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λ rings and ψ operations'. 4pp typescript.

Ms notes on 'Topics in Algebraic K-theory'.

Ms. draft, 15 pp.
Typescript version with ms. corrections and additions, 16 pp.
2 pp. summary.

5pp. MS draft, probably of a lecture.
11pp. miscellaneous MS drafts, variously titled.
Dating from time in Manchester.

WW understands that HJR must be working at his inscriptions, and may be about to publish some account of them ['Inscriptiones Graecae Vetustissianne', 1825]: 'Have you had time to embody any of your speculations and the results which they have suggested, or is it merely to be something in the way of materials for the few who have similar pursuits and sufficient industry, to work from, without the trouble of turning on several books? Is there any chance of getting at anything certain in the early history of the Greek, or have we drifted down the stream too far to be able to examine its source?'. WW is likely to give up philology for mathematics - especially since he has just accepted the office of mathematical lecturer. Robert Woodhouse has published a book on physical astronomy: 'It is like his other books...executed in no very neat manner but still good metal - so that at worst it may be melted down and coined over again. It will I have no doubt make its way into the Senate House - especially as we have Gwatkin [Richard Gwatkin] & Peacock [George Peacock] as moderators'. [Alexander] D'Arbly 'talks of writing something on the application of analysis to curves &c'. WW was surprised to find D'Arblay had taken his orders. 'If I go on here I shall I have no doubt become a worthy successor to James Wood'.

The celebrations were held in Grantham, Lincolnshire on 18-20 March 1927. Thomson gave a paper entitled`Newton's Work in Physics'.

On the spine is stamped ‘Jacob Palm MS.’ The book contains printed verses entitled Nachklänge inniger Vehrerung und Liebe, den Manen des Herrn Johann Jacob Palm, Universitätsbuchhändlers in Erlangen, geweiht von der Familie Junge, 16 Sept. 1826, with two letters and a legal document relating to the settlement of an estate.

Includes letters 1918-20 addressed by Thomson to Keys, on experiments with underwater explosions at Shandon (Argyll).

Printed at Cambridge University Press.

Preliminary communication, reprinted from The Lancet

Visitors to the department and laboratory at Bristol and Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Oxford: visiting research workers, academics, sabbatical visits, general professional and academic visitors from the UK and abroad. Includes some personal visits.

Part 1: Department of Pathology, University of Bristol, 1982–1985. Includes list of visitors from 10 Mar. 1958–13 May 1968
Part 2: Nuffield, University of Oxford, 1985–1986
Part 3: Nuffield, University of Oxford, 1987
Part 4: Nuffield, University of Oxford, 1988
Part 5: Nuffield, University of Oxford, 1989–1992
Part 6: Nuffield, University of Oxford, 1993–2011

Includes correspondence with George Palade

Thompson, J. L., Epstein, M. A., Achong, B. G., & Chen, J. J. (1983). A culture method giving substantial yields of normal nasopharyngeal epithelial cells for work with Epstein-Barr virus. Journal of Virological Methods, 6(6), 319–328.

Corrie, Fruids Park, Annan, Dumfriesshire - Was at Larchfield with him, has been reading 'Memories of Youth' in 'Sir Roger de Coverly' with enjoyment; sends a book of his verses.

No. 7289 of 'La Jeune Corse'.

Relating to Margaret of Beaufort, the foundress of St John's College, Cambridge. With 'author's compliments' manuscript note on front cover.

Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, Bruxelles - Printed form completed in typescript announcing the decoration of Commandeur de l'Ordre de Léopold.