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MS 140 AJ 175 Archives of the West London Synagogue
1/1 Correspondence: A 1924-1925
1/2 Correspondence: B 1924-1925
1/3 Correspondence: C - D 1924-1925
1/4 Correspondence: H 1924-1925
2/1 Correspondence: H 1924-1925
2/2 Correspondence: I - K 1924-1925
2/3 Correspondence: L 1924-1925
2/4 Correspondence: M 1924-1925
3/1 Correspondence: N - R 1923-1925
3/2 Correspondence: S 1922-1925
3/3 Correspondence: T - Z 1924-1925
3/4 Correspondence regarding resignation of membership 1924
4/1 Correspondence: A - B 1925-1926
4/2 Correspondence: C - D 1925-1926
4/3 Correspondence: E - G 1924-1926
4/4 Correspondence regarding donations to the Building Freehold 1925 Fund for the purchase of the freehold of the synagogue and the adjoining houses in Seymour Place
5/1 Correspondence: H 1925-1926
5/2 Correspondence: I - K 1923-1926
5/3 Correspondence: L 1925-1926
5/4 Correspondence: L - M 1924-1926
5/5 Correspondence: M - N 1925-1926
6/1 Correspondence regarding applications for the position of minister 1925
6/2 Correspondence: O - R 1925-1926
6/3 Resignations of membership 1925
6/4 Correspondence: S Jan - Jun 1925
6/5 Correspondence: S Jul 1925-Jan 1926 MS 140 2 AJ 175
6/6 Correspondence: T - V 1925-1926
6/7 Correspondence: W - Z 1925-1926
71 Correspondence: A 1925-1926
7/2 Correspondence: B 1925-1927
7/3 Correspondence: C 1925-1926
7/4 Correspondence: D - E 1926-1927
7/5 Correspondence: F - G 1925-1927
8/1 Correspondence: H 1925-1927
8/2 Correspondence: I - J 1926-1927
8/3 Correspondence: K - L 1926-1927
8/4 Correspondence: M 1925-1927
8/5 Correspondence: N 1926-1927
9/1 Correspondence: O - Q 1926-1927
9/2 Correspondence: R 1926-1927
9/3 Correspondence: S 1926-1927
9/4 Correspondence: J Samuel and Son Monumental Masons 1926-1927
9/5 Correspondence: T - Z 1926-1927
10/1 Correspondence: A 1927-1928
10/2 Correspondence: B 1927-1928
10/3 Correspondence: C 1924-1928
10/4 Correspondence: D 1927-1928
10/5 Correspondence: E - G 1927-1928
11/1 Correspondence: H 1926-1928
11/2 Correspondence: I - J 1922-1928
11/3 Correspondence: K 1927-1928
11/4 Correspondence: L 1926-1928
11/5 Correspondence: M 1927-1928
11/6 Correspondence: N 1927-1928
12/1 Correspondence: O - Q 1927-1928
12/2 Correspondence: R - S 1927-1928 MS 140 3 AJ 175
12/3 Correspondence: S 1926-1928
12/4 Postcards sent in response to the proposition to hold a trial service 1928 in the newly revised format on a Saturday morning
12/5 Correspondence: T - V 1927-1928
12/6 Correspondence: W 1922-1928
13/1 Correspondence: A - B 1924-1929
13/2 Correspondence regarding the death of Rabbi Dr J Blau 1927
13/3 Correspondence relating to the appointment of a keeper at Ball's 1928 Pond Cemetery
13/4 Correspondence: C 1927-1929
13/5 Correspondence: D - E 1928-1929
13/6 Correspondence: F - G 1928-1929
13/7 Correspondence: H 1928-1929
14/1 Correspondence: I - J 1928-1929
14/2 Correspondence: Revd M Joseph, including material relating to 1928 his eightieth birthday presentation; K
14/3 Correspondence: L 1928-1929
14/4 Correspondence: M 1928-1929
15/1 Correspondence: N - R 1928-1929
15/2 Correspondence: J Samuel and Son, Monumental Masons; Revd 1926-1929 V Simmons
15/3 Correspondence: S 1928-1929
15/4 Correspondence: T - V 1928-1929
15/5 Correspondence: W - Z 1928-1929
15/6 General correspondence concerning seats and membership; 1926-1929 enquiries regarding copies of the new prayer books; correspondence and papers relating to recommendations put forward by the ministers, on education, the barmitzvah ceremony and services; completed offering forms for the Hospital Sunday Fund
16/1 Correspondence: A; Ball's Pond Cemetery 1929
16/2 Correspondence: B; 1927-1929
16/3 Correspondence: C - D 1929
16/4 Correspondence: E - G 1924-1929 MS 140 4 AJ 175
16/5 Correspondence: H 1928-1929
16/6 Correspondence regarding seats for the holidays 1928
16/7 Bills and receipts, specifications for repairs, and details of 1919-1928 expenses relating to the joint account between the West London Synagogue and the Spanish and Portuguese Congregation for the administration of Golders Green Cemetery (Hendon Cemetery)
17/1 Corespondence: I - K 1929
17/2 Correspondence: L 1928-1929
17/3 Correspondence: M 1929
17/4 Correspondence: N - R; Dr P Ridout 1929
17/5 Correspondence and completed offering forms, including 1929 those for the Hospital Sunday Fund
17/6 Correspondence: S 1928-1929
18/1 Correspondence regarding applications for the position of 1929 secretary, following the death of the previous post holder, Mr A Myer
18/2 Correspondence: Revd VG Simmons; J Samuel and Son, 1928-1929 Monumental Mason; T - V
18/3 Correspondence: W - Z 1928-1929
18/4 Correspondence relating to members' seats and accounts, including 1924-1929 requests for the reservation of temporary seats during festivals and grants of permission from members' for their seats to be let
18/5 Correspondence relating to members' seats and accounts, including 1929 requests for the reservation of temporary seats during festivals and grants of permission from members' for their seats to be let
19/1 Correspondence: A 1929-1930
19/2 Correspondence: members' accounts; members' accounts in arrears 1930
19/3 Correspondence: list of members and their addresses, together with 1928-1930 correspondence relating to the operation of the Addressograph, including updates and orders for new plates
19/4 Wardens' meeting agenda 1930
19/5 Correspopndence: aids for the deaf; Alliance Assurance Co 1930
19/6 Correspondence: annual report; Ball's Pond Cemetery 1930
20/1 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1930
20/2 Correspondence: Bi - Bri 1929-1930
20/3 Correspondence: Mr AI Belisha; Bro - By 1930 MS 140 5 AJ 175
20/4 Burial permits 1930
20/5 Correspondence: Ca - Ci 1930
20/6 Correspondence: Co - Cy, includes some council meeting minutes 1930 and list of council members
20/7 Correspondence: religious education classes; Mr E Cohen; D 1930
20/8 Correspondence: D 1930
21/1 Correspondence: Mr A Davis; Mr D Davis; E 1930
21/2 Correspondence regarding the work of the education committee, 1930 including some minutes and memoranda expressing views on the practice of barmitzvah and the place of young peaple at the synagogue
21/3 Correspondence: election to council sub-committee; extension of 1930 activities committee; executive committee
21/4 Correspondence: F - Gl 1930
21/5 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1929-1930
21/6 Correspondence relating to Golders Green Cemetery, concerning 1930 upkeep and repairs and changing from the employment of contractors to direct labour
21/7 Correspondence regarding applications for the position of head 1930 gardener at Golders Green Cemetery
22/1 Correspondence: Ha - Hd 1930
22/2 Correspondence regarding organizing a Haftorah rota for the 1930-1931 sabbath reading of holy prophets and writings
22/3 Correspondence: He - Hi 1929-1930
22/4 Correspondence: Ho - Hy 1929-1930
22/5 Completed offering forms for the Metropolitan Hospital Sunday 1930 Fund
22/6 Correspondence relating to the high festivals, with timetables for 1930 the Day of Atonement services and instructions for stewards
22/7 Correspondence: Sir S Instone 1929-1930
22/8 Correspondence: investments; Jewish Chronicle; Jewish Lads 1930 Brigate
22/9 Correspondence: I 1926-1930
23/1 Correspondence: J 1929-1930
23/2 Correspondence: K 1929-1930
23/3 Correspondence: La - Le 1930 MS 140 6 AJ 175
23/4 Correspondence: La - Le; returned correspondence 1930
23/5 Correspondence: Li - Ly 1930
23/6 Correspondence: Li - Ly; Mr ED Lowy, treasurer 1929-1930
23/7 Correspondence regarding the West London Synagogue magazine, 1930, Mar 1930 together with proofs and a copy of Volume 4 Number 7
23/8 Correspondence: Manchester Congregation; completed 1930 authorization forms
24/1 Correspondence: Ma - Me 1930
24/2 Correspondence: Me - Mi; completed membership forms 1929-1930
24/3 Correspondence: Mo - My 1929-1930
24/4 Correspondence regarding applications for the position of lady 1930 secretary for the ministers
24/5 Correspondence: Mr LG Montifiore, warden; N 1929-1930
24/6 Completed offering forms 1930
24/7 Correspondence: O - Pe 1929-1930
25/1 Correspondence: Pl - Py; prayer book 1930-1931
25/2 Correspondence with the Jewish Guardian and the Jewish 1930 Chronicle
