General Manuscripts – By Location

Location Content Date Place of Creation Oversize Scott, Sir Walter A.L.S. to Alexander Balfour, a contemporary [s.d.] [s.l.] 1.001 (1771-1832) writer of novels and verse. Thanks Balfour for his praise and hoped that he would have Author been able to forward a new copy of a book of verse. With note explaining the provenance of the letter.

Oversize ? Last will and testament in Latin. (Mutilated 1580 [Hungary?] 1.002 with severe loss of text.)

Oversize Uhrfundeind, Ch. One certificate on parchment authenticating 1719 Dresden, [Germany] 1.003 Johann George the qualifications of a gardener; with the Dubel decorative armorial of Alessandro VII Chigi; hand water-coloured.

Oversize Fraser, John Series of affidavits relating to the bankruptcy 1799 London 1.004 Merchant of of John Fraser, merchant, a property holder in Lower Canada the city of Quebec. Includes documents pertaining to William Henry Crowder, and Stephen Newman

Oversize Sherbrooke Gold Declaration of Trust; Articles of Agreement 1866 New York 1.005 Mining between the Proprietors and Joint Association Stockholders; includes names of stockholders, number of shares owned by each and the amount they are to be paid.

Oversize Arundell, Indenture for a transfer of lands between 1668 or 1678 England

1 1.006 Richard, Lord Arundell of Trevise and John Call. With a transcription in MS.

Oversize Grand River Copy of list of subscribers with number of 1834 Upper Canada 1.007 Navigation shares bought and names of directors, Major Company Winniett, president; Samuel Street, William Richardson, Absolum Shade, W. Hamilton Merritt, and Six Nations of Indians.

Oversize Ratault, Jehanne Testament de Jehanne Ratault, veuve du feu 1490 France 1.008 Charles de Montmorency, seigneur de Boucqueval, etc.

Oversize Dannoy, Contrat de mariage entre Charlotte Dannoy et 1480 France 1.009 Charlotte & Humbert de Neufchastel, seigneur de Plancy. Neufchastel, Dated: le jeudy xxviii jour de janvier lan de Humbert de grace mil cccc soixante et une [o.s. = 1462], but with a codicil stating that this is a copy made in 1479 [o.s. = 1480].

Oversize McDonald, A.F. Illuminated testimonial, executed by W. 22 Dec. 1891 Wellesley School, 1.0010 Principal, Revell, in honour of the promotion of Toronto Wellesley Public principal A.F. McDonald to the position of School supervisor of education. Signed by the teachers of the school.

2 Oversize Lessore, Chalk drawing of James Mavor (1854-1925) 1914 Toronto 1.0011 Frederick executed during a visit with Mavor in Toronto (1879- in 1914. Mavor gave the drawing to James Loudon, president of the University of Toronto, who gave it to his son, Julian, former head of St Michael’s Hospital. Julian Loudon gave the picture to his son James, who in turn passed it on to Mavor Moore, James Mavor’s grandson. Mavor Moore donated it to the University of Toronto in September 2001.

Oversize Catholic Church Antiphonal leaf with Gregorian notation on a 16th cent. [s.l.] 1.0012 five-line staff

Oversize Photograph of Mavis Gallant. 1983 [Paris?] 1.0013

Oversize “Thirty days for getting drunk”. [ca. 1900] [Toronto?] 1.0014

Oversize Grassick, B. ‘All I want are the facts, man!’ 1960 Toronto 1.0015

1.004 [s.n.] Botanical description in MS. of a journey near 1866 [Ontario?] the Rideau River.

1.005 Acton, Sir John A.L.S. to a schoolmaster. Ca. 1855 Trinity College, Emerick, 1st Cambridge Baron

3 (1834-1902)

1.006 Addy, Sidney O. 6 letters to the Rev. W.D. Sweeting. 1881-1882 Sheffield, England

1.007 Aitken, George A.L.S. to the Very Reverend J.H. Bernard, 1906 [London] A. Dean of St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin.

1.008 D’Allemagne, A.L.S. thanking an unknown correspondent. 5 Apr. 1930 Paris, France Henry In French.

1.009 Allen, Grant A.L.S. to his father, Joseph Antisell Allen [1889] Dorking, England (1848-1899) (1814-1900) introducing the author William Author Sharp. On verso is a letter from William Sharp to Joseph Allen. Montreal, Quebec

1.010 Andrews, Mark Series of letters concerning Mark Andrews’ 1971-1972 Houston, Texas and Edwin; Bruneau, interest in Bruneau’s article “Shakespeare’s Montreal, Quebec A. Sydney; Law”, McGill Law Review 17 (1971). Nevin, Graham. Correspondence includes Andrews’ letter to Bruneau, c/o the McGill Law Review, a reply from Graham Nevin, editor-in-chief, a draft letter from Bruneau to Andrews, a handwritten letter from Bruneau to Andrews

4 and an off print of Bruneau’s 1971 article.

1.011 Arlen, Michael A.L.S. to an unknown correspondent who had 9 June 1930 11 rue Masseran, (1895-1956) requested a sample of Arlen’s autograph; with Paris Author of The a portrait from a newspaper pasted to letter. Green Hat (1924) and Hell! Said the Duchess (1934)

1.012 Armstrong, A.L.S. to Hubert H. Brown, Toronto, [Oct.] 1947 2942 West 49th Street, Charles W. concerning a scrapbook of articles written by Vancouver, B.C. Armstrong for The Mail, The Globe and The News. Also a receipt bearing C.W. Armstrong’s name from the Canadian Institute dated 1 Oct. 1900.

1.013 Arnott, Neil A.L.S. to a Mr. Copland (son of Patrick 30 Oct. 1824 Bedford [England?] (1789-1874) Copland, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Marischal College, Aberdeen) concerning a Author, inventor, book authored by the recipient that Arnott had natural recently read; report on some lectures in philosopher and natural philosophy about to be delivered by physician Arnott.

1.014 Arundell, James A.L.S. to Sir James Caulfield, Fonthill Abbey 23 Nov. 1822 Wardour Castle, Everard, Baron of concerning engravings made from portraits in England Wardour Arundel’s collection for Additions to (1785-1834) Granger’s Biographical History of England.

5 1.015 Ashe à Court, A.L.S. thanking an unknown person for 18 May 1832 London General Charles hosting his son. (?) (1785-1861)

1.016 Bahr, A.W. A.L.S. to Dr Charles Trick Currelly of the 15 May 1947 24 Summit Crescent, Royal Ontario Museum thanking him for Westmount, Montreal attending a recent exhibition.

1.017 Baldwin, Martin A.L.S. to Dr H.J. Cody, President of the 25 Apr. 1939 The Art Gallery of Curator, Art University of Toronto, providing details of an Toronto, Gallery of upcoming exhibition of children’s art. Grange Park Toronto 1.018 Ernest Barker A.N.S. to Mrs. Hunter asking her “to accept [s.d.] Winchester College, (1874-1960) the enclosed.” Winchester Political scientist

1.019 Becque, Henry A.L.S. to an anonymous correspondent Ca. 1890 [France?] (1837-1899) concerning a conference in which he is participating and certain articles about to be French author and published. dramatist 1.020 Begg, Alexander A.L.S. to Arthur H.U. Colquhoun concerning 27 Aug. 1901 Victoria, B.C. (1825-1905) the boundary question [between Canada and Canadian Alaska.]. newspaperman, teacher and office holder

1.021 Belloc, Hilaire T.L.S. (with envelope) addressed to R. N. 27 Oct. 1915 Reform Club, (1870-1953) Green-Armytage concerning Edwain Pall Mall [London] Essayist Montague, M.P., the Asquiths and India. With

6 MS of Green-Armytage written in pencil at bottom.

1.022 Belloc, Hilaire T.L.S. to the Leader Page Editor, New 14 Dec. 1933 Reform Club, (1870-1953) Chronicle concerning a letter of Belloc’s that Pall Mall [London] Essayist was not published in the paper.

1.023 Belza, Igor Letter to Dr John B.C. Watkins (Canadian 28 June 1956 Moscow (1904- ambassador to Russia, 1954-1956) concerning the death of Reinhold Glière; Belza’s new Musician book, History of Polish Musical Culture and other publications.

1.024 Benét, William 5 letters to Arthur S. Bourinot concerning 1949-1950 Pigeon Cove, Mass. Rose poems and a short story submitted to The and New York, N.Y. (1886-1950) Saturday Review. Editor and poet

1.025 Borden, Sir Letter to Arthur Bourinot thanking him for the 7 Dec. 1929 Glensmere, Ottawa Robert recently published Ottawa Lyrics and Verses (1854-1937) for Children. Prime Minister of Canada Letter to Arthur Bourinot acknowledging 21 July 1931 receipt of a publication of Bourinot’s Sonnets. Messines [Quebec] Sherwood, A.P. Chief commissioner of Letter to Arthur Bourinot thanking him for the Dominion sending a copy of Bourinot’s Sonnets. 29 July 1931 Police Letter to Arthur Bourinot thanking him for Lower Granville, N.S.

7 Betts, Craven sending an autographed copy of True Harvest. 19 Jan. 1946 Langstroth Poet Halifax, N.S.

Macdonald, Angus Lewis (1890-1954) Premier of Nova Scotia 1.026 Garvin, John W., 2 letters to Arthur Bourinot (1 undated) 17 Apr. 1930 Toronto President and concerning poems to be included in an Editor of The anthology about to be released. Radisson Society of Canada Letter to Arthur Bourinot acknowledging receipt of the manuscript “Sonnets in memory 27 Nov. 1930 of my mother”. Queen’s Quarterly, McArthur, Kingston [Ontario] Duncan Letter to Arthur Bourinot concerning his Editor, Queen’s poem “Only to rest”. 5 Sep. 1942 Quarterly Letter to Arthur Bourinot concerning his Queen’s Quarterly, poem, “Churchill speaks on Parliament Hill.” 13 Nov. 1942 Kingston [Ontario] Macphail, Alexander The Dalhousie Review, Halifax, N.S. Stewart, Herbert L. Editor-in-Chief, Dalhousie Review

8 1.027 Harvey, D. C. 2 T.L.S. to Arthur S. Bourinot concerning 30 Oct. and 7 Public Archives, Archivist scrapbooks connected with his father, Sir Dec. 1940 Halifax, Nova Scotia John George Bourinot, and a tablet marking Bourinot senior’s birthplace. 1.028 King, William 2 T.L.S. to Arthur Bourinot thanking him for 24 Dec. 1924 Laurier House, Ottawa, Lyon Mackenzie having sent author’s copies; and 20 Jan. and Office of the Prime (1874-1950) 1946; Minister, Ottawa Telegram to Bourinot expressing condolences Prime Minister of on Lady Bourinot’s death. 24 July 1930 Canada

1.029 Masefield, John A.L.S. to Arthur Bourinot concerning a poem 1 Aug. 1916 Lollindon, Cholsey, (1878-1967) Bourinot sent to Masefield. Berks. [England] Author A.L.S. to Arthur Bourinot concerning letters [s.d.] from Duncan Campbell Scott. Burcote Brook, A.L.S. to Lady Bourinot concerning books he Abingdon [England] will send to her son in prison. 26 Oct. 1917 A.N.S. to Arthur Bourinot concerning which Boar’s Hill, Oxford books to send. 31 Oct. 1917 [England] “Douglas Library Notes” with transcript of letter from Masefield to Duncan Campbell [8 Nov. 1905] Boar’s Hill, Oxford Scott. April 1956 [England]

[1 Diamond Terrace, Greenwich, London S.E.] Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario 1.030 Noyes, Alfred 6 T.L.S. (2 with envelopes) to Arthur Jan.-Oct. Lisle Combe, St. Bourinot concerning poetry; “Deep Down in 1951 and 8 Lawrence, Ventor, I.W. Devon”. TS. poem; “Editor’s Note” by Oct. 1957 [Isle of Wight]

9 A.S.B. TS.

1.031 Parker, Gilbert, 5 A.L.S. (1 with envelope) to Lady Bourinot 1902-1916 Paris, New York, Sir on personal matters and on Wilfrid Laurier. Winnipeg, Surrey, and London 1.032 Stringer, Arthur 11 letters (MS. & TS.) to Arthur Bourinet 1948-1950 Mountain Lakes, concerning a variety of literary matters, New Jersey including Stringer’s own publications. With an offprint of Stringer’s poem “The Questioner”, from Queen’s Quarterly, v. LVI, no. 4, 1949. 1.033 Thomson, T.E. T.L.S. to Arthur Bourinot confirming his 5 Jun. 1944 16 Tweedsmuir Apts, election as 2nd V.P. and Counsel of the 475 King Edward Ave, Ottawa Branch of the Canadian Authors’ Ottawa. Association.

1.034 Stevenson, Lionel A.L.S. thanking Arthur Bourinot for sending 4 Jan. 1946 3971 Sutro Ave, his new book of poems, some of which had Los Angeles, Ca. already appeared in Saturday Night.

T.L.S. requesting that Bourinot forward a copy of his edition of the Lampman-Thomson letters. 18 Sep. 1956 3106 Devon Road, Hope Valley, Durham, N.C. 1.035 Julia [French] A.L.S. to Mrs. Bennett on Bennett’s decision 19 Jan. 1898 1134 Dorchester St. Dadson to leave her church, the meaning of [Montreal] friendship, good books and authors, Muskoka and Quebec. (One leaf wanting).

Two letters to Mrs. Bennett on family matters.

10 14 Jan. 1904 Thomas Dadson and McMaster University, 20 Jan. 1905 Toronto 1.036 Bennett, Arnold A review in MS. of Italo Svevo’s Confessions 16 Mar. 1930 London (1867-1931) of Zeno. Author

1.037 Bennett, Arnold T.L.S. of thanks to John Lane, and rejecting 7 Nov. 1916 Comarques, Thorpe-le- (1867-1931) any articles about him in his own home. Soken [Essex, England] Author 1.038 Bennett, Josiah Q. T.L.S. to William Leslie Shelden concerning 16 Aug. 1957 The Scribner Book Bibliographer, the provenance of Mr Shelden’s copy of Store, rare book seller Stevenson’s Father Damien. New York, N.Y.

1.039 Berkeley, George A.L.S. to John Graves Simcoe (1752-1806), 4 Feb. 1805 London (1753-1818) in Devon, describing the King’s newly Senior naval formed cabinet. officer 1.040 De Bernard, A.L.S. to Charles Gosselin concerning certain 29 Nov. [s.l.] Charles [Charles- articles and books currently being written or 1833(?) Bernard Dugrail printed. de La Villette] (1804-1850)

1.041 Binyon, Cicely Letter to “Sophy”, forwarding “The Leaves”. 1 June [s.a.] Westridge Farm House, Margaret Streatley [England] (1879-1961) Translator, compiler and author

11 1.042 Birchall, T.W. Letter to W.H. Wrighton, Peterborough, 20 Sep. 1843 British American concerning the company’s ability to insure Assurance Office, Managing Mr. Ryan’s tannery and home; asking Mr. Toronto Director of the Wrighton whether he might be interested in British American acting as company agent in the Colborne Assurance Office, District of the company should establish itself Toronto there.

1.043 Blackwood, Letter to “Fred” conveying to him two “rare 30 Sep. 1895 Montreal Margaret and valuable books originally purchased in England by the author’s uncle, James Charles Grant.

1.044 Blades, William Letter to W.H. Allnutt concerning two leaves 25 Oct. 1880 London (1824-1890) printed by Caxton from the Confessio Printer and Amantis. A postscript is added by Allnutt. bibliographer 1.045 Blake, Charles Letter to [James] Davidson, surgeon at 4 Jan 1786/87 Montreal (1746-1810) Quebec City, concerning the injection of Army officer, medicine into the bloodstream and the surgeon, licensing of apothecary physicians.

1.046 Bland, R[obert] Letter to Mrs. Patrick Campbell [Beatrice 13 July 1907 Green Room Club, Henderson Stella Campbell?] asking her to accept the 46, Leicester Square Actor copy of his new book [Moods and Memories] [London]. which he dedicated to her.

1.047 Blumer, George Letter to Prof. A.D. Mead congratulating him 15 Apr. 1914 Butler Hospital, Alder on the anniversary of his move to Swanton; [Providence, R.I.] (1857-1940) forwarding a copy of Horrebow’s Natural

12 History [1758]; and congratulating him on the Doctor and completion of the new laboratories. medical superintendent of Utica State Hospital (N.Y.) and the Butler Hospital for the Insane, Providence, R.I.

1.048 Bohn, Elizabeth Letter to Miss Wylie instructing her on the 19 Mar. 1858 45 Essex Street proper procedure for establishing a home [London?] aquarium. 1.049 The Boyd Family Collection of letters and minutes of meetings 1925-1947 Toronto held by the family, principally with regard to Good Cheer Island and Georgian Bay matters.

1.050 Boys, Sir Charles 3 letters and a postcard to Prof. John Satterly 1936-1943 St Marybourne, Vernon concerning mathematics, the capillary Andover [England] (1855-1944) barometer, and other matters of physics. Physicist and inventor 1.051 Henderson, Anna Letter to William S. Braithwaite asking him 22 May 1918 Ottawa M. to review a sonnet she had printed in the Boston Transcript. With clipping attached.

Cloak, J.E. Letter to William S. Braithwaite asking for 21 May 1922 Winnipeg, Manitoba assistance in the publication of a book of poetry reflecting the “Back to Africa Movement”.

13 Braithwaite, 29 May 1922 [s.l.] William S. Reply to J.E. Cloak (above). (1878-1962), Poet and the editor of the annual Anthology of Magazine Verse 16 Sep. 1922 International Press Greene, B.M. Letter to William S. Braithwaite concerning Ltd., Toronto Mr. Macdonald’s poetic works and forwarding a photograph. 1925 Westmount, Quebec Bowman, Louise Advertisement brochure for a new work of Morey poetry sent to MacMillan Publishers, Bond Street, Toronto.

21 Oct. 1925 The Radisson Society, Garvin, John W. Letter to Messrs. B.J. Brimmer Company, Toronto President and Boston requesting copyright permission to Editor of The include poems by Cecilia MacKinnon in the Radisson Society new Canadian poets anthology. of Canada 24 Oct. 1925 [Boston] 1.051 B.J. Brimmer Reply to Garvin agreeing to the inclusion of Company MacKinnon’s poetry. [s.d.] [s.l.] MacDonald, Note to William S. Braithwaite attached to a Wilson (1880- typed list of the Toronto members of the 1967) Poetry Society of Canada. Canadian poet

14 and patriot 28 Feb. 1927 Winnipeg, Manitoba Fillery, William Letter to William S. Braithwaite Edmund acknowledging receipt of Braithwaite’s Anthology and Year Book for 1926; enquiring about criteria for inclusion in the poetry anthology; and reviewing his recent activities. 14 Nov. 1927 Gunn’s, Lynn, Ross Letter to Brimmer Publishers concerning his 12 Sheppard Street, play Scandal versus humor. Toronto

22 Nov. 1927. [Boston] B.J. Brimmer Letter to Ross Lynn acknowledging receipt of Company his play Scandal versus humor. 3 Feb. 1928 Gunn’s, Lynn, Ross Letter to Brimmer Publishers concerning his 12 Sheppard Street, play Scandal versus humor. Toronto

3 Mar. 1928 Gunn’s, Lynn, Ross Letter to Brimmer Publishers concerning his 355 Adelaide St. W., play Scandal versus humor. Toronto

8 Mar. 1928 [Boston] B.J. Brimmer Rejection notice to Ross Lynn concerning his 1.051 Company play Scandal versus humor.

1.052 Brewster, Letter to “Michael” returning books and 18 Mar. 1971 Edmonton, Alberta Elizabeth discussing plans to return east to work with (1922-) the Canada Council in Ottawa. Canadian poet 1.053 Brookes, Rev. Letter to an unnamed recipient advising that 13 Nov. 1935 Oxfordshire

15 C.C. he has written to the Provost of Eton and Archaeological enclosing a pamphlet about a cope and its Society, Middle Aston, Hon. General embroidery. Steeple Aston Secretary of the Letter acknowledging receipt of a reply from [England] Oxfordshire the Provost and commenting on the cope in 15 Nov. 1935 Archaeological the possession of the church at Steeple Aston. Middle Aston, Steeple Society Aston [England] 1.054 Brooks, Shirley Letter to Horace Mayhew (sub-editor of 14 July 1868 6, Kent Terrace, (1816-1874) Punch) congratulating him on his upcoming Regent’s Park, Journalist, editor marriage. [London] of Punch 1.055 Brown, D. Letter to Sotheby’s concerning a book by 1 May [s.a.] Brailsford Rectory, Matthew Arnold that was presented to G. Derby [England] Ward-Hunt, Disraeli’s Chancellor of the Exchequer.

1.056 Brown, Edward Series of 13 letters to Harcourt Brown, 1925-1927 Various K. Professor of Bibliography, Brown University.

1.057 Brown, Horatio 2 letters to W.C. McBain. The first concerns Robert Forbes some pirated pamphlets originally written by 2 May 1909 Ca. Torresella, (1854-1926) J.A. Symonds on homosexuality in ancient Venice Author Greece and modern England; the second concerns a book on which Symonds and Havelock Ellis combined. 10 Jan. 1915 The New Club, Edinburgh 1.058 Brown, Samuel Letter to “Russell” discussing a recent illness 1 May 1856 Naddu [?], [Britain?] and chastising the recipient for shoddy writing. 1.059 Burn, William Letter to his sister, Margaret Wilson of 14 Sep. 1853 Belize, Honduras

16 Whitby, on family and business matters. Newspaper clipping providing provenance 30 Sep. 1967 information on Margaret Wilson. Oshawa Times

1.060 Burrows, E.A. Letter to his uncle concerning a book he has 19 Dec. 1920 London just sent him on “purposive matter”.

1.061 Butler, Fanny A.L.S. to Richard James Lane (1800-1872) [s.d.] [s.l.] (née Kemble) acknowledging receipt of the gift of a drawing (1809-1893) by Lane. 4 p. Actress and abolitionist

1.062 Caine, Hall Letter to Foster Brown explaining his anxious 27 May 1895 Ottawa (1853-1931) behaviour and discussing a new copyright bill Manx author that, in part, legislates the control of authors.

1.063 Cameron, Irving Letter to Maurice Hutton, Principal of 13 Jun. 1929 291 Sherbourne St, Howard University College, soliciting the translation Toronto of some prose [from Latin?]. The translation appears on the verso.

1.064 Cameron, John MS. transcription of a letter from Samuel de 16-17 Apr. Paris Home Champlain to Cardinal Richelieu, 18 Aug. 1928 1634. Copied at the Archives du Ministère Head of the des Affaires Étrangères. French Department, University College (1916- 1927)

17 1.065 Campbell, Letter to Charles Baillairgé concerning the 21 Mar. 1893 Literary and Historical Archibald death of General Montgomery at Quebec, and Society, an error concerning that event on a recently Quebec City erected historical plaque.

1.066 Campbell, Letter to Rufus Hathaway expressing concern 29 Mar. 1910 24 Lisgar Street, William Wilfred that his literary works have been ignored in Ottawa, Ont. (1858-1918) The Canadian Magazine. Provides list of his recent works. Canadian archivist, Letter to Rufus Hathaway expressing the clergyman, poet same concerns. 6 Apr. 1910 and author 24 Lisgar Street, Ottawa, Ont.

1.067 Canziani, Estella Letter to “Kitty” forwarding a book. 19 Oct. 1923 3 Palace Green, (1887-1964) Kensington [London] Artist

1.068 Carman, Bliss Letter of thanks to his sister for her Christmas 7 Jan. 1880 University of New (1861-1929) present; reviewing his Christmas activities; Brunswick, Fredericton detailing his examinations. Canadian poet 1.069 Carman, Bliss Letter to Herbert S. Stone (publisher) 31 Jul. 1894 125 Indiana Ave., (1861-1929) concerning Barry’s article on Keats; Washington, D.C. publications in the Chap Book; a story by Canadian poet Julie Lippmann.

1.070 Carman, Bliss Letter concerning the establishment of a small 11 Sep. 1905 Twilight Park, (1861-1929) free library at Haines Fall for which Carman Haines Falls, N.Y. would like some books forwarded

18 Canadian poet immediately, including several of his own titles.

Letter to Mr Hathaway asking for the address of a mutual poet friend. 4 (?) Jul. 1913 New Canaan, Ct. Letter to an unidentified person (“Angel”) welcoming him/her to town. 19 Apr. 1920 Letter to “angel child” asking for a The Hotel Maryland, forwarding address. Pasadena, California 29 Apr. 1920

The Hotel Maryland, Pasadena, California 1.071 Carmody, Letter to J.H. Bernard, forwarding a book on 21 Nov. 1925 [Downpatrick, Ireland] William Patrick. Swift and other matters of Swiftiana.

Dean of Downpatrick

1.072 Carter, J. Smyth Letter to Dr H.J. Cody concerning his 10 Feb, 1933 67 Yonge St, “character building course”, accompanied by Toronto Manager, Life 2 pamphlets. Portrayal Series Publishers

1.073 Casgrain, Henri Letter to Prof. George M. Wrong concerning 14 Jan. 1897 Hotel Binda, Raymond research on the Capuchins and Recollets in Paris Acadia

19 Letter to Prof. Wrong providing information 4 Oct. 1897 from his own writings to assist Wrong in 78 rue de la writing a critique of Parkman. Chevretiere, Quebec City

1.074 Chalmers, Letter of thanks to Miss Russell. 22 Sep. 1832 [Edinburgh?] Thomas (1780-1847)

Presbyterian minister and theologian 1.075 Chamberlain, Letter to John Neilson on the establishment of 6 Dec. 1883 Saint John, N.B. Montague an ornithological journal and thanking (1844-1924) Neilson for his offer of assistance.

Ornithologist and Letter to John Neilson concerning non- 20 Mar. 1886 Saint John, N.B. anthropologist breeding warblers.

1.076 Chapman, Guy Letter to Pollock concerning a delay in the 11 Mar. 1933 139 New Abercorn (1889-1972) delivery of a book in which he has written an Flats, inscription. Abercorn Place Soldier and poet [London] 1.077 Chateaubriand, Letter to Sophie Grusse thanking her for 1 Mar. 1825 Paris Francois Auguste giving a relic to his institution. Rene, Vicomte de (1766-1848) 1.078 Chaveau, Pierre Letter to W.H. Wrighton, Deputy Clerk of the 10 Sep. 1853 Quebec [City] J.O. Crown and Pleas, for the United Counties of Peterborough and Victoria concerning his

20 Provincial delinquent financial accounts and threatening Secretary his dismissal. 1.079 Chetlain, Letter to Mrs J.W. Scott discussing The Red 2 Jan. 1897 40 St James Place, Augustus Badge of Courage and family matters. Chicago (1824-1914)

Union soldier, director of Chicago Stock Exchange and author 1.080 Church, Richard Letter to Mr Purves on the publishing industry 28 Sep. 1941 The Oast House, and current popular taste and on some Curtisden Green, contemporary poets. Goudhurst, Kent [England] 1.081 Cladel, Leon A. Letter of thanks to Mr Ollendorff. 28 May 1880 Sevres [France] (1834-1892)

French novelist 1.082 Wilcocks, John Testamur (the certificate students receive at 10 Sep. 1743 [Devonshire?] Baron, G. their graduation indicating successful Roberts, William completion of a course of studies) in favour of Charles Clapp, to the Bishop of Exeter, Nicholas Clagget. 1.083 Clark, Leonard Letter of thanks to Prof. Norman Endicott 12 Oct. 1960 50 Cholmeley Cres., upon receipt of the University of Toronto Highgate, London Bibliographer and Quarterly, containing Endicott’s article on biographer of W. Walter de la Mare. de la Mare

1.084 Clark, Leonard Letter to John Hayward, C.B.E., 6 Nov. 1953 6 Ashwood Villas,

21 Bibliographer and accompanying a copy of “English Morning”. Headingley, Leeds biographer of W. [England] de la Mare 1.085 Cockerell, A.L.S. to [Chester?] Beatty, discussing 27 March 3 Shaftesbury Road, Sydney C. Cockerell’s return of some manuscripts and 1921 Cambridge [England] (1867-1972) notes and referring to an election of the Roxburghe Club. 1.086 Colenso, John A.L.S. to Mrs. ? declining an invitation and 24 June 1863 28 Sussex Place, William inviting “Mr Scott” to lunch. Kensington [London] Bishop of Natal 1.087 Collier, John A.L.S. to Mr Marsh, accompanying a “little 1 June 1931 Ashmansworth edition of John Aubrey”. [England] 2.001 Constant de Letters to Mme. de Charrière [1787] [Lausanne, Rebecque, Henri (photocopies). Switzerland] Benjamin Microfilm duplicates 383.

2.002 Constant de Letters to Mme. de Charrière (photocopies) 1787-1790 [Lausanne, Rebecque, Henri Microfilm duplicates 383 Switzerland] Benjamin

2.003 Constant de Letters to Mme. de Charrière (photocopies). 1791-1794 [Lausanne, Rebecque, Henri Microfilm duplicates 383. Switzerland] Benjamin

2.004 Palliser, Capt. Reports by Capt. John Palliser regarding the 1857-1858 Downing Street John British North American Exploring Expedition [London]; 1817-1887 with letters from the Colonial Office and Fort Pembina, Hudson Explorer Hudson’s Bay Company (copies). Bay’s Co. Territories; Hudson’s Bay House; Montreal, Canada East

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2.005 ? Correspondence and notes concerning the 1947-1951 Toronto Joint Catalogue of Periodicals and Serials in the libraries of the City of Toronto.

2.006 Coulton, George A.L.S. to Thompson concerning Pierre 19 Jan. 1914 Great Shelford, Gordon Bachoire’s Reductorium. Cambridge [England?] (1858-1947) Historian

2.007 Cowan, Hugh A.L.S. to Dr. Cody concerning the book 9 Oct. 1929 82 Gothic Avenue, Managing editor, Canadian Achievement in the Province of Toronto Algonquin Ontario. Historical Society of Canada

2.008 Craik, Henry A.L.S. to J.H. Bernard, Dean of St Patrick’s, 6 Mar. 1911 5A, Dean’s Yard, Dublin (with envelope) thanking him for Westminister [London, referring to Craik’s book and agreeing with England] Bernard’s estimation of Jonathan Swift’s attitudes towards religion, but expressing disbelief in Swift’s professed sexual impotence.

2.009 Crawford, Mrs J. 2 A.L.S. to Thomas Conant, Oshawa, 6 and 26 Dec. Bowmanville [Ontario] [Maude Moore] concerning her volume of poetry. 1893 2.010 Cruikshank. A.L.S. (with envelope) to Percy Robinson, 15 Feb. 80 Sydney St., St Marion A. Rothesay School for Boys, Rothesay, N.B., [1898] Stevens (?), N.B. inviting him to visit.

23 2.011 e.e. (Edward T.L.S. (with envelope) to Mr F.(?) Avison, 16 Apr. 1950 4 Patchin Place, New Estlin) cummings Toronto, concerning “spelling-punctuation”. York City (1894-1962) Poet and artist 2.012 Dansk A.L.S. to Fru Lehns-Baronesse. “9-1-15” Saxkjóbing Kvindesamfunds [9 Jan.??15] [Denmark?] 2.013 Darwin, Charles A.L.S. concerning payment for bottles of cod 26 June Down, Bromley, Kent (1809-1882) liver oil. [18??] [England] Author and naturalist

2.014 Darwin, Charles A.L.S. concerning an account of silk worms. 2 May 1873 [s.l.] (1809-1882) Author and naturalist 2.015 [Darwin, Francis] Holograph postcard to Sister Mary Gabriel, St 21 Nov. Cambridge [England] “FD” Andrews Home, Folkestone. [18]87

2.016 Davies, William A.L.S. denying permission to use a poem 2 Apr. 1912 45 London Road, H. published by Mr. Fyfield. Sevenoaks [England]

2.017 Deane, Ruthven T.L.S. to George White, Ottawa, concerning 15 Feb. 1902 504 No. State St., President, Illinois information on Snowy Owls Chicago, Illinois Audubon Society 2.018 Debussy, Claude A.L.S. to Mme Fuchs thanking her for [before 1884] [s.l.] (1862-1918) recommending him as an accompanist for the Composer “Concordia” choral society.

2.019 De la Fosse, A.L.S. concerning a poem for his book 19 Feb. 1931 Public Library, Frederick English Blood; Peterborough, Ontario

24 Librarian and TS., poem, signed. Sec.-Treasurer, Peterborough Public Library

2.020 De la Mare, A.L.S. to M Pettitt (?) concerning “The 30 June 1924 14 Thornsett Road, Walter Riddle” and of ?? Anerly, S.E. 20 (1873-1956)

2.021 De la Mare, A.L.S. (with envelope) to B.M. Corrigan, 24 Aug. 1935 Hill House, Taplow, Walter Toronto, concerning Brougham’s translation Buckinghamshire (1873-1956) of Voltaire. [England] Author 2.022 De la Mare, A.L.S. to Dr Frank Morley, Baltimore, 23 Oct. 1924 [s.l.] Walter declining an invitation. (1873-1956) Author 2.023 Delamere, T.D. A.L.S. (with envelope) to the Hon. Edward 19 Oct. 1883 Delamere, Black, Blake, QC, concerning church vestries as Reesor & Keefer, corporate bodies. Barristers, Solicitors, 17 Toronto St [Toronto] 2.024 Demidoff, A.L.S. to Madame (?) expressing 12 Sept. 1835 [s.l.] Anatole condolences.

