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Cory Library List of Accessions No 14 RHCDES UNIVERSITY.. CCRY LIBRARY FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH. LIST OF ACCESSIONS. No. 14. 1st. January, 1958, to 31st December, 1961. GRAHAMSTOWN 1962 INTRODUCTION (i) This list of accessions represents manuscripts, maps, microfilms, pictures and printed matter received in the Cory Library for Historical Research during the years 1958 - 1961. Thirteen lists of accessions have previously been issued, together with a Map catalogue (1957), covering the period October 1945 to December, 1957. Copies of the Map catalogue and ALL but the FIRST TREED Accession Lists are still available. Entries are listed under either signatory or subject, in alphabetical order. At the end of' the List has been appended an addendum. The abbreviations 8vo,, 4to., and fcp. are used somewhat loosely, to give an approximate indication of size; in the case of pictures and newspaper cuttings, the measurements are given to the nearest half inch. In addition to the usual bibliographic abbreviations, the Library uses "TS" for typewritten copy, and "PR" for printed documents. As much of the material listed below did not pass through my hands, it is with considerable trepidation that I have selected the following items for particular mention. Notable items in this List include:- MS 7408 The Dennison and Gush letters, written in the Eastern Cape in -7458 the 1830's and 1840's, and given to the Cory Library by Hiss M.G. Masson. MS 7391 Hancock's Drift: the story of the great wagon road, based on the diary of an 1820 Settler, and written and presented by Mr. F.W, Powell. MS 7544 -7555 Copies of letters from Prof. Arthur Lord to Dr. Bryce, written in Grahamst.own between 1912 and 1921. The originals are in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, and werekindly copied for us by prof. Hugh le May. MS 7336 The Diary of Joseph Mackrill (1792-1820), written in Dupe Town after 1809, and on loan to the Library from the estate of the late Dr. Selmar SchSraland. MS 7568 Some of the personal papers of Dr. Selamr Schtonland, which have -7593 been lent to the Library by the heirs of his estate. MS 7289 Letters from General J.C, Smuts to Francis Carey Slater, given to -7305 the Library by r. Slater. MS 7331. 17 letters written between 1820 and 1848 by various members of the Southey family from various places, deposited on loan in the Library by Miss Southey. MS 7334 The Journals of Joseph Stirk, written in Peddie, 1848 - 1854, and on loan to the Library from Mr. A.C. Jolly. MS 7465 Part of a large gift from Miss Stormont consiting of Sermons, Journals, -7538 Diaries, notes and letters written by the Rev. D.D. Stormont, between 1897 and 1931 MS 7361 Letters to,and a Journal of Carl Friedrich Drbge, written 1806-1848 and presented to the Library by r. H. Rosenbrock. MS 7337 Journals, Letter books, Minute books, etc, on loan from the Grahamstown -7343 Municipality, .covering the period 1837-1902, being the old municipal records. MS 7372 Papers from the collection of John Hemming, covering the period 1875- -7389 1925, and given to the Library by Miss S. King. MS 7350 presented to the Library by Mr. J.J, Redgrave, the original draft of -7354 his book on F.T. I'0ns, together with correspondence about the book. Letters 1941-1957. PR 889 B.D. Godlonton's book of newspaper cuttings, dealing with his travels in the Eastern Province, presented by Hr. W, A. Godlonton, PR 1004 Complete issues and supplements of the following newspapers: -1037 Cape Frontier Times, Cape Town Gazette, Cope Town Hail, Diamond News, Fort Beaufort Advocate, Graaff-Reinet Herald, & 1047 Grahamstown Journal, Port Alfred Budget, and the South African -1070 Commercial Advertiser. On loan to the Cor"/ Library from the Grahams1own Municipality. MF 66 Memoranda on the Kaffir war in 1847, written in Grahamstown by Sir George Berkeley, and purchased by the Library. MF 107 R. B. vonHube’s list of the births, baptisms, confirmations, marriages and deaths among the German Settlers in Panmure, East London, Easter I860- Easter, 1861. The original is in the East London Museum, and we were kindly given permission to make a copy of it. MF 64 The diary of Elijah Pike, written in Grahamstown between 1838 and 1861. MP 413 A map of Africa, printed in the first decade or two of the 18th century, and drawn by H. Moll. MP 416 A series of maps illustrating the dispute over the possession of the diamond fields, the nature of Keate’s award, etc, printed in 1883 by W.A. Richards and