25/3 Correspondence: Q - Ri; Revd HF Reinhart, including a list of 1929-1930 barmitzvah candidates, 1919-1929
25/4 Correspondence: Re - Ru 1930
25/5 Correswpondence: Dr P Ridout; draft copies of the annual report 1930, 1929-1930 and accounts, with related correspondence and papers
25/6 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1929-1930
25/7 Correspondence: St George's Settlement; scroll bearers; vacant 1929-1930 seats
25/8 Correspondence: Sc - Sm; Revd VG Simmons 1929-1930
26/1 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1929-1930
26/2 Correspondence: Spanish and Portuguese Congregation; St - Sy; 1930 Stephenson, Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors; T
26/3 Correspondence regarding applications for the position of teacher 1930 for the Synagogue classes
26/4 Correspondence: tombestone permits; Tombestone Preservation 1930 Fund MS 140 7 AJ 175
26/5 Correspondence: U, including posters advertising lectures of the 1929-1930 Union of Jewish Literary Societies and the United Synagogues' syllabus for proselytes; V - We
26/6 Correspondence: Mr PS Waley; West London Synagogue 1930 Association
26/7 Correspondence: Wadsworth and Co, Printers; World Union for 1930 Progressive Judaism, including conference programmes and papers, some in German
26/8 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1929-1930
26/9 Correspondence: V - Z 1930
27/1 Correspondence: A 1930-1931
27/2 Correspondence: member's accounts in arrears; Mr A Alexander, 1930-1931 deceased; wardens' meeting agenda
27/3 Correspondence: Alliance Assurance Co; annual report and 1930-1931 financial statement; Armistice Service Roll of Honour
27/4 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1931
27/5 Correspondence: Ball's Pond Cemetery; Bank of England 1929-1931
27/6 Correspondence: Mr AI Belisha; Bi - Bri 1931
28/1 Correspondence: Bro - By; Building Fund; building committee; 1930-1931 burial permits; business cards, correspondence regarding applications for the position of caretaker
28/2 Correspondence: Ca - Cl 1931
28/3 Correspondence: Co - Cy 1930-1931
28/4 Correspondence: religious education classes including examination 1931-1932 papers and pupils' reports
28/5 Agenda, minutes and correspondence relating to the synagogue 1930-1931 council and general meetings, incomplete series
28/6 Correspondence: D 1930-1931
28/7 Correspondence: D; Mr A Davis, Architect 1930-1931
28/8 Correspondence: D; J Davy and Sons, Printers 1930-1931 and Stationers
29/1 Correspondence: education committee; Emanuel and Simmonds, 1923-1931 Solicitors; Executive Committee; extension of activities committee
29/2 Correspondence: E 1930-1931
29/3 Correspondence: F - Gl 1930-1931
29/4 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1931 MS 140 8 AJ 175
29/5 Correspondence: Golders Green Cemetery; Gundry, Straus and Co, 1931 Accountants; Hampstead religious education classes
29/6 Correspondence: Ha - Hd 1931
29/7 Correspondence: Haftorah services; Haftorah rota; He - Hi 1931
30/1 Correspondence: K; Mrs Kaye, gallery attendant 1930-1931
30/2 Correspondence: La - Le 1931
30/3 Correspondence: La - Le; lecturers 1931
30/4 Correspondence: Li - Ly 1931
30/5 Correspondence: Li - Ly; Mr C Lousada; Mr ED Lowy 1931
30/6 Returned correspondence 1931
31/1 Correspondence: Ma - Mc 1931
31/2 Correspondence: magazine committee; magazine contents; 1931 completed marriage authorisation forms
31/3 Wardens' meeting minutes Feb 1930 - Nov 1930
31/4 Wardens' meeting minutes Mar 1931 - Dec 1931
31/5 Correspondence: Me - Mi 1931
31/6 Correspondence: Mo - My 1931
31/7 Correspondence: musical committee, including text selected for the 1930-1931 new hymnal; Mr LG Montifiore
32/1 Correspondence: N - O 1928-1931
32/2 Completed offering forms and correspondence 1931
32/3 Correspondence concerning the overflow services held at Wigmore 1931 Hall for the holy days
32/4 Correspondence: Oxford University Press; list and payment of the 1931-1932 bequest of Maurice B Worms; correspondence with publishers regarding book reviews for the synagogue magazine
32/5 Correspondence relating to the revised edition of the new prayer 1931 book, including observations on and acknowledgements of complementary copies, some in German; orders for copies of the new prayer book
32/6 Correspondence: Pa - Pe 1931
32/7 Correspondence: correspondence with the press; Pl - Py 1931
33/1 Correspondence: St George's Settlement; Q - Ri; Dr P Ridout, 1930-1931 Choirmaster MS 140 9 AJ 175
33/2 Correspondence: Revd HF Reinhart; Ro - Ry 1930-1931
33/3 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1930-1931
33/4 Correspondence: scroll bearers; list of vacant seats; Seder service 1931
33/5 Correspondence concerning the seven year covenant scheme to 1931 reclaim income tax, including material debating the legality of the scheme as well as certificates of deduction of income tax
33/6 Correspondence regarding Seymour Place: the synagogue's plans 1929-1931 to obtain vacant possession of the properties 27 - 37 (odd numbers only) Seymour Place
33/7 Correspondence regarding Seymour Place: providing for Mr Cole 1930-1931 to vacate 37 Seymour Place and for Mr Slot to take on a short term tenancy of 33 and 35 Seymour Place
34/1 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1931
34/2 Correspondence: Revd VG Simmons; Sn - Ste 1930-1931
34/3 Correspondence: Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; Stephenson, 1931 Harwood and Tatham,Solicitors; notes regarding the Succot; Sti - Sy
34/4 Correspondence: T; Tombstone Preservation Fund 1931
34/5 Correspondence: tombstone permits 1930-1931
35/1 Correspondence: U - We 1930-1931
35/2 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1930-1931
35/3 Correspondence: Mr PS Waley; West London Synagogue 1931 Association; World Union for Progressive Judaism; Y - Z
36/1 Correspondence: A; Alliance Assurance Co 1931-1932
36/2 West London Synagogue membership list, list of magazine 1928, 1931 recipients, updates and additions for the Addressograph plates -1932
36/3 Correspondence: members'accounts in arrears 1931-1932
36/4 Correspondence: Mewes and Davis, Architects; Armistice service; 1932 Ba - Be
36/5 Correspondence: Ball's Pond Cemetery; Bank of England 1931-1932
36/6 Correspondence: Mr AI Belisha, Treasurer; Bi - Bri 1932
37/1 Correspondence: Bro - By; building scheme adjacent to the 1932 Synagogue; building committee; Building Fund Appeal committee
37/2 Correspondence: burial permits; Ca - Cl 1932
37/3 Correspondence: Co - Cy 1931-1932 MS 140 10 AJ 175
37/4 Correspondence: business cards; choir; applications for the 1932 position of choirmaster
37/5 Correspondence: religious education classes; council meeting 1931-1932 minutes and related correspondence
37/6 Correspondence with Dr SA Cook and others, relating to the 1932 publication of his paper 'ethical monotheism in the light of comparitive religion' (41/2 below contains a copy of the paper)
38/1 Correspondence: D 1930-1932
38/2 Correspondence: Mr AS Diamond, Warden; Sir B Drage, Warden; 1932 E; education Committee
38/3 Correspondence: executive committee; F - Gi; Mr TH Gaster 1931-1932
38/4 Correspondence: applications for the position of head gardener at 1932 Golders Green Cemetery (Hendon Cemetery)
38/5 Notes on New Year and Day of Atonement services, labelled 1931 Glasgow Reform Congregation, correspondence with the developing Glasgow Progressive Synagogue (previously Glasgow Reform Congregation)
38/6 Correspondence with the Glasgow Progressive Synagogue 1932-1933 regarding its progress and its support by the West London Synagogue
38/7 Various publications including financial statements, annual reports, 1927-1931 laws and sermon relating to synagogues and Jewish institutions in Glasgow
39/1 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1932
39/2 Correspondence: Golders Green Cemetery (Hendon Cemetery), 1931-1932 includes list of repairs to the lodge ar Ball's Pond Cemetery; Mr AJ Greenbaum; Gundry, Straus and Co, Accountants; Guardian Assurance Co
39/3 Correspondence: Ha - Hd 1931-1932
39/4 Correspondence: Haftorah; Hampstead religious education classes; 1932 attendance cards and programme for the Chanucah celebration
39/5 Correspondence: He - Hi; Mr EFQ Henriques, Warden; high 1932 festivals
40/1 Correspondence: Ho - Hy; Hospital Sunday Fund; hostess; I 1932