2.025 Denison, George A.L.S. to W.S. Wallace thanking him for 6 July 1920 Heydon Villa, Toronto T. sending a copy of the article on the growth of Canadian national feeling.

2.026 Despars, M. A.L.S. to M. Seguy concerning Jean-Baptiste [s.d.] [s.l.]

25 Rousseau

2.027 Destrée, Joseph A.L.S. to (?) concerning books and 23 Dec. 1930 Brussels manuscripts (?).

2.028 Dewick, Edward Two A.L.S. to Mr Cockerell concerning an 26 Dec. 1905 1 Sea View Hope Samuel edition of Robert de Linds Psalter; Road, Shanklin, I.W. enclosing a scholarly paper and discussing [Isle of Wight] Sir George F. Warner’s retirement from the 27 Jan. 1911 British Museum. 26 Oxford Square, Hyde Park [London] 2.029 Dickens, Charles A.L.S. to T. Phillips (house agent?) 25 May 1844 Devonshire Terrace (1812-1870) concerning inventories. [London?] Novelist

2.030 Dickens, Charles A.L.S. to William Phillips concerning 13 Aug. 1847 Broadstairs, Kent (1812-1870) Dickens’s house in Devonshire Terrace. [England] Novelist 2.031 Dickens, Charles Envelope addressed to Marcus Stone, London 15 Feb. 1865 Rochester [England] (1812-1870) Verso with monogram “C.D.” Novelist 2.032 Dobbs, W. A.L.S. to P. Byrne concerning Kottabos. 5 June 1947 Viewmount, Evelyn Garston [Ireland?] 2.033 Doughty, Oswald A.L.S. concerning the author’s current move; August [s.a.] 16 Parliament Hill details concerning the publication of the Mansions, second volume of English Lyric in The Age of Lissenden Gardens, Reason; Forgotten Lyrics of the Eighteenth Highgate, London. Century. Comments on the addressee’s ongoing work on a biography of William Collins.

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2.034 Duncombe, A.N.S. to Mr. Wilson declining a dinner 15 Aug. 1835 13 Arlington St Thomas Slingsby invitation; [London] M.P. for Finsbury Pasted on verso is a MS. note to Mr. Noble, 27 Feb. 1838 Hull. London With an engraving of Duncombe by D.J. Pound from a photograph by Mayall.

2.035 Duvernois, Henri “A quatre épingles = Le chapeau”. 2 p. [s.d.] [s.l.] (1875-1937) Author

2.036 Eaton, C.O. A.L.S. to Butler thanking him for his 13 Nov. 1893 Tolethorpe Hall, hospitality and enclosing Eaton’s book about Stamford [England] Waterloo.

2.037 Egbert, Donald A.L.S. to Sir Sydney enclosing a 18 Dec. 1936 McCormick Hall, Drew 1£ contribution to the Friends of the Department of Art and Architectural Fitzwilliam Museum and enclosing a reprint Archaeology. Princeton historian of an article on the “Greenfield” Apocalypse. University, Princeton, New Jersey 2.038 Einstein, Albert T.L.S. to Dr. Ludwig Silberstein declining an 15 Aug. 1935 Old Lyme, Conn. (1879-1955) invitation to visit Toronto and commenting on Physicist Silberstein’s remarks that Einstein’s paper with Rosen only hints at a theory of matter. In German. With English translation.

2.039 Einstein, Albert T.L.S. to Prof. Jacques [Salomon] Hadamard, [ca. 1945] [s.l.] (1879-1955) mathematician, New York, granting Physicist permission to publish one of Einstein’s letters.

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2.040 Ellis, Henry A.L.S. to Rev. Dr. Oliver thanking him and 19 Sept. 1845 79 Great Russell Street sending material on the history of Exeter [London] Palace.

2.041 Elson, John A.L.S. to Mr. [Percy] Ghent concerning 6 Oct. 1927 Canadian Authors’ Melbourne Canadian literature. Association, 232 National Simcoe Hall, Treasurer, University of Toronto, Canadian Toronto, Canada Authors’ Association

2.042 Waldie, J. Kemp Correspondence with Prof. Norman J. Mar.-April Various, including et al. Endicott, Dept. of English, University 1942 Montreal, Toronto, and College, University of Toronto, concerning Fort Erie the books to be exhibited at the Canadian Arts and Crafts exhibition.

2.043 Estang, Luc A.L.S. (with part of envelope) to Louis 27 July 1943 29 rue de l’Université (b. 1911) Piechaud arranging a meeting. [Paris?] Author 3.001 Faine, Jules A.L.S. to J. de la Roncière, Bibliothèque 12 May 1939 P.B. 62, Port-au-Prince, Philologist and Nationale, Paris, concerning Faine’s book Le Haiti lexicographer créole dans l’univers.

3.002 Ellis, Havelock 2 A.L.S. (with envelopes) to Barker Fairley 21 June 1931 24 Holmdene Avenue, (1859- praising Fairley’s MS. and book on Goethe. 5 Mar. 1932 Herne Hill, London Physician and S.E. 24 author

28 3.003 Fairley, Barker A.L.S. (draft) to Havelock Ellis concerning 6 July 1931 University of Toronto (1887-1986) Fairley’s book on Goethe. Faculty Union Canadian artist [Toronto] and author See also Grove, Frederick Philip

3.004 Mann, Thomas A.L.S. (with envelope) to Barker Fairley 1 Dec. 1947 1550 San Remo Drive, (1875-1955) concerning Fairley’s book A Study of Goethe. Pacific Palisades, Novelist 7 p. In German. With typed transcription. California

3.005 Fairley, Barker T.L.S. (draft) to Thomas Mann concerning 26 Dec. 1947 University of Toronto (1887-1986) Mann’s Lotte in Weimar and Fairley’s book [Toronto] Canadian artist on Goethe. and author See also Grove, Frederick Philip

3.007 Falardeau, A.L.S. (encapsulated) to [Leger Brousseau] 10 July 1862 Quebec Antoine Sébastien concerning his fond memories of Quebec

3.008 Fassler, A. A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith enclosing a copy of 19 Jan. 1908 Pelham, N.Y. Fassler’s book and asking Smith to review it in the New York Sun.

3.009 Falconer, Sir A.L.S. to Prof. C.R. Fay concerning the 19 Dec. 1933 81 Glengowan Road, Robert situation in Japan and the attitude of Toronto 12 Canadians towards Britain.

3.010 Stickforth, John T.L.S. to Barker Fairley, thanking him for 2 Apr. 1937 Thomas Mann Archiv, forwarding the typescript Thomas Mann Frankfurt am Main.

29 materials, and expressing the hope to have the originals one day. With envelope.

3.011 Ferguson, John A.L.S. to an unnamed cousin describing work 8 May 1836 Lockport, New York opportunities and wages in New York State.

3.012 Finch, Robert T.L.S. and A.L.S. to Norman J. Endicott 29 Feb. 1960, Le Prieuré, concerning copies of Acis in Oxford sent to 29 May 1960 Blancheface, par St- friends; and Chéron, Seine-et-Oise- A.L.S. to “Richard” with a map from Endicott 28 Mar. 1979 France giving directions to Endicott’s apartment in Massey College in the Lone di Amalfi, Italy. University of Toronto [Toronto] 3.013 Fisher, John D. A.L.S. to Thomas Sergeant concerning Dr. 30 March Boston, the States Howe’s establishment of an Institution for the 1844 Education of the Blind

3.014 Fleming, Sir 2 A.L.S. (copies) to Ralph Jones concerning 26 Mar. 1872 Intercolonial Railway, Sandford the construction of a harbour and a branch of and Office of the Chief the Intercolonial Railway at Feather Point, 9 May 1873 Engineer, Ottawa Lower St. Lawrence.

3.015 Flavelle, Sir T.L.S. to Prof. C.R. Fay concerning the state 22 Dec. 1931 25 King Street West. Joseph of the railways in Canada. Toronto 2, Canada

3.016 Fletcher, James 2 A.L.S. to George R. White concerning 2 and 21 May Department of Entomologist and various species of birds including Laplands 1890 Agriculture, Central botanist and shorelarks Experimental Farm, Ottawa 3.017 Ford, D.B.O. A.L.S. to Sir William Buell Richards 20 Dec. 1851 Brockville [Ontario]

30 concerning Richards’ possible authorship of an article.

3.018 Balfour, Arthur Letter to Sir George Foster (Minister of Trade 15 June 1919 23 rue Nitot, James, 1st Earl of and Commerce for Canada, signer of Treaty Paris (1848-1930) of Versailles for Canada) expressing regret at not having seen him before his departure for Signer of Treaty Canada owing to Foster’s wife’s illness. of Versailles for Britain 3.019 Borden, Sir 2 letters to Sir George Foster: the first thanks 21 Dec. 1919 Prime Minister’s Robert him for his consideration during Borden’s Office, Ottawa (1854-1937) recent illness; the second gives some details 19 Apr. 1920 of his return to Ottawa and thanks him for his Ashville, North Prime Minister of efforts during the P.M.’s absence. Carolina Canada 3.020 Connaught and A.L.S. to Sir George [Foster] congratulating 9 June 1916 Government House, Strathearn, Duke him on being made a British Privy Ottawa of Counsellor. (1850-1942) Governor General of Canada (1911- 1916) 3.021 Geddes, Sir T.L.S. to Sir George Foster concerning the 28 June 1919 Board of Trade, Auckland first airship between Great Britain and Whitehall Gardens, Campbell Canada and the importance of trade between S.W. [London] the two nations.

3.022 Milner (Lord) A.L.S. to Sir George Foster praising Foster’s 3 Nov. 1919 17 Great College article in the Times on peace between the Street, S. W. [London] Domnions and Great Britain.

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3.023 Foster, Sir Holograph notes for temperance speeches. [ca. 1885?] [Ottawa?] George Eulas (1847-1931) M.P. and Acting Prime Minister of Canada (1920)

3.024 Foster, Sir Galleys with corrections concerning a 1884 [Ottawa?] George Eulas Resolution … for prohibition of the liquor (1847-1931) traffic; Commons Debates on prohibition, p. M. P. and Acting 1163-1177. Prime Minister of Canada (1920)

3.025 Fraser, John 2 A.L.S. to Mrs. McKenzie concerning one of 12 June and 3 1/33rd Punjabis, Frederick his plays July 1918 Chaviari, Murree Hills [India] 3.026 Frida, Emil Holograph letters or notes. In Czech. [s.d.] [s.l.] Bohuslav Photocopy of excerpt from book. 6 p. (pseudonymn = Jaroslav Vrchlicky) (1853-1912) Author

3.027 Fullalove, A.L.S. to the Rev. George F. Lamb requesting 24 May 1887 8 Langworthy Road, William T. a search of the parish registers for information Sudley (?), Manchester on John Barrett or his parents. [England]

3.028 Furneaux, Henry A.L.S. to Smith enclosing Furneaux’s edition 28 May 1886 The Rectory, Lower

32 of Tacitus. Heyford, Banbury [England]

3.029 Galpin, Arthur J. T.L.S. to (?) concerning Walter Pater and 8 Feb. 1906 King’s School, printed editions of his works Canterbury [England] 3.030 Galsworthy, John A.L.S. declining to have his name formally 21 Aug. 1930 France (1867-1933) associated with pacifist propaganda. Author

3.031 Garnett, Angelica A.L.S. to John Davenport thanking him for 10 0ct. [s.a.] Hilton Hall, Hilton, (née Bell) the “beautifully rebound Schubert”. Huntingdon [England] (1918-) 3.032 Garnett, David 2 A.L.S. to John Davenport concerning an 15 May 1958 Hilton Hall, Hilton, (1892-1981) article on Karen Blixen and a poem related to and Huntingdon and Author chap. X of Alice in Wonderland; invitation to [s.d.] 41 Gordon Square, a Midsummer Party; b&w photograph of W.C. [London] David Garnett signed by Garnett.

3.033 Garnett, David Holograph notes on Voltaire. Part of [s.d.] [s.l.] (1892-1981) introduction to edition of Voltaire’s Zadig Author edited by Garnett (1929). 1 leaf.

3.034 Garvey, Eleanor A.L.S. to Anne Ehrenpreis concerning 6 Nov. [early Harvard College M. Swinburne items and their sources; 1960s?] and Library, Cambridge, Note from Paul H. Buck presenting 4 Aug. 1961 Massachusetts Ehrenpreis with books (photocopy).

3.035 Geikie, Sir A.L.S. to Col. Feilden concerning Gilbert 29 June 1909 Sheperd’s Down, Archibald White’s observations on the geological Haslemere, Surrey (1835-1924) significance of earthworms in transporting [England]

33 Professor of soil. geology 3.036 Geoffroy Saint- Holograph: “Description du crocodile sacré [s.d.] [s.l.] Hilaire, Etienne sous le nom de suchus ” and “Sur trois (1772-1844) espèces du crocodile qui vivent dans le Nil”. Holograph. In French.

3.037 Gibson, G.A. Letter to Miss Gunn concerning In Hospital 7 Jan. 1913 3 Drumeheugh by W.E. Henley. Gardens, Edinburgh 3.038 Gilchrist, John, A.L.S. to W.H. Wrighton concerning the 14 Oct. 1843 Kingston [Ontario] M.P.P. Legislative Council, the death penalty, and penitentiaries.

3.039 Gordon, Pryse A.L.S. expressing dismay at not having seen 8 Jan. 1830 Brussels Lockhart the printed sheets of his work. (1762-1845) 3.040 Gossec, F. J. A.L.S. to Mlle. Laure Cretu (?) sending her a 1808 [s.l.] copy of his opera Thésée.

3.041 Grant, Alexander Correspondence and other material 1932-1934 Toronto, Ottawa, etc. J. concerning the opening of the Welland Ship Engineer Canal, and the awarding of the Sir John Kennedy Medal to Grant; TS. outlining structure of an emergency dam to be built at Thorold.

3.042 Grant, M. A.L.S. to Mrs. Ferguson. 1829 [s.l.]

3.043 Graves, Robert A.N.S. (on scrap of paper) to Mr. Wilkinson. 29 Apr. 1959 [s.l.] Author

34 3.044 Gray, Edwin A.L.S. to Mr. Lamb. 18 Sept. 192- Gray’s Court, York [England?] 3.045 Grey, Henry A.L.S. to Mrs. Grey concerning a drawing of 25 June 1855 [s.l.] George Grey, Miss Grey. Earl (1802-1894) 3.046 Grossart, 2 A.L.S. (with envelopes) to Benjamin 12 Oct. 1877 Park View, Blackburn, Alexander Haynes concerning Grossart’s book and a and Lancashire [England] Balloch subscription for the works of George Daniel. 10 [June?] (1827-1899) 1878 3.047 Grove, Frederick A.L.S. (with envelope) to E.H. Thistlethwaite 15 Nov. 1930 Cumming’s Bridge Philip thanking him for a cheque and the visit to P.O., Ottawa, Canada (1871-1948) Walkerville. Author 3.048 Grove, Frederick A.L.S. to William Perkins Bull concerning the Oct. 1931 [s.l.] Philip autobiographical elements in Grove’s novel. (1871-1948) Author 3.049 Grove, Frederick 4 A.L.S. to Barker Fairley concerning: 9 Oct. 1939; 1 R.R. 4, Simcoe, Ont., Philip Grove’s novel; Rilke; Grove’s job in a Dec. 1941; Canada (1871-1948) canning factory; and commenting on Fairley’s 12 July 1942; Author essay and his own ill health; 1 TS. letter (with 12 Dec. 1943; envelope) saying he has suffered a stroke. 11 June 1944

3.050 Guillet, J. H. A.L.S. to F. L. Desaulniers concerning the 8 Apr. 1909 11 Hildreth Building, Attorney and genealogy of the Guillet family; with 45 Merrimack St., Counsellor at holograph Guillet genealogy. Lowell, Mass. Law 3.051 Gunther, Robert A.L.S. to Sir Francis Hyett concerning 6 Nov. 1933 5 Folly Bridge, Oxford T. Cambridge Professor of Botany Richard [England]

35 Bradley’s work on husbandry.

4.001 Hagarty, John A.L.S. to Henry Scadding concerning the [s.d.] 229 Simcoe St., Hawkins metrics of Hagarty’s poem “Legend”. Toronto

4.002 Haggard, H. A.L.S. sending “a few lines” as requested. 27 Sept. 1891 Ditchingham House, Rider With photograph of Haggard. Bungay [England] Author 4.003 Hall, George 2 A.L.S. to Charles Forest written during the 6 Dec. 1844 House of Assembly Barker sitting of the House of Assembly: describing a and 9 Jan. debate; during a speech by Baldwin 1845 4.004 Hall, George 2 A.L.S. to Charles Forest concerning the 30 Dec. 1844 Montreal Barker lease of Hall’s mill. and 20 Jan. 1845 4.005 Hamilton, TS. (copy) to Henry H. Harper of the 28 Mar. 1917 New York City Clayton Bibliophile Society concerning Hamilton’s Author book On the Trail of Stevenson.

4.006 Harrington, T. A.L.S. to William H. Wrighton concerning a 19 Jan. 1842 Kingston [Ontario] Douglas set of weights and measures for the Colborne Provincial District Secretary 4.007 Harrison, S. 2 A.L.S. to E. J. Hathaway complaining about 19 Feb. and 25 Dunbar Road, Frances Hathaway’s ignorance of his work; 23 Feb. 1916 Rosedale, Toronto (“Seranus”) responding angrily to Hathaway’s letter of 20 Author Feb. 1916

4.008 Harrod, T.L.S. to Stan announcing the birth of James [25 Mar.]1920 1013 Eighty Second Vincentius Hilary and recounting the arrival of the books Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. he had purchased in England.

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4.010 Hay, William A.L.S. to [Mr. Edward] concerning Edwards’s 4 Mar. 1793 [s.l.] request to be placed on the list of superannuated admirals and Hay’s request that his brother Allan receive the commission by paying fees

4.011 Hayward, John A.L.S. to Mr. Holland concerning the 10 May 1949 19 Carlyle Mansions, reprinting of “The Beauties” in a Penguin Cheyne Walk, S.W. 3 edition and other literary matters. [London]

4.012 Hemans, Felicia A.L.S. to Mary Howitt thanking her for the 14 July 1827 St Asaph Dorothea (neé gift of a volume of poetry. 3 p. With Browne) engraving of Hemans. (1793-1835) Poet

4.013 Henderson, A.L.S. to James Henderson concerning the 11 Apr. 1836 Bay Township, Alexander state of Ohio: the prevalence of illness, Sandusky County, Ohio farming conditions, and the advisability of settling there.

4.014 Henderson, John A.L.S. to Malcolm Wallace concerning 28 May 1921 Clarkson [Ontario?] editions of Burns.

4.015 Hennell, Thomas A.L.S. to Mr. Macdonald concerning 29 Dec. 1938 Orchard Cottage, (1903-1945) Macdonald’s edition of Maria Chapdelaine Ridley, Wrotham, Kent and other matters pertaining to art and [England] illustration.

37 4.016 Herbert, Elizabeth Holograph note soliciting support for Mrs. Spring 49 Belgrave Square, (Mrs. Sidney) Butler. 1 leaf. election 1853 London 4.017 Herschel, Sir A.L.S. to Lady Bell on the death of her niece. 20 Aug. 1865 Halton John F. W. With transcription. (1792-1871) Astronomer T.L.S. (with envelope) from Joan Tomes to 8 Oct. 1948 Prof. Heard concerning the Herschel family 27 Duplex Avenue, with enclosed genealogical notes. Toronto

4.018 Hewit, Anna R.G. A.L.S. to Mrs. James sending her an album. 13 Oct. 1879 70 McTavish Street, Montreal

4.019 Hill, Octavia A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent 18 Nov. 1876 14 Nottingham Place (1838-1912) asking for the address of Alex Russell W. [England] Philanthropist [possibly Alexander Russell (1814-1876) concerning a gift of a house to be made to George MacDonald (1824-1905) by his personal friends.

4.020 Hindmarsh, A.L.S. to Martin (as a Balliol man) soliciting 31 Oct. 1938 Balliol College Leonard help in publicizing a new summer programme [Oxford, England] at Oxford. With brochure.

4.021 Hincks, Sir A.L.S. to the journalist and historian John 8 Mar. 1884 Montreal Francis Charles Dent (1841-1888) concerning (1807-1885) Hincks’s book Reminiscences.

4.022 Holmes, Oliver A.L.S. thanking a reader. 17 Jan. 1878 Boston Wendell (1809-1894) Essayist

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4.023 Bond, Sir Robert Letter to J. Castell Hopkins concerning the 15 Nov. 1913 The Grange, (1857-1927) Newfoundland election returns of 1913. Whitbourne, Prime Minister of Newspaper clipping is enclosed. Newfoundland Newfoundland, Leader of the Liberal Party

4.024 Ferris, William 2 A.L.S. to J. Castell Hopkins concerning the Nov. 1912 The Museum, Carnegie Artist exhibitions of the British Columbia Society of and Library, Vancouver, Fine Arts. 2 Dec. 1912 B.C.

4.025 Grigg, Richard A.L.S. to J.C. Hopkins thanking him for his 21 Oct. 1895 (?) praise of Grigg’s book of poetry.

4.026 Hopkins, Castell 2 T.L.S. from Frank Wise and from Charles 21 June and 3 Toronto and Winnipeg J. Roland concerning the Imperial Home Re- July 1912 (1864-1923) Union Movement.

4.027 Merrill, Helen A.L.S. to J. Castell Hopkins sending a 12 Nov. 1915 4 Prince Arthur Av., collection of her verse published in the Public Toronto Health Journal.

4.028 Morris, Edward T.L.S. to J. Castell Hopkins (1864-1923) 26 Nov. 1913 Prime Minster’s Office, (1859-1935) concerning the recent election in St. John’s Prime Minister of Newfoundland, won by Morris for the Tory or Newfoundland Newfoundland People’s Party. (1909-1917) 4.029 Wade, F.C. T.L.S. to Castell Hopkins concerning the 26 Nov. 1912 Vancouver, B.C. President, creation of the Canadian Industrial Peace

39 Canadian Association. He explains that the group is Industrial Peace organized to fight the growth of socialism and Association trade unions in Canada.

4.030 Howe, Clarence T.L.S. (with envelope) to Major J. E. Hahn 12 Mar. 1951 Ottawa Decatur presenting him with an autographed copy of the “History of the Department of Munitions and Supply”. 4.031 Howells, William A.L.S. to Mr. Schofield stating that he is 9 Dec. 1916 The Valencia and Dean pleased to send his autograph for the Cottages, St. George, (1837-1920) Canadian Booth at the Allied Bazaar; St. Francis and mentions his debt to Canada Cordoba Streets, Saint Augustine, Florida 4.032 Hughes, James Holograph poem to Miss Helen Kinnear, with Christmas [s.l.] Laughlin card pasted on notepaper. 1929 (1846-1935) Educator and author 4.033 Hughes, Thomas A.L.S. to Russell concerning a meeting with [s.d.] 113 Park Street [s.l.] (1822-1896) Russell’s brother.

4.034 Hunt, Leigh A.L.S. to (?) concerning a MS. [s.d.] Kensington [London] (1784-1859) Essayist and poet

4.035 Hunter, Dard T.L.S. (with envelope) to Andrew P. Kellogg 14 Apr. 1947 The Mountain House, (William Joseph concerning a request for a copy of Chillicothe, Ohio “Dard”) Papermaking in Indo-China. (1883-1966) Author of books on papermaking

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4.036 Huntley, R. A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent 9 Aug. 1773 Montreal Physician concerning 3 patients who have recovered from smallpox.

4.037 Hutchinson, Sybil 3 T.L.S. to N. J. Endicott concerning the 28 Sept. and 2 McClelland & Stewart, publication of James Reaney’s poetry. Nov. 1948 228 Bloor St. West, 7 Jan. 1949 Toronto, Canada

4.038 Jackson, Henry 2 A.L.S. to [Henry Montagu Butler (1833- 27 Nov. 1914 Trinity College, (1839-1921) 1918)] on literary matters. and 12 Cambridge [England] January 1915

4.039 Jackson, A.L.S. to Seymour concerning Jackson’s 20 Sept. 1946 1 Winterstoke Gardens, Holbrook book Bookman’s Holiday; and discussing Mill Hill, London N.W. Seymour’s poems. 7

4.040 Jacques, Edna Letter to Mr. Howarth concerning her poem 4 Dec. 1972 7 Honeywell Place, “In Flanders Now”. Illustrated copy of poem Willowdale, Ont. on card with Jacques’s holograph comments on verso.

4.041 Jameson, Anna A.L.S. to Mrs. Story thanking her for the loan [s.d.] Monte Casino Brownell of a volume of poems and sending an (1794-1860) invitation; A.L.S. to Charles Ollier sending an [s.l.] article on the Kings Pictures and requesting the return of a rejected paper on the Hampton Court Beauties.

4.042 Jeans, James H. T.L.S. to H. J. Cody wishing him success with 29 Nov. 1934 Cleveland Lo[…],

41 the new telescope. Dorking [England]

4.043 Jeffares, A. N. A.L.S. to Dr Wall concerning the loan of a 8 May 1951 31 Buccleuch Place, book and enclosing a bibliography. Edinburgh

4.044 Jefferys, Charles A.L.S. from Harold A Innis thanking Jefferys 7 June 1944 The University of William for his letter of congratulations on Innis’s Toronto, Department of (1869-1951) receipt of the Tyrrell medal. 7 June 1945 Political Economy Artist and author A.L.S. from Joseph Burr Tyrell thanking 14 Walmer Road, Jefferys for The Picture Gallery of Canadian Toronto History.

4 holograph prose compositions, one of which [s.d.] was a radio broadcast.

4.045 Jones, Ernest T.L.S. to Leslie Dewart concerning Jones’s 11 July 1957 The Plat, Elsted, Nr (1879-1958) biography of Freud. Midhurst, Sx. [Sussex, Psychiatrist and England] biographer of Freud

4.046 Jung, Carl Gustav T.L.S. to James Gibb concerning good and 1 Oct. 1958 Seestrasse 228, (1875-1961) evil. Küsnacht-Zürich Psychiatrist

4.047 Jung-Stilling, Abstracts of letters to the Altona (Hamburg) 1795-1816 Marburg and Karlsruhe Johann Heinrich Mennonite Jacob Gysbert Van der Smissen [Germany] (1740-1817) concerning Jung-Stlling’s views of Christian doctrine and practice.

42 4.048 Kay, Arthur A.L.S. to Rob sending him some rare books. 27 Aug. 1921 11 Regent Terrace, Edinburgh 4.049 Keene, Laura A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent 24 Dec. 1872 34 Bond St., New York (ca. 1826-1873) concerning terms for the concert tour she is Actress arranging. With transcript.

4.050 Keidel, George C. A.L.S. to Henry Yates Thompson concerning 3 Apr. 1909 The Johns Hopkins MSS. of Aesop’s Fables. University, Baltimore, Maryland A.L.S. to Cockerell concerning the Miroir 18 Apr. 1909 [Historiae] MS. Oving House, 2 July 1909 Aylesbury [England] A.L.S. to C.C. Cockerell sending a copy of Keidel’s article “The History of French Fable The Johns Hopkins Manuscripts”. University, Baltimore, Maryland 4.051 Kemble, John A.L.S. to H.S. Boyd thanking him for sending 2 Dec. 1799 No. 89 Great Russell Philip a ticket. He has found a pamphlet that may Street, Bloomsbury (1757-1823) refer to Boyd’s father. 1 leaf. Square [London] Actor 4.052 Kemp, Hubert Collection of material relating to the 1932-1935 Richmond development of a new Canadian immigration (1894- policy. Main correspondents include R. H. Coates, Sir Edward Beatty, W.J. Egan, O. D. Skelton, A.D. Watts and Escott Reid.

4.053 Kennedy, W.P.M. T.L.S. to Kennedy from O. D. Skelton 25 Aug. 1931 Department of External Professor of Law, concerning the powers of the Governor- Affairs , Ottawa University of General of the Dominion. Toronto A.L.S.: Kennedy’s reply. 27 Aug. 1931 [Toronto?]

43 4.054 Kenyon, Lloyd A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent (“My 15 Nov. [s.a.] Gredington, England Tyrell-Kenyon, dear Lord”) about academic matters. 4th Baron (1864-1927) 4.055 Keynes, John “Paying for the War”. TS. (photocopy), 5 p., 14 and 15 London Maynard of 2 articles from the London Times. Nov. 1939 (1883-1946) Economist Notes taken by Harry Gordon Johnson (b. 1923) on a paper presented by Keynes to the Feb. 1946 Cambridge [England] Political Economy Club, Cambridge. TS. (photocopy). 3 p.

4.056 King, Annabel A.L.S. to Jack Elson thanking him for his 17 Nov. 1941 179 Forest Hill Road, editing and moral support regarding the Toronto volume of poetry, Voices of Victory; With Foreword to Voices of Victory. TS.

4.057 Kingston, A. G. A.L.S. to G. R. White listing the flycatchers 12 June 1910 Ottawa and warblers seen.

4.058 Knowles, Robert A.L.S. to Stewart concerning arrival time for 11 Apr. 1911 [s.l.] Edward an upcoming visit (1868-1946) Clergyman and author

4.059 Lacaita, James 2 A.L.S. to Lord Vernon concerning a 12 and 15 27 Duke Street, St Philip, Sir proposed visit by Mr. and Mrs. Norton. May 1869 James, London

4.060 Lambe, Lawrence A.L.S. to G. R. White concerning the 20 Apr. 1891 Geological Survey M. presentation of a stuffed bird (young female Department, Museum

44 red- throated diver) to the Geological Survey. and Office, Sussex Street, Ottawa 4.061 Landseer, Edwin, A.N.S. to Lady Talfourd accepting an 9 Dec. 1853 [s.l.] Sir invitation. 1 leaf. (1802-1873 Artist

4.062 Langton, Hugh 2 T.L.S. to M. J. Edmond Roy concerning 28 Oct. 1910 University of Toronto Hornby book reviews and Langton’s translation of and Library, Toronto, (1862-1953) Champlain’s West Indian Voyage. 17 July 1911 Canada Librarian, lawyer, and author 4.063 Langton, L. H. Copy of letter from Henry Williams 2 Oct. 1903 Neasby Vicarage, discussing the Langton family history. Nottingham

A.L.S. (copy) to [Tom] Langton discussing genealogical history of the Langton family. 11 Feb. 1905 20 Argyll Road, Kensington. W. MS. Currer of Skipton family tree, with coats [London] of arms, showing Langton and Williams branches. Banks family tree showing Currer, Langton, and Willimas branches. 4.064 Langton, Thomas A.L.S. (with envelope) to Mrs. Blackwood 25 Mar. 1912 80 Beverley Street, concerning the authorship of Shakespeare’s Toronto plays.

4.065 Lankes, J. J. Christmas card with Lankes’s illustration of Christmas [s.l.] Robert Frost’s farm in So. Shaftesbury, [s.a.] Artist Vermont.

45 4.066 Lawrence, Abbott A.L.S. (with envelope) to Samuel C. Cobb 18 Oct. [s.a.] 5 Commonwealth enclosing a printed copy of a journal Avenue [Toronto?] describing a tour to Niagara Falls in 1805 written by Lawrence’s grandfather.

4.067 Le Moine, J. M. 2 A.L.S. to John Neilson concerning a 13 and 18 Spencer Grange, (James northern sharpe-tailed grouse. Mar. 1886 Quebec Macpherson), Sir (1825-1912) Canadian author and barrister

4.068 Le Moine, J. M. 2 A.L.S. to Mr. Dent 9 Feb. 1885 Spencer Grange, (James and Quebec Macpherson) , Sir 4 Feb. 1887 (1825-1912) Canadian author and barrister

4.069 LePan, Douglas T.L.S. to Miss A. M. Smith enclosing a copy 26 May 1969 University College, V. of Longer Poems to the University of Toronto University of Toronto, (1914-1998) Library. Toronto 181, Ontario Poet and University of Toronto Professor

4.070 Lewes, Mr. A.N.S. to Lieut Col. and Mrs. Oldfield saying [s.d.] Fort Townshend he will wait upon them.

4.071 Ligt, C.L. de “Wat is anarchisme?” Ca. 1936 [Netherlands] This work, intended as a pamphlet to be

46 published by the libertarian periodical Bevrijding, never in fact appeared in print.

4.072 Livingstone, 3 A.L.S. to H. J. Cody mainly concerning 16 Mar. and The President’s Richard Winn, Sir postwar economic and political conditions in 11 May 1947 Lodgings, Corpus Britain. 27 Nov. 1949 Christi College, Oxford [England] 4.073 Lloyd George, T.L.S. to Sir George Foster concerning 11 June 1919 British Delegation, David Foster’s return to Canada. Paris (1863-1945) Liberal MP and Prime Minister of Britain

4.074 Long, Albert L. A.L.S. to Edmund Thompson concerning the 5 Jan. 1885 Robert College, Clementine or Jerusalem MS. With Constantinople photograph of the last page of the MS.

4.075 Lowes, John T.L.S. to Arthur Woodhouse concerning a 26 Nov. 1928 Harvard University, Livingstone book on Collins, the subject of Woodhouse’s Cambridge (1867-1945) dissertation. With photograph (copy) of [Massachusetts] Lowes.

