guardian concerning proportional representation, including one from A.D. Lindsay I Feb. [ 194.41, and reply from J.F.S, Ross, 11 Peb. 1944. (iii) raeviews, of History of Western Philoso~hg,Bertrand Russell, by A.D. Lindsay, Nature, no. 456; Dominations and Power, George Santayana, by A.D. Lindsay, mManchester Guard- &, 18 Sept, 1951 ; Foreword to The Two Moralities by A.D. Lindsay; proof ( single page), 'A new Europe - by agreement', by A.D. Lindsay; Commemoration oration, I7 Dec. 4946, by A.D. Lindsay, Kina's Coll.ege Review, (April 1947) ; article on Karl Mannheim, 1947; 'Planning for reedo om' , Karl Mannheim, (19 pages) (iv) letters and copy letters (5), exchanged between Sidney E. Hooper and A.D. Lindsay, and draft agenda and address, Royal Institute of Philosophy.

Letters and copy letters (9), between A.D. Lindsay and Margery Allingham. (2 from DIargery Allingham, incomplete).

With, (i)letter, to Lady Scott from Joyce Allingham, about return- ing -4.D. ~indsay'sletters, 1970.

(ii) (? article, incomplete), in Lindsay's hand.

1941 Letters (5), and press cuttings relating [- 19457 to the war, the school leaving age, life at Oxford, and criticisms of one of Lindsay's manuscripts. Correspondents include Carl Haessler, A.D. Lindsay, Karl Mannheim.

1941 - Nuffield College conference papers (9), 1948, to ether with letters and copy letters undated. (57, and other material mainly relating to business discussed at conferences, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Education committee's report on problems of universities. Correspondents include [Henry] Clay, G.D.H. Cole, [ ~erman] Levy, A.D. Lindsay.

Letters (5), relating to Kurt Hahn, Epstein's bust of Lindsay, and a pamphlet, 'The County Badge OF the Fourfold Achievement'. Correspondents include Kurt Hahn, Gilbert Harrison, A.D. Lindsay, Lady Lindsay.

1942 - Letters, co y letters and extracps from 1970 letters (277, together with notes, undated. press items, and other material relating to A.D. Lindsay and Keele. Corres- pondents include Tex Cooper, J.S. Fulton, Prof. Gallie, F.14. Gallimore, May Glover, A.D. Lindsay, Gladys Malbon, Walter Moberly, Lady Scott, Lord Simon, Ian N. Sneddon, Harry Taylor, Prof. Vick.

[ 19431, +ecture, papers, notys, concerning undated. Freedom and Science , '... Democratic Community', politics and war.

1943 - Letters and copies of letters (13), and 1944 reviews, relating to A.D. Lindsay s writing, family affairs, and his ideas. Correspondents include A.E. Clark- Kennedy, Sir William Gibson, A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, [~illiam]Paton, Lady Scott, H.G. Wells.

With, (i)ticket, to W.E.A. meeting, Southport, 5 Sept. 1943.

(ii)card, given with medallion presented to Lindsay from Princeton University.

(iii) copy letterlsl, (? incomplete), to Elrica) LCindsayl and TChomas ] M [artin] L[indsay].

1943 - Letters and copies of letters (30), 1946, relating to the war, family affairs, undated. war in China, and A.D. ~indsay'sbooks. Correspondents include Rt. Hon. Philip Noel Baker, Edward C. Carter, Henry Clay, G.D.H. Cole, E.V. Lindsay, J.H. Lindsay, Michael Lindsay, Albert Schweitzer (French), Elizabeth Speakman, Col. Wigg, Joseph Willits, John G. Winant.

Letters (95), to A.D. Lindsay, of con- gratulation, on his having a barony conferred on him, together with letters (lo), relating to his position in the House of Lords and Balliol; and his state of health.

With, (i)speeches and notes (8), by Lindsay, including his maiden speech, 18 December 1945. (ii)Hansard, (7) 1945-1950. Vole 138, no. 41, Vol. 145, no. 21 (2 copies), Vol. 147, no.70, Vol. 152, no. I6 Vol. 168, no. 39 (2 copiesj.

Notes, (incomplete) cha ters, lecture notes, correspondence, 7 approx. 50 items), relating to Modern Democratic -State, by A.D. Lindsay, including correspondence, 1956-57, from Thomas Lindsay (A.D. Lindsay's brother) to various people, trying to trace material by A.D. Lindsay.

1944 - Articles, moot papers, letters and a 1946, newspaper cutting, including 'Belief undated. in common man', by C.J. Friedrich, 'The rights of man', by H.G. Wells, 'Is Britain a democracy', by Michael Young (with a letter to Young from A.D. Lindsay); notes, by T.S. Eliot, on the place and function of the Clerisy, (1944)? '~etterfrom Karl ~annheim', to Eliot (194.4) 'To ics for next meeting of the Moot' (n.d.7 , letter, to A.D. Lindsay from Frank Hardie, with a list of women' s organisat ions. With, (i) newspaper cutting.