40/2 Correspondence: Sir S Instone; investments; income tax 1932
40/3 Correspondence: J 1931-1932
40/4 Correspondence: Mr M Jacobson, Choirmaster; Jewish Lads' 1932 Brigade
40/5 Correspondence: Junior membership; Mrs FC Krasa (deceased) 1932 MS 140 11 AJ 175
40/6 Correspondence: La - Le 1931-1932
41/1 Correspondence: Li - Ly 1932
41/2 Correspondence: lecturers; returned correspondence (includes a 1932 copy of 'ethical monotheism in the right comparative religion' by Dr SA Cook)
41/3 Correspondence, itineraries and explanatory notes relating to the 1932 'little journey', a tour of London, organized for the religious education classes, to visit places of Jewish historical interest
41/4 Correspondence: Mr C Lousada; Ma - Mc 1932
41/5 Correspondence: magazine committee, includes a list of synagogue 1932 committees; magazine contents; Manchester Congregation of British Jews; completed marriage authorisation forms
41/6 Correspondence: Me - Mi; Mr E,D Lowry, includes a copy of the 1932 resolutions adopted in 1841 for the government of the congregation
42/1 Correspondence: Mo - My 1932
42/2 Wardens' meeting minutes 1931-1932
42/3 Correspondence: Mr LG Montifiore; musical committee; 1932 needlework section; N;
42/4 Correspondence: O; completed offering forms 1931-1932
42/5 Correspondence: organ; overflow services held at Wigmore Hall 1932-1933 for the holy days; Oxford University Press; Pa - Pe
43/1 Correspondence: Pi - Py; correspondence relating to the poor list 1932 and payment of the bequest of Maurice B Worms; prayer book revision committee; press
43/2 Correspondence with publishers regarding book reviews for the 1932 synagogue magazine
43/3 Correspondence relating to the Portman estate; the letting of 1932 properties in Upper Berkeley Street, and correspondence with the tenents
43/4 Correspondence relating to the Portman estate; the purchase of 1930-1931 freehold property adjoining that owned by the synagogue in Upper Berkeley Street and Seymour Place; the synagogue's new building scheme in Seymour Place
43/5 Correspondence relating to the Portman estate; the synagogue's 1932 new building scheme in Seymour Place and correspondence with tenents
43/6 Correspondence: Q - Ri; Mr C Rabinovitch; Revd HF Reinhart; Dr 1932 Ridout, Organist
43/7 Correspondence: Ro - Ry; J Samuel and Son, Monumental 1931-1932 Masons; scout troop; scroll bearers; vacant seats; New Year and MS 140 12 AJ 175
Atonement services; St George's Settlement 1931-1932
44/1 Correspondence: Sa - Sc; Seder service; Seymour Place 1932
44/2 Correspondence: seven year covenants; Revd VG Simmons; Mr 1931-1932 LM Slot; Se - Sm
44/3 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1932
44/4 Correspondence regarding the social service branch of the West 1932 London Synagogue Association and opportunities for service in response to a national appeal for social service volunteers
44/5 Correspondence: Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; Sti - Sy; 1932 correspondence regarding the provision of stewards for the festival services, (includes posters for the Wigmore Hall services
44/6 Correspondence: Stephenson, Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors; 1932 Succot; superannuation scheme
45/1 Correspondence: T; applications for the position of teacher 1932
45/2 Correspondence: tombestone permits; transport system for the 1931-1932 children’s religious education classes
45/3 Correspondence: U - We 1932
45/4 Correspondence: Mr PS Waley; West London Synagogue 1931-1932 Association, (includes annual report and accounts)
45/5 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1931-1932
45/6 Correspondence: Mr BM Woolf; Mr S Woolf, Golders Green 1931-1632 Cemetery superintendant; World Union for Progressive Judaism; Y - Z
46/1 Correspondence: A 1933
46/2 Correspondence: members' accounts in arrears 1933-1934
46/3 Correspondence: updates and additions for the Addressograph 1932-1933 plates; Alliance Assurance Co; notes relating to the annual report; Mewes and Davis, Architects
46/4 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1932-1933
46/5 Correspondence: Ball's Pond Cemetery; Bank of England 1931-1933
46/6 Correspondence: Berkeley Boys' Club; Berkeley Girls' Club 1933-1934
47/1 Correspondence: Berkeley Players; Mr AI Belisha; Bi - Bri 1933
47/2 Correspondence regarding the proposed new building scheme, 1931-1932 estimates and alterations MS 140 13 AJ 175
47/3 Correspondence regarding the building scheme for Synagogue Jan 1932- House, Seymour Place Jun 1933
47/4 Correspondence regarding the building scheme for Synagogue Jul 1933- House, Seymout Place Apr 1934
47/5 Correspondence: Building Fund Appeal committee;building 1933 committee; building scheme adjacent to the synagogue; finance for the building scheme; correspondence relating to the ceremony for the laying of the foundation stone of the synagogue extension, including invitations, orders of service, texts of speeches and press releases
47/6 Correspondence: burial permits; Bro - By 1932-1933
48/1 Correspondence: business cards; choir; choral group; religious 1933 education classes
48/2 Correspondence: council meeting minutes (incomplete series); 1932-1933 committee appointed to consider the constitution of the council; Ca - Cl
48/3 Correspondence: Co - Cy 1932-1933
48/4 Correspondence: confirmation services; lecture given by Dr SA 1933 Cook; Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths and Co; Mr AS Diamond; Sir Benjamin Drage
48/5 Correspondence: D 1932-1934
49/1 Correspondence: E; executive committee; education committee; 1933 extension of activities committee
49/2 Correspondence: F - Gi 1933-1934
49/3 Correspondence: Go - Gy; Glasgow Progressive Synagogue 1932-1933
49/4 Correspondence relating to the relief of German refugees: with the 1933 Central British Fund for German Jewry, along with completed donation forms and lists of contributors (including lists of contributors printed in the Jewish Chronicle, May - Jul 1933), also with the Jewish refugees hospitality committee and other organisations
49/5 Completed donation forms for the synagogue collection in aid of 1933 the Central British Fund for British Jewry, with correspondence
50/1 Correspondence relating to the appeal for hospitlaity for German 1933 refugees: donations, offers and refusals of hospitality
50/2 Correspondence: Golders Green Cemetery (Hendon Cemetery); 1932-1933 Guardian Assurance Co; Gundry, Straus and Co, Accountants; Mr EFQ Henriques
50/3 orrespondence: Ha 1931-1933 MS 140 14 AJ 175
50/4 Correspondence: Hampstead religious education classes; 1931-1933 Hampstead Reform Synagogue (which became the North Western Reform Synagogue); Haftorah; high festivals; He - Hi
50/5 Correspondence: H0 - Hy; hospitality committee; completed 1933 offering forms and correspondence relating to the Hospital Sunday Fund; hostesses
50/6 Correspondence: I; income tax; Sir Samuel Instone, Warden; 1933 investments
51/1 Correspondence: J 1933
51/2 Correspondence: Mr M Jacobson, Choirmaster; junior membership 1933-1934
51/3 Correspondence: La - Le 1932-1934
51/4 Correspondence: synagogue laws revision committee 1933
52/1 Correspondence: lectures; Dr A,H Levy, Warden; ‘little journey’ the 1932-1934 tour of London organised for the religious education classes, visiting places of Jewish historical interest; Mr C Lousada
52/2 Correspondence: Li - Lo 1932-1934
52/3 Correspondence: Ma - Mi 1933-1934
52/4 Correspondence: magazine; magazine committee; completed 1933 marriage authorisation forms
52/5 Wardens’ meeting minutes, including some minutes of the 1932-1933 committees for building, education and the magazine
53/1 Correspondence: Mo - My 1932-1934
53/2 Correspondence: Mr LG Montefiori; musical committee; N - O 1932-1934
53/3 Completed offering forms and correspondence relating to the organ 1933
53/4 Correspondence: overflow services; Oxford University Press; poor 1933 list
53/5 Correspondence: Pa - Py; Portman Estate 1933
54/1 Correspondence: prayer book revision committee; press; 1932-1934 PrudentialAssurance Co And the new building; publishers; Purim party
54/2 Correspondence: Q - Ri; Mr C Rabinovitch; Revd HF Reinhart; rent 1933-1934 from tenents Dr P Ridout, Organist
54/3 Correspondence: Ro - Sc 1933-1934
