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Joseph Macleod Correspondents Acc.12964 November 2013 Inventory Acc.12964 Joseph Macleod (‘Adam Drinan’) National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Division George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW Tel: 0131-623 3876 Fax: 0131-623 3866 E-mail: [email protected] © Trustees of the National Library of Scotland Letters to Joseph Macleod („Adam Drinan‟), circa 1933-1955. This collection of letters was found by his family long after the National Library of Scotland had acquired the bulk of Joseph Macleod‟s archive in 1992. It is not quite clear why this correspondence was filed separately by Joseph Macleod, but much of it is personal, from family and friends. The letters have been left as arranged in the accordion file in which they were found. Correspondents are generally filed by surname, though some are filed under the name of the organisation they represent, and in some cases there is no obvious explanation as to why they were filed as they are. Some correspondents have proved unidentifiable during the somewhat hasty compilation of this inventory; any further information or corrections will be gratefully received by the Manuscripts Division, NLS. For the bulk of Joseph Macleod‟s archive, see Acc.10509. Bought, 2008. 1. „A‟ 1934-1953. Ronald Turnbull (Secretary, Amateur Dramatic Club, Cambridge) Eric Adeney Florence M Adeney ?Harold Hill (Governor, Bedford Prison) Armorel F Adeney Charles D Abbott Stanley Unwin Culross Appin „Puck‟ Annesley (a photograph) 2. „B‟ 1922, 1935-1955, undated. V A Bradby Alexander Block Carola Boucher Victor Bonham-Carter Jack ---, Cambridge J L Brereton „Pearl Binder‟ (Lady Elwyn Jones, writer) José Luis Cisneros Betty Chancellor Granville Bantock Will Fyffe Helen Bishop Gordon Bottomley Greta Beaton Neil S Beaton Thomas Burns Alasdair MacArthur James Buchanan Charles and Gervée Townsend Donald Bain Eunice Bain Philippa Banek M L G Balfour Anthony Bevin Max Brent „James Bridie‟ (O H Mavor) Muriel Byrne Elizabeth Siddons Budgen Jimmie ---, Aberdeen Kate Branson Guy and Rosemary (Peggy) Belmore Charles Creswick ?Henrik ?Bunney „Mrs B‟ George Bruce ?Lossie Wilson Barrett Helena Brodie of Brodie Marie A Baillie Colin Chandler Iain Cuthbertson Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott, 8th Duke of Buccleuch Sophie Barou “Mrs B” Bill Button Jim Bulloch Frank --- José Çallego John B Munro Elise Bley Hedley Briggs 3. „C‟ 1923-1955, undated. Pablo Casals Harold Sessions (managing editor, „The Cherwell‟) (Edward Henry) Gordon Craig W Peter Crosse --- Chisholm, London Douglas B Cowie P M Coote Mrs Christy, Baldock John McPherson Coddie Lewis Casson Sybil Casson Patric Cunven Jean D Charteris John Christie John P Kaestlin Robin D Clegg Ada Chesterton (?signing herself as Keith) A ?C Taylor (Helen) Cynthia Colville (Lady) Colin Chandler Iain Cuthbertson (with poem) Alicia Cameron Taylor „Dublin‟ (Betty Chancellor, actress) Bobby ?Carter John Counsell 4. „D‟ 1935-1954. Ashley Dukes Ronnie Duncan Ian Dalrymple Ann Dreydel Keith Douglas Colin Day William Young Darling (Sir) Dobie & Son Ifan Kyrle Fletcher, re Diaghiliev Exhibition, 1954 Wilson Barrett, re Diaghiliev Exhibition, 1954 Alec Davis 5. „E‟ 1940-1954, undated. Constance Emily England R Hugh Farrar Margaret ?Thomson Alastair Erskine-Murray William R Lovegrove (Secretary, Edinburgh University Dramatic Society) David Bunyan (President, Edinburgh University Dramatic Society) Kathleen