A.L., s. from Humphrey Phillips Walcott Burton to J. R. Tanner
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Does not want to harm the reputation of Bailey as one of the best of the College servants and has sorted out the confusion regarding his furniture.
Burton, Humphrey Phillips Walcot (1888-1957)
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Gives notice that he is to give a lecture at St Catts which will 'endeavour to get youths to look at things ancient and modern from a larger point of view' and asks JRT to inform any undergraduate he thinks fit.
A.L.s. from JRH to J. R. Tanner
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Has decided against taking up the 'cider business' as he believes it connected to the 'liquor traffic' and is sure his parents would disapprove.
Copy of a letter to Dr Tanner, from H. A. Roberts
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., from Kenelm Henry Smith to J. R. Tanner
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Sends his reminiscences of his College acquaintances. Includes a note from R. F. Scott to J. R. Tanner noting that he has 'always shrunk from any dealings with him'.
Smith, Kenelm Henry (1837-1917)
A.L.s., to J. R. Tanner from Mrs Taylor, widow of Charles Taylor
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.
T.L.s., from the Vice-Chancellor of Liverpool University to J. R. Tanner
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Requests a reference for William Henry Winch (BA 1898).