4.076 Lucas, E. V. A.L.S. to Meum Stewart concerning a book 19 Jan. 1937 36 Essex Street, Strand that may be of use. [London]

A.L.S. to Clifford suggesting a meeting time. 8 May 1938 Bookplate: “Ex Libris Meum Stewart”. Brittenden, Waldron, Sussex [England] 4.077 Luxmoore, H. E. A.L.S. to Mr Cockerell thanking him for a 23 Dec. 1919 Eton [College], Bucks gift, sending Christmas greetings, and [England]

47 enclosing a copy of “The Founder’s Pageant and Play of St Nicholas”.

4.078 Lytton, Edward A.L.S. to W. Magrath thanking him for 9 Feb. 1843 Brighton Bulwer Lytton supporting Sir Charles Morgan as a candidate (1803-1873) for the Athenaeum. 4.079 McClung, Nellie A.L.S. to H. M. Corbett thanking him for his 15 Mar. 1948 R. R. 4 [s.l.] Letitia (Mooney) letter praising her autobiography. (1873-1951) Suffragist and politician

4.080 McClung, Nellie, Material relating to the Nellie Clung 26-28 Sept. University of Guelph, Conference Conference. 1975 Guelph, Ontario Programme (photocopy); TS. (photocopy): “Portrait of My Mother” by Mark McClung, 21 leaves. TS. (photocopy): List of workshops, 15 leaves; Newspaper clippings (photocopies), 5 leaves; Correspondence (photocopies): 3 T.L.S.

4.081 McCurdy, J. A.L.S. to Mr. Langton concerning a copy of 24 Mar. 1915 319 West 57 St., New Frederick. the Samaritan Pentateuch and fragments of an York Ethiopian (Abyssinian) book of edification.

4.082 Macdonald, John Transcripts of early correspondence, mostly 1832-1841 Kingston, Napanee, A., Sir on law and business. 16 leaves. Hillier, Toronto, (1815-1891) Bridgewater, and Prime Minster of List of publications purchased from H. Sweet. Montreal. Canada 2 leaves. 27 Apr. 1842 1 Chancery Lane [s.l.]

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Memorandum of term of copartnership between John A. Macdonald and Alexander [after 1 Sept. Campbell. 2 leaves. 1843] Kingston, Canada

4.083 Macdonald, John A.L.S. to Isaac Buchanan concerning the 20 Nov. 1857 Toronto A., Sir amalgamation of the two companies that (1815-1891) formed the Great South-Western Railway in Prime Minster of 1858. With transcription. Canada Letter from Donald G. Creighton to Mrs. John 5 Dec. 1973 Grover concerning the subject of the 15 Princess Street, Macdonald letter. Brooklin, Ontario

4.084 Macdonald, John A.L.S. to the Reverend D. G. Sutherland 13 Oct. 1886 Earnscliffe, Ottawa A., Sir concerning Sutherland’s recommendation of Sir Alexander Johnston for the Senate. (1815-1891) Prime Minster of Canada

4.085 Macdonald, John A.L.S. to [Matthew] H[enry] Richey 12 June (?) Stadacona Hall, Ottawa A., Sir acknowledging receipt of a letter about 1883 Sir employing Mr. Anderson as a Land Guide. (1815-1891) Prime Minster of Canada

4.086 McGee, Thomas A.L.S. to the poet and antiquary Sir Samuel 5 May 1864 Quebec D’Arcy Ferguson (1810-1886) discussing the state of (1825-1868) crisis in Parliament and sending a copy of “The Census of Canada.” With photostat

49 copy. A.L.S. to Mrs. Samuel Ferguson concerning the lack of interest in England in the fate of 24 May 1865 one-third of the American continent. Westminster Palace Hotel, London

4.087 McGregor, F. A. T.L.S. to Vincent Bladen enclosing a copy of 15 Oct. 1945 Combines Investigation their joint report. Commission, A.L.S. to Vincent Bladen thanking him for his 25 Nov. 1945 Department of Justice, work on the report. 490 Sussex Street, Ottawa 501 Echo Drive, Ottawa

5.001 Machen, Arthur A.L.S. to Edmund Gosse concerning 8 Mar. 1922 12 Melina Place, St Machen’s book and the “Pantagrueline John’s Wood, N. W. 8 Parable” within it. [London]

5.002 MacInnes, Tom Christmas card with A.L.S. to Elson. Christmas CJOR Studio, 1935 Vancouver, Canada 5.003 McInnes, Edgar A.L.S. to L. Burpee thanking him for his 15 Apr. 1943 University of Toronto, review of The Unguarded Frontier. Department of History

5.004 MacKay, Eric 10 A.L.S. to Mr Miles concerning permission 1887-1893 154 Earl’s Court Road, Poet to include some of MacKay’s poems from South Kensington, Love Letters of a Violinist and Gladys the London, S. W. Singer in an anthology. 47 Longridge Road, Earl’s Court, London,

50 S.W. and New Travellers Club, Piccadilly, W. [London]

5.005 Mackenzie, A.L.S. to the Rev. John Stamage (?) 28 Jan 1878 Sub Deanery, Lincoln Henry congratulating him on his success as a pioneer [England] Bishop of the colonial Church.

5.006 McKenzie, R. A.L.S. to Alexander Christie announcing the 19 Oct. 1860 Manitoba death of Sir George Simpson at Lachine on 7 Sept.

5.007 Mackereth, James A.L.S. to William Rothenstein sending thanks [s.d.] Bradford A. and good wishes.

5.008 MacLeish, T.L.S. to N. V. Gregg giving permission to 23 Jan. 1968 Conway, Archibald copy Songs for a Summer’s Day. With Massachusetts (1892-1982) handwritten signed postscript offering an Poet and original copy. Librarian of Congress 5.009 MacLeod, A.L.S. to Mr Wallace enclosing photographs 21 Jan. 1948 Alexandra Palace, Margaret Arnett to put in his copy of Letters of Letitia University Avenue at Hargrave. With photographs of Mr and Mrs Queen’s Park, Toronto, Dugald Mactavish, Florence Mactavish, Mary Canada Clarke, and Donald Ross.

5.010 McMurtrie, Correspondence with Louis Blake Duff on 23 Dec. 1939 2030 Magnolia Ave., Douglas “Some Facts concerning the Invention of and 2 Jan. Chicago, Ill. and Crawford Printing.” 1940 [Niagara Finance

51 Company, Welland, Canada]

5.011 Man, William TS. letter to his father and mother concerning 7 Jan 1839 Sandusky [Ohio?] the risks of his returning to Canada, his job as a gardener, and family news. 2 leaves.

5.012 Mann, Thomas T.L.S. to William Kennett 7 Dec. 1938 65 Stockton Street, (1875-1955) Princeton, N. J. Novelist

5.013 Maritain, Jacques T.L.S. to Leslie Dewart commenting on 21 Oct. 1955 26 Linden Lane, (1882-1973) Dewart’s paper “Existentialism and the Princeton, New Jersey French Degrees of Knowledge.” philosopher 5.014 Martin, John A.L.S. to Sir Frederic Madden introducing 17 Oct. 1865 Lower ? Edward Mr. Edward Meede.

5.015 Martin, Percy F. T.L.S. to Sr. Carlos M. Dominguez sending a 15 and 21 5 and 6 Clements Inn, copy of Martin’s book Through Five Nov. 1905 Strand W.C. [London] Republics. With receipt.

5.016 Massey, Gerald “Trust.” Holograph poem. 1 leaf. 5 Dec. 1873 [s.l.] (1828-1907) Poet

5.017 Massey, Charles T.L.S. to Mrs. Howe thanking her for 23 Feb. 1963 Batterwood House near Vincent courtesies extended in using the University Port Hope, Ontario (1887-1967) Library. Governor General

52 of Canada (1952- 1959)

5.018 Matthews, A.L.S. to unidentified correspondent thanking 27 Apr. 1907 681 West End Avenue, Brander him for sending a paper on Aristotle and N. W. Corner 93rd St., (1852-1929) Comedy. New York Lawyer, author, and university professor

5.019 Maurice, A.L.S. to Mrs. Russell accepting an invitation [s.d.] [s.l.] Frederick to dine. Denison

5.020 Mawby, Mrs. Holograph letter to Capt. Grose asking to [s.d.] [England] borrow money.

5.021 Meynell, Wilfrid A.L.S. (with envelope) to Professor Lappin 31 Jan. 1925 Greatham, Pulborough, (1852-1948) concerning events in Ireland. Sussex [England] Journalist Meynell’s engraved calling card with [s.d.] holograph pencilled note [to Lappin?] on verso.

5.022 Mignon, Maurice A.L.S. to unidentified correspondent 11 Feb. 1923 Paris arranging a meeting. In French.

5.023 Miles, Ernest A.L.S. to Mr. Taffs thanking him for a favour 18 Dec. 1908 169 Culvuley (?) Road, Morley and enclosing some volumes. Catford S.E. [England]

5.024 Mill, John Stuart A.L.S. from Charles Austen (1799-1874) [s.d.] [s.l.]

53 (1806-1873) concerning proofs of one of Mills’s books. Economist, Holograph notes by Mill. philosopher, and author 5.025 Mill, John Stuart Holograph notes: “Peroration written for a [s.d.] [s.l.] (1806-1873) speech on radical reform”. 4 p. Economist, philosopher, and author

5.026 Millar, E. G. (Eric A.L.S. to Sydney Cockerell (1867-1972) 18 Aug. 1933 Department of George) enclosing a copy of the catalogue for an Manuscripts, British (1887-1966) exhibition of French manuscripts and Museum, London W.C. paintings at the Grenville Library in Jan. 1 Keeper of 1932. Manuscripts, British Museum

5.027 McLachlan, A.L.S. to Mr. [E.G.] Millar congratulating 17 Mar. 1926 Stanbrook Abbey, Laurentia him on his book. Worcester

5.028 Goldschmidt, A.L.S. to Mr. [E.G.]Millar thanking him for 3 / 7 / 29 Berlin W8, Adolph his research help. [3 July?] Behrenstrasse 40 1929 5.029 Egbert, Donald A.L.S. to E.G. Millar, British Museum, 10 January McCormick Hall, Drew enclosing a reprint of an article on the 1932 Department of Art and Architectural Tickhill Psalter. Archaeology. Princeton historian University, Princeton, New Jersey

5.030 Nordenfalk, Carl T.L.S. (with envelope) to E. G. Millar 21 June 1933 Löfsta, Södertälje,

54 thanking him and sending a reprint of a paper. Sweden

5.031 Druce, George A.L.S. to [E. G.]Millar enclosing a copy of 15 Oct. 1936 Flishinghurst, Claridge Druce’s translation of “The Bestiary of Cranbrook, Kent (1850-1932) Guillaume le Clerc”. [England] Pharmacist and botanist

5.032 Egbert, Donald A.L.S. to E.G. Millar, British Museum, 16 December McCormick Hall, Drew enclosing an article on the “Greenfield” 1936 Department of Art and Architectural Apocalypse. Archaeology. Princeton historian University, Princeton, New Jersey 5.033 Plenderleith, A.L.S. to [E.G.] Millar concerning a book 17 Apr. 1936 Research Laboratory, Harold James Millar lent him. British Museum, London, W.C. 1 5.034 Graham, Rose 3 A.L.S. to Mr. [E.G.] Millar concerning the 21 July 1937, 12 Ladbroke Gardens, Cluniac monastery at Bermondsey, books, 24 June 1938, W. 11 [London] and MSS. and 25 July 1940 5.035 Roggen, D. 1 T.L.S. and 1 A.L.S. to “Monsieur le 9 Oct. 1947 Ministerie van Conservateur” and “cher confrère” [E.G. 15 June 1949 Openbaar Onderwijs Millar?] concerning the St. Trond lectionary and 1 July and Avenue A. Buyl, from the Benedictine Abbey of St. Trond, 1949 105 Belgium. With TS reply. Brussels

5.036 Giuseppi, A.L.S. (with envelope) to Eric [E.G.] Millar 4 June 1954 72 Burlington Avenue, Marjorie returning a photograph of Sir Frederic Kew Gardens, Surrey Kenyon. [England]

55 5.037 Ker, Neil Ripley T.L.S. to E. G. Millar concerning a York 6 Nov. 1954 Stonehaven, (1908-1982) psalter and a miniature by William de Brailes. Kirtlington, Oxon Medievalist [England] 5.038 Pacht, Otto A.L.S. to Dr Millar [E.G. Millar] exchanging 4 Oct. 1954 29 Beaumont St., offprints of articles. Oxford [England]

5.039 Birley, Robert Letter to “my dear Millar” [E.G. Millar] 8 July 1955 Eton College, Windsor (1903-1982) forwarding a recently written essay and [England] Headmaster, Eton commenting on a dinner with the Duke of College Buccleuch.

5.040 Rackham, A.LS to [E.G.] Millar concerning an article on 5 Apr. 1955 9 Poyle Road, Bernard the windows of Christ’s Chapel. Guildford [England]

5.041 Casson, Leslie Letter to Dr [E.G.] Millar concerning his 29 Aug. 1960 The Hawthorns, work on several mediaeval manuscripts, Lovers’ Walk, including a French Bible Concordance and an Rondebosch [Cape English Psalter. Town, South Africa]

5.042 Miner, Dorothy T.L.S. to Sydney Cockerell about her visit to 25 Nov. 1955 The Walters Art Eugenia him and literary topics. Gallery, Baltimore 1, Maryland 5.043 Montagu, George 2 A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent 19 Dec. 1805 Knowle House, (1791-1815) (“My Lord”) ornithological specimens for the and 11 Jan. Knightsbridge, London, Author and addressee’s museum. 1806 England collector 5.044 Montcalm, Louis Photograph facsimile of a dispatch to France [s.d.] [s.l.] Joseph de requesting that an exchange of prisoners be Montcalm- arranged between France and England. In Gozon, marquis French. 1 leaf.

56 de (1712-1759) General 5.045 Montgomery, A.L.S. to the historian Henry Montague 3 Dec. [s.a.] 44 Hertford Street, W. Alfred Butler (1833-1918) concerning [London] Montgomery’s Wellington Dispatches and health matters.

5.046 [Moodie, Holograph letter (unsigned) A.L.S to Mr. 29 June 1871 Toronto Susannah] [Richard] Bentley, her English publisher, (Strickland) describing her husband’s death and her (1803-1885) imminent poverty, and asking for copyright Author for a new publishing project.

5.047 Moore, Edward A.L.S. to Warren Vernon concerning 23 Sept. [s.a.] Carradale , Argyllshire, (1835-1916) Warren’s translation. Scotland

5.048 Moore, George A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent 4 June [s.a.] 121 Ebury Hert. arranging a meeting. [England]

5.049 Moore, Thomas A.L.S. to Sir Henry Newbolt granting him 24 Feb. 1927 3 Howard Place, St Sturge permission to publish an extract from Andrews, Fife, Moore’s work. Scotland

5.050 Morin, Paul A.L.S. to the reviewer of Morin’s book Le 1912 62 rue des Signes, Paris (1889–1963) Paon d’Email thanking him for the positive French-Canadian review in the Montreal Herald. With poet photocopy of review.

5.051 [s.n.] Newspaper clipping from the Montreal 16 March Montreal

57 Herald, with review of Morin’s book, Le 1912 Paon d’Email.

5.052 Morland, Samuel Letter, unsigned, to the mathematician Dr. 1674? [s.l.] (1625-1695) John Pell (1611-1685) concerning an Knight and inscription for the tombstone of Morland’s baronet wife, Carola.

5.053 Morris, John T.L.S. to Roger Stenhouse confirming a BBC 23 May 1947 The British BBC Far Eastern talk by Stenhouse on Lytton Strachey. Broadcasting Service Director Corporation, Bush House, Aldwych, London W.C. 2 5.054 Morris, Lewis A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent July (1900?) The Athenaeum, Pall sending an introduction to a proposed Mall, S. W. [London] interview.

6.001 Nasmyth, James Bill from Wm Marshall, tailor, with pencil 6 Mar. 1855 [London] (1808-1890) drawing on verso (13 x 20.3 cm) depicting a pool surrounded by rocks. 2 photographs (11.3 x 8.3.cm): “pictures of the moon surface”; on verso holograph, 1871 signed, stating that photos are of Naples and its volcanic neighbourhood including Vesuvius in illustration of the moon’s surface.

6.002 Nelson, Philip 3 A.L.S. to Nelson concerning his book after 1914, 17 Winchester, Ancient Painted Glass in England, 1170- Jan. 1916, and Birmingham, and 1500. 9 Oct. 1919 Harrow-on-the-Hill [England] 6.003 Neri, Fernando Holograph postcard to Gustave Cohen asking 7 Apr. Corso Vitt. Em. 104,

58 (1880-1954) for information on the Parfaict brothers, (1924?) Torino [Turin, Italy] historians of the French theatre. In French.

6.004 Newman, Francis A.N.S. to an unidentified woman accepting an 19 Feb. 10 Circus Road, NW William invitation. [18]63 [London] (1805-1897) Classical scholar 6.005 Nicolson, Harold A.N.S. (postcard) to Roger Senhouse 1 Apt. 1943 King’s Bench Walk, (1886-1968) thanking him for a book. Temple, E.C. 4 Author and T.N.S. refusing permission to reprint his story 27 Nov. 1957 [London] politician “Arketall” in an anthology. C.1. Albany, Piccadilly, W. 1 [London] 6.006 Nicolson, 4 T.L.S. to Leonard G. Hulls mainly 14 Sept., 14 Office of the Dean, Marjorie Hope concerning their common interest in 17th and Oct., 9 Nov., Smith College, 18th-century science. and 10 Dec. Northampton, 1936 Massachusetts 6.007 Norton, Caroline 2 A.L.S. to Mrs Talfourd on social matters. [s.d.] 24 Bolton Street Sheridan 6.008 Norton, Caroline A.L.S. to Mr [Thomas Noon] Talfourd [s.d.] [s.l.] Sheridan concerning negotiations about access to her children.

6.009 Norton, Sara 3 A.L.S. to Warren Vernon on social matters [s.d.], 11 Egerton Place, S.W. and on English politics. 20 Feb. 1909, [London] and 30 Jan. 1910 Hotel Royal, Bordighera [Italy] 6.010 Norton, Charles 3 A.L.S. to Warren Vernon on social matters, May 1869 and 18 Queen’s Gate Eliot Dante’s Divine Comedy, and on Dante’s 1 Sept. 1900 Terrace W. [London]

59 (1827-1908) teacher, Guinicelli. Ashfield, Massachusetts 6.011 Norwood, 3 T.L.S. to Norwood concerning her Nov-Dec. Toronto Frances (Ould) resignation from the Metropolitan Church 1946 Lecturer in Choir, Toronto; collection includes newspaper classics clippings and programs related to her singing career. 1927-1953

6.012 O’Hagan, A.L.S. to Dr Colquhoun sending the booklet 22 Mar. 1916 24 Brunswick Avenue. Thomas of verse, “Songs of Heroic Days”. Toronto, Ont. (1855-1939) Educator and author

6.014 Origo, Iris A.L.S. (with envelope) to B. M. Corrigan 26 Aug. 1963 La Foce, Chianciano thanking him for an article and sending him a Terme (Siena) [Italy] copy of her A Measure of Love.

6.015 Osler, William, A.L.S. to George thanking him for a [s.d.] 13 Norham Gardens, Sir sympathy letter. Oxford [England] (1849-1919) Physician

6.016 Pantel, Gerhard T.L.S. to Max Amann, enclosing a book on 9 Oct. 1935 Desoutchesstr. 44/3. Author Hitler Youth camps Munich

6.017 Parker, Gilbert, A.L.S. to Colonel Poole on social matters. 21 Mar. 1921 Lasky Studio, 1520 Sir Vine Street, Hollywood, California

60 6.018 Parkin, George T.L.S. to Canon Cody concerning Parkin’s 14 June 1917 Hotel du Pont, Robert proposed speech in Toronto and giving some Wilmington, Delaware thoughts on the war in Europe. 5 Dec. 1921 A.L.S. to Cody on the postwar situation in 7 Chelsea Court, S.W. Britain and France. [London]

6.019 Parry, William A.L.S. to the Librarian of the Royal Society, 26 Feb. 1828 Admiralty [London] Edward, Sir Somerset House, concerning Parry’s account (1790-1855) of his attempt to reach the North Pole. Arctic explorer and rear admiral

6.020 Paterson, J. A.L.S. to John Graves Simcoe (1752-1806) 13 Oct. 1777 German’s Town offering him the command of the Queen’s Headquarters Rangers. See also Packham, Murray A.

6.021 Pember, Edward A.L.S. to Lady Arthur Russell sending a copy 24 May 1901 46 Charles Street, Henry of his “last escapade.” Berkeley Square, W. [London] 6.022 Perry, Henry Fen A.L.S. (with envelope) to J.B.C. Watkins on 19 Apr. 1927 15 Arlington Place, Eyrle the lack of positions in the English Buffalo, N.Y. Department. With notes in pencil on verso of letter and envelope.

6.023 Pickthall, A.L.S. (with envelope) to the author Marjory 22 Oct. 1913 23 Hammersmith Marjorie (Lowry MacMurchy [Willison] thanking her for a Bridge Rd., London, Christie) review of The Drift of Pinions. 3 p. With W., England (1883-1922) review from the London Spectator. 20 Dec. 1913 Author, artist, and musician

61 6.024 Pigault-LeBrun, A.L.S. to the lawyer Monsieur Margaret 14 July 1829 Valence [France] Charles concerning their “success.” In French. 2 p.

6.025 Pitt, William, Earl A.L.S. to an unidentified correspondent. With 30 Mar. 1770 [s.l.] of Chatham copy of pp.1 and 4.

6.026 Pollock, Walter A.L.S. to Mr Lowne concerning social 12 July 1896 9 Southsea Terrace, Herries matters. Southsea [England]

6.027 Pomery, Elsie A.L.S. to the Rev. H.J. Cody thanking him for 1 Nov. 1944 211 College Street, favourable comments on the “Biography.” Toronto, Ontario

6.028 Prideaux, William A.L.S. to W. MacDonald MacKay thanking 27 Sept. 1903 1, West Cliff, Terrace, Francis him for positive comments on his book. Ramsgate [England]

6.029 Punnett, Reginald A.L.S. to Watson concerning Chinese 28 June 1959 Bilbrook Lodge, Crundale ceramics. Washford, Somerset

6.030 Rae, John Newspaper clippings concerning the Franklin ca. 1870s- Toronto and Kirkwall, (1813-1893) Expedition and Rae (with photocopies); 3 1880s Orkney Physician and photographs of Rae; Pocket Atlas of the Arctic explorer World (1887) with annotations by Rae.

6.031 Rae, John A.L.S. to Mrs Gray on social matters. 17 Jan. 1866 Berstane House near Kirkwall, Orkney 6.032 Randall, Ansel B. A.L.S. to Eliza concerning his school 22, 25, 30 [Toronto Normal routines, social matters, and her health. 14 p. May and 2 School] Toronto June 1853 6.033 Rangi of A.L.S. to a “dear friend” inviting him (?) to 13 Dec. 1920 Hotel de la Paix, Nawangar India. Geneva

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6.034 Renouard, A.L.S. to unidentified correspondent 26 Dec. 1893 [s.l.] Philippe concerning Jean Hygmon, Wolfgang Hopl, (1862-1934) Henri Estienne, and Coline. In French. 3 p, Author with MS note. In French. 1 leaf.

6.035 Ritchie, Ward T.L.S. to Paul Bennett on publishing and 27 Aug. 1940 1936 Hyperion Publisher social matters. Avenue, Los Angeles, California 6.036 Roberts, Charles A.N.S. to [George] Blacklock thanking him 16 Mar. 1904 Kingston, Jamaica George Douglas for papers sent. (1860-1943) Author

6.037 Roberts, Charles “The Empire Speaks of Britain.” TS. poem. 19 Aug. 1940 [s.l.] George Douglas (1860-1943) Author

6.038 Rolph, John 2 A.L.S. to Professor [Michael] Barratt, 22 May 1856 Legislative Assembly (1793-1870) conveying Rolph’s dissent from the and 22 May proceedings at a meeting of the Toronto 1857 School of Medicine.

6.039 Rose, John A.L.S. to [Henry Montagu Butler] concerning 28 Jan. 1915 Walsingham, Holland Rose’s work “The Origins of the War.” Millington Road, (1855-1942) Cambridge [England] 6.040 Rubenstein, A.L.S. to Bishop thanking him for his 9 May 1930 10 Hanover Terrace, Harold Frederick sympathy. Holland Park, W. 11 [London]

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6.041 Ruskin, John A.L.S. to W. Russell stating he will be in [s.d.] [s.l.] (1819-1900) Yorkshire.

6.042 Ruskin, John A.L.S. (with envelope) to George Jesse 4 Nov. 1874 Corpus Christi College, (1819-1900) David, a schoolmaster who submitted a Oxford [England] student’s drawing book for Ruskin’s assessment.

6.043 Russell, Alys Letter to Robert Gathorne-Hardy concerning 23 Mar. 1949 25 Wellington Square, Smith the imminent publication of his book and Chelsea [London] (1867-1951) comments on Nevil Shute’s new novel, No Highway. Encloses a newspaper clipping of [1st wife of Gathorne-Hardy’s Wiltshire Estate from the Bertrand Russell.] Times.

6.044 Russell, Bertrand T.L.S. to The Editor, Magazine Feature 17 and 20 Beacon Hill School, (1872-1970) Service, enclosing an article his Beacon Hill Apr. 1931 Harting, Petersfield Philosopher, School. With telegram confirming article sent. [England] mathematician, and author TS. “Aim and achievements of Beacon Hill School”. 8 leaves (with MS corrections). Accompanied by T.L.S. to Stillman Drake 15 Dec. 1968 from Kenneth Blackwell, Archivist, McMaster University, requesting copies; 9 and 17 July photocopy of Russell’s letter of permission; 1970 and copy of TS from Drake enclosing the requested copies.

6.045 Russell, Bertrand A.L.S. (photocopy) to Prof. J.N. Wright 5 June 1948 27 Dorset House,

64 concerning Stout’s lectures on the history of Gloucester Place, philosophy, which Russell attended. N.W.1 [London]

6.046 Ryerson, A.L.S. to Rev. D.G. Sutherland inviting him 15 Dec. 1878 Toronto Adolphus Egerton to dinner after church service. (1803-1882) 7.001 Sardon, Victorien A.L.S. to Edmond Joseph Louis Tarbé des [ca. 1880] [s.l.] (1831-1908) Sablons. Playwright and opera librettist.

7.002 Saunders, A.L.S. to Mrs Schersley concerning some [s.d.] [London, England] Marshall books he has forwarded to her “little girls”, (1861-1947) his care for a poor little girl, and forwarding Canadian author books for the old men in the Poor Asylum. Removed from Saunders, M. Daisy. London, 189-.

7.003 Saunders, W.E. A.L.S. to George White, Ottawa concerning 29 Dec. 1888 London, Ontario (1861-1943) some skins he is forwarding to White and Pharmacist & some birds for breeding purposes. naturalist 7.004 Savage, Henry A.L.S. to Mr Millar requesting that he read a 12 Aug. 1932 The Deanery, Edwin pamphlet that Savage had written entitled The Lichfield, [England] (1854-1939) St Chad’s Gospels; an address given on the Anglican priest, festival of St Chad, 1931. Dean of Lichfield Cathedral 7.005 Savage, Toni Series of 16 A.L.S to Karl Gay concerning his 1983-1991 78, Cambridge Street, British poet, poor health, and printing activities at New Leicester, England publisher, printer Broom Private Press. With references to

65 & entrepreneur Robert Graves and Spike Milligan.

7.006 Scott, Alexander A.L.S to Russell, concerning his recent illness 31 Aug 1831 66 Spring Gardens, John and vacation at Buxton where he has been Buxton, [England] (1768-1840) taking the waters. Secretary to Lord Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar; Vicar of Southminster, Essex

7.007 Scott, W.L. A.L.S. to Johnson Neilson concerning a 23 Mar. 1884 Ottawa possible visit by Neilson to Ottawa for the meeting of the Royal Society. Discusses matters of ornithology.

7.008 Scott, Frederick A.L.S. to Lt. Col. Hardy forwarding two 3 Nov. 1923 Quebec George signed poems (included) written by Scott. (1861-1944) Anglican priest, soldier, poet & author

7.009 Scott, John A.L.S. to his cousin Martin Scott concerning 5 Sept. 1860 Murphys Camp, the pressing of his claim in California, family Calaveras County, matters, and the visit of the Prince of Wales to California Canada.

7.010 Scott, Mary Ann A.L.S. to her nephew Martin providing an 3 Mar. 1858 Murphys Camp, overview of recent family history since the Calaveras County,

66 family left England for California. With a California postscript by John Scott.

7.011 Scott, Mary Ann A.L.S. to her nephew Martin providing more 28 May 1858 Murphys Camp, family details, news of the recent gold finds in Calaveras County, Scott, John British Columbia, mining in Calfornia. With California an extended postscript by John Scott.

7.012 Scott, Martin Indenture apprenticing William Scott, son of 9 Sept. 1864 [Kingston], Canada Martin Scott to John Fox, pianoforte West manufacturer in Kingston, Canada West for a period of six months.

7.013 Ryerson, Egerton A.L.S to H.F. Sefton of Worcester, England. 24 Apr. 1858 Toronto (1803-1882) Discusses Sefton’s delay in arriving to begin Methodist his employment as a teacher of vocal music at minister, the Normal School, his salary, the ease with Superintendent of which he can find a house. Because he will Public not be arriving in the next month Ryerson Instruction, Upper suggests that he delay coming until October. Canada Draft of Sefton’s reply to Ryerson’s letter 7 May 1858 Worcester (above), stating his concern with the contents Sefton, Henry F. of Ryerson’s letter about his going to Toronto (ca. 1808-1892) to be a teacher of vocal music. He lists what Music teacher, he considers the main points of Ryerson’s author & letter, comments on them and “depict[s] … composer the irreparable ruin which will follow to me, if the Council refuses to ratify their engagement with me.”

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Notes about writing a piece of music. [s.d.] [Toronto] Sefton, Henry F. “1858 Ryerson-Sefton Letters presented by Sefton, Henry F. Sefton Family” in Ontario Education News. Aug. 1965 [Toronto]

7.014 [Selkirk, Thomas 19th century MS. copy of a letter to Lord Abt. 1881 Colonial Office, Douglas, Lord] Pelham, dated 1802, concerning the [London] permanent security of Ireland, written in Upper Canada. This copy came from the Colonial Office.

7.015 Sharp, Hugh A.L.S. to Mr Evans concerning a collector’s 10 May 1902 [s.l.] Frederick Bowyer checklist relevant to American literature. Letter is written on (d. 1937) New Club, Edinburgh Jute manufacturer letter head, scored and book through. collector

7.016 Shaw, George A.L.S. to Gilbert Norwood (b. 1880), 24 Jan. 1913 Longmynd Hotel, Bernard professor of Classics, University College of Church Stretton, (1856-1950) South Wales, concerning copyright questions. Salop., [England] Author, playwright A.L.S. to Gilbert Norwood concerning a pamphlet that Norwood had recently written 15 Dec. 1913 on some of Shaw’s works. Discussing Codicote, [England] Norwood’s translation efforts. With envelope.

68 7.017 Sherrington, A.L.S. to [Edward Neville da Costa] Andrade 22 Aug. 1943 Cambridge, [England] Charles Scott concerning some recent addresses about Sir (1857-1952) Isaac Newton, and forwarding two books for Physiologist, his interest. author 7.018 Simpson, Thomas Typed transcript of letters to Archibald 1839-1840 Fort Confidence, Great (1808-1840) McKinlay describing Arctic exploration and [Date of Bear Lake. Explorer travels, and refers to McKinlay’s travels in typescript New Caledonia. unknown]

7.019 Sinclair, George A.L.S. to Margaret & Amy, conveying 19 Dec. 1936 The Halt, High greetings for Christmas. Provides a brief Salvington, Worthing. review of events from 1936.

7.020 Sitwell, L.H. A.L.S. to G.R. White concerning the sighting 30 Sep. 1909 Department of Militia of several different varieties of birds near and Defence, [s.l.]. Captain, Corps of Pembroke, Ontario. Guides. Listing of birds sighted by Sitwell. 1910-1911 [s.l.] 7.021 Sitwell, Osbert Autograph with envelope addressed to 21 Jul. 1949 Renishaw Hall. (1892-1969) Charles Robinson. Removed from the Renishaw, Sheffield, English author Sitwell’s The collected satires and poems [England] (London, 1931).

7.022 Sitwell, A.L.S. to [Christina] Duff Stewart 3 Dec. 1980 Weston Hall, Sacheverell, Sir accompanying a copy of Sitwell’s Retrospect Towcester, (1897-1988) of poems and For a floral inebriation. Northamptonshire, English author [England]

7.023 Smith, S. Percy Carbon copy of an A.L.S. to Robert McNab 20 Dec. 1913 Southland, Torquay,

69 (1840-1922) (1864-1917) acknowledging receipt of a copy England Author, linguist, of The old whaling days, and offering New Zealand suggestions for improvement and correction scholar of the work.

