St John‘s College Personal Collections

T.L.s., from the Vice-Chancellor of Liverpool University to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 18/WI3
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29 June 1907

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Requests a reference for William Henry Winch (BA 1898).

T.L., s. to J. R. Tanner from E. F. Bradley [DAB's father], Tufnell Park

Miscellaneous/Box 4/BR1/12
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21 September 1897

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Has forwarded a letter to his son.

Letters to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 14/PR1/1-6
File
1905–1918

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Letters and postcard to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 8/GL2/4-7
File
1910

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Copy of a letter to Dr Tanner, from H. A. Roberts

Miscellaneous/Box 10/HI3/3
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9 Febraury 1905

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Has seen JRH and liked him. Encloses a letter from JRH and his reply to it. Suggests that no undue pressure is put to bear on him but Dr Tanner should talk his decision over with him if the opportunity arises. Also notes that his friend is due to stand for Parliament and will be promoting temperance legislation.

A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner from Mrs Taylor, widow of Charles Taylor

Miscellaneous/Box 17/TA5/3
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16 May 1910

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Gives thanks for a letter and notes that a window gives much pleasure. Hopes to see JRT and his wife in London.

A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 13/MO2/1
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15 December 1911

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Discusses his College bill.

A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 14/RO9/1
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7 November 1905

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Notes that choir practices are too short for musical 'puzzles'. Says that they want real basses or real tenors, and not baritones for the choir.

A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 14/RO9/2
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23 June 1910

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Is pleased to be rid of 'the responsibility of Holme(?).

A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner

Miscellaneous/Box 15/SA2/30
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6 July 1935

Part of Miscellaneous Papers

Is pleased that JRT has written about his Newton reviews, but is disappointed they do not agree on the subject. Discusses the work of Carlyle, and his belief that all science is futile.

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