Enzer Peter Ellis, with photograph of Ellis with Joseph MacLeod (JM‟s head out-of-frame) Edith Evans 3 notes ?Frederick Elwyn-Jones 6. „F‟ 1938-1954, undated. Ian Fraser Mary Frances Flack Gerard E Fox John Ireland Falconer (Sir) Joe ?Fayner, Ballinamallard Mary Fawkes Anna Fisher White Samuel W Fernberger James ---, Kilkerran Dorothea Farquharson (née Price) Ifan Kyrle Fletcher J T McLaughlin, OSB (Headmaster of the Abbey School, Fort Augustus) Oswald Eaves, OSB (Abbot of Fort Augustus) Eve Fernberger Austen Farrer 7. „G‟ 1933-1955, undated. Hugh Forsyth (editor of The Granta) plus reply J W Danby (editor of The Gownsman) plus reply J Ormerod Greenwood Margaret Leona Gerstley (?Grafton Theatre), plus letter from JM ----- , Hurlingham Court, London James S Grant Charles Gairdner Val Gielgud W N M Armour (Glasgow Literary Club, Secretary) Wigram Moncy (Major, Green Room Club) George Peabody Gooch Inglis Gundry Kate Gerard June Gordon (Lady Aberdeen) Jan G--- John Grierson Janet Gotlib Anna B Gardiner John Grierson Meta Gilmour Julia Gluckstein Roland Green Norman Gale Geoffrey Eagar Marjorie Gullan Don Gemmell Ian Fraser 8. „H‟ 1934-1958, undated. ?Anmer Hall C W S Hartley G B Harrison George Baghouse David R Hardman John Hilton Francis Ha--- Dudley Savage Rosemary Howes Trevor Ha--- W H Hasson J T Bailey Tom Honeyman Vixen Hunter Cliff Hanley W T Stevens Jack Howells Edward A Herraghty (pseud „Anthony Crichton‟) Hsiung Shih-I W W Ratcliff (re Hanwell cemetery) Mrs Albert Hutcheon Robert Hurd Charles H--- Jessie Henderson Kathleen Hunter Lillian (and Robert) Heinsohn Agnes Hall Muriel Hargreaves Mary Hignett John Hilton Ronald Hilborne Norris Houghton Juliette Huxley Dymia Hsiung Iza Hamilton-Moore Joan Huxley 9. „I-J‟ 1931-1951, undated. Noel Iliff Geoffrey Innes C Gaynor Jenkins Annie Johnston Kenneth Jackson 10. „K‟ 1934-1955, undated. R W Kelton Cremer Renata ?Kuh Adrian Kent Ethel Whitehorn Alice L Kersey Peter Kitter Godfrey Kenton Ifan Kyrle Fletcher Robert Kemp Juanita des Kalerghi Nicholas des Kalerghi Jim Kenyon J Gordon Macleod A Kalmanovsky Samuel W Fernberger 11. „L‟ 1935-1954, undated. Christine Longford Hazel Lambeth Bernard Waley-Cohen Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl of Longford Madeleine Bradshaw Mary Litchfield Nyasa ? Herbert Lom Diana Livingston James Laughlin Douglas Lockhart Jack ?Lindsay ?Erne Löw Beatrix Lehmann 12. „M‟ 1917, 1935-1955, undated. James Gordon Macleod (JM‟s father) Helen Macleod (JM‟s mother) Elsa C Malik Agnes Maisky May McPhee J Gordon Macleod Joseph Macleod Annie Macleod Iain ? Margaret ? Dominic MacKellaig William Montgomerie (enclosing typescript poems) Mischa Michaeloff Kathleen ? F Herbert Mansford Carol Morrison James G MacLellan Flora and Margaret Macleod Duncan ?Monsur Ian MacLeod Stewart Mackintosh Roland Green William MacLellan Miles Malleson Joan McMichael Kenneth Macleod Christina MacKenzie Audrey ? Walter ? Ivor Montagu W D McMillan Kitty Ann ? Rodney Millington George MacLeod of Fuinary Charles A Malcolm Norah Montgomerie Dian ?Montgomerie James C MacPhee Mary Merrall Emily Macdonald Angus R MacKenzie James Miller Robert McLellan James Angus Graham, 7th Duke of Montrose Compton Mackenzie Malcolm Morley R Ian Marshall Sheena Meier Constance ? Norman MacCaig Edith McLean Willa Muir Marietta Macleod Naomi Mitchison Amalia Magri George Main Winifred M Macaskie Audrey McLean Bernard Miles Morven Macleod B J Matthew Lennox Milne 13. „N-O‟ 1934-1954, undated. Philip S Jones (Secretary