54/4 Correspondence: St George’s Jewish Settlement; J Samuel and Son, 1932-1934 Monumental Masons; Sassoon family graves; Se - Sm; scroll bearers MS 140 15 AJ 175
54/5 Correspondence: revision of seating; Seder service; seven year 1932-1934 covenants
54/6 Correspondence: Revd VG Simmons; Mr LM Slot 1933
55/1 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1932-1933
55/2 Correspondence: social service section, (with a list of Jewish and 1933-1934 other institutions in London, concerned with social work, 1924); Stephenson, Harwood and tatham, Solicitors; stewards for the high festival services; Succot; Sti - Sy
55/3 Correspondence: T; tombstone permits 1933-1934
55/4 Correspondence: transport for the religious education classes; Mr 1933 BT Travis; U - V
56/1 Correspondence: Wa - Wy 1933-1934
56/2 Correspondence: Wadsworth and Co; Mr PS Waley; Mr J Walsh, 1933 Superintendant at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
56/3 Correspondence: West London SynagogueAssociation; Mr S 1931-1933 Woolf, Superintendant at Golders Green Cemetery
56/4 Correspondence: Mr BM Woolf; Mr B Woolf and Partners, 1933 Monumental Masons World Union for Progressive Judaism; Y - Z
57/1 Correspondence: members’ accounts in arrears 1934
57/2 Correspondence: updates and additions for the Addressograph 1933-1934 plates; Alliance Assurance Co,; Ball’s Pond Cemetery; Bank of England
57/3 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1933-1934
57/4 Correspondence: Mr AI Belisha; Berkeley Boys’ Club 1933-1934
57/5 Correspondence: Berkeley Girls’ Club; Berkeley Players; Bethnal 1934 Green Jewish Girls’ Club
58/1 Correspopndence: building scheme 1932-1934
58/2 Correspondence: building scheme; building committee 1934
58/3 Correspondence: Building Fund Appeal; Building Fund Appeal 1932-1934 committee; the opening ceremony of the new building
58/4 Correspondence: the provision of curtains for the new building; Bro 1934 - Ci
59/1 Correspondence: the Board of Deputies of British Jews; Bradford 1933-1934 Reform Congregation; Bi - Bri; business cards; Central British Fund MS 140 16 AJ 175
for German Jewry
59/2 Correspondence: the seating for the new building; choir; choral 1933-1934 group; religious education classes; Major J Brunel Cohen
59/3 Correspondence: synagogue committees; council 1934
59/4 Correspondence: Co - Cy 1933-1934
59/5 Correspondence: D Jan - Aug 1934
59/6 Correspondence: D; Mr AS Diamond; Sir B Drage 1934
60/1 Correspondence: education committee 1933-1934
60/2 Correspondence: executive; extension of activities committee; E 1933-1934
60/3 Correspondence: F; furnishing committee 1933-1934
60/4 Correspondence: Ga - Gi; General Electric Co,; Glasgow 1934-1935 Progressive Synagogue; Golders Green Cemetery
60/5 Correspondence: Guardian Assurance Co 1934
60/6 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1933-1934
61/1 Correspondence and papers relating to North Western Reform 1933-1934 Synagogue (formerly Hampstead Reform Synagogue), including the annual report
61/2 Correspondence: Chanucah; Ha 1933-1934
61/3 Correspondence: Hart and Sons Limited, Printers and Bookbinders; 1931-1934 He - Hi
61/4 Correspondence: Mr RDQ Henriques, Printer and Publisher; high 1932-1934 festivals Hospital Sunday Fund correspondence, with some completed offering forms; Ho - Hy; hostesses
62/1 Correspondence relating to the work of the hospitality committee, 1934 mainly regarding the organisation of receptions
62/2 Correspondence relating to the work of the hospitality committee, 1934 including lists of German refugees and correspondence with refugees
62/3 Correspondence: income tax; investments; Sir S Instone; I 1934-1935
62/4 Correspondence: J 1934
62/5 Correspondence: Mr M Jacobson, Choirmaster; joint burial 1934 committee; junior membership
63/1 Correspondence: K 1933-1934
63/2 Correspondence Mrs SE Karminski; League of Nations; lecturers 1934 MS 140 17 AJ 175
63/3 Correspondence: returned correspondence 1934
63/4 Correspondence: La - Le 1933-1934
63/5 Correspondence: Li - Ly 1933-1934
63/6 Correspondence: Mr AV Levy; ‘little journey’, the tour of London 1934 organized for the religious education classes; Mr C Lousada
64/1 Correspondence: magazine, magazine committe; Manchester 1934 Congregation; Mr HC Marks; Mrs HC Marks
64/2 Correspondence: completed marriage authorisation forms; Ma - Mc 1933-1934
64/3 Correspondence: Me - Mi; Mr LG Montefiore 1933-1934
64/4 Correspondence: M0 - My; music committee 1933-1934
64/5 Wardens’ meeting notes Dec1933 - Aug 1934
64/6 Wardens’ meeting notes Sep 1934 - Dec 1934
65/1 Correspondence: N - O; needlework; completed offering forms 1933-1934
65/2 Correspondence: organ; overflow services; Pa - Pe 1933-1934
65/3 Correspondence: Pentecost; poor list; Portman Estate; Press; 1934 Prudential Assurance Co
65/4 Correspondence: publishers; replies to invitations to the Purim 1933-1934 celebration
65/5 Correspondence:Q - Ri; rating of the building; Revd HF Reinhart; 1934 rents from tenants; requests for estimates for repairs to the synagogue; revision of the laws committe; Dr P Ridout, Organist
66/1 Correspondence: Ro - Ry 1934
66/2 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1933-1934
66/3 Correspondence: St George’s Jewish Settlement; J Samuel and Son, 1934 Monumental Masons; scroll bearers
66/4 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1934
66/5 Correspondence: Seder service; seven year covenants; Revd VG 1934 Simmons
66/6 Correspondence: Mr LM Slot; Sn - Ste 1933-1934
67/1 Correspondence: St - Sy; Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; social 1933-1934 service section
67/2 Correspondence: Stephenson, Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors; 1933-1934 stewards; Succot MS 140 18 AJ 175
67/3 Correspondence: T; tombstone permits 1933-1934
67/4 Correspondence: transport; U - V; United Synagogue 1933-1934
67/5 Correspondence with the tenents of 28, 30 and 32-3 Upper 1933-1934 BerkeleyStreet
68/1 Correspondence: Wa - We; Wadsworth and Co, Printers; Mr PS 1933-1935 Waley, President
68/2 Correspondence: Mr J Walsh, Superintendant at Ball’s Pond 1933-1934 Cemetery; West London Synagogue Association
68/3 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1933-1934
68/4 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golders Green 1934-1935 Cemetery; Mr BM Woolf; BM Woolf and Parters, Monumental Masons; World Union for Progressive Judaism
68/5 Correspondence: Mrs KM Yates, manager of Berkeley Girls’ Club; 1934 Z
69/1 Correspondence: A 1935
69/2 Correspondence: member’s accounts in arrears; updates and 1935 additions for the Addressograph plates; Alliance Assurance Co
69/3 Correspondence: annual report and accounts; Mewes and Davis, 1934-1935 Architects; Ba - Be;
69/4 Correspondence: Bank of England; Mr AI Belisha 1935
69/5 Correspondence: Berkeley Boys’ Club 1934-1936
69/6 Correspondence: Berkeley Girls’ Club; Berkeley Players; Bethnal 1934-1936 Green Girls’ Club
70/1 Correspondence: Bri - By 1935
70/2 Correspondence: building committe; correspondence relating to 1934-1935 legal disputes about work on the new building
70/3 Correspondence relating to furnishing the new building, including 1934-1935 estimates and drawings
70/4 Correspondence:Ca - Cl; business cards; Rabbi LJ Cashdan, 1935 appointed as assistant minister
70/5 Correspondence: choir; choral group and orchestra; religious 1935 education classes
71/1 Correspondence: Co - Cy 1935
71/2 Correspondence: Major J Brunel Cohen; council 1935
71/3 Correspondence relating to a conference on Jewish instruction in 1934-1935 public and secondary school MS 140 19 AJ 175
71/4 Correspondence:D Mar 1934 - Jul 1935
71/5 Correspondence: D; Mr AS Diamond 1935
72/1 Correspondence: E; education committee 1934-1935
72/2 Correspondence: Edgeware and District Reform Synagogue and 1935 Progressive Fellowship; executive; extension of activities committee; furnishing committee
72/3 Correspondence : F 1934-1935
72/4 Correspondence: Ga - Gl; hospitality for German Refugees 1934-1935
72/5 Correspondence: Glasgow Progressive Synagogue; Golders Green 1934-1935 Cemetery; list of gramophone recoreds
72/6 Correspondence: Guardian Aszsurance Co; Gundry, Cole, Bond, 1934-1935 Straus and Manning, Accountants; Go - Gy
73/1 Correspondence: Ha 1933-1935
73/2 Correspondence: Chanucah; high festivals; correspondence and 1935 completed offering forms for the Hospital Sunday Fund