Fremantle Lecture, notes and letters (9), appointing A.D. Lindsay 'Fremantle Lecturer' and making arrangements for lectures .

1944 - Letters, articles,.press items and 1951 , notes (approx. 33 ~tems),relating to undated. the University College of North Stafford- shire, and to finance and progress in university education, including correspondence with George Brown, Alderman Horwood, Vicar of Etruria, Ronald Knox, Gladys Malbon, Lady Powicke, Gilmare Scott (of the Rhodes Scholarship rust) , E.D. Simon.

Letters and copy letters (8), between A.D. Lindsay, Diarmid Coffey, Lionel Curtis and Sir Arthur Salter, together with press cuttings, reports and other material relating to the atomic bomb.

Degree certificate, honary LL.D., conferred on A.D. Lindsay by Princeton University.

Papers, reports and letters (4), concerning conditions and education in post-war Germany, and proposals for a school for the education of women in citizenship. 1946 - Letters and copy letters (21), news- 1949, paper cuttings, papers, reports and undated. notes, relating to university reform in Germany. Correspondents include David Astor, Robert Birley, Ivor Brown, William S. Carlson, E.R. Dodds, Dr H. Everling, Dr Robert Grosche, J.A. Hawgood, W.R. Iley, A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, [Martin3 Lindsay, Adolph Lowe, Katrina Petersen.

1947 - Reports (7), relating to university 1949, education in Germany, and to the Comm- undated. ission for University Reform. (some German) . With, (i)card, to Alexander Dunlop, Lord Lindsay of Birker, on his 70th birthday, from the other eleven members of the Commission for University Reform.

19 7 - Letters (26), together with other mater- 192 9, ial mainly relating to post-war Europe undated. and its problems; and to the award of the Medal of Freedom to A.D. Lindsay. Correspondents include Capt. R.L. Collins (about his medal of freedom, with bronze palm, a U.S. award), Ronald W. Dallas, Frederick A.[~odby], A.D. Lindsay, David Owen, F.V. Pickstock, Lady Scott, L.W. Sharp.

Elma and Helen Story, a recollection by G.E.R. Young. (printed, 23pp.).

Letters and copy letters (approx. loo), reports, papers and a pamphlet relating to the Hamburg Conference of Trade Unions and Co-operatives on adult education, and social science and social welfare work in Germany. (some ~erman). Correspondents include Dr F. Borinski, John Churchill, Dr F, Drenckhahn, Dr Everling, Ernest Green, Robert Harcourt, Herr Kossak, A.D. Lindsay, Miss B.D. MacLean, Herr Reimers, H. Walker, T.B. Williamson.

1948 - Press cuttings, articles, reports, pros- 1964, pectuses, relating to the founding of undated. the University College of North Stafford- shire, and its progress. Policy statements and letters (8), relating to Wilton Park, Sussex. Corr- espondents include Hleinzl Koeppler, A.D. Lindsay, Harold Macmillan, Lady Scott.

Letters (27), and copies of the Deleg- ates Memorandum to A.D, Lindsay, relating to his retirement from Balliol. Correspondents include J.H. Burn, G,N. Clarke, Roy Jenkins, Robert Knox, Philip Mason, Franz Simon, E. Gilbert Woodward. With, (i) reprint, from The Ceylon Daily News, article entitled 'Lord Lindsay of Birker, ?alliol in Ceylon', by donis is .

Letters (63), and newspaper cuttings relating to the Asian policy; alteration of the constitution of the College Council; the Oxford undergraduate cornm- ittee for Jewish relief; Lindsay's illness; the University College of North Staffordshire; and the formation of the Thistle Society, Correspondents include Dr Paul Altenberg, Alexander Auer, Barclays Bank, Prof. F.W. Buckler, Quo Tai Chi, David Lindsay Keir, Donald Nicholl, Dr Janet Vaughan, Josiah Wedgwood, Guy Wint, G.E.R. Young. With, (i) newspaper cuttings.

Notes, in the hand of A.D. Lindsay, relating to (?) his review of Ernest Barker's 'Principles of Social and Political theory', in Parliamentary Affairs, Jan. 1952.

Letters (195), of sympathy, to Lady Lindsay on the death of her husband. Correspondents include Margery Allingham, Cyril Bailey, Dorothy Emmet, D. Lindsay Keir, H. Koeppler, Hugh Leech, John Macmurray, Mary Morris, Gilbert Murray, P.J.V. Rolo, Stanley 0. Stewart, Stephen Swingler, R.H. Tawney, Arnold Toynbee, Josiah Wedgwood. With, (i) letters (IT), to Lady Lindsay, 1955-61, relating to her publication of ~indsay'saddress- es (1957). (ii)letter, to A.D. Lindsay from Herbert Highton, 17 Mar. 1952.