of The Philodramatic Society, Nottingham) Sean O‟Casey K Ann Nicolson Leslie Steen Dorothy Bulleid John W Oliver Nial C Ogilvie Walter Oakeshott 14. „P-Q‟ 1933-1955, undated. Ezra Pound F C Perry (Librarian, Bristol Grammar School) Peter Powell (Director, The Seagull Players, Leeds) Jean Anderson (wife of Peter Powell) Eugene Pini John Milburn Pybus D N Pritt M H Madgwick (Pearl Assurance) „M P‟, Aldeburgh Oscar Quitak (Director, The Under Thirty Theatre Group) G B Purdom, Welwyn Garden City M McCulloch (Chief Constable, Glasgow Police) Jane Pope Nancy Price 15. „R‟ 1933-1954, undated. H C C Band (Rodney Dramatic Club) Charles Rigby Ian MacAlistir (Secretary, Royal Institute of British Architects) Angus ?Robertson Mary Railton J Davidson (Secretary, Rio Tinto Company) Jean Scott Rogers (Acting Secretary, Royal Society of Arts) William Carlos Williams Robbie ? ?Walter Llewellyn Rees Sybil Rosenfeld Lady Pascoe Rutter William Rose Lester Roberts R Adamson Cyril Aldred (Assistant Keeper, Royal Scottish Museum) W S Rankin Olga Budge Peter Russell Gerard Rawlings 16. „S‟ 1933-1955, undated. Adrian Stokes F Sladen-Smith Delmore Schwartz J L Shepherd Oliva Sebeg-Montefiore Sylvia Sinnott Leslie ? Archibald B Scott Jessie Smith Mrs John Stewart Frank A Smith C B Simpson Isidore Schindler Ian Smith Donald Grant (Honorary Secretary, Glasgow Skye Association) J A Nicolson Hamish Gardner (Secretary, Scottish Socialist Teachers‟ Society) Neil S Beaton (President, Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society) Robert Leckie (Secretary, Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society) Kathleen Dowling (Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society) Scott Goddard Norman Scace Iain Strasser Alasdair MacPhee (The Scotsman) George ?Spenight John Sturrock Alan Stoddart Elisabeth ---- „The Provoker‟ Ista Stoddart Mary Nairne Dudley Savage Jessie Smith Edward ?Kibbingman Anne ---- Philip Sanderson ?Jimmie ---- 17. „T‟ 1935-1954, undated. Harold Tomlinson Fred Tebbutt Rachel Annand Taylor Francis Dyndale-Brian Frank A Smith David Cleghorn Thomson P E Knowland (Tuborg Lager, Great Britain) Johannes Tielrooy Wilfred Taylor John Taylor Lord (Mervyn) Horder W A Timperley There are a number of letters and papers from Dr W A Timperley relating to his research into anticoagulants. Joseph Macleod seems to have championed Timperley‟s campaign that his discoveries would be of great use in the battlefield in preventing massive blood loss from war wounds, and in haemophiliacs. The file includes papers relating to the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection and The International Haemoplilia Society. 18. „U-W‟ 1922, 1934-1954, undated. Henry W Winslow Arthur Watts Group of letters (clipped together) all relating to Macleod‟s BBC work: Anthony Hall Philip Watts W H Savage G Phipps Rosemary Howes Norman Scace H J Williams T Vendrovskaya Ruth W--- Jacques Vallez L M W Phyllis Whitworth Peggy Wood Michael Walsh --- Weinstein Fred Urquhart Jessie Wood Claud Cockburn (editor of The Week) Susan Vevero Wendy M Humphreys Michael J Walsh ?Alma ?Wigan L A Will--- Mary Wilkinson Wilhelm Unger H G Wilkins Robert Wotherspoon R Vaughan Williams Dick Watt Ruth Wallerstein Cecile Walton Alison White Wilfrid M Woodhouse Cyril Wilson Francis S Walkden Jack Wallerstein Sophie Wyss Ted Willis Lynda --- 19. „Y-Z‟ 1934, 1954, undated. Douglas Young Young & Saunders (wine merchants) ? „L‟ ? „X‟ .
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