73/3 Correspondence: He - Hi 1934-1935
73/4 Correspondence: H0 - Hy; hostesses 1935
73/5 Correspondence: I; income tax Sir S Instone; investments 1934-1935
73/6 Correspondence: J 1934-1935
74/1 Correspondence: K; Mrs SE Karminski 1935
74/2 Correspondence: La - Le Dec 1934 - Jul 1935
74/3 Correspondence: La - Le Aug 1935 - Dec 1935
74/4 Correspondence relating to the revision of the laws 1933-1935
75/1 Correspondence: returned correspondence 1935
75/2 Correspondence: League of Nations Union junior branch; lectures; 1934-1935 legacies book; Dr AH Levy
75/3 Correspondence: Li - Ly Mar ‘34-Sep ‘34
75/4 Correspondence: Li - Ly; synagogue library; ‘little journey’ a tour 1935 organized for the religious education classes; Mr JG Lousada
75/5 Correspondence: Ma - Mc 1935
76/1 Correspondence: magazine; magazine committee; Mr HC Marks; 1934-1935 Mrs HC Marks MS 140 20 AJ 175
76/2 Correspondence: completed marriage authorization forms; Me - Mi 1934-1935
76/3 Warden’s meeting minutes 1935
76/4 Correspondence: Mo - My Dec 1934 - Aug 1935
76/5 Correspondence: Mo - My; Mr LG Montefiore; music committe; 1935 reprinting of the choristers music
77/1 Correspondence; N; needlework section 1934-1935
77/2 Correspondence: North Western Reform Synagogue; O 1935
77/3 Correspondence: completed offering forms and correspondence; 1935 overflow services and the choir
77/4 Correspondence: Pa - Pe 1935
77/5 Correspondence: Pi - Py; poor list; Purim 1935
77/6 Correspondence: Q; Mr C Rabinovitch; rates; Ra - Ri; Revd HF 1934-1935 Reinhart; repairs; Dr P Ridout
78/1 Correspondence: Ro - Ry 1935
78/2 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1935
78/3 Correspondence: St George’s Settlement; J Samuel and Son, 1935 Monumental Masons; scroll bearers; seats; Seder service
78/4 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1934-1935
78/5 Correspondence: seven year covenants; Revd VG Simmons 1935
78/6 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1935
79/1 Correspondence: social service section 1935
79/2 Correspondence: Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; Stephenson, 1935 Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors; stewards for the high festivals; Ste - Sy
79/3 Correspondence: tombstone permits 1935
79/4 Correspondence: transport for the religious education classes; 1935 trustees
79/5 Correspondence: T - U; United Synagogue 1935
79/6 Correspondence: 28-33 Upper Berkeley Street 1935
80/1 Correspondence: V - We 1935
80/2 Correspondence: VWH Press Limited; Mr PS Waley; Mr J Walsh, 1935 Superintendent at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
80/3 Correspondence: West London Synagogue Association 1934-1935 MS 140 21 AJ 175
80/4 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1935
80/5 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golders Green 1935 Cemetery; Mr BM Woolf; BM Woolf and Partners, Monumental Masons; Y - Z
81/1 Correspondence: A 1936
81/2 Correspondence: members’ accounts in arrears; updates and 1936 additions for the Addressograph plates
81/3 Correspondence: applications for the post of assistant to the 1936-1937 secretary; architects; Ball’s Pond Cemetery; Bank of England
81/4 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1936
81/5 Correspondence: Berkeley Boys’ Club 1936-1937
82/1 Correspondence: Berkeley Girls’ Club 1936
82/2 Correspondence: Berkeley Players; Board of Deputies; Bradford 1936 Congregation
82/3 Correspondence: Bi - By; carpets for the new building; building 1935-1936 committee
82/4 Correspondence and documents relating to the new building, 1932-1936 including the building contract with WH Gaze and Sons, January 1933
82/5 Correspondence Ca - Cl; Caribonum, Stationery Supplies; business 1936 cards; Rabbi LJ Cashdan
83/1 Correspondence: choral group and orchestra; choir and applications 1936 for the post of choirmaster
83/2 Correspondence relating to the religious education classes, 1936 including approaches made to non-members whose children attended classes
83/3 Correspondence: Co - Cy Jan 1935 - Aug 1936
83/4 Correspondence: Co - Cy; Major J Brunel Cohen; committee for 1936-1937 Jewish religious education in public schools; correspondence regarding the possibility of building a columbarium, with details of the crematrium at Golders Green
83/5 Correspondence concerning the synagogue council, election of 1935-1936 councillors and revision of the laws
84/1 Correspondence: D 1935-1936
84/2 Correspondence: E; Edgeware and District Progressive Jewish 1935-1936 Fellowship; education committee; executive; extension of activities committee
84/3 Correspondence: F - Gi; the work of the hospitality committee for 1936 German refugees MS 140 22 AJ 175
85/1 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1936
85/2 Correspondence: Golders Green Cemetery; Guardian Assurance Co 1936 Ltd; Ha
85/3 Correspondence: Ha - Hi 1936
85/4 Correspondence: Ho - Hy; Chanucah; high festivals 1935-1936
85/5 Correspondence and completed offering forms for the Hospitality 1936 Sunday Fund
86/1 Correspondence: hostesses; I; income tax 1936
86/2 Correspondence: investments; J 1935-1937
86/3 Correspondence: K 1936
86/4 Correspondence: Mr M Jacobson, Choirmaster; Jewish Board of 1935-1936 Guardians; joint committee with the Liberal Jewish Synagogue
86/5 Correspondence: junior membership 1936
86/6 Drafts and copies of the revised laws of the synagogue 1935-1936
87/1 Correspondence: League of Nations; lectures 1935-1937
87/2 Correspondence: Dr HA Levy; La - Le 1935-1936
87/3 Correspondence: La - Le Jul-Dec 1936
87/4 Correspondence: ‘little journey’ a tour organised for the religious 1936 education classes
87/5 Correspondence: Li - Ly 1936
87/6 Correspondence: Ma - Mc 1935-1936
88/1 Correspondence: magazine; magazine committee; Manchester 1935-1936 Congregation
88/2 Correspondence: Mr HC Marks; Mrs HC Marks; completed 1936 marriage authorization forms
88/3 Wardens’ meeting minutes, (until Oct 1936, the executive meeting 1935-1937 minutes)
88/4 Correspondence: Me - Mi; Mr LG Montefiore 1936
88/5 Correspondence: Mo - My 1935-1936
88/6 Correspondence: music committee; N 1935-1937
88/7 Correspondence: needlework section; North Western Reform 1935-1936 Synagogue; O
89/1 Correspondence: offerings 1936
89/2 Correspondence: overflow services; Pa - Py 1936 MS 140 23 AJ 175
89/3 Correspondence: Mr IM Phillips; poor list; press; Purim; Q; Revd 1936 HF Reinhart; repairs
89/4 Correspondence: Dr P Ridout, Organist; Ra - Ri 1935-1937
89/5 Correspondence: Ro - Ri 1935-1936
89/6 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1936
90/1 Correspondence: St Georges’ Jewish Settlement; J Samuel and Son, 1935-1936 Monumental Masons; scroll bearers; seats; Seder service; Lady Seligman
90/2 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1934-1936
90/3 Correspondence: senior discussion group; seven year covenants; 1935-1937 Revd VG Simmons; social service section; Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; Stephenson, Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors
90/4 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1936
90/5 Correspondence: Sti - Sy; stewards 1936-1937
91/1 Correspondence: Succot; T 1936
91/2 Correspondence: tombstone permits 1936
91/3 Correspondence: Thirty Three Club, a social club for German 1936 refugees; transport for the religious education classes
91/4 Correspondence: trustees; 28 - 33 Upper Berkeley Street; U 1935-1936
92/1 Correspondence: V - We 1936
92/2 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1935-1936
92/3 Correspondence: VWH Press ltd,; Mr PS Waley; Mr J Walsh, 1936 Superintendent at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
92/4 Correspondence: West London Synagogue Association 1935-1936
92/5 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golder Green 1936 Cemetery; Mr BM Woolf, (includes texts of addresses); BM Woolf and Partners, Monumental Masons
92/6 Correspondence: World Union for Progressive Judaism; V - Z 1936-1937
93/1 Correspondence: A 1936-1937
93/2 Correspondence: members’ accounts in arrears; updates and 1937 additions for the Addressograph plates; applications for the post of assistant to the secretary
93/3 Correspondence: relating to an American tea held in aid of the 1936-1937 West London Synagogue Association hospitality committee; Ba - Be
