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Alphabetical Sequence of General Correspondence 1 MS 390 A4049 Papers of Chief Rabbi Hermann Marcus Adler and Mrs Adler Alphabetical sequence of general correspondence 1/1 A, including from: Edwin A.Abbott; Israel Abrahams; 1878-1911 Cyrus Adler, sending a condolence letter to Mrs Adler; Professor S.Alexander, Lincoln College, Oxford; the Duke of Argyll; Matthew Arnold; the Athenaeum 1/2 B, including from: Professor F.C.Barnard; L.D.Barnett; 1881-1910 Thomas S.Baynes; B.L.Benas; David Benjamin; Herbert Bentwick; Louisa, Lady Marcus Beresford, asking for support for a memorial to Florence Nightingale, 2 Oct 1910; Dr Markus Brann, Breslau; the British and Foreign Bible Society; James Bryce; Burdett-Coutts; Josephine Butler 1/3 C, including from: D.D.Cassell; Rabbi Avigdor Chaikin, 1870-1911 sending a condolence letter to Mrs Adler; the Countess of Charlemont; John Clifford; Louise Creighton 1/4 D, including from: F.T.Dalton; Helena Darmesteter; Ellis 1867-1909 A.Davidson; Joseph de Castro; Frederick Arthur Stanley, sixteenth Earl of Derby; G.Deutsch; Board of Education, Cincinnati; Charles Dickens [son of the novelist] of Dickens’s Dictionary of London; the Archbishop of Dublin 1/5 E: from R.Emanuel, J.Whittaker Ellis and John Evans c.1865-1909 1/6 F, from: Edmond Fitzmaurice, MP; Arthur Franklin; 1878-1909 Fortnightly review; W.H.Fremamtle; John H.Fletcher 1/7 G, including from: Francis Galton; M.Gaster; A.L.Greca; 1865-1911 Charles Gross, G.Grosse; H.Guedalla; Alexander, Baron de Gunzburg, announcing his engagement to Rosa Warburg, 25 Jan 1891; L.Haden Guest 1/8 H-I, including from: R.H.Hadden; S.C.Hall; Revd Cannon 1870-1909 Joseph Hammond; Isidore Harris, Secretary of the North London Synagogue; Raphael Harris, Secretary of the Bayswater Synagogue; Numa Edward Hartog; E.M.Henriques; Octavia Hill; Solomon Hirsch reporting on a meeting with Mr Smith, the American Minister to Russia whom Hirsch is satisfied “will do his utmost for our poor people in that country”, 25 Sep 1891; Barnard Isaacs; the Bishop of Ipswich MS 390 2 A4049 1/9 I, including from: Joseph Jacob, discussing an article 1867-90 written by Adler, 2 Dec 1881; W.Jenner to Mrs Adler, agreeing to an appointment to see Adler, 30 Jan 1888; Charles Jessel; George Jessel, KC 1/10 K: two letters, in German, from Dr Kaempf, 1874-5; 1874-89 letter, in French, from Zadoc Kahn, Chief Rabbi of France, 11 Nov 1889; letter, in Hungarian, from Dr Alexander Kohut, Chief Rabbi of Pecs, Hungary, 20 Mar 1879 1/11 L, including from: Hermann Landau; H.C.Leonard; letter 1875-1911 in French, from Chief Rabbi Levy of France, 1909; W.I.Little; L.Loewe; London Metropolitan Police Office; Henry Lucas; Lyceum Theatre, London 1/12 M, including from: L.Magnus; Philip Magnus; Dr 1865-1909 W.Marks; E.J.Marler; the Earl of Meath; Meyer Brothers, Singapore; Robert Montagu; Revd Morsley, chaplain, HM Prison Clerkenwell; Anthony John Mundella; Sir James Murray 1/13 N-O: Edward Byron Nicholson; the Duke of Norfolk; 1863-1908 Richard Owen, 1863 1/14 P, including from: Pall Mall Gazette; business cards of 1877-1908 the Comte de Pahlen and F.S.von Poliakoff; B.S.Phillips; George Faudel-Phillips; A.T.Pollard; Beatrix Potter; Edward J.Poynter; L.Prins 1/15 R, including from: A.Ranklin; William Boyd Carpenter, 1885-1909 Bishop of Ripon, 1890; letter in German from Dr David Rosen, Berlin; W.Rogers; R.J.Russell, B.Rygate 1/16 S, including from: David Salomon, one with a reply 1864-1912, 1961 written on back; Charles Samuel; Marcus Samuel, 1891, with a carbon copy of a letter to Robert Henriques concerning the letter, 1961; Herbert Schmalz; letter from Professor Schechter to Mrs Adler, 1911; Count Seckendorff; George Adam Smith; Herbert Spencer; Quaestor and Factor of the University College, St Andrews; Cosmo Gordon Lang, Bishop of Stepney; Edward D.Stern on behalf of Princess Christian, 1910; E.Strangford 1/17 T, including William Tebb; Isaac Teller; Thomas Todd; 1875-93 Trûbner and Company, Literary Agency; Edward B.Tyler 1/18 W, including Theodore Waterhouse; Sidney Webb; 1866-89 MS 390 3 A4049 G.G.Bradley, the Dean of Westminster; James Whitehead 1/19 Y-Z, from: Dr A.S.E.Yahuda, in German, to Mrs Adler, 1868, 1911 1911; letter from Dr Zeuss, in German, 1868; Israel Zangwill to Mrs Alder, 1911 Alphabetical sequence of groups of correspondence 2/1 Count of Albany: four letters to Adler, one 2 Sep late nineteenth century 2/2 L.W.Bonaparte: five letters to Adler 28 Oct 1875-26 Jan 1876 2/3 Hall Caine, novelist: four letters to Adler 1 Dec 1890-2 Sep 1892 2/4 Canterbury, Archbishop of: 1870-1906 one letter from Archibald Campbell Tait, [Archbishop 1868-82], 