sons in Cape Town. It is my privilege and pleasure to acknowledge our indebtedness to tho many people who have given or lent material to the Cory Library for Historical Research, during the period covered by this List, The richness of the material available for research is proof of the generosity of our friends, among whom, the following now hr.v our special thanks:- Dr. T. Alty, The Albany Museum, Mrs. Alcton, Mrs. Back, Miss B. Barnes, Mrs. A. Barry, Miss B.M. Bee, P.J.A, Beek, Miss M, Bell, T.G. Bell, J. Bennett, Mrs. E. Blaine, Dr. E. Britten, Mrs. R.A.B. Brown, Mr. Brandt, R.A. Brown, Prof. D, Burnett, Miss Killie Campbell, Mrs. I. Cartwright, Prof. H, Chapman, Mrs. S. Clarke, G.B. Crankshaw, Mrs. P.M. Cock, T.C. Daniels, Mrs. R. de Smidt, W.M. Diepeveen, IT. Dold, J.M. Donald, The East London Museum, The E.P, Guardian, P.W. Emslie, A,'?. Ewan, Mrs. D. Ewan, Mrs. P. ffolliott, Dr. V.S. Forbes, G. Frost, Dr. A.K. Fryer, Lt. Col. J.M.L. Fulford, Mrs. P, Gillandcrs, Mrs. J.A. Gledhill, W.A. Godlonton, Mrs. Goss, The Grahamstown Municipality, Mrs. Grainger, I. L. Green, R, Griffiths, Miss Haarhoff, K.L. Harper, Dr. J.W. Harris, Prof. L.A. Hewson, Mrs. M. Higgo, K.S. Hunt, N.G. Hutton, Hr. Iverach, Miss Jeffries, A.C. Jolly, E. Morse Jones, Mrs, J.E. Kannemeyer, Mrs. D. Kent, Dr. A. Kerr, Miss S. King, Prof. P.R. Kirby, Prof. H. le May, D. Levy, Dr. R.B. Lewcock, The Library of Parliament, The London Missionary Society, J. Luke, Mrs. F.V.F, MoCallum, Miss M, MacDowell, P. Macfarlane, Miss M.G. Masson, prof. W.A. Maxwell, Mrs. Mayo, G.K. Hoorcroft, Mrs. I.M. Morris, Prof. E. Mountain, A. Murray, Mrs. Pittman, The Port Elizabeth Public Library, F.W. Powell, Prof. C.H. Price, T.D. Ramsay, J.J. Redgrave, Prof. J.V.L. Rennie, The Rhodes University Registrar, Mrs. D. Rivett-Camac, W.K. Roberts, Col. A.C. Robinson, Prof. W. Rollo, H. Rosenbrock, Prof. I.J. Rousseau, Adv. H.F. ■ Sampson, Sir Basil Schonland, F. Schonland, The very rev. R.H.77. Shepherd, F. Carey Slater, Miss Southey, J.G. Sprigg, Miss Stormont, M.H. Taylor, Mrs, L. Thomas, The u.K. Information Office, the University of Cape Town, Major C.E. Wake ham, Major E.B, Walker, Miss D. Waters, R. Webb, Miss 7/ebster, prof. D. Williams, Dr. M. Wilson, Mrs.-. 11. Wright. To Hr. A. F. Stinson who so freely gave of his time to type the major portion of this list, go our very special thanks; the task he was set was no mean one. Sheila Speedy Cory Librarian. 15th November, 1962. RHODES UNIVERSITY. CORY LIBRARY FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH. LIST ^ OF ACCESSIONS No, 14. 1st. Jan. 1958 to 31 December, _I96IJL MANUSCRIPT" , JHCROFILMS, PICTURES , and PRINTED JATTER, "*• MIPS, MANUSCRIPTS. 'Signatory. • _Nature and date of item. Ref. No . Ai'!ONYivpUS. Songs, Hymns Poems,, n.d. n.p. MS 8pp. -S.7333. (Moorcroft Papers.b). ATKINSON. H.E. Letter from H.E. Atkinson to Miss Dennison. MS. 7443. Cola&urg Sep. 1843. MS. 3pp. + 6 b.l. 8vo. AYLIFFE, John. Memorials, of James Howse Esq. MS.7288. Grahamstown 185- MS, 48 pp. 4to. BADEN-POWhLL. (a) . Diary by C.G.H. Bell. MS.7348. BELL. C.G.H. Mafeking l/0ct./l899 - 3l/May/l9DO. TS. 150 pp. + I b.l. illus. fcp. (b) . General orders and facsimile of Mafeking Mail. IO/IO/I899 - .23/5/1900. 25/1/1900 TS 112 pp.+ 112 b.l. various sizes. (c) . Notes by Baden-Powell, Bell, and others. 28/iO/l899 - May 1900. MS pasted onto 23 pp. + 5 b.l. fcp. BATTISS. Walter. Silhouette of Professor Kirby. MS.7407. Johannesburg I93T. PR Ip. + I b.l. 4to. BEE. Alan Gordon. Keeper of the Highway. MS. 7307. Pietermaritzburgn.d. MS 260pp. - 260 b.l.. fcp. mi nn n n Rolling Home, by "The Idler". MS. 7308. Pietermaritzburg, n.d. MS 509pp. + 30S b.l. fcp. • I* ft III* tl II A Man should rejoice. MS. 7309. Waterberg TVL. 1938. MS 305pp. + /OS b .1. fcp. BEIL. C.G.H. The late .Charles Gordon Harland Bell, y extract -S. 7345 from statement made bv Oletsitse t Motlapen. and a letter from G.G.H. Bell to Graham. 4/July/l897. 24/October/l897. 'Mafeking. •FELL. C.G.H. Siege of Mafeking. (Continuation of Diary). MS. 73^i7. Mafeking 3rd.Feb, 1900 - 10th May 1900. MS. B 'und volume 95pp. 4to. BINGHAM. G. Two letters'from G. Bingham to Miss Dennison MS. 7437. and’Mr, J. Gush. Colesburg. Ratabani. 1843. 1845. MSS 4to. 4pF. 8vo. 6pp. • I . BLYTHSWOOD REVIEW. .Letters received by Rev. 3. re Blythswood Review. MS. 7538. 1924-25. TS * MS Exercise Book Letters pasted in. .BROOM. Robert. Letter re Sir .Basil Schonland, to his father. MS. 7579. Pretoria 17/3/36. MS 2pp. a to. n .BROwNLe E .
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