93/4 Correspondence: Ba - Be Jun - Dec 1937 MS 140 24 AJ 175
93/5 Correspondence: Ball’s Pond Cemetery; Bank of England 1936-1937
93/6 Correspondence: Berkeley Boys’ Club; Berkeley Players 1937
94/1 Correspondence: Bi - Bri; Board of Deputies of British Jews, 1937 (including a copy of their constitution, 1934)
94/2 Correspondence: Jewish Board of Guardians; Bro - Cl; Rabbi LJ 1936-1937 Cashdan; choir
94/3 Correspondence: Co - Cy Nov ‘36 - Jun ‘37
94/4 Correspondence: Co - Cy; choral group and orchestra 1937
94/5 Correspondence: relating to the religious education classes, 1937 including texts of lessons and test questions, and approaches made to non-members whose children attended the classes; Major J Brunel Cohen
94/6 Correspondence regarding invitations to meet con firmation 1937 candidates
95/1 Correspondence: committees; relating to the council, including 1936-1937 draft minutes of council meetings Oct 1936 - Nov 1937
95/2 Papers and correspondence relating to the annual election of 1937 wardens and councillers
95/3 Correspondence: D Dec ‘36 - Aug ‘37
95/4 Correspondence: D 1937
95/5 Correspondence: E; education committee 1937
95/6 Correspondence: Edgeware Reform Congregation; executive 1936-7
96/1 Correspondence: F; festival prayer book revision committee 1937
96/2 Correspondence: Ga - Gl; Golders Green Cemetery; Guardian 1936-1937 Assurance Co Ltd; Gundry, Cole and Co, Accountants
96/3 Correspondence: Go - Gy; Chanucah 1937
96/4 Correspondence: Ha 1936-1937
97/1 Correspondence: Mr EFQ Henriques; high festivals, includes 1937 ladies’ seat book and details of those acting as wardens and readers at the different services; requests for the use of members’ seats if they are not attending the high festival services
97/2 Correspondence: applications for seats for the high festivals Jul - Aug 1937
97/3 Applications for seats for the high festivals; correspondence and 1936-1937 completed offering forms for the Hospital Sunday Fund
97/4 Correspondence: He - Hi (two letters are in German) 1936-1937
97/5 Correspondence: Ho - Hy 1936-1937 MS 140 25 AJ 175
97/6 Correspondence: hospitality committee, with lists of German 1936-1937 refugees and booklets on the Jews in Germany, 1935; hostesses
98/1 Correspondence: I; income tax 1936-1937
98/2 Correspondence: investments; J 1937
98/3 Correspondence: Mr M Jacobson, Choirmaster; joint committee 1936-1937 with the Liberal Jewish Synagogue; K
98/4 Correspondence:junior membership 1936-1938
98/5 Correspondence: La - Le Dec ‘36 - Jul ‘37
98/6 Correspondence: La - Le Aug - Dec 1937
99/1 Correspondence: Mr RB Langer; League of Nations Union, 1937 relating to the annual junior rally; lectures; returned correspondence
99/2 Correspondence: Li - Ly, (includes copies of the Liberal Jewish 1936-1937 Monthly Dec 1936 and Jan 1937)
99/3 Correspondence: ‘little journey’, a tour organised for the religious 1937 education classes; Mr JG Lousada
99/4 Correspondence: Ma - Mc 1937
99/5 Correspondence: magazine committee; magazine contents; 1936-1937 Manchester congregation
99/6 Correspondence: Mr And Mr HC Marks; Manchester 1937 congregation; completed marriage authorization forms
100/1 Correspondence: Me - My 1937
100/2 Correspondence: Mo - My Jun - Dec 1937
100/3 Executive meeting minutes 1936-1937
100/4 Correspondence: Mr LG Montefiore; music committee; Mrs L 1937 Myer
100/5 Correspondence: N; North Western Reform Synagogue 1937
100/6 Correspondence: O 1937
101/1 Correspondence and completed offering forms 1937
101/2 Correspondence: overflow services; Pa - Pe 1937
101/3 Correspondence: Pi - Py; pension scheme; Mr IM Phillips 1936-1937
101/4 Correspondence: poor listl press; Purim; Q 1937
101/5 Correspondence: Ra - Ri (includes souvenir booklets for the 1937 coronation of King Geotge VI and Queen Elizabeth, 1937); Mr M Raphael, Choirmaster; Revd HF Reinhart MS 140 26 AJ 175
102/1 Minutes of the organizing committee for Jewish religious 1936-1937 education in schools and colleges (formerly the representative committee for Jewish religious education in public schools)
102/2 Correspondence: Dr P Ridout, Organist; Ro - Ry 1937
102/3 Correspondence: Sa - Sc; St George’s Jewish Settlement 1937
102/4 Correspondence: J Samuel and Son, Monumental Masons, scroll 1937 bearers; rescheduling seats; Seder service; Lady Seligman; senior discussion group; seven year covenants;, applicants for the position of Baal Tekiah to sound the shofar at the high festivals; Revd VG Simmons
102/5 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1936-1937
102/6 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1936-1937
103/1 Correspondence: Mr DL Solomon, Surveyor; Spanish and 1937 Portuguese Synagogue; Stephenson, Harwood and Tatham, Solicitors
103/2 Correspondence: stewards; Sti - Sy; Succot 1936-1937
103/3 Correspondence: applications for the position of lady 1937 superintendent; Thirty Three Club, a social club for German refugees
103/4 Correspondence: tombstone permits 1937
103/5 Correspondence: transport for the religious education classes; T 1936-1937
104/1 Correspondence: U; 30 Upper Berkeley Street; V; VWH Press Ltd 1936-1937
104/2 Correspondence: Wa - We 1936-1937
104/3 Correspondence: Wadsworth and Co, Printers; Mr PS Waley; 1937 Correspondence concerning the presentation to be made to Mr PS Waley on his retirement from the position of President of the Synagogue and Chairman of the Council, March 1937; Mr J Walsh, Superintendent at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
104/4 West London Synagogue Association minutes 1936-1937
105/1 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1937
105/2 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golders Green 1937 Cemetery; Mr BM Woolf, including texts of talks and addresses for daily services and schools
105/3 Correspondence: BM Woolf and Partners, Monumental Masons; 1936-1937 World Union for Progressive Judaism; Y
106/1 Correspondence: A 1938
106/2 Correspondence: updates and additions for the Addressograph 1938 plates; air raid precautions
106/3 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1938 MS 140 27 AJ 175
106/4 Correspondence: Bi - Br; Ball’s Pond Cemetery 1938
106/5 Correspondence:Bank of England; Berkeley Boys’ Club; Berkeley 1938 Players
106/6 Correspondence: correspondence relating to a complaint from Mr 1938 A Blum, a German refugee, regarding his treatment by the officials of the Thirty Three Club, who had refused his application to join the club; Board of Deputies of British Jews; Board of Jewish Guardians
107/1 Correspondence: Bro - By; Bradford Congregation; building fund; 1937-1938 Ca - Cl
107/2 Correspondence: Rabbi LJ Cashdan; centenary committee; choir; 1938 choral group and orchestra; religious education classes
107/3 Correspondence: clerical assistance; Major J Brunel Cohen; list 1937-1938 of honorary officers and committees, 1938-1939; candidates for confirmation, 1937-1939
107/4 Council correspondence and minutes (incomplete series) 1938
107/5 Council Annual General Meeting minutes and associated 1938 correspondence and papers relating to the election of wardens and councillors
108/1 Correspondence: D Jan ‘37 - May ‘38
108/2 Correspondence: D Jun - Dec 1938
108/3 Correspondence: Mr AS Diamond; Sir B Drake; Edgeware 1937-1938 Reform Synagogue
108/4 Correspondence: education committee; executive; E 1937-1938
108/5 Correspondence: F 1938
108/6 Correspondence: festival prayer books revision committee 1938
108/7 Correspondence: Friday evening services; Ga - Gl (two letters in 1937-1938 German)
109/1 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1936-1938
109/2 Correspondence: Golders Green Cemetery, including a report 1938 which covers staff, upkeep of there grounds and policy regarding the adjoining allottments; Mr HF Goldschmidt; Guarding Assurance Co Ltd; Gundry, Cole and Co, Accountants
109/3 Correspondence: Ha 1938
109/4 Correspondence: Miss DL Haldin; Chanucah; He - Hi 1938
109/5 Correspondence: Mr EFQ Henreques 1937-1938
110/1 Correspondence: high festivals; applications for seats at the high 198 festivals MS 140 28 AJ 175
110/2 Correspondence: H0 - Hy 1938
110/3 West London Synagogue Association hospitality committee; 1938 Hospital Sunday Fund lists of contributors
110/4 Correspondence: hostesses; I; income tax; services of intercession 1938 for those suffering persecution
