- Miscellaneous/Box 8/GR4
- File
- 1904–1938
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Letters to the Librarian and to R. F. Scott, Master of St John's discussing the donation of a number of books to the Library.
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Archival descriptionLetters of Robert Forsyth Scott
- Miscellaneous/Box 15/SC3
- File
- 1892–1933
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Scott, Sir Robert Forsyth (1849-1933) Knight, Master of St John's College Cambridge
A.L.s., from Edith Toynbee to R. F. Scott
- Miscellaneous/Box 15/SC3/24
- Item
- 30 September 1927
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Sends details of a number of College portraits.
Photocopy of A.L.s., to R. F. Scott, Master of SJC
- Miscellaneous/Box 14/RO9/5
- Item
- 30 May 1927
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Gives the history of the custom of the SJC Choir singing from the Chapel Tower on Ascension Day.
A.L.s., to 'my dear Master' [Sir Robert Scott]
- Miscellaneous/Box 16/SM1.5/1
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- 2 October 1926
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Gives information on Joseph Harrison, a Johnian from the 1700s. Gives news of McDougall, is pleased to hear that RS has recovered from an illness. Notes that he will be unable to visit Cambridge this year, the first time in fifty years.
A.L.s., to R. F. Scott, Master of SJC
- Miscellaneous/Box 15/SE4/2
- Item
- 16 June 1926
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses an address to be made.
A.L.s. to 'My dear Master' [R. F. Scott]
- Miscellaneous/Box 9/HE3/10
- Item
- 6 December 1923
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Reveals his birthday, but asks the Master to keep it secret.
A.L.s. to Robert Forsyth Scott
- Miscellaneous/Box 11/LI4/12
- Item
- 8 August 1921
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses old University practices.
A.L.s., to R. F. Scott, Master of SJC
- Miscellaneous/Box 15/SA3/12
- Item
- 25 October 1915
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Cannot attend a meeting of the Library Committee. Sends transcriptions of two latin letters dating from 1520s and discusses them.
A.L.s., to R. F. Scott, Master of St John's
- Miscellaneous/Box 8/GR2/29
- Item
- c. 1912
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Discusses a book and suggests that 'it is a great triumph to have wiped the eye of the two great Pickwickians of Cambridge'.
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