7.024 Sollas, William A.L.S to Col. [H.W.] Feilden acknowledging 4 Jul. 1909 Oxford, [England] Johnson receipt of Feilden’s letter and a parcel of flint (1849-1936) for display in the museum, and discussing a Professor of recent article on Darwin. geology and paleontology at Oxford.

7.025 Sons of Invitation signed by D. Matheson, S, 27 Dec. 1850 West River Temperance Lippincott, A. Cameron and John Hogg addressed to Frank Lippincott, inviting him to their ball.

7.026 Sparks, Jared A.L.S. to Lemuel G. Olmstead (with partial 29 May 1855 Cambridge, (1789-1866) envelope) concerning the Sparks family [Massachusetts] American history in America; the surrender of a sword historian and at the Battle of Yorktown by the British; the editor; president respectability of Allen’s History of the of Harvard Revolution. Inserted in another hand written College on tracing paper is another account of the incident at the Battle of Yorktown.

7.027 Squire, Sir Jack A.L.S. to Payen-Payne, thanking him for his 10 Feb. 1920 The London Mercury, Collings note and informing him he has ordered a Windsor House, (1884-1958) binding case for his use. London, [England] Editor and poet

70 7.028 Stampa, George A.L.S. to J.B. Booth concerning sketches 23 Jun 1942 8 The Ridgeway, L. done by Stampa that have already appeared in [London, England], British artist and several other books; enquiring if Booth N.W. XI Punch cartoonist wanted to reproduce some in his own book; problems with sciatica.

7.029 Stapf, Otto A.L.S. to Sir William concerning Lindley’s 24 Oct. 1909 Kew, [England] English botanist appendix to the Flora Graeca; provides some biographical detail on Sibthorp, the author of the Flora Graeca. Removed from Sibthorpe’s Flora Graeca (London, 1806).

7.030 Stead, Robert J.C. Telegram to Franklin Appleton offering 26 Sep. 1922 Ottawa, Ontario (1880-1959) congratulations from “the cow puncher”… Canadian author A.L.S. to Appleton, informing him that he has just sent off the manuscript of Cowpuncher to 11 May 1918 Dr Allison, who will send it on to Appleton; Calgary, Alberta concerns expressed about simultaneous copyright in Canada and the United States; the artwork for the end papers; his portrait; publicity for the book.

A.L.S. to Appleton expressing concern over difficulties in getting his recent works published in the United States because of Stead’s stand on Canadian versus American book rights. 23 Jan. 1924

Ottawa, Ontario 7.031 Stein, Gertrude A.L.S. to Margaret Avison, thanking her for 23 Jun. [Paris, France]

71 (1874-1946) her letter. Opened by censors. 1945 Author 7.032 Stevenson, A.L.S. thanking Dr. Cook (?) for the loan of 13 Jan. 1896 Sandhurst Lodge, Thomas George A. Walker’s Gatherings from Gresham Road, graveyards, particularly those of London. Brixton, S.W., Letter was removed from the same book. [England] With a mourning border.

7.033 Stifler, James A.L.S. to Mrs Nichols, thanking her for her 17 Nov. 1927 628 Lincoln Street, Madison complimentary letter on the appearance of his Evanston, Illinois (1875- ) new book ["My dear girl"; the Minister, author correspondence of Benjamin Franklin with Polly Stevenson, Georgiana and Catherine Shipley]; lamenting the death of Frank.

7.034 [Strachey, James] Typed note to Roger Senhouse asking him for 16 Apr. 1940 The Listener British a brief editorial note on K.R. Srinivasa Broadcasting House, psychologist, Iyengar’s “poorly written Lytton Strachey. London, [England] author 7.035 Street, George A.L.S. to Payen-Payne, concerning when he 7 Sep. 1930 Ditton Place, Slythe will send the introduction to the Henley Balcombe, Sussex, (1867-1936) letters. [England] British author 7.036 Strickland, Letter of introduction to Mr de Bielke, 7 Jul. 1843 6 Charles St., Elizabeth accompanying her copy of the second edition Manchester Sq. of the letters of Mary, Queen of Scots; 19th cent. explaining her desire to see a letter in the biographer archives of Denmark; Strickland believes that some of these letters in the Danish archives may help exonerate the character of the late queen.

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On a separate leaf in MS: “Observations for the assistance of those disposed to search in the Danish Archives for the original of Bothwell’s confession.” 7.037 Strowski, Letter from an administrator of “Editions de 30 Jun. 1938 Paris Fortunat la nouvelle revue critique” to Perceval Best, (1866-1952) concerning the appearance in print of French author Strowski's new book on Montaigne.

A.L.S to Perceval Best thanking him for the suggestions for correction to Strowski’s work, and expressing his hope to see Best in London 16 Nov. 1938 or Paris. Paris

Both removed from Strowski’s Montaigne, sa vie publique et privée (Paris, 1938)

7.038 Sutherland, D.G. Draft of a letter of reference to Sir John A. [s.d.] [s.l. – Ontario] Macdonald concerning the appointment of 19th cent. Alex Johnston to the Senate. Canadian Methodist minister

73 7.039 Symonds, John A.L.S. to Mrs R.C. Boyle thanking her for her 31 Oct. 1884 Am Hof, Addington book On the garden and discussing the effect Davos Platz, (1840-1893) of scent on the body and memory; discussing Switzerland some of his poetry. Poet, author, early gay rights A.L.S. to Mrs R.C. Boyle giving instructions 13 Nov. 1884 Davos advocate for the editing of his poetry in her upcoming “Rose book”.

A.L.S. to Mrs R.C. Boyle concerning his 7 Dec 1885 Am Hof, “rose poetry”; his wife’s remembrance of Mrs Davos Platz, Boyle; and his daughter’s declining health. Switzerland

A.L.S. to Mrs R.C. Boyle, notifying her that 12 Mar. 1886 Am Hof, his article on the pathos of the rose in poetry Davos Platz, is to come out next month in Time; Switzerland acknowledging receipt of her drawing of the olive wood. With envelope.

8.001 Taylor, John A.L.S to the artist Prince Hoare (1755-1834) 1 Apr. 1831 34 Great Russell St., concerning his recent move to Bloomsbury Bloomsbury, [London, with his wife; the upcoming marriage of his England] son; his death

8.002 Tennyson, Alfred A.L.S. of thanks to Richard [Monckton [s.d.] Park House, Lord Milnes] for his breakfast invitations and Maidstone, [England] (1809-1892) explaining his inability to attend.

Cheque to Philip Bourgeaurd signed by 7 Aug. 1865 London Tennyson.

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Third-person note expressing Tennyson’s 11 Dec. 1889 Farringford, inability to give comment on a resumé of a Freshwater, [Isle of certain issue. Wight]

A.L.S. to Mr Greening [printer of The [s.d. – 1847?] [s.l.] Princess?] asking him to forward all editions of The Princess.

Letter signed in the hand of Lady Tennyson to 14 Apr. 1864 Farringford, [Isle of J[oseph] Parkinson (journalist and civil Wight] servant) thanking him for his article in the Daily News, defending Tennyson’s privacy and expressing indignation at the spoiling of “my Garibaldi tree”. With envelope.

A.L.S. to [J.A.] Froude informing Froude that [s.d.] Farringford, [Isle of he will be at Farringford, Isle of Wight, all of Wight] April and will welcome him.

8.003 Tennyson, Alfred A.L.S. concerning the process of responding 18 Mar. 1882 [s.l.] Lord to the great volume of mail he receives. He (1809-1892) notes that a certain illustrator has been Poet thanked.

8.004 Tennyson, A.L.S. to J.E. Wetherell written on behalf of 25 Oct. 1891 Aldworth, Haslemere, Hallam Lord his father, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, pointing [England] (1852-1928) out errors in an upcoming publication of Author, editor poems. With a mourning border.

8.005 Thomas, A.P. Two typescript copies of letters to William 17 Sep. 1844 Aurora, [Upper

75 Kirby concerning the tanning of skins, the Canada] price of wool, and the payment of personal 20 Oct. 1844 debts. 8.006 Thomas, Edward A.L.S to Mr Hutton concerning the 24 Apr. 1911 Wide Green, Peterfield completion of a book and some maps to accompany it.

8.007 Thompson, A.L.S. to her aunt, Mrs H.J. Cody thanking 25 Sep. 1970 826 Vernon Heights Elspeth her for sending a copy of Cushing’s Life of Circle, Osler. Removed from Blatz, W.E. The five Marion, Ohio sisters (New York, 1958).

8.008 Thompson, Lydia A.L.S. to Messrs Simmonds & Brown, 25 Nov. 1891 New York, N.Y. (1838-1908) complaining that one of her actors has Actress, “thrown her over” and asking for another burlesque star juvenile lead immediately.

8.009 Thompson, A.L.S. to C.A. Chant of the Department of 24 Oct. 1903 Technical College, Silvanus Phillips Physics, U. of. T. concerning forwarding a Finsbury, London, (1851-1916) copy of the Gilbert Club’s edition of Gilbert [England] Physics lecturer on the magnet. A presentation copy, and author including notes, will follow shortly.

A.L.S. to Prof. C.A. Chant acknowledging 3 Dec. 1903 Morland, receipt of $9.80. Reminding him of Chislett Road, upcoming papers in honour of the West Hampstead, N.W. tercentenary of Gilbert’s death.

Receipt signed by Silvanus Thompson for 3 Dec. 1903 [s.l.] $9.80 made out to C.A. Chant.

76 All three removed from the Gilbert Club’s De magnete (London, 1900).

8.010 Thomson, Hugh Postcard with an illustration by the author to Oct. 1898 Putney, [London, T. MacEwan. Removed from Gaskell, England] Elizabeth. Cranford (London, 1891).

8.011 Thorburn, Grant Part of a letter acknowledging receipt of wood 9 Sep. 1856 [s.l.] (1773-1863) from “Charter Oak”, and forwarding to the Anglo-America unidentified addressee a copy of The Life of author Grant Thorburn.

8.012 Tocqueville, A.L.S. to Henry Reeve regretting that he 3 Jan. 1838 [France] Alexis de cannot comply with Reeve’s request with (1805-1859) regards to publishing an article concerning French politician Canada; the difficulties of presenting such an and writer article to the English public written by a French man; on the distinct character of the French Canadian population; on the difficulties of French and English cohabitating. [Henry Petty- 2 Jan. [1838?] Bowood [House, Fitzmaurice, 3rd A.L.S. to [Henry] Reeve admitting that it be Wiltshire, England] Marquess of] valuable to have a statement on Canada by Lansdowne Tocqueville (1780-1863) Whig politician and reformer

8.013 Tollemache, A.L.S to his niece, Homera, thanking her for 29 Mar. 1914 Highcroft, Michelgrove Lionel some bookmarks; concerning a recently Road, Boscombe,

77 (1838-1919) published article written by Tollemache Hants. British author entitled “Bacon on public life”; concerning a recent biography of Goldwin Smith, the addressee’s uncle; references to Tolemache’s books Nuts and chestnuts. Likely written by a secretary but with Tollemache’s “typhlograph” or “blind signature” in pencil.

8.014 Tompuri, Elli A.L.S. to John Watkins acknowledging 3 Feb. 1950 Helsinki, [Finland] (1880-1962) receipt of Watkins letter of congratulations. Finnish actress With envelope.

8.015 Toynbee, Arnold A.L.S. to Mr Ahmed thanking him for serving 18 Mar. 1957 [s.l.] (1889-1975) as host to Toynbee and his wife during their British historian recent visit to Karachi. Removed from a set of Toynbee’s works by Merrill.

8.016 Toynbee, Paget A.L.S. to Mr Vernon concerning some entries 18 Sep. 1900 Dorney Wood, Jackson in Toynbee’s dictionary; thanking Vernon for Burnham, Bucks., (1855-1932) forwarding Norton’s letter. [England] Dictionary author, Dante scholar 8.017 Traill, Catherine A.L.S. to her niece Agnes [Chamberlin] 29 Oct. 1861 Westove-Lakefield, Parr concerning her home near Lakefield, Canada [Canada West] (1802-1899) West; outlining her publishing history in Canadian pioneer, England and Canada; provides a brief author biography; that she is presently working on a book on the forest, trees and wild flowers of western Canada; complaining of Canada and that it has not provided the support expected. With typescript.

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8.018 Tredgold, A.L.S. to Dr Tilloch suggesting that a few 25 Jul. 1822 16 Grove Place, Lisson Thomas paragraphs from his most recent work on civil Grove, (1788-1829) engineering be included in an upcoming issue [London, England] Engineering of Tilloch’s publication by way of writer advertisement; lamenting the death of his brother. With envelope and seal. 8.019 Trevelyan, A.L.S. (typescript) to Mr [Sigmund?] Samuel, 15 Feb. 1944 The Master’s Lodge, G[eorge] thanking him for the suggestion that Trinity Trinity College, M[acaulay]. College, Cambridge should present some Cambridge (1876-1962) duplicates of books in Newton’s library, Historian, Master recently come into Trinity’s possession) to the of Trinity University of Toronto. With a list of the College, books donated. Cambridge 8.020 Trollope, A.L.S. to Mr B--- forwarding the preface to 28 Jun. 1845 Casa Martini: alla villa, Theodosia Vita d’Arnaldo; asking him to correct some Bagni di Lucca, [Italy] (1825-1865) sheets for her from a play that she is writing; Writer, periodical discussing some translation work; discussing reviewer, first the beautiful location from which she is wife of Thomas writing. Adolphus Trollope 8.021 Trollope, Thomas A.L.S. inviting the unidentified addressee to 13 Jan. 1868 Florence, [Italy] Adolphus come to Italy to see it in its changed (1810-1892) circumstances; discusses the writing of The Author Dream Numbers; on his new American wife [Frances E. Trollope] who has written a book, Mabel’s progress.

8.022 Tupigny, Jacques A.L.S. congratulating the unidentified 19 Oct. 1930 113, Rue de Courcelles,

79 Pierre Meurgey, addressee on his literary works concerning the [Paris] Baron English miniature of the 10th and 11th (b. 1891) centuries; an article written on a Flemish Book of Hours; work for the Palaeographical Society.

8.023 Vaillancourt, A.L.S. to Dr W.S. Wallace, requesting 28 Dec. 1945 Canadian Legation, Emile information on William O’Ryan, a Havanna, [Cuba] (1889- ) Torontonian executed by the Spanish in 1873 Diplomate, Chief as one of the Cuban rebels; offers to send a of the Canadian reproduction of O’Ryan’s portrait. Legation, Cuba Copy of reply to Vaillancourt, saying that he 2 Jan. 1946 [Toronto] Wallace, W.S. will do what he can to gather the pertinent Librarian, information on O’Ryan. University of Toronto (1884-1970) Copy of a letter from the parish priest of St 8 Jan. 1946 St Paul’s Rectory, Walsh, Rev. R.P. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church, Toronto, to Power Street, Toronto Pastor of St W.S. Wallace, forwarding a copy of what he Paul’s R.C. believes is O’Ryan’s baptismal certificate. Church, Toronto Copy of a letter to W.S. Wallace containing a 8 Jan. 1946 St Paul’s Rectory, Walsh, Rev. R.P. citation for the baptismal entry for a William Power Street, Toronto Ryan, baptized in March 1843.

Copy of a letter to Vaillancourt that enclosed 10 Jan. 1946 [Toronto] Wallace, W.S. the baptismal information from St Paul’s Church.

80 A.L.S. to W.S. Wallace thanking him for 21 Feb. 1946 Canadian Legation, Vaillancourt, forwarding the baptismal information; Havana, [Cuba] Emile sending Wallace documentation on Ryan’s activities in Cuba.

Copy of a response to Vaillancourt, thanking 25 Feb. 1946 [Toronto] him for the information about Ryan. Wallace, W.S. A.L.S. to Wallace forwarding five 16 Mar. 1946 Canadian Legation, photographs of Ryan and memorabilia Havana, [Cuba] Vaillancourt, associated with him and his activities from the Emile war for Cuban independence.

Copy of a response to Vaillancourt, thanking 19 Mar. 1946 [Toronto] him for the photographs.

Wallace, W.S. Copy of a response to Vaillancourt’s letter of 12 Apr. 1946 [Toronto] 9 Apr. 1946, including a translation of a passage from Biggar’s edition of the Works of Wallace, W.S. Samuel de Champlain.

Typescript manuscript in Spanish of a brief biography of Ryan, with five photographs of Ryan and Ryan memorabilia.

8.024 Vaillancourt, Typescript copy of a letter to the Governor 13 Oct. 1937 141 Avenue Pagnuelo, Emile General, Lord Tweedsmuir, on the occasion Outremont, [Quebec] (1889- ) the G.G.’s speech to the annual meeting of the Diplomate, Chief Canadian Institute of International Affairs, 12 of the Canadian Oct. 1937, congratulating him for expressing Legation, Cuba so well the sentiments of the French Canadian

81 people with regards to Canada and foreign affairs; regretting the lack of celebrations to commemorate the centennial of the Rebellion of 1837.

Duplicate of the reply to the above from a member of the Governor General’s staff, thanking him for the book by Oliver Asselin, and for his kind words of support.

14 Oct. 1937 Government House, Ottawa.

8.025 Van Horne, Sir A.L.S. to Lord de Vesci, explaining travel 30 Sep. 1887 The Canadian Pacific William alternatives to him around the Great Lakes, Railway Co., Montreal Cornelius and how he may exchange tickets. (1843-1915) Vice-President of A.L.S. to conductors of the CPR, granting the CPR. permission to Lord de Vesci and W. Shaw 30 Sep. 1887 Stewart to ride on freight or construction The Canadian Pacific trains between Banff & Glacier stations. Railway Co., Montreal With envelope.

Proposed itineraries from Quebec to New Westminster. [1887?] Names of agents and managers of the CPR in Montreal, Winnipeg, Banff and Vancouver.

82 8.026 W., R. A.L.S. describing his journey from York, up 20 Aug. 1772 Quebec the Hudson River to Albany, Schenectady; description of Albany town; visit to a missionary 20 miles from Schenectady and comments on his native congregation; a visit to the home of Sir William Poppson, who is rather boorish; on to Fort Stanwix; to the head of Lake Oneida; to the Falls of Oswego; battles with mosquitoes; encounters with natives; to Lake Ontario; Niagara; entertained well at Fort Niagara; detailed description of Niagara Falls; planting vegetables on the island just above the Falls; return to “civilization”; comments on Quebec and how much of it has not been rebuilt since the siege; comments on Sillery – “beautiful enough for Canada”; regretting that the spot where Wolfe fell is not properly marked.

8.027 Walker & Miles, Letter to Benjamin Eager, questioning his 19 Nov. 1875 11 King St. W., Publishers complaints about the New Standard Atlas of Toronto Canada and refusing to accept its return to the company.

Letter to Benjamin Eager threatening to take proceedings against him for nonpayment of debt incurred by subscribing to the Atlas. 22 Jan. 1876 11 King St. W., Letter to Benjamin Eager, once again Toronto threatening to take proceedings against him for nonpayment of debt incurred by 12 Feb. 1876

83 subscribing to the Atlas. 11 King St. W., Toronto 8.028 Wallace, Alfred A.L.S. to Mrs Wagstaffe advising her that his 29 Jan. 1911 Old Orchard, N. book is likely available at the Spiritualists’ Broadstone, Wimborne, (1828-1913) Society in Huddersfield; also referring her to [England] English naturalist, Mr Bennett’s book. evolutionist, geographer, anthropologist, social critic, writer and theorist

8.029 Wallace, W.S. A.L.S. to J.N. Wallace concerning an article 6 Oct. 1932 University of Toronto Librarian, he has written on the fur trade in the Library University of Canadian Historical Review and expressing Toronto his belief in the need for a biographical (1884-1970) dictionary of fur traders; his recent research in London.

8.030 Waterbury, A.L.S. to Mr Zup (Kup?) thanking him for the 10 May ---- [s.l.] Florance roses; inviting him to dinner before Bernard’s (1883- lecture; reference to The Bird Deities. Author, Far Removed from Hind, A.M. An introduction Eastern scholar to a history of woodcut (Boston, 1935)

8.031 Weaver, Robert A.L.S. to Norman Endicott setting an 10 Jul. 1951 Canadian Broadcasting appointment for Prof. Endicott to participate Corporation, CBC Talks and in an airing of “Wednesday Night”. 254 Jarvis Street, Public Affairs Toronto 8.032 Webling, Peggy A.L.S. to Mr J.S. Willison (1856-1927), 26 Sep. 1896 [Toronto]

84 (1870 or 72 - ) informing him that she cannot present Mr Preston’s letter in person since she is going Author, west; asking him to do a short review of a playwright book that she has just produced with her sister, [Lucy].

8.033 Webster, William A.L.S. to Lemuel Olmstead, conveying 11 May 1855 Arlington House, G. opinions differing from Olmstead’s on the Near Alex[andria], (1805-1869) events surrounding the surrender of Virg[inia] Cornwallis, based on a conversation with a Major Custis. With envelope.

8.034 Wedmore, A.L.S. to Mr Ingpen asking him to post some [s.d] [s.l.] Millicent notices; expressing surprise that so few of her works are bound; a poem she will recite entitled “Before Dawn”; hoping someone will propose her name for the BBC.

Note on mourning stationery requesting that 18 Dec. 1930 Springwood Park, Messrs Ingpen & Grant would forward two Kelso copies of Wedmore’s poems to Sir George Douglas.

Title page from Wedmore’s Collected Poems. [s.d.] London

A.L.S. to Roger Ingpen, informing him of her visit the next afternoon.

8.035 Wells, H.G. A.L.S. to Frederike Lederer predicting that in 15 Mar. 1922 120, Whitehall Court, (1866-1946) spite of recent difficulties, British, Germans [London, England] British author and Austrian people will be able to work

85 together to discuss the future of Europe; but he maintains that there is no point in discussing the conduct or causes of the war.

A.L.S. thanking the addressee for some photographs.

23 Apr. 1935 47, Chiltern Court, Clarence Gate, [London, England]

8.036 White, Sir A.L.S. to Sir George Foster congratulating 13 Jan. 1921 Queen’s Park, Thomas him on his recent marriage; also on his Toronto (1866- ) performance at the Geneva Conference.

Canadian Minister of Finance 1911- 1919.

8.037 Whittaker, C.E. Stencil copy of a circular letter to financial 21 Dec. 1914 St Matthew’s Mission, supporters of the archdeacon’s missionary Fort McPherson, Archdeacon, activities; describing his journey with the via Edmonton, Alberta Anglican other missionaries into the Canadian north, in missionary the area around Athabaska; the effects of the European War on the local fur trade; concerning the explorer Stefansson who is believed lost; New Year’s celebrations.

Stencil copy of basic information on Fort

86 McPherson.

A.L.S. to Mrs Grover, providing some more 14 Jan. 1915 information about the move to Fort McPherson, along with the various losses to the household furnitures; dietary problems; her loneliness and her homesickness.

St Matthew’s Mission, Fort McPherson,

Whittaker, M. 8.038 Widder, Frederick A.L.S. to W.H. Wrighton forwarding releases 9 Sep. 1843 Canada Company (1801-1865) for the signature of Daniel Griffith for lands Office, in Dummer and Douro. Freak St, Head of the Toronto Canada Company 8.039 Wilkinson, J.J. A.N.S. to Mme Dubuc, introducing his friend, [s.d.] [s.l.] Garth Rutherford Russell. (1845-1883) 8.040 Willard, M.D. A.L.S. to his brother J.M. Willard concerning 24 Jun. 1832 Dunham, [Quebec] the cholera epidemic currently ravaging Montreal.

8.041 Willcocks, A.L.S. to Nicholas Low of New York, 2 Oct. 1799 York, U.C. William informing him of the sale of two townships by (1735/36-1813) the government of U.C. should he be Merchant, interested. Removed from Canada (Upper colonizer Canada 1791-1840) Executive Council, 1799.

8.042 Williams, A.L.S. to Edmond S. Meany concerning past 7 Nov. 1916 135 Whitney Ave,

87 Frederick Wells literary works by Williams’ father concerning New Haven, Ct (1857-1928) Asiatic studies; refers him to his own study of Author, Asian Anson Burlingame. scholar 8.043 Wilson, Sir A.L.S. to the Rev. M. MacDougal of the 30 May 1884 University College, Daniel Italian Free Church in Florence, introducing Toronto one of the College’s professors, David Keys, who is in Italy to study the language.

8.044 Winstanley, A.L.S. to Sigmund Samuel acknowledging 15 Feb. 1944 Trinity College, Denis Arthur Samuel’s letter of thanks for the gift of books Cambridge to the University of Toronto associated with Sir Isaac Newton.

8.045 Wodehouse, P.G. A.N.S. to B[eatrice] M. Corrigan, thanking 15 Sep. 1933 Hunstanton, Norfolk (1881-1975) her for her note and mentioning that he has [Postage [Postage mark] British author just finished another Jeeves novel. mark] 8.046 Wollstonecraft, Signed receipt for 3 pounds 10 shillings from 4 Oct. 1780 [s.l.] E[dward?] William Simpson. Removed from Wollstonecraft, Mary. A vindication of the rights of woman. (London, 1792).

8.047 Woodcock, A.L.S. to Peter Weinreich informing him that 3 Nov. 1978 6429 McCleery St, George he will not be in Vancouver during his Vancouver, B.C. (1912- ) proposed visit; that he would find more on Canadian author anarchist literature in the TPL than in Vancouver.

8.048 Woolley, Ernest A.N.S. to Millar forwarding photographs of 8 Nov. 1929 Collingworth, the Abbot Thomas de la Mare brass at St Lemsford Road, Albans. St Albans, [England]

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8.049 Wormald, Francis A.L.S. to Sir Sydney thanking him for his 2 Jul. 1938 Dept. of Manuscripts, (1904-1972) card from Asolo, and informing him of the British Museum, Historian, activities of their acquaintances, Fr Boniwell London. paleographer and Margaret Rickart.

8.050 Wordsworth, A.L.S. to Mrs Smith thanking her for her brief 30 Dec. [s.a.] Palazzo Marciano William survey of Shakespeare; forwarding (not (1835-1917) actually enclosed) an unpublished poem Poet’s son written by Wordsworth as “a diversion from depressing feelings”; explains why he chose not to publish it. 8.051 [Wrighton, W.H.] Letter to Frederick Widder concerning land 13 Sep. 1843 Peterboro, [Canada transactions in Dummer and Douro West] Townships involving Mr O. Griffith who is suffering financial embarrassment.

8.052 Yonge, Charlotte A.L.S. to “Henry” asking him to sell her 23 Feb. 1872 Elderfield, Otterbourne, (1823-1901) shares in Lima; relaying Kenneth and Julian’s Winchester, [England] British author activities

Photograph in an unsigned note “for one faithful admirer of Miss Yonge from two others.”

8.053 Younghusband, A.L.S. to Miss Wolff commenting on Alan 16 Aug. 1924 Currant Hill, Sir Francis Pryce Jones’ poetic efforts and future career. Westerham, Kent, Edward [England] (1863-1942) British author, explorer

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8.054 Zola, Emile A.L.S. to [Frantz Jourdain], thanking him for 18 May 1882 Médun his notes, and commenting on Jourdain’s dream of a great modern bazaar. With a photograph of Zola.

8.055 Zola, Emile A.L.S. to Ménard trying to establish whether 19 Jan. 1900 Paris they will be able to rendezvous within the next week.

9.001 [s.n.] Written from the Accademia degli Uniti of 17 Mar. 1685 [Venice] Venice, concerning the termination of one appointment and establishing a new “principe”. In Italian. Removed from Xenophon, Works. Basel, 1545. E-10 00995. 9.002 Booth, John Two letters. The first, A.L.S. of G.J. Stampa 8 Sep. [s.a.] Heath Corner, Bennion (1875-1951) apologizing for the delay in Queen’s Drive, (1880- ) forwarding “anything of Herman” suitable for Oxshott, Surrey reproduction. British author The second letter is a TS. from Rudyard 1 Apr. 1933 Kipling’s secretary, C.L. Nicholson Bateman’s Burwash, acknowledging receipt of Booth’s book. With Sussex. envelope.

9.003 Bridges, Robert A.N.S. to Elkin Mathews, Publisher, 8 Dec. 1918 Chilswell, [England] requesting two dozen copies of Two Fishers. With envelope.

9.004 Byers, J. Frank A.L.S. to the librarian of the Salem 6 Apr. 1865 Philadelphia Athenaeum, with an advertisement of books

90 published by Rice, Rutter & Co., of Philadelphia, asking that he consider purchasing.

9.005 Churchill, Sir A.N.S. thanking Mary T. de Lautour and Posted 1 Oct. House of Commons, Winston friends in Bournemouth for their kind 1945 [London] (1874-1965) message. On House of Commons stationery. Prime Minister of With envelope. Great Britain 9.006 Cressey, William “A general description of the British 5 Jul. 1827 [s.l.] settlements in North America.”

9.007 Daykin, A. A.N.S. attached to a list of registered letters, 13 Dec. 1892 Regina, Sask. asking the recipient if he received a brass horn in the mail by error.

9.008 Drake, Samuel A.L.S. to G.M. Elliott thanking addressee for 23 Mar. 1872 Boston, Mass. his recent letter. Enquires after Hallett’s report; will send half a dozen catalogues; states that his son’s biographical dictionary is now out and states price.

9.009 Hose, Henry A.L.S. to Humfrey Michell concerning the 1 Dec. 1946 [s.l.] Fieldwick pleasures of retirement, the difficulties of (1876- ) rationing, news about mutual acquaintances from Dulwich College, and his own life. Removed from Dulwich College War Records, 1914-1919.

9.010 Ferriguto, Removed from an autographed presentation [1933?] [s.l.] Arnaldo copy of Ferriguto’s Attraverso I ‘misteri’ di

91 Giogione (Castelfranco Veneto, 1933) to Ugo Oietti. Presumably, this letter is also to him.

9.011 Fisklatre (?), J.R. A.L.S. to Thomas Patteson [his bookplate] [s.d.] [s.l.] concerning a passage of Virgil which he is [19th cent.] having difficulty interpreting. Removed from Virgil, Works (London, 1821). D-10 07512.

9.012 Foster, Harold Correspondence principally relating to William Dulwich College with news and Alexander reminiscences about the college as well as (1882- ) current news from the senders. With one 1926 place card for H.W.A. Foster for a college reunion dinner, signed. Removed from Dulwich College Register (D-10 07391)

Post card to Miss Wharf concerning an Postmark: 31 East Dulwich upcoming visit to London. Signed A.E.M.B. Jan. 1903

T.L.S. to Foster from [Maj. Robert] Rennie 17 Jan. 1928 Office, 134 Adelaide St concerning the anniversary of a 1917 battle East, Toronto under Foster’s command.

T.L.S. from McC. Christison to Foster 10 Feb. 1932 Alleyn Club, Dulwich concerning the Toll Gate at Dulwich College. College

A.L.S. from McC. Christison concerning a 24 Dec. 1958 Alleyn Club, Dulwich portrait of the sender recently executed and College hanging in the College Board Room; his retirement; a recent dinner in Montreal; news of the school rugger team.

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A.L.S. from H.F. Hose, concerning news of 6 Feb. 1959 35, Silverwood various former classmates from the 1902 Avenue, class. Newton Abbot, Devon

28 Feb. 1959 Box 611, A.L.S. from Humfrey Michell concerning Lennoxville, Quebec various old classmates including Bishops Rawlinson and Owen, Barraclough and Goldwin Smith.

9.013 Franklin, Colin A.L.S. to Mr Deval, thanking him for reading 9 Nov. 1968 Home Farm, Culham, and correcting his proofs, and wishing him Nr. Abingdon, Berks., British author well in writing his own book. With a [England] booklabel from Deval and Muir Reference Library. Removed from: Colin Franklin, Private Presses (London, 1969) in Horne Collection.

9.014 Greer, Hon. Lt- Covering letter for the Special Form of Prayer 29 Aug. 1917 Canadian Corps H.Q. Col and Thanksgiving to be used in the Canadian B.E.F. Corps to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Canadian Confederation.

9.015 Harrap, George Letters in MS. to Thomas Conant, Oshawa. 15 Mar. 1894 167 Markham St, A. The first requests the addressee to write a Toronto (1868- ) review in the Globe on John Imrie’s Songs and Miscellaneous Poems, to assist in re- Publisher & establishing Imrie’s business. bookagent

93 The second letter thanks the addressee on 25 Jun. 1894 Cor. Church & behalf of Mr Imrie. With envelope. Colborne Streets, Toronto Removed from: John Imrie, Songs and Miscellaneous poems (Toronto, 1894).

9.016 Hoggart, Richard T.L.S. to Gwen Hayball thanking her for the 13 Mar. 1945 Naples, [Italy] free subscription to Horizon; reviewing the President of the various activities of the club. Three Arts Club of Naples A.L.S. to Miss Hayball concerning a recent publication which is experiencing a great deal 13 Aug. 1945 of public disapproval from the British Naples, [Italy] military.

With two flyers and an advertisement. With envelopes.