111/1 Correspondence: J; Jewish Lads’ Brigade 1937-1938
111/2 Correspondence: junior membership 1938
111/3 Correspondence: K 1937-1938
111/4 Correspondence: La - Le Dec ‘37 - Aug ‘38
111/5 Correspondence: La - Le Sep - Dec 1938
111/6 Correspondence: Mr RB Langer; League of Nations Union; 1938-1939 lectures; London Organising Council for Jewish Education annual report and accounts, with a report on their lectures on Jewish history
112/1 Correspondence: Li - Ly Dec ‘37 - Sep ‘38
112/2 Correspondence: Li - Ly; ‘little journey’, a tour organized for the 1938 religious education classes
112/3 Correspondence: returned correspondence; Ma - Mc 1937-1938
112/4 Correspondence: magazine; magazine committee; Mr H Magus; 1938 Manchester Congregation; Mr HC Marks
112/5 Correspondence: Mr JG Lousada 1937-1938
112/6 Correspondence: Mrs HC Marks; completed marriage 1937-1938 authorisation forms
113/1 Executive meeting minutes Dec ‘37 - Jun ‘38
113/2 Executive meeting minutes Jul - Dec 1938
113/3 Correspondence: Me - Mi; Mr OE Mocatta 1938
113/4 Correspondence: Mr LG Montefiore; music committee; Mrs L 1938 Myer
113/5 Correspondence: Mo - My 1937-1938
113/6 Correspondence: N; needlework section 1938
113/7 Correspondence: North Western Reform Synagogue 1938
114/1 Correspondence: completed offering forms and correspondence 1937-1938
114/2 Correspondence: organising committee for Jewish religious 1937-1938 education in schools and colleges, minutes and correspondence
114/3 Correspondence:organ music society; overflow services; O 1937-1938 MS 140 29 AJ 175
114/4 Correspondence: Pa - Py 1938
114/5 Correspondence: Mr IM Phillips; poor list; press; replies to 1938 invitations to the Purim party; Q
114/6 Correspondence: seven year convenants 1938
115/1 Correspondence: Ra - Re; MrM Raphael, Choirmaster 1938
115/2 Correspondence: Revd HF Reinhart (with a note on his career); Dr 1938 P Ridout, Organist; J Samuel and Son, Monumental Masons; scroll bearers
115/3 Correspondence: Ro - Ry 1938
115/4 Correspondence: Sa - Sc 1938
115/5 Correspondence: Se - Sm Jun ‘37 - Aug ‘38
115/6 Correspondence: Se - Sm; Seder service; senior discussion group 1938
116/1 Correspondence: Revd VG Simmons; Mr D Solomon, Architect 1938 and Surveyor; Spanish and Portuguese Synagohue; special committee of the council (including a list of synagogue employees and their duties)
116/2 Correspondence: St George’s Jewish Settlement; stewards 1938
116/3 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1937-1938
116/4 Correspondence: St - Sy; Succot; superannuation scheme; T 1936-1938
116/5 Correspondence: changes in staffing arrangements for the 1938 telephone switchboard; Thirty Three Club, a social club for German refugees, with lists of hosts and revisions of the club rules
116/6 Correspondence: tombstone permits 1937-1938
116/7 Correspondence: tombstones and tombstone preservation fund; 1937-1938 transport for the religious education classes
117/1 Correspondence: 29, 30, 32, and 33 Upper Berkeley Street, with 1938 correspondence and newspaper articles relating to the occupants of 30 Berkeley Street, and the court case accusing the tenant William Edward Mountain of permitting the house to be used for improper purposes
117/2 Correspondence: United Synagogue; U - V; Wa - We 1938
117/3 Correspondence: Wadswoth and Co, Printers, Mr PS Waley; Mr 1938 J Walsh, Superintendent at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
117/4 Correspondence: West London Synagogue Association 1937-1938
117/5 Correspondence: Wh - Wy Dec ‘37 - Sep ‘38
117/6 Correspondence: Wh - Wy; B Woolf and Partners, Monumental 1938 Masons MS 140 30 AJ 175
117/7 Correspondence: Mr BM Woolf, including correspondence, 1937-1938 relating to his proposed visit to Vienna, representing the Council for German Jewry, to help with the organisation of assistance and emigration, with letters requesting assistance, some in German, also a confidential report on relations between the secretary and senior minister
118 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golders Green 1937-1938 Cemetery; World Union for Progressive Judaism; Y - Z
119/1 Correspondence: A Jan - Jul 1939
119/2 Correspondence: A; accounts including members’ accounts and 1939 proposals for increased subscriptions
119/3 Correspondence: updates and additions for the Addressograph 1939 plates
119/4 Correspondence: air raid precautions 1939
119/5 Correspondence: public air raid shelter in the basement of the 1938-1939 synagogue; applications for the post of assistant organist
120/1 Correspondence: Ba - Be 1937-1939
120/2 Correspondence: Ball’s Pond Cemetery; Bank of England; Bank 1939 of England
120/3 Correspondence: Bi - Bri 1939
120/4 Correspondence: Berkeley Players; Board of Deputies including 1939 material relating to the formation of the central Jewish committee for problems of evacuation; Board of Guardians; Bro - By
120/5 Correspondence: Ca - Cl; Rabbi LJ Cashdan; choir; choral group 1939 and orchestra
120/6 Correspondence: religious education classes; committees; 1939 correspondence relating to confirmation candidates including a list of the dates of confirmation services 1842-1937 and a questionnaire on Jewish beliefs
120/7 Council minutes and papers relating to the annual election of 1938-1940 council members
120/8 Correspondence: Co - Cy Jun ‘38 - Jun ‘39
120/9 Correspondence: Co - Cy Jul ‘39 - Dec ‘39
121/1 Correspondence: D Jan - May 1939
121/2 Correspondence: D Jun - Dec 1939
121/3 Correspondence: Sir B Drage; E; Edgeware Reform Synagogue; 1938-1939 education committee; executive
121/4 Correspondence: F 1939
121/5 Correspondence: Ga - Gl; Glasgow Progressive Synagogue 1939 MS 140 31 AJ 175
122/1 Correspondence: Go - Gy 1939
122/2 Correspondence: Mrs HF Goldschmidt; Guardian Assurance Co 1939 Ltd,; Gundry, Cole and Co, Accountants; Miss DL Haldin; Chanucah
122/3 Correspondence: Ha 1939
122/4 Correspondence: He - Hi; Mr EFQ Henriques 1939
122/5 Correspondence relating to the high festivals, requests for seats for 1939 the high festival services and memoranda on holding overflow services and the prayer books
123/1 Correspondence: Ho - Hy; hospitality committee 1938-1939
123/2 Correspondence: Hospital Sunday Fund; hostesses; I; income tax 1938-1940
123/3 Correspondence: investments; J 1939, Nov ’38 Apr ‘39
123/4 Correspondence: J May - Dec 1939
123/5 Correspondence: Jewish Lads’ Brigade 1939
123/6 Correspondence: junior membership 1939
124/1 Correspondence: K 1939
124/2 Correspondence: La - Le Jan - Sep 1939
124/4 Correspondence: |La - Le; returned correspondence; Mr D Levy 1939
124/5 Correspondence: Li - Ly Jan - Jul 1939
124/6 Correspondence: Li - Ly; synagogue lift; ‘little journey’, a tour 1939-1940 organised for the religious education classes; London organising ccouncil for Jewish education
124/7 Correspondence: Mr JG Lousada 1939
125/1 Correspondence: Ma - Mc 1937-1939
125/2 Correspondence: magazine; magazine committee; Mr H 1938-1939 Magnus; list of names and addresses of the members of the Manchester Congregation of British Jews ; Mr HC Marks; Mrs HC Marks
125/3 Correspondence: completed marriage authorization forms 1938-1940
125/4 Correspondence: Me - Mi 1939 - 1940
125/5 Executive meeting minutes Jan - May 1939
125/6 Executive meeting minutes Jun - Dec 1939
126/1 Correspondence: Mo - My Jan - May 1939
126/2 Correspondence: Mo - My Jun - Dec 1939 MS 140 32 AJ 175
126/3 Correspondence: Mr OE Mocatta; music committee 1939
126/4 Correspondence: N; needlework section; North Western Reform 1939 Synagogue (includes copies of the weekly newsletter)
126/5 Correspondence: O; completed offering forms and 1939 correspondence
126/6 Correspondence: organising committee for Jewish religious 1938-1939 education in schools; overflow services
126/7 Correspondence: Pa - Pe 1939
127/1 Correspondence: poor lists; press; Purim; Pi - Py 1939-1940
127/2 Correspondence: Mr M Raphael, Choirmaster; Ra - Ri; Revd 1939 HF Reinhart; Dr P Ridout, Organist
127/3 Correspondence: Ro - Ry 1939
127/4 Correspondence: Sa - Sc Jan - Jul 1939
127/5 Correwpondence: Sa - Sc; J Samuel and Son, Monumental 1939 Masons; Major AM Sassoon; St George’s Settlement
128/1 Correspondence: Se - Sm 1938-1939
128/2 Correspondence: Seder service; seven year covenants 1939