1870; two letters from Edward White Benson, [Archbishop 1883-96], 1890; four letters from Randall Thomas Davidson, [Archbishop 1904-38], 1905-6 2/5 T.Cheney: three letters to Adler 22 Jul 1867, 16 Jan and 3 Jun 1883 2/6 Cohen, including: Alice Waley Cohen, Alfred Louis 1851-1911 Cohen, Arthur Cohen; Benjamin L.Cohen; Hannah F.Cohen; Henry L.Cohen; Leonard Cohen; Lionel L.Cohen; Louisa E.Cohen 2/7 Cox: four letters from Eugene Cox, Alabama Coal, Iron, 1887 Land and Colonization Company Limited, 1887; one letter from S.Cox, 1 Mar 1887 2/8 Frederic William Farrar, Dean of Westminster: five 1883-5, n.d. letters to Adler 2/9 Foreign Office: one letter from Sir Julian Pauncepte to 1889-90 Adler on behalf of Lord Salisbury the Foreign Secretary, 9 Feb 1889; letter from Eric Barrington, Foreign Office, to Lord Meath: Sir R.Morier has received news of the report about the treatment of the Jews in Russia that Meath intends to present to the Tsar. Lord Salisbury has asked Barrington to write to Meath “to urge you in your own MS 390 4 A4049 interest and in that of the cause you have epoused not to undertake the journey which can only end in failure. It will be impossible for you to see the Czar, for he will certain decline to receive you. Public feeling in Russia is violently excited and your presence there with the knowledge of the errand on which you had come would certainly not tend to allay it, even if you were not subjected to insult.” 17 Dec 1890 2/10 Gladstone: one letter from William Ewart Gladstone to 1893, 1952 Adler, 23 Nov 1893; letter to Causton, stating that it is not possible to allot Adler a seat in House of Commons, but inviting him to attend the debate [on home rule], 9 Feb 1893; letter from James Knowles , editor of The nineteenth century, to Adler, suggesting that he meet Gladstone when the latter visits Knowles, 16 Nov 1893; notes of a conversation between Adler and Gladstone when they met at the house of James Knowles, 21 Nov 1893; Cutting from the Jewish Chronicle with an article by J.A.Waley Cohen including a letter from Gladstone to Arthur Cohen about his support for the removal of restrictions on Jews due to their religion, 1952 2/11 Goldsmid family: 1875-1909 one letter from Anna Maria Goldsmid, 29 Mar 1875; one letter from Julian Goldsmid, 16 Apr; one letter from D’Avigdor Goldsmid, 20 May 1909 2/12 Hermann Gollancz: correspondence between Adler and Sep 1901 Gollancz, two in Hebrew script 2/13 Professor H.Graetz: ten letters and two postcards, in 1884-91 German, to Adler, 1884-91; two letters to Adler concerning an invitation to attend a 10 and 13 Jun meeting with Graetz, 10 and 13 Jun 1887 1887 2/14 Revd D.Gudemann: one letter to Adler, 14 Jun 1891; 1891, 1911 letter of condolence to Mrs Adler, 20 Jul 1911: both letters in German 2/15 Philip Hartog: one letter Adler with a list of Jewish 26 Apr 1896 chemists by Hartog and another list of celebrated medical men and men of science in a different hand 2/16 Baron Hirsch: five letters to Adler, three in German, and 24 Apr 1889-6 one each in French and English Mar 1893, 28 Jun MS 390 5 A4049 2/17 Robert C.Jenkins: ten letters to Adler; 16 Jun 1868-5 Apr copy of Pious Judaism as viewed by primitive 1884 Christianity: a letter to the Rev Dr Hermann Adler, minister of the Bayswater Synagogue by Rover C.Jenkins, MA, 14 Apr 1874 2/18 Jewish chronicle: seven letters to Adler; 12 Jul 1860-10 letter from the Jewish chronicle to Miss Nettie Adler Jun 1891, 26 Jul asking if Mrs Adler would like to receive an original 1911 cartoon from them, 26 Jul 1911 2/19 Jews’ Free School, London: three letters to Adler; letter 25 Feb 1863-22 from Moses Angel to Phillip Falk, Manchester Hebrew Feb 1864, 1 Jul School, concerning Adler’s involvement in assessing a 1869 potential candidate for the post of the Manchester Hebrew School, 1 Jul 1869 2/20 M.Kalisch: five letters to Adler, in German 14 Apr 1869-6 Apr 1884, n.d. 2/21 David Kaufmann: four letters to Adler, in German 12 Aug 1878-18 Dec 1889 2/22 Dr Kayserling: three letters, in Hungarian 4 Jan 1870-18 Jun 1891 2/23 James Knowles, editor of The nineteenth century: four 17 Mar 1878-14 letters to Adler; one letter to Mrs Adler and a letter from Nov 1890 Mrs Adler to her husband concerning an article in the publication 2/24 London, Archdeacon and Lord Mayor of: Post 1875-1911 one letter from William Sinclair, Archdeacon of London, to Adler, 15 Jul 1911; one letter from William Jameson Soulsby, Private Secretary to the Lord Mayor, 16 Nov [post 1875]; one letter from David Evans, Lord Mayor, 6 Aug 1892; three invitations to events organised by the Lord Mayor’s Office, 1877, n.d.
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