9.017 Holmes, C. et al. A.L.S. concerning the Desjardins Canal, 11 Feb. 1826 York, [U.C.] Hamilton, U.C.

9.018 Huxley, Thomas Author’s MS. notes on a matter of zoological [s.d.] [s.l.] H. classification. Removed from the author’s (1825-1895) Advance of science in the last half century Zoologist, (1887). botanist, Evolutionist, author

9.019 Ingelow, Jean A.L.S. to Mrs Walford, thanking her for a gift [s.d.] 6, Holland Villas Road, of flowers. Removed from the author’s Sarah Kensington

94 de Berenger (London, 1880)

9.020 Knight, George A.L.S. thanking [Mr] de Groot for his 20 Dec. 1963 Caroline House, Wilson explanation of cuts in King Lear, stating that Streatham Rise, (1897-1985) they should be done for technical reasons Exeter only. He feels that today’s producers distort English writer Shakespeare’s intentions. Sends addressee a and critic play of his own, and congratulates him on another play called Prompt. Removed from the author’s The Last of the Incas (Leeds, 1954).

9.021 Lacroix, Paul A.L.S. in French concerning recent family [ca. 1864] [s.l.] maladies and some manuscripts that he has recently been dealing with. Removed from P.L. Jacob, Dissertations bibliographiques (Paris, 1864).

9.022 Longman & Co. MS. letter of thanks returning to Mr E Jeffery, 11 May 1812 London Publishers Pall Mall, a copy of Ld. Birneri Froissart. Someone will speak to Jeffery regarding the illuminated copy when he sees him. Removed from J. Froissart, Chroniques (London, 1523-25).

9.023 Mathews, C. Two receipts from the Leaden Hall Press for 3 Jul. 1890 London Elkin copies of London City. With envelope from The Bibliographical Society and a pencil drawing of a dog and horse signed “Mathews” at the top.

95 9.024 Mather, William T.L.S. to John Singer Sargent, forwarding a 27 Feb. 1925 Cleveland, Ohio G. copy of Kenneth Murdock’s book, The portraits of Increase Mather …With envelope.

T.L.S. to Frank Deering concerning 30 Dec. 1925 Holmes, Thomas arrangements to obtain a copy The portraits of Cleveland, Ohio Increase Mather which is now no longer in Librarian of the print. With a note dated 1930 explaining how Mather collection the current owner of the book obtained his copy.

9.025 Morris, Francis A.L.S. thanking the addressee for a recent [s.d.] Nunburnholm Rectory, Orpen entry in a paper; a petition being forwarded to York, [England] the House of Commons. Rector, 1854- 1893 A.L.S. thanking the addressee for the return Nunburnholme of the petition; considering another petition Parish, York on the protection of birds’ eggs.

9.026 Paludan-Müller, A.L.S. in Danish to Christian Peder Theodor 12 Sep. 1869 [s.l.] Caspar Peter Rosenǿrn-Teilmann. Removed from the (1805-1882) author’s Studier til Danmarks historie I det 13de aaraundrede (Kjǿbenhavn, 1869).

9.027 Pater, Walter A.L.S. thanking J.M. Gray for his 4 Jun. [1887?] 12 Earl’s Terrace, (1839-1894) congratulations on Pater’s recent volume. [London?] Hopes to see him in London. With envelope. Author, aesthete, critic, essayist 9.028 Pound, Ezra T.L.S. to Frantz concerning prices, 24 Feb {Italy}

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American poet Note in pencil concerning Roosevelt. [s.d.] [s.l.] Postcard facsimile of a 1948 letter from Pound in the Pound-Willis Hawley Correspondence. Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C. 9.029 Roberts, Lloyd T.L.S. to Mr Hathaway apologizing for the 26 May 1924 House of Commons (1884-1966) delay in answering his two letters. He thanks Canada the addressee for appreciating the Book of The Press Gallery Author Roberts and for sending him the story of Warwick Brothers and Rutter. Removed from the author’s The Book of Roberts (Toronto, 1923).

9.030 Roberts, T.N.S. of thanks to J.G. Matthews, for a 10 Oct. 1914 Englemere, Ascot, Frederick Sleigh, contribution to the Indian Soldiers’ Fund. Berks., [England] Lord With envelope. 1832-1914 9.031 Robinson, Robert A.L.S. to Clark Bowman, thanking him for [Late 19th Oxford Mansions, letting him see his rare copy of Aesop, and cent.] 14, Oxford Street, praising the book for the quality of its [London] illustrations. Removed from The beauties of Aesop (London, 1786).

9.032 Roy, J.J. A.N.S. to Charles Linsley (?) forwarding a 6 Jun. 1882 Robinson House, copy of the last report of the Colonial Church Bay St., and School Society. City Removed from Church of England French [Montreal?]

97 Mission Record and annual Report of Colonial Church and School (Montreal, 1880).

9.033 Saunders, Illa Series of correspondence concerning the 1945 Various Wife of Reginald death of Reginald Saunders. Correspondence Saunders (1898- includes Reginald Saunders & Co., Walter W. 1945), Publisher Comber, Frederick Muller and Charles Clay. Includes A.L.S., 3 T.L., 9 T.L.S., and an obituary from Quill and Quire.

9.034 Smith, O.I. A.L.S. to his brother Alf concerning 16 Sep. 1914 1621 Blanchard St, recruitment for the war effort; the sinking of Victoria, B.C. the Amphion; comments on reporting the war news in American and British papers; various ships in port; reports on his health.

9.035 Stone, M.W. Correspondence and financial records 1931-1938 Denmark concerning theatre books.

9.036 Wells, H.G. Collection of correspondence and papers 1930 London and Uplands (Herbert George) between Wells and M.H. Spielmann Author concerning G. Herbert Thring, former secretary of the Society of Authors, Playwrights & Composers. 4 T.L. (some copies), 3 T.L.S., with a single envelope, and enclosures. Removed from H.G. Wells, The problem of the troublesome collaborator (Woking, 1930).

9.037 White, George A.L.S. to Mr Storrs Fry, thanking him on 7 Feb. 1906 Cotham House, Bristol

98 behalf of the Committee of the Bristol Royal Infirmary for his cheque. Received a copy of Seyer’s Bristol which belonged to Fry’s father and now wishes Fry to have it. Removed from Samuel Seyer, Memoirs (Bristol, 1821).

9.038 Young, Ian Holograph letter from John Herbert 14 Oct. 1971 20 Clarenville Street, discussing a one-act play of Herbert South Kensington, Jackson’s, and generally discussing what is London wrong with Canadian theatre.

9.039 Young, Ian Seven items, including letters, two essays, one Mar.-Oct. Brooklyn, N.Y. flyer mainly relating to poems, fiction, and 1979 writers from James Purdy.

9.040 Young, Ian Three letters from Irving Layton (1 A.L.S., 2 1974-1980 Montreal T.L.S.) thanking Young for his anthology Mate Muse, and requesting a meeting. Downsview, Ont. Thanks Young for the use of Layton’s poem in Young’s forthcoming anthology. With Niagara-on-the-Lake envelopes.

9.041 Ricci, Luigi A.N.S. to Canon Lonsdale Ragg, forwarding 25 Mar. 1911 38 Conduit St W., Chairman of the the latest volumes of the Dante Society’s [London] Executive Lectures, and asking him to consider the Committee, Dante delivery of a lecture in the near future. With Society of envelope. London. [s.d.] [London] The Dante Printed “Syllabus of Lectures” of the Dante Society, London Society for 1911-12

99 18 May 1917 Bangor, [Wales?] Ragg, Lonsdale Dante Lecture I. Notes (?) Anglican priest, Dante scholar 19 Oct. 1917 Fiveways, Burnham, A.L.S. to Lonsdale Ragg, congratulating him Bucks., [England] Toynbee, Pagel on his recovery of health, and describing his current domestic situation. 24 Oct. 1941 The Athenaeum, A.N.S. to Lonsdale Ragg thanking him for Pall Mall, [London] Udall, N.R. sending Mr Copplestone-Boughey’s Secretary of the completed card, and assuming that he wishes Athenaeum, to be considered for election. Pall Mall, [London]

9.042 Lacey, Ed A. Nine cards and fourteen letters to Ian Young. 1974-1980 Various places in South (1938- ) Discusses gay culture in Canada, the U.S. and America, North Africa, Canadian poet, the Third World; gay literature and and Europe activist journalism; the censorship of the Body Politic; 2 p. of biographical notes.

9.043 Taylor, Peter Some directions concerning the trade to Ca. 1750 [England?] (18th cent.) Newfoundland. A detailed study, some 1500- 2000 words in length, almost certainly prepared by Peter Taylor of Whitehaven. The anonymous author sets out the nature of the Newfoundland trade for a potential investor - the number of ships needed, potential

100 markets, patterns of trade (with the West Indies & Portugal), and much else. Taylor was later to buy a plantation in South Carolina. 9.044 Wellesley, Arthur Letter to [Robert] Peel, informing him of the 6 Oct. 1830 London 1st Duke of King’s decision to approve the Bishop of Wellington Exeter (Christopher Bethell) as the new (1769-1852) Bishop of Bangor, and the appointment of Soldier, politician Henry Phillpotts as Bishop of Exeter. Prime Minister of Britain 9.045 Panofsky, Erwin, Five T.L.S. from Erwin Panofsky, Princeton, 1955-1956 Various (1892-1968) New Jersey, to Stillman Drake, San Francisco, October 27, 1955, March 5, April 16, April 23 and April 30, 1956.-- Copies of Drake's replies, April 13, April 19 and April 26, 1956.-- Copy of T.L. from Drake to Dr. I. Bernard Cohen, Editor, Isis, April 19, 1956.-- Copy of Panofsky's reply to the review, addressed to the editor of Isis (9 leaves) with corrections in MS. 9.046 Drake, Bryant Radium : 4th Friday lecture, S. Stephen's 1903 [s.l.] Stillman Hall, Nov. 27th, 1903; Cymroderian Society of California, Jan'y. 12, 1904 / by Bryant Stillman Drake. 9.047 Sands, Dr. E. 4 page report detailing the medical treatment 8 Nov. 1892 Coldsprings, Ont. of one Westroppe McDougall who was shot near Rice Lake, Ontario, 5 Sep. 1892. Removed from Dr John Beatty’s [Notebook] – MSS jah 0021. 9.048 MacDiarmid, Holograph poem entitled “Empty Vessel”. [s.d.] [s.l.]

101 Hugh On verso: “One of fifty special copies”. (1892-1978) Published in his Collected Poems, p. 50. New Scottish Poet, York : Macmillan, 1962. Massey College a.k.a. Christopher Collection. Murray Grieve 9.049 MacDiarmid, Holograph poem entitled “The Little White [s.d.] [s.l.] Hugh Rose of Scotland”. On verso: “One of fifty (1892-1978) special copies”. Published in his Collected Scottish Poet, Poems, p. 248. New York : Macmillan, 1962. a.k.a. Christopher Massey College Collection. Murray Grieve 9.050 MacDiarmid, Holograph poem entitled “Skald’s Death”. [s.d.] [s.l.] Hugh On verso: “One of fifty special copies”. (1892-1978) Published in his Collected Poems, p. 268. Scottish Poet, New York : Macmillan, 1962. Massey a.k.a. Christopher College Collection. Murray Grieve 9.051 MacDiarmid, 1 ALS (signed “Chris”) to Helen B. 1 Jun. 1950 Dungaval, by Hugh Cruikshank, enclosing the note with the Burns Strathaven, (1892-1978) book as promised. Comments on the BBC Lanarkshire, [Scotland] Scottish Poet, poetry discussion group in which they a.k.a. Christopher participated, and on the splendid weather. Murray Grieve Removed from the Massey College Collection, Robert Burns, Poems. Selected and introduced by Hugh MacDiarmid. Edinburgh: Grey Walls Press, 1949. 9.052 MacDiarmid, ANS to Kulgin Duval. 2 leaves, explaining Nov. 1964 Biggar, [Scotland] Hugh the reason for the exclusion of two poems (1892-1978) from his Collected Poems, and the reason for Scottish Poet, reprinting them. Removed from the Massey a.k.a. Christopher College Collection, Hugh MacDiarmid,

102 Murray Grieve Ministry of Water; Two Poems. Glasgow: D. Glen, 1964. 9.053 Chisolm, Lillias T.L.S. to Duncan Glen, thanking him for the 16 May 1967 St Andrews, Fife, Scott letter and for her including her poem to [Scotland] Christopher in the collection. Points out an error owing to “my own hasty typing”. Removed from the Massey College Collection. Lillias Scott Chisolm, Poems addressed to Hugh MacDiarmid, and presented to him on his seventy-fifth birthday. Foreword by Hugh MacDiarmid. Edinburgh: M. MacDonald, 1966. 9.054 Duval, Kulgin A.N.S. to Douglas, thanking him for lending 31 Dec. 1930 [s.l.] them Direadh, and wishing them “a very Scottish good New Year”. On verso of printed card bookseller with poem by Sir Walter Scott. Removed from the Massey College Collection, Hugh MacDiarmid, Direadh. Dunfermline: Printed by J.B. Mackie, [1938]. 9.055 McLaren, Moray “Thirty-eight years of knowing C.M. Grieve” 1967 [s.l.] [i.e. Hugh MacDiarmid]. Scottish author 9.056 [Catholic Church] Collects for the feasts of Blessed Margaret [18th cent.] [s.l.] Bela, daughter of the King of Hungary (6 Feb.), Blessed Anthony Neüroth [Neyrot] (10 Apr.), and Blessed Bartholomew de Bragantis (Braganza) (23 October). Margaret was beatified in 1789 and canonized in 1943, when her feast was transferred to 18 January. All three are Dominican saints. 9.057 [s.n.] Report on the inspection of dykes on 10 Feb. 1829 [s.l.]

103 Demperston and Demperston Hill, [Fifeshire, Scotland?]. 9.058 Tolomei, Claudio Excerpt (including a poem) from a letter to [18th cent.] [s.l.] (1492-1556) Alessandro Citolino contained in a book Humanist author originally printed by Gabriele Giolito de’ Ferrari and brothers in Venice, 1550. 9.059 LeBret, M. (?) “Mariage de ma fille Marie a Mr Jean Jacques 4 Oct. 1685 [s.l.] Collet (?), Sieur des Contuver (?).” Dowry details. 9.060 Julius III, Pope Instruttione portata da Mons. Pighino 1 July 1550 [Rome] (1550-1555) Archivescovo Sipentino destinato Nuntio all’Imp.re quale part’ al primo di Iuglio 1550. 9.061 Julius III, Pope 1. Instruttiono data al Sigr. Ascanio dalla 1551 [Rome] (1550-1555) Corgna per il Re.o Chr.mo li 25 Aprile 1551. (15 p.) 2. “Instruttione all’Abbati’ Rossetto alli 28 di Maggio 1551.” (4 p.) 3. Instruttione per il Vescovo Viterbo col Re Christ.mo alli 19 Mag.o 1551 (6 p.) 4. Instruttione per il Sigr. Gio. Batta. Monti mandato con lettere dell’alt.se di Mag.o 1551. (4 ½ p.) 5. “Instruttione data a Mons. Prospero S.ta Croce Nuntio destinato al Re. Christ.mo alli 14 di Guigno 1551.” (9 p.) 6. “Instruttione data a Mons. Montepulciano per lo Imp.re alli 12 Guigno 1551.” (26 p.) 7. “Instruttione data a Mons. Di Monluch per il Re Chr.mo li 6 di Iuglio 1551.” (13 p.) 9.062 Wesley, John A.N.S. to “my dear brother” concerning the 3 Jun. 1769 Cork, [Ireland] (1703-1791) recipient’s removal to Castle Townsend, Ireland. Mounted on board. From the estate of Edgar & Elizabeth Collard.

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9.063 [Author’s name A.L.S. to Mr R.P. Barnard concerning the 3 Mar. 1928 Shaw Dean, illegible] history of the Fitzwarren & Bourchier Downington, families, and their relationship with the Newbury. Wantage Grammar School.

9.064 Spender, Stephen Author’s postcard signed, to Harold Randell, 26 May 1986 Maussane, France (1909-1995) thanking him for his letter and offering to autograph a program for him.

9.065 Maltin, Leonard Autographed typed letter to Mr & Mrs 13 Mar. 1990 5555 Melrose Ave., (1950- ) [Harold & Yetta] Randall, thanking them for Hollywood, California their note and explaining why Scaramouche was not included in his recent television survey of swashbucklers. On “Entertainment tonight” letterhead. The gift of Yetta Randall.

9.066 Casson, Margaret Note to “Bill” thanking him for obtaining an 22 Mar. 1969 43 Rochester Ave. (1900-1992) A[rts]. & L[etters]. Club tie for her, on behalf Toronto. Wife of A.J. of her husband, Alfred [A.J.] Casson. Card Casson has illustration of Parry Sound, 1929 on front cover.

10.001 [s.n.] Genealogy of the Barrington Family of [18th cent.] [England] Barrington Hall, Essex. (Part 1) [Family History]

10.002 [s.n.] Genealogy of the Barrington Family of [18th cent.] [England]

105 Barrington Hall, Essex. (Part 2) [Family History]

10.003 [s.n] In dominam Winifridam Barrington a regibus [17th c.?] [England] editam [Family History] 10.004 [s.n.] Genealogy of Thomas Ellwood (1639-1713) [18th cent.] [England?]

[Family History]

10.005 Guillet, L.P. Genealogy of the Guillet family of Batiscan, 11 Feb 1909 Montreal (Lawyer) Quebec [Family History]

10.006 Murney, Maria TS (carbon). History of the arrival of the [1859] Belleville [Canada (1817-1875) Baldwin family in Canada (1798). Note at end West] [Family reads: “Recollections of Mary Warren History] Breakenridge, written by her daughter, Maria Murney …”. 15 leaves.

10.007 Packham, Murray “Family history and interrelated pioneer 1949 Weston, Ontario A. families”; John Graves Simcoe and the [Family (1889-) Queen’s Rangers”. TS. 22 leaves. Families History] considered: Packham, Burkholder, Van Dusen, Rittenburgh, Carpenter, Coon, Stephenson.

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10.008 Schreiber, Genealogical notes on the descendants of the [s.d.] [Toronto?] Howard Gibbon Rev. Thomas Schreiber and his wife Sarah [Family Bingham. TS. p. 24-31. With Sarah’s History] account book.

10.009 V.,H. The Viets Family Reunion : August 1st to 9th 1 Sep. 1919 [Digby] 1919. [Family History]

10.010 Wood, Casey A. The Wood family of Shelf, Halifax Parish, 4 Jul. 1920 Chicago Yorkshire, England, Massachusetts, [Family Connecticut, Long Island, N.Y., and Canada. History] TS., 39 p.

11.001 Grunert Family MS. letters and documents, mostly in 1824-1886 [Germany] Correspondence German, written by the relatives of Karl Ernst [Family Trangott Grunert (1820-1907) and his wife, History] Henriette Krause (1825-1894), who emigrated from Saxony to Wisconsin; TS., in English, of (19 folders) notes on the family; translation of “A sketch of our early pioneer life”. Letters catalogued (see donor files). 19 file folders.

11.002 Grunert Family Includes will, passport, religious mementos, 1824-1856 [Germany and USA] Documents certificates (birth, baptismal, confirmation, [Family marriage, vaccination, American citizenship), History] a poem, and a short genealogy of the Krause family. 17 file folders.

107 (17 folders) 12.001 Boehm, Henry Part of the journal of the Rev. Henry Boehm July 1811 Upper Canada (1775-1875) that relates to his visits to Canada with Bishop [Journals] Asbury in 1811. Photostat copy. Methodist missionary

12.002 Byron, Frank W. The journal of Frank W. Byron. Original MS. 1865-1867 [s.l.] detailing Byron’s eventful journey from [Journals] England to Canada; establishing a business in southern Ontario.

12.003 Byron, Frank W. The journal of Frank W. Byron. Modern TS. [198-?] [s.l.] copy of the above. [Journals]

12.004- Lesueur, William Translation of 2nd part of 1632 volume, pp. [Ca. 1922] [London] 12.009 Dawson 1-80 of original. The last few pages contain (1840-1917) (on verso) interesting remarks and corrections [Journals] by Prof. W.F. Ganong Positivist, social critic, and author

12.010 Champlain, Proofs of 16 pages of Voyages de Champlain [Ca. 1922] [s.l.] Samuel de aux Indes Occidentales. [Journals] 12.011 Forin, J.A. Diary concerning the 1870 Rebellion. TS. 35 [196-?] [s.l.] p. Dated 1 Jan. – 31 Dec. 1885 [Journals] 12.012 Hargrave, James TS. (copy, stapled): “Unfinished Journal of a 24 Nov. 1939 [York Factory, Clerk at York Factory, Hudson’s Bay Hudson’s Bay

108 [Journals] Company”. 13 p. Dated 1828-1829 Company]

12.013 Henderson, Elmes “Some Reminiscences of a Modern Do-the- 24 July 1929 54 Madison Av[e] (1840-1932) Boys School”. [Upper Canada College]. TS. [Toronto] [Journals] Lawyer (carbon). 8 leaves. With A.L.S. to Hugh Hornby Langton (1862-1953).

12.014 Henderson, Elmes “Some Reminiscences of Upper Canada July 1929 54 Madison Av[e], (1840-1932) College from 1854 to 1857”. TS. (carbon)., Toronto [Journals] Lawyer signed. 10 leaves.

12.015 Henry, George “Reminiscences of a Pioneer,” concerning [after 1911] Galt, Ontario (fl. 1876) emigration from Ontario to southern [Journals] Author Manitoba, near Emmerson. TS. 32 p.

12.016 Rollins, Capt. Ship’s logbook for the King Philip, Jetty 1859 Boston, San Francisco, London Dock Puget Sound, Sydney, [Journals] Callao (Peru), Boston

12.017 Lash, Zebulon Address concerning his life as a lawyer, 20 May 1918 York Club, Toronto Aiton reforms in the legal profession, and life in [Journals] (1846-1920) Canada from 1868 to 1918. TS. 4 leaves. Lawyer and Deputy of Justice

12.018 McKay, John TS transcript (carbon): Mr. John McKay’s [194-?] Brandon House and (fl. 19th century) Journal 1812-13, Brandon House and Port Fort Qu’Appelle [Journals] Fur trader, Qu’Appelle. 15 leaves. Hudson’s Bay Company

109 12.019 Mackie, W. B. Collection of material from 20th Canadian 1916-1926 [France], Saint Gerard, Battalion, including a war diary covering Belgium, on board [Journals] operations on the Somme (TS. 3 leaves), RMS Caronia, and minutes (TS. 2 leaves), T.L.S. to H. V. Rorke Toronto informing him of his election as honorary president of the 20th Battalion Association, programmes, and a Christmas card form H. V. Rorke with photos

12.020 Mackinlay, James Diary of a journey northward from Great 5 Mar. 1925 [s.l.] Slave Lake, Great Fish River exploring party. [Journals] TS. (carbon transcript). 50 leaves. Dated 7 May-23 Aug. 1890. Introduction by G.H. Blanchet. TS. 2 leaves.

12.021 Oliver, Frank “Hudson’s Bay Company Diary of Fort 1854-1856 Fort Edmonton folders 1- Edmonton. October 1854 to May 1856.” TS 7 transcript (carbon). 69 leaves. Notes on the Fort Edmonton Diary. TS. 64 [Journals] leaves. [s.d.] [s.l.] 12.022 Richardson, [Labrador journal]. Photostatic reproductions 1771 [Labrador] William of a holograph MS (14 p. of the journal), 1 [Journals] (1748-1772) seascape (Blockhouse Chatteau) by Fur trader and Richardson and a self-portrait. explorer 12.023 Stewart, Rev. Memoir of the late Thomas Strahan Shenston [s.d.] [Ontario] folders 1- William of Brantford, Ont. TS., 92 p. 4

[Journals]

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12.024 Swain, Thomas Journal, 1802-1804. TS., 41 p. [s.d.] [Canada]

[Journals] Fur trader, agent for the Hudson’s Bay Company

12.025 Taylor, G. A voyage to North America perform’d by G. [ca. 1937] [s.l.] Taylor of Sheffield, in the years 1768, and [Journals] 1769. TS., 20 p.

12.026 Wright, Meriel Australian Theatre people’s tour of China. 24 Sep.- 16 [Australia?] TS. Oct. 1978 [Journals] Australian author

13.001 Harborne, Symon Original indenture and transcription. 17 June 1622 England and Hickman, [Legal] Henry

13.002 Hardwick, Original indenture and transcription. 26 Sep. 1793 England William and [Legal] Haskin, Thomas

13.003 Bradford, Robert Itemized bill for the funeral of Mrs. Diana 15 June 1723 [England?] Wright. [Legal]

13.004 Selva, “Acquisto delli NN. HH. Filippo e Zuanne 23 Feb. 1790 [Italy] Giannantonio fratelli Molin de furono Marco Bertucci dalla [Legal] societa del nuovo teatro erretto nelle contrade

111 di S. Angelo …” Contract including architect’s MS. rendition of the arrangement of boxes on the third level of the new theatre; numbering of boxes on 4th level, and printed table showing prices of seats in old and new theatre.

13.005 Tompson, Special administration (with will annexed) of 1863-1865 [London] Elizabeth the effects of Elizabeth Tompson, wife of [Legal] Joseph Frank Tompson.

13.006 Julius III, Pope “Instruttione data a Piet.o Camaiani nostro Late 16th c. [Italy] (1487-1555) Camr…” Instruction by which Camaiani was [Legal] to explain the appointment of Cardinal Verallo as legate to King Henry II of France, a sign of his love of peace, a peace in which he wanted to involve the Emperor. 13.007 Ball, Richard and Civil contract on vellum. 7 June 1793 Hasting [England] Milward, Thomas [Legal]

13.008 Taught, Edward Last will and testament. 2 Apr. 1759 Hasting [England]

[Legal]

13.009 [s.n.] Account of personal expenses in pounds, 3 Sep. 1761 [Great Britain?] shillings and pence. [Legal]

13.010 Buchnor, John Account of the estate of the late John 1825-1835 [England] Buchnor, Doctor, to John J. Lefferty,

112 [Legal] Surgeon.

13.011 Carey, Matthew Receipt issued to Matthias Hollenback for the 22 May 1794 [Philadelphia, Pa.] (1740-1839?) purchase of Guthrie’s Geography. [Legal] Publisher, author, economist, bookseller.

13.012 Compañia de Noticia de las entradas mensuales 1773[-74] Madrid Manuel Martinez MS. Comparative monthly account for the [Legal] and Compañia de two theatre companies. Eusebio Rivera

Madrid theatre companies

13.013 Compañia de Ricardo Sepulveda [1888] [Madrid] Manuel Martinez El Corral de la Pacheca, p. 604-607 [Legal] Madrid theatre (photocopy). company Expenses for 1790-1791 theatre season. 13.014 Compañia de MS. Day-book and accounts [I] (sewn and 4 April to 21 [Madrid] Manuel Martinez unbound ). Dec. 1790 [Legal] Madrid theatre company

13.015 Compañia de MS. Day-book and accounts [II] (sewn and 25 Dec. to 8 [Madrid] Manuel Martinez unbound). March [1790] [Legal] Madrid theatre company

113 13.016 Compañia de MS. Day-book and accounts [I] (sewn and 4 April to 12 [Madrid] Eusebio Rivera unbound). Dec. 1790 [Legal] Madrid theatre company

13.017 Compañia de MS. Day-book and accounts [II] (sewn and 25 Dec. to 8 [s.l.] Eusebio Rivera unbound). March [1790] [Legal] Madrid theatre company

13.018 Eyre, Thomas Letter of Attorney concerning the Canada 5 Sept. 1845 London Captain, Royal Company. [Legal] Navy

13.019 Conynck, C. de Contract for sale of fief-property with pendant 11 Jan. 1679 Parish of Renynghelst seal. In Flemish. With translation. [Legal]

13.020 Forsyth, Mary TS. letter to Mr. Stamper, including invoices 17 Nov. 1837 Halifax [Nova Scotia] of goods shipped to him and to Mrs. Douglas [Legal] in Prince Edward Island.

13.021 France. Conseil Arest fourne l’officier du baillage. Extrait 18 Jun. 1745 Paris, [France] d’état. 1ere registre du Conseil d’état. [6] p. [Legal] Manuscript signed “coppie”, by Demerry.

13.022 Louis XIII, King Royal edict granting pardon to the Duke de July 1629 Nimes of France Rohan and Sieur de Soubise and others in [Legal] (1610-1643) Languedoc, Cevennes, etc. TS.

114 13.023 Gardner, Anthony Workshop diary and account for repair and June 1947 Missel Brook Cottage, Bookbinder rebinding of Medical Zoology. Chiddingfold, Surrey [Legal] [England]

13.024 Mary I, Queen of MS. (encapsulated) on vellum: Royal 25 July 1554 [Winchester, England] England proclamation in secretary hand announcing [Legal] (1553-1558) regnal style of Philip and Mary. In Latin. Part wanting. With transcription.

13.025 George VI, King Writ of summons to Parliament to Hamar 15 June [London] of England Viscount Greenwood. [1945] [Legal] (1895-1952)

13.026 Pascoe, Lease of a house to Anthony Harry signed by Jun. 1732 [England] Humphrey Humphrey Pascoe. On parchment. Mutilated [Legal] with significant loss of information.

13.027 Henry, Edme Receipt (duplicate) for disbursements made to 24 Nov. 1814 Montreal (1760-1841) the Militia Men of the Beauharnais Division. [Legal] Soldier Signed by Edme Henry.

13.028 Hubbard, Charles Masonic certificate, King Solomon’s Royal 20 Nov. 1867 Toronto H. Arch Chapter, No. 8, G.R.C. [Legal]

13.029 [s.n.] Indenture concerning the sale of lands by the 18 July 1817 Red River [Manitoba] Chiefs of the Sautaux and Cree Nations to the [Legal] Earl of Selkirk for his Red River Settlement. On vellum. With a copy of the recto.

115 13.030 Lower Stewiacke MS. List of prizes awarded at the 7 Oct. 1858 [Shubenacadie, Nova Shebenacadie and Shebenacadie exhibition. 3 p. Scotia] [Legal] Gays River Agricultural Society

13.031 McGillivray, Draft of articles of agreement by and William 1 Nov. 1814 Montreal, Lower William McGillivray, Simon McGillivray, Archibald Canada [Legal] (1764?-1825) Norman McLeod, Thomas Tain, John McTavish, and Henry MacKenzie concerning McTavish McGillivray & Co. (Compagnie du Nord-Ouest). TS. (copy). 29 leaves.

13.032 Northwest Voyageurs’ contract. Signed + for Benjamin 20 Oct. 1811 Montreal [Lower Company of La Tesace de Berthier. In French. Canada] [Legal] Canada (1775-1821)

13.033 Northwest Two photographs of the original agreement 5 July 1796 [Montreal] Company of between Alexander MacKenzie and the [Legal] Canada proprietors of the Northwest Company (1775-1821) admitting David Mackenzie and William Mackay as partners.

13.034 Phillibot, Joseph Application signed by Robert Walpole 18 June 1766 Court of St James concerning a grant of land in Quebec made by [London] [Legal] King George III.

13.035 Banff Corps Proposed establishment of the Banff 30 July 1803 Banff [Scotland] Corps of Volunteer Infantry. [Legal]

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13.036 Prussia, Passport for Antoni Bronski. In German. 1832 Prussia Ministerium des Contains MS entries and stamps from several [Legal] Inners European cities. 4 p.

13.037 Stewart, Donald Last will and testament of Donald Stewart of 15 Jan. 1813 Pictou Pictou. [Legal] 30 Jul. 1813 With the probate letter. Pictou 13.038 Schank, John Letter of attorney, appointing Simon Fraser of 6 Aug. 1785 [s.l.] (1740-1823) Quebec, attorney, to act on Schank’s behalf. [Legal] Naval officer

13.039 Muntz, G.H. Open letter to the mayor, members of the [6 Feb. 1933] Toronto President Board of Control and Aldermen concerning [Legal] Bureau of income tax. Municipal Research

13.040 Wilcocks, John Induction certificate and declaration of 26 Aug. 1730 Exeter, [England] conformity with the liturgy of the Church of [Legal] England.

13.041 United Farmers Brief financial and personnel history. 1914-1918 [Toronto] Co-Operative [Legal]

13.042 Toronto citizenry T.S. of a petition of Toronto citizens against [s.d.] [Toronto] the Rebellion Losses Bill of 1849, with a list [Legal] of as many signatures as could be deciphered.

117

13.043 Hawkins, John Affidavit sworn by John Hawkins, ship 22 Jun 1786 Bristol, [England] master of the Canada, concerning a convoy of [Legal] ships sailing from Portsmouth to Quebec, with one of the ships, the Chance under the command of Captain Murray left behind at the Isle of Wight. Witnessed by John Croft, Mayor of Bristol.

13.044 Mowat, Oliver Deed of bargain and sale [to land in lots 10 1 Feb. 1864 Toronto and 13 on Yonge Street in the City of [Legal] Toronto]. By Oliver Mowat et al. to John Bailey. [8] leaves. With an accompanying document with the signature and seal of Oliver Mowat. With envelope addressed to Dr W.S. Wallace “presented as an example of a 19th century indenture”.

13.045 [s.n.] Wholesale price current of foreign articles 16 Feb 1866 Martinique admitted into Martinique, forwarded by M. [Legal] and E. Coipel and Co., St-Pierre.

13.046 Crofton, Walter Circular from the Blue Book Department of 1 May 1850 Toronto C. the Inspector General’s Office requesting [Legal] receivers to transmit the gross amounts received by each governmental office.

With draft reply to the circular. 7 May 1850 [Wrighton, W.H.] 13.047 Whiteaves, J.F. Three completed form letters from the 1882-1889 Ottawa Geological and Natural History Survey to

118 [Legal] G.R. White acknowledging receipt of specimens for the museum.