128/3 Correspondence: Sn - Ste 1938-1939
128/4 Correspondence: Mr DL Solomon, Architect and Surveyor 1938-1939
128/5 Correspondence: Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue; staff; 1938-1940 stewards; Sti - Sy; notes on correspondence arising from the increase in subscriptions
129/1 Correspondence: T 1938-1939
129/2 Correspondence: the synagogue telephone and instructions for 1939 the switchboard operators; Thirty Three Club, a social club for German refugees
129/3 Correspondence: tombstone permits; tombstone preservation 1938-1939 fund; transport for the religious education classes
129/4 Correspondence: Mr BM Tyler, including a copy of the 1940-1941, 1939 warden’s report with remarks on the effect of the war; U; United Synagogue
129/5 Correspondence: 29, 32 and 33 Upper Berkeley Street; 30 1938-1939 Upper Berkeley Street
129/6 Correspondence: V; Mr AH Valentine, Superintendent at 1939 Golders Green Cemetery
130/1 Correspondence: Wa - We 1939
130/2 Correspondence: Wadsworth and Co, Printers; Mr J Walsh, 1938-1938 MS 140 33 AJ 175
Superintendent at Ball’s Pond Cemetery
130/3 Correspondence: West London Synagogue Association 1938-1939
130/4 Correspondence: Wh - Wy 1938-1939
130/5 Correspondence: Mr S Woolf, Superintendent at Golders Green 1938-1939 Cemetery; Mr BM Woolf; World Union for Progressive Judaism
130/6 Correspondence: Y - Z; correspondence with Lewis and Lewis, 1938-1939 and Solicitors, mainly relating to the interment of Catherine Esther 1921-1935 Howard, 1921; mixed correspondence regarding, finance and furnishings, 1933-1935
131/1 Correspondence, estimates and receipts relating to work on the 1841-1842 and Burton Street Chapel and the burial hall at Balls Pond; letter 1843 announcing the presentation of a silver lamp by Mr B Elkin as a token of thanks to God for fulfilling spiritual aspirations through the establishment of the synagogue; list of propositions suggesting that a committee of ladies should be appointed annually to oversee the synagogue charitable fund and that lady seat holders should pay a subscription to it
131/2 Correspondence, estimates and accounts regarding various 1841-1859 1860 alterations repairs and building work, largely to the Margaret 1861-1863 Street synagogue, including material on internal decoration, as well as the burial hall, Ball’s Pond; correspondence with the New Hebrew Congregation in Liverpool who were appealing for aid owing to the collapse of the synagogue roof; some general correspondence covering resignations, applications for marriage, services and the Secretary of State’s reply to the synagogue’s loyal address on the occasion of the marriage of the Prince of Wales
131/3 Correspondence regarding Ball’s Pond Cemetery 1842-1859, 1842-1866 mainly concerning repairs, with a book recording burial ground debentures, 1843-1866
131/4 A letter written to the wardens of the West London Synagogue 9 March 1842 by Mr H Montefiore announcing the birth of his son as ‘the first male child born in our new congregation’ (132/1 contains the birth certificate
131/5 Correspondence and receipts for work done at the burial hall 1842-1859 and Burton Street Synagogue, 1842-1844; certificate signed by Revd DW Marks and members of the congregation declaring the Burton Street Synagogue to be a place of meeting for religious worship, 1846; letter from Baron De Goldsmid accepting the honour of laying the first stone of the new synagogue, 24 Sept 1847; correspondence with the Canterbury Synagogue who were appealing for financial aid to rebuild the synagogue, under the ‘universal bond of brotherhood’, despite their different opinions over observances, 1847; documents and correspondence regarding the proposed new synagogue at Margaret Street, including plans of the proposed building, 1848, with reports of the building committee, material relating to income and expenditure and repairs, 1848 - 1859; some correspondence on general synagogue matters including gifts, MS 140 34 AJ 175
burial, official positions within the synagogue, the choir especially with regard to the work of C Salaman and a report of the organ committee, one letter in German; letter from H Joseph condemning the behaviour of the synagogue and their procedures for accepting proselytes, 1 April 1850
131/6 Correspondence relating to the interference of Dr Adler,, Chief 1845 Rabbi in the marriage of Jane Angel, the daughter of Daniel Angel, the burial ground keeper for the West London Synagogue
131/7 Documentation relating to the certificate of the synagogue as a 1848-1850 place of religious worship and registered for the solemnisation of marriages
131/8 Correspondence relating to the elopement of Clementina 1860 Mendel, an orphaned heiress from Milan, with Seigfried Neuberger of Munich, two letters in French, one in Italian; general correspondence concerning resignations (including that of the burial ground keeper), burials, marriages, legacies, increase of salary for the organist and the ministers, an appeal from the committee of the intended synagogue of Sunderland, an order of prayer books by the Manchester congregation, a donation from J Goldsmid, applying to become a member of the council of founders and a congratulatory address to Sir FH Goldsmid on becoming a Menber of Parlement
131/9 Applications for the post of burial ground keeper and material 1860 relating to repairs
131/10 General correspondence regarding seats, donations ministers’ leave of absence, marriages, musical committe report, 1860- 1862, memorandum on the desirability of training youths for the ministry who would be able to stand in for the ministers and eventually replace them, discussion on synagogue accommodation,
131/11 General correspondence regarding alterations to the Margaret Street premises, seats, marriages, resignations including the resignation of DJ Benhouliel, an Arab who had joined the West London Synagogue for the ‘privilege of liberalism’, tendering his resignation, complaining of insults and intolerance towards his dress and that of his servants, both inside and outside the synagogue from other members, 5 June 1863
131/12 Correspondence regarding the marriage of Mr J Greebe, of 1861 Holland
131/13 Application for the post of beadle, by Mr A Isaacs 1861
131/14 Correspondence concerning reserved graves and burial ground 1861 repairs
131/15 Correspondence relating to the choir; report of the music 1861-1863 committee and correspondence considering the inclusion of female voices; agreements on copyright of compositions; agreements and related correspondence with Gerard De Beer and two of his sons, on singing in the choir, five letters in French MS 140 35 AJ 175
131/16 General correspondence relating to seats, prayer books, 1862 reserved graves, circumcision, legacies, ministers salaries, payment by AQ Henriques to gain a seat on the council and an application to receive aid from the Ministers’ Training Fund
131/17 Correspondence discussing the content of festival services 1862
131/ 18 Correspondence regarding drainage and repairs at Ball’s Pond 1862-1863 burial ground
131/19 General correspondence relating to marriages, seats, graves, 1863 acknowledgement of the testimonial presented to D Q Henriques for his services to the synagogue and the address offered on the occasion of the marriage of the Prince of Wales
131/20 Correspondence with the chairman of the musical committee, 1863 Mr SH Godefroi
132/1-6 Birth certificates (AJ 59 also,contains various birth certificates 1842-1880 and correspondence relating to registration of births, 1867- 1908)
133/1-5 Birth certificates 1883-1937
134/1-8 Marriage certificates, including a ketubah in Aramaic, signed by 1844-1883 the Rabbi of Bombay 1909 (134/8)
135/1-7 Marriages certificates 1886-1905
136 Marriage services booklets 1898-1946
137/1-3 Memorial services booklets (including bound copies of the form 1910-1932 of the burial service used by the West London Synagogue, 1898 and 1919 edition, (137/3)
138/1-10 Membership application forms (applications for membership 1860-1878 are also to be found in the general correspondence)
139/1-6 Membership application forms 1878-1889
140/1-7 Membership application forms 1890-1903
141/1-6 Membership application forms 1913-1921
142/1-6 Membership application forms 1922-1927
143/1-5 Membership application forms 1928-3