(iii) letters (8), correspondents include Esther Alcock, Cyril [Bailey], M .M. Hoyle , J Cames] Hlamilton] LLindsayl and Tom Lindsay (~ordLindsay's brothers), Susie [ Powickel, Lady Scott, Prof. Stewart, Josiah Wedgwood, Helen ? 7. (iv) newspaper cuttings, relating to Lindsay's death, together with four relating to the opening of University College by Queen Elizabeth 11.

(v) order of servive sheets, memorial services. (vi) address, given by Rev. C.H. Powell, memorial service; article, Wilton Park Rund- brief, March 1952, German; article Balliol College magazine, 1952; article, Glasgow Academy Chronicle, 1952; 'Oration by V.C.', Oxf'ord Univ- ersity Gazette, 1952; 'Western Approaches: Democracy ...', Hugh Massingham, 1958; address, by Rt. Hon. George Wigg, Guild of British Newspaper editors, Lindsay Hall, 8 Sept. 1967; copies of inscription on the memorial in Balliol Chapel, 1957.

Letters (37), to Lady Scott, relating to a biography of A.D. Lindsay. Corres- pondents include George Buy, Brian G. Crowley, Richard Hoggart, Duncan Leys, Victor Lowe, Charles Morris, James Mountf ord, Sir Harry Verney , George Viigg . With, (i) letter, to Lady Lindsay from Violet C. Butler, expressing her gratitude towards Lord Lindsay for the help given to Barnett House.

(ii)letter, to Lord Wigg from W.G. E. Dwyer, relating to Lindsay material.

(iii)article, 'A.D. Lindsay and Americans at Balliol , I936- 1939', Philip h!. Kaiser. (iv) article relating to Lindsay and philosophy, author unidentified . (v) letter to Sir Alfred Zimmern from A.D. Lindsay, 9 Mar. 1944, Xerox. Letters (59), relating to the writing of Lady Scott's biography of Lord Lindsay. Correspondents include Mary Bailey, Alice Cameron, John Fulton, Vivian Galbraith, W.B. Gallie, Carl Haessler, Gladys Harris, Jill Leech, John Macmurray, Russell Meiggs, Charles Morris, Paul J.V. Rolo, Lady Scott, H.P. Smith.

With, (i) letters (2), to Lady Lindsay from Edward Osborn, about copying from A.D. Lindsay's book, The Modern Democratic -State. (ii) letter to Philip C ? ] from C? I, 1958.

Letters (21 ) , between Tom Lindsay and his sister Susan Powicke relating to family affairs, and to gathering and sorting letters and other material for the biography of A.D. Lindsay. With, (i) letters (3), Susan Powicke to Libby [ ? 1, Susan Powicke to Anna[: ? 1, Janet [: ? 3 to Lady Scott.

Letters (U),relating to Lady ~cott's biography of Lord Lindsay, correspondents include Hugh Leech, Jill Leech, Tom Lindsay, Russell Meiggs, Philip Nind, Lady Scott, H.P. Smith. With, (i) notes, relating to the Lindsay material used for research.

236. [c. 19707 Rough notes for Lady Scott's biography, notes ' India I 930' ( incomplete).

GENEALOGY

237 Genealogical notes, Colquhoun and Dunlop pedigrees; and Lindsay of ~irker's arms.

238. 1887 - Letters (36), genealogical notes and 1966, articles mainly relating to A.D. Lindsay undated. and his education up to 1906; to T.M. Lindsay and a tribute to A.D. Lindsay. The letters fall into two parts, 1887- 1907, between A.D. Lindsay, his father, mother, brothers and sisters (mainly from the Bear Hotel, Grindelwald, Switzerland, where Lindsay was staying with his father, attending the Review of Churches conference); and 1962-1966, letters mainly to Tom Lindsay (A.D. Lindsay's brother) from: Katie (his cousin, ~aggie'sdaughter), H.B. Acton, Basil Holden, Prof. Maclagan, J.W. Scott, R.W. Stewart, concerning A.D. Lindsay's education 1887- 1907. With, (i) The Expository Times, April 1947, 'Principal T.M. Lindsay', by R.W. Stewart, (with letter, 8 May I 963). (ii) Glasaow Academy Chronicle, June 1952 tribute to A.D. Lindsay, (with letter, 28 May 1964).

(iii)genealogical notes for the Mart in, Miller and Murray families.

(iv) article, by A.D. Lindsay, originally entitled 'Glasgow Academy Reminiscences', 1889- 95. (v) notes, in the hand of Thomas Martin Lindsay, listing ancestors.

Dunlop Papers series, Vol. 11, The Dunlo~sof dun lo^: and of Auchenskaith, Keppoch, and Gairbraid, J.G. Dunlop (privately printed, Butler and Tanner, 1939); Dunlop Papers series, Vol. 111, Letters and Journals 1663-1 889, J.G. Dunlop (~rivatelyprinted, Butler and Tanner, 1953).