13.048 Langan, Patrick Copy of a contract of marriage, originally 16 Dec. 1847 Quebec & Fraser, Juliana dated 20 Aug. 1794. [Legal]

13.049 Murray, Patrick Acceptance of Francois Bertin in place of 2 Jan. 1813 Montreal (Lt Col) Batiste Renaud, who has been discharged [Legal] from service.

13.050 Miller, John Affidavit sworn by John Miller, tide surveyor 17 Apr. 1786 Bristol, [England] at Cowes, Isle of Wight, concerning a convoy [Legal] of ships sailing to Quebec, with one of the ships, the Chance under the command of Captain Murray left behind at the Isle of Wight. Miller swears the reason for this was Murray’s intoxication. Witnessed by William Dickonson, Mayor of Newport, Southampton.

13.051 [s.n.] List of articles for agreement between a Mr 1826 [s.l.] Gerrard and G.M. & Co., concerning certain [Legal] debts owed by Gerrard, a deed for property associated with Gerrard as well as money owed him.

13.052 [s.n.] Estimated expenditure of the Board of School 1870 [Toronto] Trustees for the village of Yorkville. [Legal]

13.053 Stewart, William Affidavit sworn before Nathaniel Newnham, 1 Apr. 1783 London, [England]

119 Lord Mayor of London, concerning his [Legal] business transactions executed under the direction of his employer, John Fraser; a review of his debts.

13.054 Collingwood, Certificate of Service of Lt John Mortimer, 7 Mar. 1796 On board the Excellent Cuthbert, Admiral H.M.S. Excellent (1795-96). [Legal] Lord (1750-1810) British admiral

13.055 [s.n.] Fragment of a note concerning lots on the [19th cent] [s.l.] Mill Reservation, Port Hope [Legal]

13.056 [s.n.] T.S. list of books from the estate of William [1946] Great Britain Henry Skinner. With prices. [Legal]

14.001 Ogilvy, Gilbert “Retour” of the special service of Gilbert A. 10 Jan. 1567 Scotland Ogilvy as heir to Alexander Ogilvy of that ilk [Legal] his father in the lands … and Drumfirks. With two red wax seals pendant.

14.002 Various Document concerning free land in Orrhart Between 1603 [England] Lane. With the Great Seal of King James I & 1625 [Legal] pendant.

14.003 George IV Fiat recorded in the Register’s Office of the 10 Oct. 1827 St Lewis Castle, Records at Quebec, concerning the Quebec City [Legal] appointment of Justices for Montreal. With

120 the Great Seal of the Province of Lower Canada pendant.

14.004 ? Large legal document in French, composed of 1578 France two vellum pieces stitched together. Several [Legal] holes that affect the text. On the verso it is signed: Sapper J.E. McKinney, 4th Can. Div. Co., France 1916.

14.005 Szobranczi, Josa Last Will and Testament in Hungarian and 16 Oct. 1726 Munkacs, Hungary Latin. With typescript copy. (now Mukachevo, [Legal] Ukraine)

14.006 ? A contract regarding the division of common 1696 [Hungary?] lands by 1723. In Latin. [Legal]

14.007 ? Contract in which a man promises to free his 1609 [Hungary?] serfs at various date between 1613 and 1692, [Legal] whom he had given away to cover his debts. In Latin 15.001 Albuzio, E.L. “Cenno storico. ‘Il giudizio di Paride’. Nov. 1941 Chiavari, (Riviera Dipinto attribuito al Giorgione.” TS. Ligure) [Literary]

15.002 Chislett, William Biography of “Grant Allen, naturalist and [s.d.] Myerstown, novelist”. With envelope addressed to Prof. Pennsylvania [Literary] Author H.R. Fairclough. TS.

15.003 Fairclough, Henry Biography of Grant Allen (1848-1899). TS. 8 [s.d.] Stanford University,

121 Rushton p. California [Literary] (1862- ) Classicist, author

15.004 Allison, William MS. of the author’s poem, “Sic transit gloria”. [s.d.] [s.l.] Talbot Removed from the author’s The amber army [Literary] (1874-1941) and other poems, Toronto, 1909. Canadian poet, author

15.005 Hunt y Cortes, In Ezopo izazanillatoi. Fabulas de Esopo 1895 Mexico Agustin [Aesop’s fables]. TS. 31 p. [Literary]

15.006 Arias, Alejandro Poesias de Alejandro C. Arias. Collection of Ca. 1942 [Montevideo?] C. 15 TS. poems, some autographed. [Literary] (1911- )

15.007 Avison, Margaret “For Professor Endicott: an Address.” TS. 16 Apr. 1968 [Toronto] (1918-) poem. [Literary] Poet, librarian, editor, lecturer, and social worker

15.008 De Banville, “Jésus enfant.” Poem. 19th c. [s.l.] Théodore [Literary] Faullain (1823-1891) Poet, author

15.009 [s.n.] “An elegie on the death of that illustrious and [17th c.] [England]

122 vertuous gentleman Sr. John Barrington [Literary] Baronet.”

15.010 [s.n.] “In dominam Winifridam Barrington a [16th c.] [England] Regibus editam.” Genealogy of Winifred [Literary] Pole (ca. 1525 – 1601) the widow of Sir Thomas Barrington. On vellum.

15.010 Bertrán, Luis “Los caminos de Dios : obra en 3 actos y en 1951 Montevideo pros”. Play. [Literary]

15.011 Blackburn, The Dragon, a radio play broadcast 2 May 1956 [Toronto] Robert 1956 on the CBC; with a handwritten memo [Literary] Chief Librarian, to Richard Landon forwarding the script to University of the University of Toronto Library. 2 Apr. 1977 Toronto Toronto 15.012 Blake, Edward Speech delivered to the House of Commons 13 Mar. 1902 [Ottawa] (1833-1912) on the Irish situation. [Literary] M.P. for S. Longford

15.013 Brown, Audrey Title page and table of contents (in typescript) [1931?] 418 Kennedy St., Alexandra (1904- to a collection of poems (later A Dryad in Nanaimo, B.C. [Literary] 1998) Nanaimo) Canadian poet 15.014 Brown, Harcourt Letter to Saturday Night magazine entitled, [s.d.] 192 Frontenac St., “Shaw and the Shaviah”. Kingston, Ontario [Literary]

123 15.015 Callaghan, “Winter”. TS (with corrections). Short story. [1974?] [Toronto] Morley (1903- [Literary] 1990) Canadian author

15.016 Caraghiaur, “Iernatice stihuri”. TS., signed. Poetry Mar-May Montreal Eugen Enea compilation. 1980; Apr. [Literary] 1981 Romanian engineer and poet 15.017 Caraghiaur, “Iernatice stihuri”. TS., signed. Poetry Jun.-Jul. 1980 Montreal Eugen Enea compilation. [Literary] Romanian engineer and poet

15.018 Caraghiaur, “Iernatice stihuri”. TS., signed. Poetry Aug.-Oct. Montreal Eugen Enea compilation. 1980 [Literary] Romanian engineer and poet

15.019 Caraghiaur, “Iernatice stihuri”. TS., signed. Poetry Jan.-Apr. Montreal Eugen Enea compilation. 1981 [Literary] Romanian engineer and poet

15.020 Cau, Salvatore “Il Canada”. Poem, signed, with 12 Mar. 1970 Bolzano [Italy] accompanying note to “Liguori”. [Literary]

15.021 [s.n.] Charaden – A collection of German poems Early 19th c. [s.l.] and quotations in MS.

124 [Literary]

15.022 Clark, Alexander Literary review of Cement by F.V. Gladkov. [1929?] [s.l.] F.B. [Literary] (1882- ) (1883- 15.023 ? Holograph notes in English and Latin, [s.d.] [s.l.] including an extract from Tractatus Bartoli [Literary] De fluminibus seu Tyber … , p. 370 (Basle, 1588).

15.024 Dalton “God Save Thee, Canada!” TS., poem. [s.d.] [s.l.] [Armitage], [Literary] Annie Charlotte (1865-1938) Canadian poet

15.025 Dawes, Sir Notes for a sermon preached before the [1704/05] [s.l.] William Queen. [Literary]

15.026 Digby, Will “Up she goes”. TS. of play. [s.d.] [s.l.]

[Literary]

15.027 [s.n.] Metrical feet for poetry [18th cent.?] [Netherlands?] Dutch watermark “Vryheyt”, [Literary] dating from the 18th cent. 15.028 Dowson, William “Shhhhh! Don’t Tell Anyone: Folk Tales of 1976 [Toronto]

125 C.H. Old Toronto; Stories of Its People”. TS. [Literary] (photocopy) 31 p.

15.029 [s.n.] [Epitaphs, A collection of.] [19th cent.?] [England?] [28] leaves in MS. copied from several [Literary] sources, containing 34 epitaphs in Latin and English.

15.030 [s.n.] “Out of the full answer” [excerpts] of a reply [17th cent.] [England?] to an “infamous pamphlet”. MS. 7 leaves [Literary]

15.031 Fairchild, George Biographical note and “Oritani snow shoe [1887?] [s.l.] M. song”. TS., 1 p. Removed from Sasseville, J. [Literary] (1854-1912) Notes on the two Jesuit manuscripts… edited Author, editor by George M. Fairchild. New York, 1887. Gift of Louis Melzack.

15.032 Faithfull, Emily “The Enfranchisement of Women”. [1872?] [USA?] (1835-1895) Holograph draft. [Literary] Author, lecturer 8 leaves. on women’s suffrage, and founder of Victoria Press.

15.034 Gardiner, Samuel Notes on the Thurleo papers (June-Sept. [ca. 1919] [England] Rawson 1656), now Rawlinson MSS. H., Bodleian [Literary] (1829-1902) Library (in notebook). Historian

126 15.035 Glendinning, “The Fall of Civilization.” TS., signed. 4 p. [ca. 1940] [s.l.] Harry [Literary] (1879-1948) Historian, author

15.036 Goodwin, Willard T.L.S. concerning the Kenner checklist; “A May 1979 and The University of checklist of the published works of Hugh 26 May 1978 Texas at Austin, [Literary] Kenner”. TS.; T.L.S. to Goodwin from Austin, Texas and Kenner. 103 Edgevale Road, Baltimore, Md. 15.037 Gould, Margaret “Prologue to Oblivion and other poems”. TS. 1936-1944 [s.l.] R. pamphlet (sewn). [Literary]

15.038 Govier, Katherine “Brunswick Avenue”. 25 leaves. TS. with [1983?] and Toronto (1948- ) MS. corrections: With A.L.S. and A.N.S. 11 Jan. 1984 [Literary] Canadian author from Dave Carpenter (of Descant).

16.001 [s.n.] “Here’s the kirk, but where’s the steeple?” [s.d.] [s.l.] Poem debating whether to build a manse or a [Literary] steeple for the new church. Illustrated.

16.002 Hood, A. N. Extracts from the journal of Capt. A. N. Hood 1861 [s.l.] on an embassy to the Sultan of Morocco [Literary] (from Tangier to Meknès) led by Sir John Drummond-Hay. 11 p. With envelope.

16.003 Hood, Hugh “One owner, low mileage”. Carbon copy TS. [1967?] [Toronto?] (1928-2000) of a short story commissioned by the CBC as [Literary] Canadian author part of the Anthology Series of Centennial Short Stories, and read by Bud Napp.

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16.004 Hood, Hugh “Suites & single rooms w/bath”. Carbon copy [1962?] [Montreal?] (1928-2000) TS. of a short story commissioned by the [Literary] Canadian author CBC as part of the Anthology Weekly Literary Program.

16.005 [s.n.] [Incantation]. [Arbracadabra formula]. In [18th c.?] [s.l.] Arabic. [Literary]

16.006 Lampman, Three holograph poems (with envelope): part Sept.-Oct. [s.l.] Archibald of “The Child’s Music Lesson,” “October,” 1884 [Literary] (1861-1899) and “What do poets want with gold”. Poet and civil servant 16.007 Lampman, Holograph poems (photocopies): “October,” [1884] [s.l.] Archibald [“In October”], part of “the Child’s Music [Literary] (1861-1899) Lesson,” “Song” [“Unrest”], “What do poets Poet and civil want with gold”. servant 16.008 Laugharne, Hugh A.L.S. enclosing a poem to the late Earl of 27 Aug. 1853 Market Street, Warwick; Warwick [England] [Literary] “On the Death of the Earl of Warwick”. Poem. 1 leaf.

16.009 Leslie, Mary Booklet with holograph poem, “The July 1868 On board the St (1840-1920) remembrance of Mis[s] Ramsey,” and Lawrence [Literary] Canadian author miscellaneous notes.

16.010 Locatelli, Basilio Scenario of a Commedia dell’Arte. TS. with [s.d.] [Rome]

128 (18th cent. Italian MS. corrections (stapled). In Italian. 12 [Literary] author) leaves.

16.011 MacDiarmid, “Social Credit and Automation”. Holograph [s.d.] [s.l.] Hugh (born copy of an article (encased). 6 leaves; “To [Literary] Christopher the Spanish Republicans”. Holograph poem Murray Grieve (encased). 5 leaves. (1892-1978) Scottish poet 16.012 MacDonald, “New Year 1877”. Holograph poem, signed. 1 [1877?] [s.l.] George leaf. [Literary] (1824-1905) Poet and novelist

16.013 McGregor, “Stray thoughts and other poems”. TS., [37] [s.d.] [s.l.] Gilbert leaves. [Literary]

16.014 Maeterlinck, L’Intruse (one-act play). TS (sewn). 17 [s.d.] [s.l.] Maurice leaves. Cover signed Léo Berty. [Literary] (1862-1949) Belgian poet and playwright

16.015 Maffuccius, “Melibaeus siue De Epiphania Domini.” 1587 Rome Simon Poem. [Literary]

16.016 Manning, Hugo A.L.S. to Marian Brown (1 leaf) with a 10 Aug. 1974 London, England (1913-1977) holograph copy of Mannino’s poem “Tread [Literary] British poet gently now”.

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16.017 Masefield, John Holograph short story “Little Gurhalt’s Mass [s.d.] [s.l.] (1878-1967) Penny.” 8 leaves. [Literary] Author

16.018 Masefield, John Holograph poem “The Sailor’s Life.” Sept and Nov. On board RMS (1878-1967) 1894 Orellana off Buenos [Literary] Author “Masfields [Masefield’s] Works. TS. Aires (sewn).13 leaves [s.d.] [s.l.] 16.019 Masefield, John A.L.S. to Cazenove concerning the revival of 16 Apr. 1909 [s.l.] (1878-1967) Masefield’s plays. [Literary] Author

16.020 Miller, Frances Play with binder, signed: “So Red the [s.d.] [s.l.] Fox Stockings”. TS. 100 leaves. [Literary] Author

16.021 Miller, Frances “Little Lost Boy”. TS. (copy) poem: 1 leaf. [s.d.] [s.l.] Fox [Literary] Author

16.022 Murray, Alex “Cottage Children”. Holograph poem. 2 p. 17 Apr. 1802 [s.l.]

[Literary]

16.023 Neppi, Giulio “Cavalin,” “L’Infinit,” and “La Sira Dal Dì Feb and Mar. Bologna [Italy] D’Festa”. 3 TS poems, signed. In Italian. 1952

130 [Literary]

16.024 Outram, Richard “Inuit”. TS poem, signed. Feb. 1981 [s.l.] (1930- ) To Cicely Blackstock. [Literary] Canadian poet

16.025 Pigott, Harriet Holograph, signed. Preface to John Galt’s July 1840 55 Lower Grosvenor (1766-1846) Demon of Destiny. St. [London?] [Literary] Author

16.026 Price, Marjorie “Big Business,” one-act play. TS. (stapled). [s.d.] 8 Lakeside Ave., Canadian 24 leaves. Toronto, Canada [Literary] playwright

16.027 Price, Marjorie “A Terrible Night,” TS. (with paper [s.d.] 8 Lakeside Ave., Canadian fasteners). one-act play.15 leaves Toronto, Can. [Literary] playwright

16.028 Pye, B. MS notes on Joseph Hall’s virgidenorium. 8 [s.d.] [s.l.] p. [Literary]

16.029 Ralston, James “Phases of disarmament,” speech delivered to 2 Apr. 1928 Montreal Layton the Canadian Club of Montreal. TS. 7 leaves. [Literary] (1881-) Minister of Defence

16.030 Reaney, James 6 poems. TS (some carbon). 9 leaves. [s.d.] [s.l.] (1926-)

131 [Literary] Professor and author

16.031 Reaney, James “The Box Social”. MS. draft of short story [1947] [s.l.] (1926-) published in The New Liberty, 19 July, 1947. [Literary] Professor and author

16.032 Reaney, James A.N.S. to Mr Sinclair concerning the delayed 14 Jan. 1966 276 Huron St, (1926-) appearance of the author’s “Alphabet 11”. London, Ont. [Literary] Professor and author

16.033 Reynolds, Lois “Jolly Good Fellows”. TS. one-act comedy. 1933 Toronto Canadian Winner of the playwriting competition [Literary] playwright conducted by the Canadian Drama League for the Women’s League Association.

16.034 Scott, Dixon “Villanelle”, “Hawthorn in suburbia”, 1902-1905 [s.l.] “Reflections”, “Mount Olive”. Poems in [Literary] MS., signed by Dixon Scott.

With a newspaper clipping, reviewing the Scott’s works. 26 Dec. 1916 [s.l.]

16.035 [s.n.] Sermon on Titus 2:15. No authorship but [18th cent.?] [s.l.] reference to the authority of the King places it [Literary] in either Britain or Canada before 1837.

16.036 Service, Robert Galley proofs for Songs of a sourdough. [s.d.] [s.l.] (1874-1958)

132 [Literary] Canadian poet

16.037 Service, Robert A.L.S. to a bookseller, Mr [R.A.] Bond, 1 Mar. 1957 Villa Aurora, (1874-1958) concerning some thoughts he expressed in a Monte Carlo [Literary] Canadian poet BBC interview concerning the writing of Songs for a sourdough, and thanking him for endorsing the book fifty years previously.

16.038 Bond, R.A. Letter to poet and novelist Robert Service 15 Feb. 1957 Neptune Motel, Naples, (1874-1958) concerning the original galley Florida [Literary] proofs for Songs of a Sourdough. A second letter to the Ryerson Press asks the editors to forward Bond’s letter to Service.

16.039 Bond, R.B. Typed manuscript of “The Birth Pains of 1958 [s.l.] [R.A.?] ‘Songs of Sourdough’ by Robert W. [Literary] [William] Service”, published in The Globe and Mail as “I sold Service to the public”, 28 Jun. 1958. With other newspaper and magazine clippings on Service.

16.040 Sitwell, “Dr Donne and Gargantua Canto 7”. TS., 22 Dec. 1932 Weston, [England] Sacheverell with correction and instructions to the printer, [Literary] (1897-1988) comprising a 13 p. preface, followed by the poem and notes.

16.041 Suknaski, “The descent”, “Kite poem for Leonard 7 Oct. 1970 Vancouver Andrew Cohen”. Two TS. poems. With postmarked [Literary] (1942- ) envelope. Canadian poet 16.042 Voznesensky, “The first ice”. TS. poem translated by 1959 [s.l.]

133 Andrei Andrew Suknaski. [Literary] Russian author

16.043 Sweezey, Harriet Carbon copy of a poetry review of Watson 23 Feb. 1931 [s.l.] Kirkconnell’s The tide of life. [Literary]

16.044 Wright, Peter Holograph notes for a lecture (?) on Canadian [1951?] [Canada?] (1910- ) culture. [Literary]

16.045 Zampieri, “Predicando in Forli l’anno 1779 …”; “In 1779 Cammillo occasione del magnifico solenne ottavario [Literary] (1701-1784) celebrato nella chiesa loro dalli molto reverendi pardi cappucini d’Imola”; [s.d.] Celebrandosi solenne ottavario dalli padri cappuccini d’Imola in onore dei due santi loro novelli Santo Serafino da Monte Franaro e Beate Bernardo da Corleone …” Three poems in MS.

1769 [Faenza] 17.001 Collignon, Albert Correspondence 1990 [s.l.]

[Literary]

17.002 Collignon, Albert Correspondence and two copies of his 1984-1985 [s.l.] Flowers of the imagination. [Literary]

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17.003 Collignon, Albert Correspondence, drafts of poems, plays, and 1984-1990 Various [Canada] prose texts [Literary]

18.001 [s.n.] New Year’s poem in Danish entitled “Den 1. [1812] [Denmark?] JanËar 1812. Found in Frederik H¼egh- [Literary] Guldberg, Salmed smaating, Kjobenhavn, 1815-16.

18.002 [Mecking, Typescript in German of an article with [ca. 1938] [Germany?] Ludwig? various suggested titles, the first of which is [Literary] “Japan abseits der breiten Wege”. With newspaper clipping entitled “Rashin – das japanische Gdingen”.

18.003 [Leyman, Eric] Typescript of “The cyclone’s heart” and two [1970s-1980s] [s.l.] carbon copies of typescript poems: “Chacun a [Literary] son gout” and “Hearsay”.

18.004 Hutchinson, Poem by Mary Cowden-Clarke in the hand of Before 1901 [London?] Thomas Thomas Hutchinson entitled “Sonnet to Leigh [Literary] Hunt”. With envelope in hand of Arthur Symons.

18.005 Grant, Douglas Collection of Grant’s poems included a 1955-1969 Various holograph of “The Missionary: Love”, “The [Literary] Fallen Rider”, newspaper clipping of his poem, “The Oracle”, one postcard, and the Order of Service for Grant’s memorial

135 service in Leeds.

18.006 Mecking, Ludwig TS. of Ludwig Mecking’s “Meine Erlebnisse 1926 [Germany?] auf der Japanfahrt von Jul ibis Dezember”. [Literary]

18.007 Lacey, Ed A. Twenty-three poems with author’s MS. notes; typescripts (some photocopies). [Literary]

18.008 Fairley, Barker “The Forest (for A.Y. Jackson)”. Holograph [s.d.] [s.l.] (1887-1986) poem. [Literary] Canadian artist and author See also Grove, Frederick Philip

18.009 Harte, Bret “Dickens in Camp”. Holograph poem. July 1879 [s.l.] (1836-1902) [Literary] Author

18.010 O’Hagan, “The Song My Mother Sings”. Holograph [s.d.] [s.l.] Thomas poem, signed. With photocopy. [Literary] (1855-1939) Educator and author 19.001 Browning, Robert Transcript of two pages of Browning’s travel Apr.– May [s.l.] [Literary] (1812-1889) diary in Italy. 1838 Poet 19.002 Browning, Robert Two-page holograph of Browning’s diary of a Apr.-May [Italy]

136 [Literary] (1812-1889) journey to Italy. 1838 Poet 19.003 Browning, Robert Holograph poem “From Zappi”. With the 27 Sept. 1850 [s.l.] [Literary] (1812-1889) armorial bookplate of Beaverbrook. Poet 19.004 Browning, Robert Letter to his daughter-in-law Fannie (1853- 10 Oct 1887 29 De Vere Gardens [Literary] (1812-1889) 1935) concerning family matters. [London]

19.005 Browning, Robert Letter to his son Robert (“Pen”) (1849-1912) 17 Dec. 1887 29 De Vere Gardens, [Literary] (1812-1889) and daughter-in-law Fannie concerning a bust [London] Poet and picture to be sent to the Brussels Exhibition; discussing the progress of a new medallion portrait of the poet; prize day at the Academy; a new edition of the collected poems of Elizabeth Barrett Browning; an upcoming exhibition of art by Pen.

19.006 Browning, Robert Letter to his son Robert (“Pen”) and daughter- 21 Jan. 1888 29 De Vere Gardens [Literary] (1812-1889) in-law Fannie concerning Pen’s bust of his [London] Poet father; a meeting with Henry James; a portrait being done of Browning.

19.007 Browning, Robert Letter to his son Robert (“Pen”) and daughter- 14 May 1888 29 De Vere Gardens [Literary] (1812-1889) in-law Fannie concerning their European tour; [London] Poet art exhibitions in London; art and politics at the National Academy; a social meeting with Gladstone; letter attached to Fannie from Pen’s aunt, Sarianna Browning.

Browning,

137 Sarianna 19.008 Browning, Robert Letter to his son Robert (“Pen”) and daughter- 21 May 1888 29 De Vere Gardens [Literary] (1812-1889) in-law Fannie concerning recent dinner [London] Poet parties; the allegation that Shakespeare was not the author of the plays; news of friends; pictures and exhibitions in London. Attached is a letter from Sarianna Browning.

Browning, Sarianna 19.009 Browning, Robert Letter to his son “Pen” (Robert Barrett 11 Apr. 1889 29 De Vere Gardens [Literary] (1812-1889) Browning) concerning a painting in progress; [London] Poet refers to a recent dinner with Millais; current and future art exhibitions; some problems with the marbles he has received.

19.010 Browning, Robert “Plane te valvam,” holograph poem written 22 Feb. 1866 [s.l.] [Literary] (1812-1889) “on being defied to express in a hexameter – Poet “you ought to sit on the safety-valve”.

19.011 Browning, Robert Additions to Early poems of Robert [s.d.] [s.l.] [Literary] (1812-1889) Browning, copied by Bertram Dobell for the Poet printer.

19.012 Browning, Robert Two poems transcribed by Sarianna [s.d.] [s.l.] [Literary] (1812-1889) Browning. Poet

20.001 Carlyle, M. Fragment of a letter to “Jenny” about a [ca. 1832?] Craigenputtock [Literary] delayed visit. [Scotland]

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20.002 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister, Jenny, encouraging her to 23 Jan. 1832 Ampton Street, London [Literary] (1795-1881) behave well; news of Mrs Welsh. [England]

Scottish historian and essayist

20.003 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister Jenny, on her recent 16 May 1836 5 Cheyne Row, [Literary] (1795-1881) marriage to Robert Hanning; her new life in Chelsea [London] Manchester; an unnamed doctor who is Scottish historian planning to move to Italy; a second volume he and essayist is working on; family news.

20.004 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister, Jean concerning his [Sep. 1842] [s.l.] [Literary] (1795-1881) sojourn in Suffolk and other family matters. Scottish historian Attached is a letter from Carlyle’s mother, and essayist Margaret (Aitken) Carlyle, to him. She is reading poems on Luther; discusses other 19 Sep. 1842 Scotsbrig [Scotland] Carlyle, Margaret family affairs. (1771-1853) 20.005 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister Jenny Hanning on family 11 Apr. 1843 Chelsea [London] [Literary] (1795-1881) matters, the activities of the “Doctor” [brother John Carlyle]; and the imminent, but delayed, Scottish historian appearance of his new book from the printer. and essayist 20.006 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister Jenny Hanning on family 15 Jun. 1845 Chelsea [London] [Literary] (1795-1881) matters, more of brother John Carlyle’s [the “Doctor”] activities in and around London; Scottish historian the second volume of Carlyle’s work which is and essayist sickening him and not yet finished.

139 20.007 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister Jenny Hanning concerning 18 Sep. 1849 Scotsbrig [Scotland] [Literary] (1795-1881) her recent illness; potato rot and harvest at home; family matters. Scottish historian and essayist 20.008 Carlyle, James Letter to “Aunt Jenny”, [Jenny Hanning, 6 Dec. 1849 An[n]an [Scotland] [Literary] Thomas Carlyle’s sister] communicating information about his lessons at school.

20.009 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister Jenny Hanning (living in 8 Apr. 1855 Chelsea [London] [Literary] (1795-1881) Canada West since 1851) concerning the portrait of their mother which he has had Scottish historian photographed and forwarded to her; the and essayist question of their mother’s exact birthdate; carving their mother’s tombstone; sister Jean’s recent finger infection causing the loss of use of the digit; brother John [“the Doctor] coping since the loss of his wife; his own work progressing slowly.

20.010 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to an undisclosed correspondent 15 Apr. 1859 Chelsea [London] [Literary] (1795-1881) concerning a dinner invitation.

Scottish historian and essayist

20.011 Carlyle, John Letter to Jenny [Carlyle Hanning] concerning 3 May 1866 5 Cheyne Row, [Literary] Aitken the sudden death of Thomas Carlyle’s wife, Chelsea [London] (1801-1879) Jane (Jenny). James Carlyle’s brother

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20.012 Carlyle, Thomas Letter to his sister, Jenny, concerning a 19 Mar. 1868 Chelsea [London] [Literary] (1795-1881) cheque which he forwarded her, but about which he has heard nothing; family matters. Scottish historian and essayist 20.013 [Aitken, Mary?] Partial letter concerning Carlyle’s activities 1 Jan. 1873 5 Cheyne Row, [Literary] on New Year’s day and plans for a translation Chelsea [London] Carlyle’s niece of Schiller’s Paternal Household. and companion 20.014 [s.n.] 4 newspaper clippings about the Carlyle 1931-1932 Toronto [Literary] letters.

21.001 Bell, Lionel H. Advertising agent’s dummy for official 1939 Toronto, Ontario [Misc.] programme for 13th quadrennial convention for National Fraternal Society of the Deaf.

21.002 Blanchard, Raoul “Geographie de l’agriculture”. TS. Pre-1937 [s.l.] [Misc.] (1877-1965) Geographer, specialist in Alpine and Canadian studies

21.003 Bryce, Robert B. “An introduction to a monetary theory of spring 1935 St John’s College, [Misc.] employment”. TS (photocopy) of a paper read Cambridge [England] Canadian at the London School of Economics based on bureaucrat and Keynes’s lectures in Cambridge. senior civil servant.

141 21.004 [s.n.] “The Canadian Meteorological Service”. TS. [ca. 1880] [s.l.] [Misc.] Historical overview of the Service.

21.005 Church of “A form of prayer and thanksgiving to 29 Nov. 1759 [s.l.] [Misc.] England Almighty God to be used in all chapels and churches … for vouchsafing such signal successes to His majesty’s Arms, both by sea and land, particularly by the defeat of the French army in Canada…”

21.006 Coats, R.H. “The Expansion of Canada” (outline of [c. 1931] [s.l.] [Misc.] population growth and immigration Dominion backgrounds in Canada to 1930). TS. Statistician 53 p.

21.007 Coats, R.H. Chapter III, Canada, from International 1931 New York, N.Y. [Misc.] Migrations, vol. II, Interpretation. National Dominion Bureau of Economic Research. Statistician 21.008 Coats, R.H. “Social Statistics,” a lecture to the graduating 1943 [Toronto] [Misc.] class in Economics, Toronto University. TS. Dominion Statistician 21.009 Montreal Collection of documents relating to the 1859-1866 Montreal, Quebec [Misc.] Volunteer Montreal Volunteer Cavalry: 11 holograph Cavalry letters, including several from Captain and Paymaster Francis Drummond Fulford and one letter to Thomas D’Arcy McGee from an unknown correspondent asking for employment. Other documents include a

142 catalogue of a horse auction and a notice of a “Trial of Skill in Military Exercises …”

21.010 Colquhoun, Holograph memoranda relating to John 1841-1872 [Ontario?] [Misc.] Arthur Hugh Sanfield Macdonald (politician) Urquhart (1812-1872). 11 p.

21.011 Glazebrook, G. de A History of Transportation in Canada, chap. [s.d.] [s.l.] [Misc.] T. 2 (31 p.) and chap 3 (36 p.). TS. (drafts). Four folders.

21.012 [s.n.] “… on the Progress and History of 1870s Orangeville, Ontario [Misc.] Orangeville chiefly from the Advertiser. No. 1” Photocopy of scrapbook. 50 p.

21.013 Hodgins, John “School Children’s Manners: Official [Late 19th [Ontario] [Misc.] George Regulations”. Holograph. c.?]

21.014 Hodgkin, Extracts from journal describing the geology ca. 186- 35 Bedford Square, Thomas, M. D. of northwest Morocco. Holograph. 18 leaves. London Quaker 21.015 Johnson, John, Sir Corrected page proofs of an article on John 1921 [s.l.] [Misc.] (1742-1830) Johnson. 41 leaves.

21.016 [Peyster, John Small notebook containing newspaper 1921 [s.l.] [Misc.] Watts de] clippings detailing the life and career of Sir John Johnson. With two ribbons bearing the legend “Reina Victoria” and the royal arms.

143 21.017 Lakanal, Joseph Funeral oration of the naturalist Geoffroy 22 June 1844 [Paris] [Misc.] (1762-1845) Saint-Hilaire given at the Museum d’Histoire Political figure of Naturelle, which had been founded in 1794 at the French Lakanal’s suggestion. Holograph. In French. Revolution 3 p.

21.018 Lindsey, Charles TS. Extracts from the MS. by Lindsey in the 18 Feb. 1925 The Library, University [Misc.] (1820-1908) Mackenzie papers, concerning early Canadian of Toronto, Toronto publishing. 19 [i.e. 23] leaves.

21.020 Lyon, Peyton V. TS. (copy). “The Loyalties of E. Herbert 18 Mar. 1990 Department of Political [Misc.] Political scientist Norman”. Report prepared for External Science, Carleton Affairs and International Trade Canada. 49 p. University, Ottawa

22.001 McMahon, James “The Quebec Bridge” TS.; with TS letter 21 Oct. 1940 2210 Marcil Avenue, [Misc.] J. from James McMahon. 8 leaves (glued). N.G.D., Montreal Que. 22.002 MacMurchy, “St. Andrew’s Church, Church Street, 12 Apr. 1901 [Toronto] [Misc.] Bessie Toronto.” Speech to the Women’s Historical (d. 1952) Society. The history of St. Andrew’s Church, c. 1830-1878. TS. 9 leaves.

22.003 Mercer, Samuel TS. concerning the Pyramid Texts and the [s.d.] [s.l.] [Misc.] A. B. (Alfred Egyptian calendar. 39 leaves. Browne) (1879-1969) Egyptologist

22.004 Mercer, Samuel Notes by Robert E. Briggs on Mercer’s [s.d.] [s.l.] [Misc.] A. B. (Alfred Egyptian calendar texts. TS. 22 leaves. Browne) (1879-1969)

144 Egyptologist

22.005 Mercer, Samuel Notes by Robert E. Briggs on Perseus. TS. 9 8 May 1954 [s.l.] [Misc.] A. B. (Alfred leaves. Browne) (1879-1969) Egyptologist

22.006 Mercer, Samuel 14 T.L.S. to Mercer from Robert E. Briggs June 1954- [s.l.] [Misc.] A. B. (Alfred concerning Mercer’s work on the Egyptian July 1955 Browne) calendar texts. 16 leaves. (1879-1969) Egyptologist 22.007 Mercer, Samuel Holograph notes in pencil by Robert E. [mid 1950s?] [s.l.] [Misc.] Alfred Browne Briggs concerning the Egyptian calendar.19 (1879-1969) leaves. Egyptologist 22.008 Mercer, Samuel Envelope addressed to Society of Oriental 21 Apr. 1955 Otto Harrassowitz [Misc.] A. B. (Alfred Research, Worcester, Mass. Handwritten in Wiesbaden [Germany] Browne) pencil: “Mr. Briggs’ Material and Mine for [antiquarian (1879-1969) Chapter VI, The Eg.[yptian] and Bab. bookdealer] Egyptologist Calendar, Handwritten 1956”.

22.009 Merriman, Robert List of birds seen. Holograph. 16 p. Mar. 1913- [Ontario] [Misc.] Owen Sept. 1921 22.010 Neilson. John Arrival of migratory birds. Holograph. 4 p. 1894 [s.l.] [Misc.] 22.011 Neilson, John List of winter migratory and sedentary birds 1888-1889 Dornald, Cap-Rouge [Misc.] detected during the winter 1888-9. Holograph. Road [Neilsonville, 4 p. Quebec]

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22.012 Neilson, John Skeleton list. Land birds of the county of Feb. 1886 [Neilsonville, Quebec] [Misc.] Quebec. Holograph. 5 leaves.

22.013 Neilson, John Spring bird list. Holograph (on U. S. 1890-1893 “Wee Dornal,” St Foye [Misc.] Department of Agriculture form). 1 leaf. [Quebec]

22.014 Neilson, John Winter birds. Holograph (on U. S. 1892-1893 Dornald, Cap-Rouge [Misc.] Department of Agriculture form). 1 leaf. Road [Neilsonville, Quebec] 22.015 Osborne, On the history of Penetanguishene. TS. 9 [s.d.] [s.l.] [Misc.] Alexander leaves. Campbell 22.016 Proceedings of MS. Minutes of the Society. 44 p. 28 July, 4 [s.l.] [Misc.] the Northern Oct., and 22 Entomological Dec. 1862 Society 22.017 Reed, Thomas “Church Music in Canada.” TS (photocopy). [s.d.] [s.l.] [Misc.] Arthur 15 leaves.

22.018 Robinson, Percy “The Beginning of Newmarket” from the 13 Jan. 1938 [s.l.] [Misc.] J. Newmarket Era. Mounted newspaper (1873-1953) clippings. 3 leaves. MS notes on Newmarket Historical author history (with 4 b& w photographs). 8 leaves.

22.019 Siebert, Werner Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu 1901 Berlin [Misc.] Berlin Anmeldebuch des Werner Siebert aus Osnabrück. Report card, with the signature of Max Planck on p. [9].

146 22.020 Tully, Kivas Toronto and Georgian Bay Ship Canal report. 15 Jan. 1858 [Toronto?] [Misc.] (1820-1905) Written for Thomas Clarkson, Chairman of Architect. the Committee and President of the Board of Designer of Trade, Toronto. Trinity College, Osgoode Hall, the Custom House and the Bank of Montreal, Toronto; Victoria Hall, Coburg.

22.021 [s.n.] Topographical description of New York State Early 19th [s.l.] [Misc.] and Upper and Lower Canada. cent.

22.022 White, G.R., Various ornithological notes in print, with a 1885-1926 Ontario [Misc.] Collection of list of botanical names and their English equivalents.

22.023 Bennett, Norda Blue Royal Canadian Air Force class [1940s?] [s.l.] [Misc.] notebook with notes on various electrical topics.

147 22.024 Neményi, Pál Engineering diploma issued to Pál Neményi, 21 Dec. 1918 Budapest [Misc.] signed by the rector and dean of the Engineering Faculty of the József Polytechnic University. All references to “Imperial” or “Empire” have been obliterated on the printed form. With seal in wooden case, pendant.

22.025 Coppée, François Holograph poem written on a postcard 10 Oct. 1892 La Fraiziere, France (1842-1908) beginning “Poète de vingt ans …”, dated 10 Oct. [18]92. Written at La Fraiziere, posted in Paris, and addressed to M. Soehnée, Membre de l’Ecole Française, Palais Farèse, Rome. Written to commemorate the marriage of Jeanne Lemerre on 15 Oct. 1892. Published along with other epithalamic poems in 1892.

22.026 Stefansson, V. Typescript bibliography for guide books of [1942] [Ottawa?] Arctic Canada. From the library of J. Tuzo Wilson.

22.027 Prere, Joseph Scribbler with cover title: College de Sainte- [18]91 [?] Ste-Anne-de-la- Arthur Anne de la Pocatiere, Que. Pocatiere, Quebec

22.028 Anon. Arise, arise, ye sons of Easter, arise [Early 19th [England?] cent.]

22.029 Carleton, Guy, Payment to William Monsell for subsistence 4 Jun 1787 Quebec Lord Dorchester of foot troops. (1724-1808)

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22.030 Weir, Daniel, [Statement of provisions destroyed and 4 Feb. 1762 London (ca. 1734-1781) thrown away to prevent the same from falling into the hands of the enemy]

22.031 Haldimand, [Payment of wages to Samuel Holland, 1 Nov. 1784 Quebec Frederick, Sir Surveyor General of the Province of Canada] (1718-1791)

22.032 Way, Albert Collection of 11 letters and notes addressed to 1867-1868 [London] (1805-1874) or created by Albert Way, antiquarian and founding member of the Archaeological Institute, concerning English artists, previously laid in at front of Cotton, William. Sir Joshua Reynold, and his works. London, 1856 (B-13 01165).

22.033 Bible. Acts of the Latin mediaeval MS. leaf. (Gift of R. &. L. [ca. 1240] [France] Apostles XX- Peters) XXII

22.034 Stumpf, T. Robert Record of a talk with Kobodaishi, together 22 Mar. 1938 Forest Hills, New York with a 2 p. ALS. The gift of Ron & Luana Typophile, Peters. Proprietor of Thumbprint Press

149 22.035 Stumpf, T. Robert Christmas Greetings for Paul Bennett. The 25 Dec. 1941 [New York] gift of Ron & Luana Peters. Typophile, Proprietor of Thumbprint Press

22.036 Daniel, Lewis Letters to Lester Douglas. Includes four TLS 1930-1949 Various (1901-1952 ) and five ALS from Daniel to Douglas, with two tissue copies of letters to Daniel by Artist Douglas, one mentioning George Macy’s commission for Douglas to design the Travels of Marco Polo for the Limited Editions Club, together with several pieces of ephemera related to Daniel. The gift of Ron & Luana Peters.

22.037 Catholic Church. Breviary page for containing the Matins for [Ca. 1260] [France] the feast of St. Stephen.

22.038 Hudson’s Bay List of Chief Factors & Chief Traders of the Ca. 1896- [s.l.] Company Hudson’s Bay Company since 1821. In 1921 typescript and MS.

22.039 Hale, Edward Letter to Hale’s wife in Boston. 21 Jan. 1849 Sherbrooke, Quebec

22.040 Grahame, N.R. Letter addressed to Mr. Thomas Grahame, 24 & 26 Feb. York, U.C. Annan, Scotland. 1933

150 22.041 Louis XVI, Military commission of M. Chupiet, signed 25 Oct. [?] Paris King of France by King Louis XVI. 1791 (1754-1793)

22.042 MacDonald, ALS from MacDonald to Raymond Peringer. 4 Jan. 1975 Thornhill Thoreau ALS from Peringer to MacDonald 3 May 1975 Toronto (1901-1992) [s.d.] Thornhill ANS from MacDonald to Peringer [s.d.] [s.l.] Raymond Peringer Fragment of a letter from F.H. Varley to Thoreau MacDonald F.H. Varley (1881-1969) (MS.00.024)

22.043 Morison, Stanley ALS to Margot, enclosing a piece printed by 14 Dec. 1944 73 Dorset House, (1889-1967) R & R Clark with engraving made at the Gloucester Place, Edinburgh College, and an article on which London. he has been working for several years. Also describes the continued Blitz activities over London.

22.044 Staveley-Hill, A.L.S. to J.W.W. Henry Staveley-Hill was 14 Nov. 1922 Westfield House, Henry. the son of Alexander Staveley-Hill, author of Rugby Barrister, M.P. From Home to Home, Autumn Wanderings in (1865-1946) the Northwest of Canada 1881-1884 and director of the Oxley Ranch near Fort Macleod, Alberta. The letter describes the ranch and the family’s homesteading activities there.

151 22.045 Bond-Head, Sir 2 ALS to his daughter Julia concerning her 11 June 1843 [England] Francis engagement and wedding. 12 June 1843 (1793-1875)

22.046 Hogg, John Printed notice of a “roup of stock & crop” by 30 Jun. 1835 Candermill, Scotland John Hogg.

Topping, H. Letter from H. Topping to John Hogg 5 Aug. 1853 Toronto demanding mortgage payment for his property.

22.047 Gomes, Maria Letter in Portuguese listing the desserts that [ca. 1800] [Portugal?] João the author knows how to make.

23.001 ? Pen-and-ink and watercolour drawings: three [1860s?] [Lake Huron?] depicting Lake Huron; one of a grouse. [Pictorial]

23.002 Avrom Birthday card for Dora Salsberg, made to 1949 [s.l.] accompany a gift of a set of 12 of his lithos. [Pictorial]

23.003 Nicol, Dominik “The last remnant of nomadic Gipsies 1962 Romania (Zlatari) from Romania”. [Pictorial] A.L.S. from Nicol to C. Dima-Dragon. In Romanian. 15 Oct. 1981 NYC [New York City] The customs and life of the nomadic gypsies. Folders 1-24 TS. 14 leaves. In Romanian.

152 Album of 20 b&w photographs, with captions in Romanian.

23.004 Seton, Ernest Autographed original pen and ink drawing of 1897 [s.l.] Thompson an Arctic Fox. Dedicated to James H. [Pictorial] Fleming. 19 Jun. 1925

23.005 [s.n.] Treaty of Breda 21/31 Jul Breda 1667

23.006 Service, Robert Postcard with photograph of Robert Service 190- Yukon (1874-1958) with his log cabin in the Yukon. Acc. [Pictorial] MS.06.006, purchased from Robert Wright.

23.007 Anonymous Collection of drawings depicting German Febr. 1948 [Germany?] hunting scenes from the 18th century and of [Pictorial] the Shawnee Indians from 1760. (The gift of Prof. C. Lloyd Brown-John.)

23.008 Justis, Lyle Letters to Lester Douglas. 17 ALS from 1930-1934 Various (1892-1960) Justis to Douglas (d. 1961) with several [Pictorial] sketches and drawings; mainly related to the Artist Gospel according to St Matthew, 10 tissue copies of TLS by Douglas to Justis. A chronicle of what it was like to work with Douglas, the use of experimental drawings (often as many as 20-30) before the right “line” was obtained to harmonize with the

153 type face used by Douglas. The gift of R. & L. Peters.

23.009 Keene, Susan Boardwalk : for Barbara & Richard [Outram] Jan. 1978 [Toronto] Warner who know it well

Artist

24.001 Macaulay, Horace. Lib. Iii Ode II and Blandusia. Lib. 3 Feb. 1815 [s.l.] Thomas B. Iii, Ode xiii. Holograph ms. 2 p. [Thomas (1800-1859) Macaulay]

24.002 Macaulay, To [Richard Sharp]. A.L.S. 2 p. Thanks him 4 Mar. 1831 London [Thomas Thomas B. for his congratulations on his speech. (In Macaulay] (1800-1859) Pinney, VI, 275)

24.003 Macaulay, To [Richard Sharp]. A.L.S. 1 leaf. Thanks 12 Oct. 1831 [s.l.] [Thomas Thomas B. him for his kind note. (In Pinney, VI, 277) Macaulay] (1800-1859)

24.004 Macaulay, To Hannah [his sister]. A.L.S. 1 leaf. Has 27 Apr. 1833 Albany [Thomas Thomas B. tickets for private view of the Exhibition. Macaulay] (1800-1859)

24.005 Macaulay, To Mr Milman. A.L.S. Folder 2 p. Sends a [1841?] 12 Gt George St [Thomas Thomas B. haunch of Queen’s venison. Watermark dated Macaulay] (1800-1859) 1838. (In Pinney, IV, 400)

24.006 Macaulay, To [G.F. Scope]. A.L.S. Folder 3 p. Thanks 20 July 1843 Albany

154 [Thomas Thomas B. him for sending copy of the Life of Lord Macaulay] (1800-1859) Sydenham; praises Sydenham, brother of the recipient of the letter.

24.007 Macaulay, To Mrs Grover. A.L.S. folder 1 leaf. Refuses [Ca. 1849] Albany [Thomas Thomas B. social invitation. Watermark dated 1849. (In Macaulay] (1800-1859) Pinney, VI, 268)

24.008 Macaulay, To [J.L.] Adolphus. A.L.S. 1 leaf. Reminds 18 Jun 1849 Albany [Thomas Thomas B. him of social engagement. Macaulay] (1800-1859)

24.009 Macaulay, To “My dear Sir”. Folder. 1 leaf. Accepts 12 Mar. 1851 Albany [Thomas Thomas B. social engagement. (In Pinney, V, 153) Macaulay] (1800-1859)

24.010 [s.n.] Card admitting bearer to Gallery of the House 25 Feb. 1858 [London?] [Thomas of Lords. Macaulay]

24.011 Macaulay, To [John Weale]. A.L.S. Folder. 2 p. 5 Jun. 1858 Holly Lodge [Thomas Thomas B. Thanks him for sending a scarce booking Macaulay] (1800-1859) containing material which Macaulay’s recently published history also covered. (In Pinney, VI, 154)

24.012 Richmond, Photograph of a coloured chalk portrait of [s.d.] [s.l.] [Thomas George Macaulay, executed in 1844 Macaulay]

155 24.013 Sartain, I. Engraving of Macaulay from a portrait by [s.d.] [s.l.] [Thomas Henry Inman. Macaulay]

24.014 [s.n.] Contemporary photograph of Macaulay [s.d.] [s.l.] [Thomas Macaulay]

24.015 Winifred A. Invoice for a variety of MS items, made out to 1 Aug. 1969 London [Thomas Myers Prof. Michael Millgate, Toronto, Canada Macaulay] (Autographs) Ltd.

24.016 [s.n.] Photocopy of the catalogue of the library of Nov. 1852 [s.l.] [Thomas the Right Honourable J.B. Macaulay Macaulay]

25.001 Drake Coll. Letter of Lorenzo Magalotti to Carlo Dati, 1665 Florence (Italian) Florence, ca. 1665, concerning a book about heat & cold.

25.002 Drake Coll. Letter from Alessandro Marchetti, Pisa, 19 1712 Pisa (Italian) July 1712, concerning a move to the University of Padua, with portrait.

25.003 Drake Coll. Lista de' Pagamenti. Casa de' Medici, 1626 Florence (Italian) Florence, 1626.

25.004 Drake Coll. Account book of Giovanni Battista Gondi, 1700-1704 (Italian) 1700-1704.

156 25.005 Drake Coll. Copy of a letter of Redi on hypochondria. (Italian)

25.006 Drake Coll. Miscellaneous papers relating to G.B. Doni's (Italian) book "La Libreria".

25.007 Drake Coll. Permission granted to Cosimo Rudolfi, a (Italian) friend of Galileo's, to read a forbidden book by Paracelsus.

25.008 Drake Coll. Letter from Juan Cordova (1603-1655), 1637 Naples (Italian) Naples, 14 Aug. 1637 to a friend in Florence.

25.009 Drake Coll. 9. List of persons accompanying the Tuscan (Italian) Court to Rome.

25.010 Drake Coll. Folder of 17th cent. letters and reports to the 17th cent. (Italian) Florentine government from local inspectors.

25.011 Drake Coll. Censuses of Prato, 1414-1430, on vellum. 1414-1430 Prato (Italian)

25.012 Drake Coll. 18th cent. Legal document 18th cent. (Italian)

26.001 Drake Coll. 17th century copy of a letter from Thomas 17th cent. (Latin) Campanella to Cardinal Richelieu on palmistry.

26.002 Drake Coll. Large vellum document from Pope Urban 1626 Rome

157 (Latin) VIII, Rome 1626, with seal removed.

26.003 Drake Coll. 17th century list of excommunicated kings 17th cent. (Latin) and emperors.

26.004 Drake Coll. Vellum legal scroll documenting a land 1575 Florence (Latin) transaction by Girolamo Galilei, Florence, 1575.

27.001 Drake autograph Charles Burbage. collection

27.002 Drake autograph Raffaello Bombelli (1629). 1629 collection

27.003 Drake autograph Agostino Caracchi (1605). 1605 collection

27.004 Drake autograph G.H. Darwin. collection

27.005 Drake autograph Sir Humphry Davy. collection

27.006 Drake autograph Augustus de Morgan (1848). 1848 collection

27.007 Drake autograph Sir Arthur S. Eddington (1928). 1928 collection

158 27.008 Drake autograph Prof. Francis Ysidore Edgeworth. collection

27.009 Drake autograph Sir William Rowan Hamilton (1845). collection

27.010 Drake autograph T.H. Huxley. collection

27.011 Drake autograph M. LeVerrier (1847). 1847 collection

27.012 Drake autograph William Leyborn (1711). 1711 collection

27.013 Drake autograph Ernst Mach. collection

27.014 Drake autograph John Nevil Maskelyne. collection

27.015 Drake autograph George Peacock. collection

27.016 Drake autograph John Playfair. collection

27.017 Drake autograph Silvanus B. Thompson. collection

159 27.018 Drake autograph Prof. Todhunter. collection

27.019 Drake autograph John Tyndall. collection

27.020 Drake autograph Three letters from Emil Wohlwill to Ernst collection Mach.

28.001 Drake Coll. Folder 1. Cioli, Andrea, 1573-1641 1634 (Italian) Al sig. Benedetto Guerrini. Di Firenze. 14 setem. 1634. A.L.S.

28.002 Drake Coll. Folder 2. Compendio nel quale si contengono [1618?] (Italian) del cometa, c’hora appare, il positioni del cielo nell’orto, et recato d’esso il nome; il colore; la grandezza il nascimento, l’occaso, il segno, in che si moue; il pronostico, et ragioni d’esso. Il tempo nel quale potranno seguiri gl’effetti; se dureranno molto, o poco, et gl’esempi ch’a cio fanno a proposito. [1618?] [17] p. diagrs. Four blank leaves between p. [14] and [15].

28.003 Drake Coll. Folder 3. Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642 1611 (Italian) [A Gallanzone Gallanzoni. Firenze, 16 luglio 1611. 16--] [14] p. A contemporary copy, apparently the only complete one, of this letter. Pages [3-4] slightly mutilated.

160

28.004 Drake Coll. Folder 4. Galilei, Galileo, 1564-1642 16-- re (Italian) Decisione del s. Gallileo Gallilei. [16--]. [2] p. On a mathematical argument.

28.005 Drake Coll. Folder 5. Gualterottj, Raffaello, 1543-1638 1605 (Italian) [Discorso sopra l’apparizione de la nuova stella. 1605] [21] p. Printed, with many additions, in Florence in 1605.

28.006 Drake Coll. Folder 6. Guicciardini, Piero, 1560-1626 1614 Rome .ma (Italian) Alla ser Madama Madn’ Madama la gran duc[hessa] Di Roma li 12 d’aprile 1614. A.L.S. Addressed to Christine, of Lorraine, Grand Duchess of Tuscany. Announcing the death of Pirotes and the appointment of Simone Giannelli as his successor in the Dateria.

28.007 Drake Coll. Folder 7. Maria Maddalena, d’Austria, 1612 Pisa (Italian) granduchessa, 1587- 1631 All’Ill.mo et ecc.mo sig.re mio cognate amat.mo il s.r principe don Francesco Medici, Firenze. Di ... Pisa a’ 27 dicembre 1612. A.L.S. Signed:Maria Magdalena.

28.008 Drake Coll. Folder 8. Observationes, discursus, et judicia 1665-1666 Rome (Italian) nonnullorum mathematicorum de nuperiori cometâ. [1666?] [4] p. col. ill. Includes quotations from various English mathematicians; and “Lamentatio Hungariae …” Slip laid in:

161 Nova prognostica de summa pontifice circa finem anni 1665, 1666, Romae … (on verso: Anno 1665 … Anno 1666 …)

28.009 Drake Coll. Folder 9. Tedeschi, Leonardo, ca. 1571-1634 1604 Verona (Italian) Trattato intorno alla stella apparsa a x d’ottobre l’anno M.D.CIIIL / dell’eccellente medico il signor Lionardo Tedeschi veronese. [1604?] 223-229, 220-222 leaves. Dated and signed at

end: Di Verona il 22 di dicembre 1604 …... Lionardo Tedeschi.

29.1-12B Freeman, Richard British Natural History Bibliography Mid-20th [England?] B. (Typescript) century

30.001 Trudeau, Casimir Collection of 6 early Canadian medical 1816-1818 Paris, France [?] manuscripts including: 1) Chemistry notebook; 2) “Maladies des yeux. Extrait de Boyer”; 3) Notes on the influence of various foods on digestion; 4) “Remarques faites en suivant la clinique de Mr. Dupuytren à l’hôtel-Dieu sure une hernie crurale enterorale”; 5) Draft of a letter to the Dean of the Paris medical faculty; 6) Draft of a letter to the Dean of the Paris medical faculty. (Cf. Notes on Manuscripts file.)

30.002* Woodbury, Lt. Lt. Woodbury's journal of Peninsula [1816?] [England?] campaign, 1813-14

162 30.003 P-----, Allan Letter to Henry concerning a recent treatise 23 Dec. 1924 Southern Lines Pacific by their friend Lauder concerning Einstein’s errors.

30.004 Anonymous List of books removed from Orlers, Jan. [s.d.] [s.l.] Description & representation de toutes les victoires, tant par eau que par terre, lesquelles Dieu a octroiees aux nobles, hauts & puissants seigneurs, Messeignrs les Estats des Provinces Vnies du Païs-bas, souz la conduite & gouuernement de son excellence, le prince Mavrice de Nassav. Leiden, 1612. (Simcoe collection)

30.005 Nawratzki, Emil Medical School attendance and report record 1887 Berlin for the Königlichen Friedrich-Wilhelms- Universität zu Berlin. Contains the signatures of very well-known German physicians, including Professors Virchow and Waldeyer. Prof. Nawratzki was one of Berlin’s first neuro psychiatrists, and was founder and owner of the Sanatorium Waldhaus. He died at the hands of the Nazis with his wife in 1938

163 30.006 Lewin, Bruno Medical school attendance and report record 1920 Berlin for the Universität Berlin. Contains the signatures of famous German physicians including Professors Fick and Lewin (a distant relative). Bruno Lewin was the first forensic psychiatrist of the Berlin Polic Force, but was summarily dismissed in 1993 as because of his Jewish heritage. With a photograph of Lewin’s graduation diploma, and a photograph of Prof. Bonhoeffe, professor of psychiatry, and one of Lewin’s supervisors in 1927.

30.007 Thomas, H.A. Letter to J.H. Markland concerning some 12 Jan. 1855 4 Lansdowne Cres. pieces written by Thomas’s grandfather, Dr [s.l.] Harington.

30.008 Allen, Ralph A.L.S. to Barbara [Gilmour], wife of Clyde, [196-] 229 Glenrose Ave., concerning the lyrics to Black Pillow and Toronto, Ont. thanking her for a recent dinner; discussing an upcoming convention and influencing the Prairie delegation.

30.009 Baillie, J.M. Postcard with view of a Tudor-style home [192-?] [s.l.] Baillie, Helen signed by these three. Banting, F.G.

164 30.010 Gandhi, Mahatma A.N.S. to Major Galvin asking that his mail 18 Nov. 1930 Yeravda Central Prison (1868-1949) be sent out and noting that there should be a spinning wheel waiting for him in the Despatch Office.

30.011 Enriquez, Anton Asiento fecho por los s[eno]res Anton 1517 Bruselas & Alonso Enriquez e Alonso Enriquez su subrino

30.012 s.n. Sentimentos de Armindo na-ingrata mudansa [18--] [Portugal?] de Lorinda ; exportos em-um romanse lirico

30.013 Banting, Letter to Mrs Arthur James 12 Feb. 1941 Ottawa Frederick

30.014 Hernandez Letter to D.F.A. de Villagomez 29 Mar. 1909 Madrid Bermudez, Ricardo

30.015 Cruikshank, Letter to the publisher, T. C. Newby. 6 Aug. 1850 [London?] George, 1792-1878

30.016 Smith, Henry Mr H.S. Smith's settlement 1869-1877 London Jonas

30.017 Eastman, M. Notes, letters, and poems belonging to Miss 1918 Various places M. Eastman

30.018 Liceti, Fortunio A.L.S. to Andrea Moresini 16 Sep. 1612 Venice

165 30.019 Bryce, James, A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning the Boer 10 June 1900 54 Portland Pl. 1st Viscount War. London Bryce

30.020 Grant Duff, Sir A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning the Boer 23 May 1900 11, Chelsea Mountstuart War. Embankment, [London]

30.021 Holyoake, George A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning Smith’s 9 Oct. 1900 Eastern Lodge, Jacob writing and the Boer War. Brighton

30.022 Merriman, John 3 A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning the 11 Sept. 1900 Cape Town, South Xavier Boer War. 27 Sept. 1900 Africa 10 Oct. 1900

30.023 Morley, John, 1st A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning a recent 22 Oct. 1900 57 Elm Park Gdns Viscount Morley national election in England and the Boer London War.

30.024 Smith, Goldwin A.L.S. to Thomas C. Patteson informing him 23 Jun. 1896 Toronto that their acquaintance must now necessarily cease.

30.025 Patteson, T.C. A.L.S. to Goldwin Smith concerning their 23 June 1896 Toronto agreement to discontinue their friendship because of Smith’s annexationist politics vis- à-vis Canada and the U.S.

166 30.026 Hamilton, Arnold A.L.S. to an unidentified woman asking her to 12 Sept. 1910 Toronto write an account of some of the lectures delivered by Goldwin Smith at The Grange. Accompanying is the typescript account of the lectures.

30.027 Smith, Goldwin A.L.S. of congratulations to W.S. Wallace. 1 Dec. 1902 Toronto

30.028 Anonymous Sermons notes based on Acts 14:27 [1915?] [Toronto?]

30.029 Caswell, Edward Two letters addressed to George Murray 19 Apr. 1907 Toronto S. concerning his potential review of "Songs of a 25 Apr. 1907 1861-1938 Sourdough", by Robert Service

30.030 Catholic Church Tabula epistolarum et evangeliorum [14--?] [France?]

30.031 Price, Henry H. Letter to Prof. R.W. Church of Ithaca, N.Y. 18 Jan. 1936 New College, Oxford 1899-1984

30.032 Bright, William Letter to Charles Abel Heurtley (1806-1895), 30 Sep. [189-] Christ Church, Oxford (1824-1901) asking where John Calvin uses the expression Regius Professor of “horribile secretum” and exactly what he Ecclesiastical History thinks Calvin means by the expression. in the University of Oxford, Canon of Removed from Knox f 00299. Christ Church

30.033 Odin, Nicolas French vellum fragment suitable for 1540 France palaeographical exercise.

167 30.034 French vellum fragment suitable for 16th cent. France palaeographical exercise.

30.035 Corrigan, Signed guestlist from the testimonial dinner 5 Mar. 1971 [Toronto] Beatrice M. given in honour of Dr. B.M. Corrigan

30.036 [Alexander, Notes by an Anglo-Catholic clergyman on [England?] [18--?] Joseph John?] orders of service for the feasts of the exaltation of the Holy Cross; the Decollation of St John the Baptist; the Nativity of the B.V.M., the 1st Sunday in Octr., Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.

30.037 Carré, Arthur C. Copy of the poem “Hylas” transcribed by [19--?] [England?] Heathcote Garrod (1878-1960).

30.038 The English Trust Deed of the Auguste Comte Memorial 1 June 1951 [London] Positivist Fund. Typscript with annotations in Committee and contemporary MS. [The gift of Sidney Eisen, the Incorporated 1998.] London School of Economics and Political Science

30.039 Gifford, Grace Original ink cartoon showing a group of [Dublin?] [ca. 1920] gentlemen in evening dress and captioned ‘The Cumann na n’Gaedheal Reception’. Signed by Grace Plunkett on verso.

168 30.040 Muirhead, James Letter from James to his son Lionel, 2 Sept. 1897 Haseley Court P. forwarding to him a copy of William Cowper’s Iter Johannis Gilpini. [Edinburgh, 1897].

Muirhead, Lionel Thank you note from Lionel to his father 4 Sept. 1897 Waterstock James acknowledging receipt of Cowper’s book and discussing family matters.

30.041 Conlon, M. Letter to her brother written on board the ship May [184-?] At sea ‘Achilles’ detailing the drowning death of her husband and the general conditions of life on the ship.

30.042 Moysey, Note accompanying the presentation of a 7 Oct. 1835 [s.l.] Frederick book to his brother.

30.043 McBride, P. [Receipts for membership fees from the 1934-1939 [s.l.] Wolfe Society]

30.044 Bathurst, Allen [Letter of condolence on the death of General 28 Jan. 1760 [England] Bathurst, Baron James Wolfe.] (1684-1775)

30.045 Cola di Rienzo: libretto [18--?] [Italy?]

169 30.046 Kirby, Grant Two affidavits dealing with the sureties and 24 Apr. 1823 Queenston, [U.C.] power of attorney over Kirby’s contract with the Naval Storekeeper at Kingston, Upper Canada for the transportation of His Majesty’s Naval and Naval ordinance stores from Fort George to the Naval Depot at the mouth of the Grand River on Lake Erie.

30.047 Casey, George E Letter to O'Malley asking him to investigate [18--] Ottawa (1850-1903) the financial standing of certain of his constituents in Elgin West with a view to holding public office

30.048 Postcard from to Comm. Jules Sambon Beaulieu 22 Feb. 1914 concerning a exhibition of art at the theatre [of La Scala, Milan?]. Removed from John, Wilhelm. Erzherzog Karl der Feldherr und seine Armee. Wien, 1913 (F-10 01760).

30.049 Anstey, F., Letter to an actress, Miss Birkitt, [London] 24 May 1911 (1856-1934) accompanying a copy of The Brass Bottle as a souvenir of her association with the play. Removed from the author’s The Brass Bottle. London, 1911 (B-13 02492)

170 30.050 Cameron, Edward Letter to “Cousin Gouverneur” thanking him Wallfield, December 1925 for sending their grandfather’s Bible to him N.Y. and discussing their genealogical history. Removed from: Eager, Samuel W. An outline history of Orange County. Newburgh, 1846- 1847. (B-13 02422)

30.051 Baillie, Alicea Letter to Rowland forwarding some books Weybridge, 25 July 1941 and expressing her hope to visit Hereford ‘if England Hitler does not object’. Removed from Baillie, J. B. (James Black), Sir. Studies in human nature. London, 1921. (slater UK 00327)

30.052 Garvey, Michael Letter to an unidentified priest concerning Toronto [s.d.] passages from Votive Lights that could be printed in The Messenger. Removed from the author’s Votive Lights. Toronto, 1926. (Regis 586)

30.053 Davies, The 'lost' scenes from The merry wives of [Toronto?] [1956?] Robertson Windsor : restored from the 1599 duodecimo and edited with notes. By the Dark horse of the sonnets [Typescript].

30.054 Lee-Hamilton, [Letter to Oscar Wilde.] Florence 19 December 1894 Eugene, 1845-1907.

30.055 Clark, Leonard [Letter to Miss Dane.] Leeds 18 June 1945

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30.056 O’Meara, W.A.J. [Letter to Kekewich.] Whetstone 3 Feb. 1926

30.057 Ukrainska Khronika Riccione, 7 Aug. – 29 Dec. 1945 studentska Italy hromada voiakiv na emihratsii.

30.058 Darwin, Charles Letter to Charles Kingsley Otley, 1 Dec. [1859] Yorkshire

30.059 Roddick, Amy Letter to [John] Britnell Montreal 18 Nov. 1919 Redpath

30.060 Soutar, William Letter to Mrs Auld asking for information on Perth 27 Dec. 1936 the Scottish artist James Duncan.

30.061 MacGill-Eain, A.L.S. to Mrs Hazel Smith Braes, Skye 19 Jan. 1981 Somhairle (1911- )

30.062 Service, Robert A.L.S. to Mrs Brown. Toronto 12 Aug. 1940

30.063 St John, Thomas Account for gardening services rendered to Redcastle 1805-1806 Mr K. Laurie

30.064 Service, Robert A.L.S. to R.T. Bond of Dodd, Mead & Co. Hollywood 30 Oct. 1945

30.065 Princess Mary Autograph Richmond 172- Adelaide

172

30.066 Darwin, Charles [Holograph letter from Charles Darwin to 28 Dec. 1872 Down, Kent 1809-1882 Paolo Mantegazza]

30.067 Hetherington, J. Letter to Mr Green concerning the ranks of 5 Oct. 1922 The Pleasance, Newby the archangels. Malvern Wells

30.068 Douglas, Alfred Letter to Mr Green Armytgage. 2 March 1916 Shelley’s Polly, Lewes Lord

30.069 Stevenson, Adlai Letter to Claude Bissell, President of the U. of 4 Jul. 1965 St Mary’s Road, T. Libertyville, Illinois

30.070 Classroom ledgers 1891-1896 St Vincent Twp, Ont.

31.001 Deschambault, Ordinance to all of the inhabitants of Ville 4 July 1711 [Montreal] Jacques-Alexis de Marie who have not repaired their Fleury “banquettes” (footways) that they have eight days from the publication of this notice to do Ca. 1642-1715 so. Signed Deschambault. Deschambault was bailiff, king’s attorney then royal judge at Montreal, as well as founder of the seigneury and village of Deschambault; son of Jacques Fleury and Perrine Gabar; buried 31 March 1715 at Montreal. With typed transcript.

173 31.002 Tilly Seigneury Verbal process of the land survey for the 27 September [Quebec] property of the late Pierre-Noël Legardeur de 1724 Tilly, Sieur de Moncarville, done for his widow, Madeleine Boucher. Signed by a general surveyor.

31.003 Plamondon, Survey report of land in the Duquet fief 19 July 1741 St-Antoine [de Tilly?], Ignace (Paroisse St-Antoine) undertaken at the Quebec request of Jean Baptiste Houde & Jacques Houde to determine the separating line. Signed by the surveyor: Plomondon.

31.004- Various Historical documents from French Canada – 090 all catalogued in OPAC

32.001- Various Historical documents from French Canada – 030 all catalogued in OPAC

32.031- Documents principally related to the French France, Switzerland & 080 theatre Belgium

33 Various Collection of 10 vellum scraps suitable for 16th & 17th England palaeographical exercises, in Latin & English. century The gift of Balfour Halevy of York University.

34 Cameron, Alexander Cameron's collection of lecture 1859-1917 Glasgow, Liverpool, Alexander cards for admittance to medical lectures at the Quebec 1834-1917 University of Glasgow, and other material relating to his medical career

174

35 Hahn, G. Schmetterlinge 19--? Germany? (Watercolors of moths) [147] folders (Acquired from Dave Mason)

36.001 Christ Church, Baptismal certificate for Talmadge D’arcy 15 Sep. 1918 Meaford, Ont. Meaford, Ont. Carefoote.

36.002 Reid, R.J. A.L.S. to Sheldon Carefoote, reservist in the 26 Sep. 1930 185 Gerrard St E., Mississauga Horse Regiment, inviting him to Toronto. attend a series of parades.

36.003 Carefoote, Telegram to Mrs S.F. Carefoote (Bessie) 25 Dec. 1933 [Toronto] Sheldon F. accompanying a Christmas gift to his mother. (1915-1944)

36.004 Carefoote, Sketch of Sheldon F. Carefoote in his CPR [1931] [Toronto] Hugh Telegraph uniform.

36.005 Carefoote, Poem: Wartime Peace 11 Nov. 1938 [East York, Ont.] Talmadge D’Arcy

Lorne Scots Regiment

36.006 Canadian Army Soldier’s Pay Books for Talmadge D’Arcy 1941-1945 v.p. Carefoote

175 36.007 Carefoote, A.L.S. to parents, Sheldon and Bessie 8 Jan. 1941 Camp Borden, Ont. Talmadge D’arcy Carefoote. Describing his first days in the army and his dislike of the experience thus Lorne Scots far. Meets up with his brother, Sheldon Regiment Carefoote Jr. On Canadian Active Service Force letterhead.

36.008 Canadian Army Clothing and equipment statement. Nov. 1942 [Ottawa?] Completed by Talmadge D’Arcy Carefoote.

36.009 Carefoote, A.L.S. to parents. Describes dealing with the 26 Jan. 1942 Camp Borden, Ont. Talmadge D’arcy food situation at Camp Borden, experiencing the gas chamber, activities on the range. On Lorne Scots Knights of Columbus War Services Regiment letterhead. With envelope.

36.010 Carefoote, Post-letter telegram to his mother Mrs S. 10 May 1942 Great Britain Talmadge D’arcy Carefoote (Bessie) wishing her a happy Mother’s Day. Lorne Scots Regiment

176 36.011 Carefoote, A.L.S. to his family. In England since May 8 Aug. 1942 1st Canadian Army Talmadge D’arcy 1942; discusses family affairs at home. H.Q. Comments on a recent baseball game between C.A.O. England Lorne Scots his team and a French Canadian unit and Regiment other athletic events in a period of otherwise little activity; going to the movies and seeing newsreels with images from Toronto; missed his brother George’s wedding; dangers of motorcycle riding in Europe

36.012 Carefoote, Postcard to parents describing his trip by train 14 Oct. 1942 Winnipeg, Manitoba George Ray to Terrace, B.C.

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps

36.013 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Describes the climate in 30 Oct. 1942 Terrace, B.C. George Ray B.C. Talks about his brother-in-law, Jack Aimers, and how he was exempted from Royal Canadian military service – wishes he could do the Army Medical same. Asks for some chocolate bars or Corps peanuts to be sent out to him.

177 36.014 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Anticipates the birth of his [Oct. 1942?] 1st Canadian Army Talmadge D’arcy first child at home. Furloughs not as regularly H.Q. granted as anticipated; decamping to General C.A.O. England Lorne Scots McNaughton’s HQ near London. Discusses Regiment his brother-in-law Jack Aimers who has been in the sanitorium; laying bets on when the war will end; playing successfully for the regimental basebal team; details other sports activities for the soldiers; inspection by General Harry Crerar.

36.015 Carefoote, Telegram to his mother, Mrs S. Carefoote 5 Nov. 1942 Great Britain Talmadge D’arcy (Bessie) thanking her for letters and parcels received. “Daughter born”. Lorne Scots Regiment

36.016 Blank airgraph form.

36.017 Carefoote, Airgraph letter to his youngest brother, Pearce 15 Nov. 1942 1st Canadian Army Talmadge D’arcy Carefoote. H.Q. C.A.O. England Lorne Scots Regiment

36.018 Carefoote, Airograph letter to family, thanking them for 15 Nov. 1942 1st Canadian Army Talmadge D’arcy the Christmas parcel of 19 Oct. that arrived. H.Q. C.A.O. England Lorne Scots Regiment

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36.019 Canadian Army Soldier’s Service Book. Completed by Dec. 1942 [Ottawa?] Talmadge D. Carefoote

36.020 Carefoote, Telegram to his mother, Mrs S. Carefoote, [s.d.] Great Britain Talmadge D’arcy thanking her for letters and parcels received.

Lorne Scots Regiment

36.021 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Comments on the slow 1 Dec. 1942 Terrace, B.C. George Ray delivery of mail; the low cost of processing camera film; guard duty; troubles with his Royal Canadian boots, asks his mother to send him insoles. Army Medical Corps

36.022 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Comments on drinking with 13 Dec. 1942 Terrace, B.C. George Ray his friends; stomach problems; hopes his brother Sheldon stays at Camp Borden; Royal Canadian discusses events at his old place of work in Army Medical Toronto; discusses the Toronto Maple Leafs; Corps food improvements in the Mess; moving out on “schemes” within the month, so it may be difficult getting mail. On Canadian YMCA Christmas stationery.

179 36.023 Carefoote, Christmas Card Dec. 1942 England Talmadge D’Arcy

Lorne Scots Regiment

36.024 Carefoote, Poem: Air-Raid 11 Mar. 1943 [England] Talmadge D’Arcy

Lorne Scots Regiment

36.025 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Comments on the “dry” 22 Mar. 1943 [s.l.] Sheldon F. liquor situation at the Camp; working on the rifle range; hasn’t heard from his brothers (1915-1944) Tom or George, but has heard from his wife Mabel. On Canadian Legion War Services North Shore New letterhead. Brunswick Regiment

36.026 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Principally discusses family 12 May 1943 Terrace, B.C. George Ray matters, including the Kentucky Derby and upcoming King’s Plate. Enquires about life Royal Canadian insurance for himself. Expects to be moved Army Medical in June. Corps

180 36.027 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Packages and letters from 27 Jul. 1943 [s.l.] Talmadge D’arcy mid-June have finally arrived. Family matters discussed, including the 1-year anniversary of Lorne Scots his late infant son’s birth. Comments on the Regiment resignation of Mussolini as a sign of hope for the war’s end; doesn’t think his brother Hugh Carefoote will be called up since the war will probably be over by then; Italy exiting the war; discusses family problems and news in general; comments on a recent air raid; difficulties of censorship.

36.028 Carefoote, Airograph letter to family. Discusses the 18 Oct. 1943 1st Canadian Army Talmadge D’arcy receipt of family mail and packages; relative H.Q. quickness of regular mail versus airograph; C.A.O. England Lorne Scots still playing hockey, which was unexpected Regiment by this point in his tour.

36.029 Carefoote, Poem: The Horse and the Groom 31 Oct. 1943 [England] Talmadge D’Arcy

Lorne Scots Regiment

181 36.030 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Mentions army censor; 8 Mar 1944 [s.l.] Sheldon F. discusses weather in his new location [Nova Scotia?]; his wife Mabel going on a trip to the (1914-1944) West. On Canadian Legion War Services letterhead. North Shore New Brunswick Regiment

36.031 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Comments on recent 7 Jun 1944 Vancouver, B.C. George Ray examinations; the D-Day invasion which began the day previous; expresses hope that Royal Canadian his brother Tom and Shellie will be all right; Army Medical mood at the Camp in the light of the invasion; Corps lists his movements over the next few weeks; hoping to transfer to the Air Force; King’s Birthday Parade; planning a trip home soon.

36.032 Carefoote, Field Service Postcard. The text is set by the 9 Jun 1944 [France] Sheldon F. army; the soldier merely strikes out those sentences that do not apply. [Sheldon (1915-1944) Carefoote participated in the D-Day invasion on 6 June 1944; he was killed on 4 July 1944 North Shore New near Carpiquet, France.] Brunswick Regiment

36.033 War Department Driving permit for T.D. Carefoote 1 Jul 1944 [England] (Canada)

182 36.034 Carefoote, Bessie Initial notes concerning the active-service 30 July 1944 [East York, Ont.] death of her son, Sheldon Carefoote Jr. (1896-1979)

36.035 Carefoote, Bessie Notes taken from information provided by her 30 Jul 1944 [East York, Ont.] son, Talmadge [Tom] Carefoote concerning (1896-1979) the active-service death of his brother, Sheldon. With photograph of grave.

36.036 London Free Obituary notice for Pte. S.F. Carefoote [July 1944?] London, Ont. Press

36.037 Appleyard, Maj. Letter to Sgt George Ray Carefoote 26 Nov. North Rosedale, R.D. concerning his request to transfer to the [1944?] Toronto. C.P.M.H. (Camp Petawawa Military RCAMC, Hospital) with a decrease in his rank to Registrar Corporal and his pay.

36.038 Carefoote, Christmas Card Dec. 1944 England Talmadge D’Arcy

Lorne Scots Regiment

36.039 Bill’s Café, Souvenir calendar with the words “Welcome [1944] Ghent Ghent, Belgium Canada, Welcome Poland” printed on back.

183 36.040 Carefoote, A.L.S. to his mother, Bessie Carefoote, 31 Jan. 1945 [Belgium] Talmadge D’Arcy enclosing a hand painted silk scarf that he had purchased while on leave in Ghent. With Lorne Scots envelope bearing the insignia of the Canadian Regiment Army Active Service.

36.041 Carefoote, A.L.S. to family. Comments on upcoming 6 Feb. 1945 Lac La Ronge, George Ray casualty exercises; expresses hope that his Saskatchewan brother Art will stay out of the army or, at Royal Canadian worst, stay as part of the home defence; tips Army Medical for preserving alcohol in freezing weather; the Corps progress of the Russians, and the weakening of the German troops; comments on conscription and the Canadian Legion; the apparent lack of British military participation in the War of late; Canada’s independence; comments on his mother’s return to nursing; weather in Saskatchewan; relations with the native children. Includes newspaper clipping ‘Eskimo Force builds roads, chases parasites’. With envelope.

36.042 Order of Service for dedication and 14 Mar. 1945 Christie Street presentation of memorials. Hospital, Toronto

36.043 Canadian Army Reallocation Questionnaire. Completed by 16 May 1945 [Belgium] Talmadge D’Arcy Carefoote.

184 36.044 Drug Trading Certified Chatter. Company newsletter, 16 May 1945 Toronto Company, commemorating Victory in Europe, four days Toronto earlier. (Sheldon Carefoote Sr. was an employee here.)

36.045 1st Canadian Track & Field Championship programme. 27 Jul. 1945 Apeldoorn, Holland Army Troops

36.046 Carefoote, A.L.S. to his mother Bessie Carefoote. 17 Aug. 1945 Holland Talmadge D’Arcy Commenting on gifts he had purchased for his mother. Still waiting on news about when he Lorne Scots will be shipped home. On Canadian Army Regiment Active Service letterhead. With Valentine.

36.047 Carefoote, Bessie Notes taken from conversation with Company 9 Oct. 1945 [East York, Ont] Sgt Wakefield, outpatient at the Christie (1896-1979) Street Hospital. Details circumstances surrounding the death of her son, Sheldon F. Carefoote, Jr.

36.048 Carefoote, Postcard to his wife, Orma Stewart Carefoote, 22 Nov. 1945 Sutton, Surrey, Talmadge D’Arcy saying that he is about to finish leave and England hope that he will be sailing home soon. Lorne Scots Regiment

185 36.049 District Officer Postcard to Mrs T.D. [Orma] Carefoote 5 Dec. 1945 Toronto Commanding, informing her of the imminent arrival of her M.D. no. 2 husband, Sgt T.D. Carefoote on board the Queen Elizabeth, and then in Toronto by train no. 303.

36.050 Newspaper clipping entitled “Police are [Dec. 1945] [Toronto] brushed aside as kin long kept waiting rush to embrace repats”.

36.051 [Canadian Army] Rehabilitation training questionnaire [s.d.] [Ottawa?]

36.052 [Canadian Army] Medical chits? [s.d.] [s.l.]

36.053 Carefoote, Ration card, with the stamp of the Orderly 10 Nov 1945- Windsor, N.S. George Ray Room, Military Hospital, Windsor, Nova 2 Mar 1946 Scotia, for the period 1 Nov. 1945 to 2 Mar. Royal Canadian 1946. Army Medical Corps

36.054 Department of Statement of War Service Gratuity for 26 Jan. 1946 [Ottawa?] National Defence Talmadge D’Arcy Carefoote.

36.055 Chorley Park Pass for weekend furlough issued to Cpl 21 Mar. 1946 [Toronto] Military Hospital George Carefoote

186 36.056 Shewfelt, G.A. Note to the Carefoote family concerning the 5 Apr. 1946 [East York, Ont.] reception at McGregor School for returning Principal, veterans, and to acknowledge those who have McGregor School lost family members. On verso, newspaper clipping with photograph of cenotaph erected outside of McGregor School, dated 22 May 1948.

36.057 Carefoote, Bessie Draft of note of thanks to G.A. Shewfelt, 6 Apr. 1946 [East York, Ont.] Prinicipal of McGregor School, East York, (1896-1979) for the roses sent in honour of her late son, Sheldon F. Carefoote Jr. With newspaper clipping containing notice of the reception for the school’s veterans from the previous evening.

36.058 In memoriam: East York School Pupils who May 1947 [East York, Ont.] gave their lives in World War II

36.059 Department of Letter to Bessie Carefoote forwarding a 3 Jul 1947 Ottawa, Ont. National Defence photograph of the temporary marker for her son Sheldon’s grave in the Cemetery of Beny- sur-Mer, France.

36.060 Shewfelt, G.A. Invitation to Mrs Carefoote and family to 21 May 1948 [East York, Ont.] attend the unveiling of the war memorial Principal, erected outside of the school. McGregor School

187 36.061 R.H. McGregor Order of Service for dedication of war 21 May 1948 [East York, Ont.] Public School memorial

36.062 Carefoote, Bessie Reflections on the death of her son, Sheldon 11 Nov. 1971 [East York, Ont.] Carefoote Jr. (1896-1979)

36.063 Cloutier, M.G. Letter to Pearce A. Carefoote enclosing a 22 Nov. 1995 Ottawa, Ont. colour photocopy of the page from the Book of Remembrance containing the name of his brother, Sheldon Frederick Carefoote.

36.064 Carefoote, Photographs from the military career of 1940-1941 Toronto & Camp Sheldon F. George R. Carefoote. Includes studio portrait Borden together with his wife Mabel Vance (1915-1944) Carefoote, and two children Vance and Muriel; with wife Mabel, son Vance, and North Shore New members of the Vance family at the Toronto Brunswick Exhibition grounds (1940); at Camp Borden Regiment with brother Talmadge, aunts Martha Carefoot May & Alexia Carefoot Murray, with their respective husbands Harry Mary and Pearce Murray.

36.065 Carefoote, Photographs from the military career of 1940-1945 v.p. Talmadge D’Arcy Talmadge D. Carefoote. Many annotated on back. Lorne Scots Regiment

188 36.066 Carefoote, Collection of photographs from Carefoote’s 1942-1945 [v.p.] Talmadge D’Arcy time in active service in Europe. Most photographs are dated and labelled on versos. Lorne Scots Regiment

36.067 Carefoote, Photographs from the military career of 1942-1945 v.p. George Ray George R. Carefoote

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps

36.068 Carefoote, Photographs from the military career of 1945 [v.p.] Arthur W.B. Arthur W. Carefoote

36.069 Royal Canadian Silk handkerchief with the insignia and motto [s.d.] [s.l.] Air Force of the RCAF. With envelope.

36.070 Carefoote, Miscellaneous postwar materials 1951-1959 Toronto Talmadge

Carefoote, Arthur

37.001 Government of Ration books [1940s] Canada Canada

37.002 Government of Ration books [1940s] Verdun, Quebec Canada

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37.003 Simons, Miles C. Letter to 2nd Lt Ralph C. Simons, P.O.W. 4 June [1944] Tulsa, OK

37.004 Simons, Miles C. Letter to 2nd Lt Ralph C. Simons, P.O.W. 15 June 1944 Tulsa, OK

37.005 Copeland, Letter to 2nd Lt Ralph C. Simons, P.O.W. 29 July Tulsa, OK Caroline [1944?]

37.006 Lucas, Mme A.N.S. to Charles Lucas, P.O.W. 22 Aug. Tourlaville, France Charles [1940?]

37.007 Lucas, Mme A.N.S. to Charles Lucas, P.O.W. 7 Aug. 1940 Tourlaville, France Charles

37.008 Lucas, Mme A.N.S. to Charles Lucas, P.O.W. 13 Dec 1940 Tourlaville, France Charles

37.009 Lucas, Mme A.N.S. to Charles Lucas, P.O.W. 24 Dec. 1940 Tourlaville, France Charles

37.010 Tellett, Charles Letters, photographs, and clippings related to 1939-[1947?] Various Frederick the wartime career of Charles Tellet, Supply Unit 32 Cdn CTPS/COAM. [The gift of Charles Watt Tellett.]

190 38.001 McGrath, Thomas A.L.S. to the Quebec Board of Health. 10 Sep. 1849 Grosse Ile, Quebec (d. 1872) Detailed document concerning the beginning of the cholera epidemic in Quebec. Attributes Medical asst. at the Asiatic Cholera to the arrival of the Sir Grosse Isle, Charles Napier from Dublin which arrived on Quebec 19 August. Several passengers ill, but none with cholera; five days later one of the passengers, a child aged 12, was stricken with the disease, dying the following day. Fifty- seven deaths occurred the following day at Grosse Isle, of which 53 were passengers from the Circassian, which arrived shortly after the Napier. Details early progress of the disease.

38.002 Hotel Dieu de Unsigned, undated manuscript draft of a [ca. 1847] Quebec Quebec memorandum entitled “Small pox and vaccination” concerning the “very general anxiety visiting in the public mind, from the late introduction of small pox among the inhabitants of Quebec”, and its author’s arguments in favour of Jenner’s serum far vaccination.

38.003 Committee for the Printed circular letter concerning the 18 Jan. 1845 Quebec General Hospital establishment of a General Hospital at at Quebec Quebec for the sick poor. Sent to doctors who had proposed the establishment of this new hospital. Signed by A.W. Cochran “for the Committee”, and addressed to Dr Morrin.

191 38.004 Blewett, Jean A.L.S. to Faith Fenton offering words of 22 Jun 1896 Blenheim encouragement. Includes newspaper clipping with poetry by Blewett.

38.005 Galt, Lady Amy A.L.S. to Faith Fenton concerning Fenton’s 30 Apr. 1896 Toronto Gordon “kind and gentle words in the last number of the Canadian Home Journal, descriptive of my dear mother and the old home”.

38.006 Macdonald, A.L.S. to Faith Fenton humbly declining her 6 Dec. [1891] Victoria, B.C. Susan Agnes request to publish a “Christmas Greeting addressed to Country women in Canada” in the woman’s column of The Empire.

38.007 Richards, Laura Poem. A short ditty presumably to Faith 1893 [Gardiner, Maine?] E. Fenton addressed as “curly-head”.

192 38.008 Traill, Catherine A.L.S. to Faith Fenton thanking her for what 13 Jan. 1896 Westhove, Lakefield, Parr the latter wrote about her in the Home Ontario. Journal. Traill wonders if any of her writings on birds, beasts or butterflies would be welcomed in the Journal.

With an undated holograph author’s note containing a fanciful description of her motives for writing nature stories for children.

With another author’s note to Fenton, made at 13 Dec. 1895 the age of 94.

With a cabinet photograph of Traill at the age of 84, signed on the front and inscribed to her daughter, Kate, on verso.

38.009 Chamberlin, Biography of her mother, Susanna Moodie. [1861?] [Toronto?] Agnes

38.010 Chamberlin, Two letters to Henry Morgan concerning her 1861 Toronto Agnes mother, Susanna Moodie.

38.011 Horne, Robert C. A.L.S. to Alexander Hamilton, businessman, 23 Nov. 1820 York, U.C. militia officer, and judge, enquiring if the latter, as new postmaster at Queenston, would act as agent for The Christian Observer and The Upper Canada Gazette. In return, Horne offers him a remittance on each paper, or 10%. The letter contains Hamilton’s reply to Horne accepting his offer.

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38.012 Shaw, George A.N.S. to Messrs Hodder & Stoughton 24 Oct. 1906 London Bernard thanking them for permission to use the title ‘The Doctor’s Dilemma’.

38.013 Lamartine, Letter to Col. Comte Elie d’Angenoust 23 Mar. 1846 Paris Alphonse de recommending the promotion of one of his friends, Eugène Alban François, currently a maréchal des logis.

38.014 Brevismo compendio de la historia de Mexico [1848?] [Mexico?] des de la conquista hasta Junio de 1848. Mi opinion.

38.015 Hanley, James A.L.S. to Norman Elliston concerning the 16 Feb. 1938 Corwen, North Wales (1897-1985) writing of Hanley’s “sea book”. Talks about seeing J.C. Powys who carries Elliston’s book with him when he goes for his walks. Also refers to Elliston’s Romany book.

38.016 Lahr, Charles List of deletions from the expurgated edition [1934?] [London] (1885-1971) of James Hanley’s Boy.

38.017 Hanley, James Holograph of “It is later than you think” with [s.d.] [London?] (1897-1985) note in author’s hand “abandoned after the first page”. A second sheet reads “another beginning, and no end. James Hanley, London, ‘68”.

194 38.018 Lewis, C.S. Letter to Hayworth saying that he “can do 9 Jul 1937 The Kilns, Headington nothing about Milton” as he is “immobilized Quarry, Oxford with a bone disease and can’t go near a library”.

38.019 Johnson, J.H. Railway warrant for journeys in the United 22 Apr 1919 [Milford, England?] Kingdom

38.020 Murray, Charles A.L.S. to Mrs [Katharine] Gerard concerning 24 Oct 1935 The Lythe, (1864-1941) a request from his friend [and her son] Robin Banchory, [Scotland] to attend the interment of a friend’s cremation urn [i.e. the late Dr John Gerard]. With two photographs: (1) Kate Gerard with Dr Charles Murray & (2) Dr Charles Murray at Allanmore. With newspaper clipping and obituaries for Katharine Gerard and Robin Gerard

38.021 Nicholson, A.L.S. to his son, “Tony, old friend”, [1915?] Mohand Pass [?] William concerning game hunting with the Viceroy’s Viceroy’s Camp, India (1872-1949) party. Includes a coloured pen and ink drawing of his elephant Maggie. Discusses a portrait he is painting of the Viceroy, Lord Hardinge, and alludes to the troubles associated with the beginning of the First World War in England.

195 38.022 Hughes, Olwyn Collection of letters, principally addressed to 1975-1979 The Rainbow Press, Seamus Cooney of the Department of London English, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan, concerning the publications of The Rainbow Press, London.

38.023 Bingre, Francisco A.L.S. with poem. 24 Oct. 1844 [Portugal?] Joaquim (1763-1856)

38.024 Thomas Aquinas Sacris Solemniis: One of the five hymns [18th cent.?] Unknown (1225-1274) composed by St. Thomas Aquinas (1225- 1274) in honour of the Blessed Sacrament at specific request of Pope Urban IV (1261- 1264) when the Pope first established the Feast of Corpus Christi in 1264. The last two stanzas contain the text for the hymn Panis Angelicus.

38.025 Ginesi, Michael Letter to the publishers Chatto and Windus 20 Oct. 1965 London, England asking for information about two books by James Aston (a.k.a. T.H. White), First Lesson and They winter abroad, both published in 1932.

Smallwood, Reply of Norah Smallwood on behalf of 21 Oct. 1965 London, England Norah Chatto and Windus.

196 38.026 Smith, Iain Autumn. (Poem) [s.d.] [s.l.] Crichton (1928-1998)

38.027 Hughes Family of Collection of documents related to the history 1897-1903 Somerville, Ontario the Municipality of Somerville Township, East Victoria of Somerville, County. Victoria County, Ontario

38.028 Two 17th-century financial documents. The 1662-1678 [England]. first signed by Thomas Burnett (1662) deals with money being paid to a relative. The second is a fragment (1678) on one side of which appears to be a listing of silk costs.

38.029 Fragmentary Latin document beginning [1692?] “Generosus D. Joannes Kerczy …”

38.030 Freeman, George Documents pertaining to the Freeman family 1837-1838 v.p. in Canada of Nova Scotia and Ontario. Freeman, Joseph

38.031 Birth, Isaiah Last will & testament. 1837 [London?] d. 1837

38.032 Turnbull, Gael Correspondence with Neil Curry [1989-2001?] Ulverston, England

197 38.033 Hood, Thomas A.L.S. to Sir Francis Freeling, referring to Sir 3 Sep. 1829 [London, Eng.] (1799-1845) Walter Scott and sending Freeling the manuscript dedication of “The First Volume of the Comic Annual.”

38.034 The Molsons Memorandum to the Bank of Nova Scotia, 25 May 1877 Montreal Bank New Glasgow, for the collection of funds.

38.035 Haliburton, Five A.L.S. to W.B. Watkins and one 1857-1860 Gordon House, Thomas fragment of an letter by Haliburton’s second Isleworth, England 1796-1865 wife, Sarah Harriet Owen.

38.036 Niven, Frederick Stoics: Story of the Canadian Northwest [19--?] [British Columbia?]

38.037 Goldie, James A.L.S. to James Carmichael, New Glasgow, 5 Mar. 1877 Guelph, Ont. concerning a bill collection. On letter head of People’s Mills, James Goldie, Merchant Miller, Guelph, Ont.

38.038 Bruce, George “Sonnet on my wife’s birthday” 10-12 Dec. [s.l.] 1977

38.039 Law Society of Barrister at Law Diploma issued to Philip 15 May 1876 Toronto Upper Canada Alexis Holt.

Certificate of admission to the Bar 9 Dec. 1876 Toronto

38.040 Wales, William & Astronomical observations by order of the 1768-1769 Prince of Wales Fort, Dymond, Joseph Royal Society at Prince of Wales’s Fort on [Manitoba] the North-West Coast of Hudson Bay.

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38.041 Franklin, Sir John Transcription of letters by and to the Chief [1825?] [Fort Franklin, et al. Factors, chief traders, and gentlemen in N.W.T?] charge of Hudson Bay Company posts, Northern District, forwarded with despatches of Capt. John Franklin.

38.042 Hudson’s Bay Duplicate of letter to Eden Colvile, Governor 1852 Hudson’s Bay House, Company and the Council of the Northern Department. London, England

38.043 [Hudson’s Bay Courses and distances from Oxford House to 1833 [Oxford House, Company] Fort Daer. Manitoba?]

38.044 [Hudson’s Bay Comparative list of McKenzie’s River District [1857?] [s.l.] Company] returns of various type of pelts.

38.045 [Hudson’s Bay Abstract of value and number of martens in [1857?] [s.l.] Company] [Mackenzie River] District

38.046 Watmough, [Personal notes] [198-?] [Vancouver, B.C.?] David

38.047 Riddell, Henry Scotia’s thistle. 1867 [Scotland?] Scott (1798-1870)

38.048 Letter in German on stationery with hand- 1877 Germany coloured lithograph of “Der Alsterdamm in Hamburg” at top of p. 1.

199 38.049 Collection of manuscript material related to 1942 Ontario the seizure by the Canadian Department of National Revenue of the book "Tobacco Road" written by Erskine Caldwell.

38.050 Constantine, A.L.S. concerning the Welland Canal to the 1832 Buffalo, N.Y. Louis A. Hon. Avery Skinner.

38.051 King, Raphael [Letter to Dr R [i.e. M]. Pierce Rucker 1949 London concerning the writings and library of Dr Moses.

38.052 “Pleasant prospect – A Day with the Stag”. 11 Jan. 1876 [London?]

38.053 Wilson, Edward Christmas card to the Bennets. [1940?] [New York?] A.

38.054 [Leaf from an unidentified Urdu novel.] [s.d.] [Persia?]

38.055 Campbell, James Letter to Dr S.P. May, Ministry of Education, 3 March 1876 Toronto Province of Ontario

38.056 Nelson, Horatio Facsimile of a letter written on board the 8 Oct. 1803 At sea. (Admiral) Victory. (The gift of Nigel Spicer. MS.90.050)

38.057 Dick, James Receipt for plot in the Ripley Graveyard. 23 Sep. 1833 Ripley, [Ontario?]

38.058 Trimble, Richard Copies of Letters 1796-1797 Philadelphia, Pa.

200 38.059 Arnold, William Ross Concession. 29 Sep. 1832 [Tennessee?]

38.060 Graczyk, Blank form, completed and addressed to L. 10 Nov. 1974 Lublin, Poland. Aleksandra Gizycke, concerning registration in the Communist Party. With envelope.

38.061 Carr, Robert, Letter to Lt. Col. Richard Dennis. 13 May 1813 Trenton, N.J. Major

38.062 Notes of the post mortem appearances Quebec 11 Dec. 1847 observed in the examination of the body of the late Thos. Fargues, M.D.

38.063 Gill, Eric A.N.S., author’s postcard signed, and cheque Pigott’s, High 1937 made out to Eric Gill by Dr Herman T. Radin. Wycombe, England

38.064 Smith, Mary A.L.S. to her granddaughter Polly, concerning Philadelphia Ca. 1780 the young girl’s illness. With an annotation at the end signed by Cornelius M. Trimble explaining that the writer was his great- grandmother.

38.065 Holmes, John A.L.S. to Ephraim Steele in Carlisle, Sussex Court 14 Oct. 1798 concerning political changes in the state of House New Jersey.

38.066 Dickson, Violet Letter to Prof. Harold Innis. Weston, 5 Dec. 1958 Innes Mass.

201 38.067 Cannon, Florence Two letters to Prof. Harold Innis concerning New Haven, 1932 Pond Peter Pond. Ct.

38.068 Waines, W.J. Letter to V.W. Bladen. Winnipeg 2 Nov. 1937

38.069 Innis, Harold A. Holograph notes about Peter Pond. [Toronto?] [s.d.]

38.070 Innis, Harold A. Reports of the Special Committee of the Privy [Toronto?] [s.d.] Council to consider its powers to try cases of murder in the Indian territory. (Typescript with annotations by Harold Innis.)

39 Odell, N.E. Collection of letters, photographs, and other 1947-1956 Various documents concerning Alakan glaciers and ice worms found in the Yukon and Alaska.

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