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Legal Collections

Catalogue


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Introduction

The catalogue is in entry number order and lists most collections at individual item level. The catalogue

lists each collections entry number, description, date range, and accession numbers.

There are two indexes for this catalogue: a subject index and a name index, both of which are arranged

in alphabetical order.

Enquirers can only request five items at any one time to view. When requesting items for viewing please

note down the entry or loan number, and accession number, as this will assist retrieval from the storage

areas.


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E1 Framed facsimile of the original warrant for the beheading of Charles I

1648 1995.1

E6 Collection of legal costume and documents related to Charles

Rothera, Coroner of Nottingham 1891-1966 1995.9

E6 Coroner’s robe by Ede & Son belonging to Charles Rothera, Coroner of Nottingham

1891-1934 1995.9.1

E6 Coroner’s wig made by Ravenscroft Star Lincoln’s Inn Fields

belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.2

E6 Wig box by Ravenscroft Law Wig & Robe Maker belonging to

Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.3

E6 Pair of white cotton gloves belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.4 E6 Pair of white cotton gloves, elasticated wrist belonging to Charles

Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.5

E6 Collar (wing) belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.6 E6 Collar belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.7 E6 Tab wallet by Ede & Ravenscroft belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.8 E6 Tab, button & elastic fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.9 E6 Tab, metal ring & hook and eye fastening belonging to Charles

Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.10

E6 Tab tape tie fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.11 E6 Tab tape tie fastening belonging to Charles Rothera 1891-1934 1995.9.12 E6 Letter to C. L. Rothera from Ede & Ravenscroft acknowledging

receipt of order for coroner’s gown and wig 1910 or 1916

1995.9.13

E6 Letter to C. L. Rothera from Ede & Ravenscroft confirming that wig

supplied is correct 1910 or 1916

1995.9.14

E6 Photograph, black & White, portrait of C. L. Rothera wearing

civilian dress 1995.9.15

E6 Photograph, colour print portrait, of C. L. Rothera wearing legal

dress 1995.9.16

E6 Photograph, colour print, portrait of C. L. Rothera wearing legal

dress 1995.9.17

E6 Photograph, colour print, portrait of C. L. Rothera seated in court

wearing legal dress 1995.9.18

E6 Medal, brass with pink ribbon. Inscription – past president

coroners society, England & Wales, S Coronat h ospicdni regis A. C. G. Rothera 1965-66

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E8 Collection of Victorian music hall covers 1995.7 E8 Framed music cover “She went right past her junction” 1898 1995.7.1 E8 Framed music cover “There’s an exhibition” 1995.7.2 E8 Framed music cover “Effie Deans” 1995.7.3 E8 Framed music cover “I’m on the jury” 1995.7.4 E8 Framed music cover “That’s evidence” 1995.7.5 E8 Framed music cover “You know” 1995.7.6 E8 Framed music cover “That’s impossible” 1995.7.7 E8 Framed music cover “My Aunt’s will” 1903 1995.7.8 E8 Framed music cover “Law” 1995.7.9 E8 Framed music cover “Watching ‘em” 1995.7.10 E8 Framed music cover “Policeman 92X” 1995.7.11 E8 Framed music cover “I guess I’ll have to telegraph my baby” 1899 1995.7.12 E8 Framed music cover “Uncle’s will” 1995.7.13 E8 Framed music cover “Faut de l’heroisme” 1995.7.14 E8 Framed music cover “The last man galop” 1995.7.15 E8 Framed music cover “Called to the Bar” 1995.7.16 E8 Framed music cover “The claimants woes” 1995.7.17 E8 Framed music cover “You’re another” or “Nothing of the sort” 1995.7.18 E8 Framed music cover “I’ve just come away from the inquest” 1995.7.19 E8 Framed music cover “You looked after me old boy” 1893 1995.7.20 E8 Framed music cover “Baa baa baa” 1995.7.21 E8 Framed music cover “His lordship winked at the counsel” or “The

bench of promise” 1995.7.22

E8 Framed music cover “I know you, you know” 1895 1995.7.23 E8 Framed music cover “Whistling Willie” 1899 1995.7.24 E8 Framed music cover “The burglar’s song” 1995.7.25 E8 Framed music cover “Still the same” 1995.7.26 E8 Framed music cover “Sharps and flats” or “The song of a swindler” 1995.7.27


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E8 Framed music cover “Dat am a chicken” 1995.7.28 E8 Framed music cover “Making a will” 1995.7.29 E8 Framed music cover “Sworn in” 1995.7.30 E8 Framed music cover “Known to the police” 1995.7.31 E8 Framed music cover “Law & lunacy” or “A glorious oyster season for

the lawyers” 1995.7.32

E8 Framed music cover “You may take your affidavit you’ll be rushed” 1995.7.33 E8 Framed music cover “Serjeant Sharp of Lincoln’s Inn” 1995.7.34 E8 Framed music cover “The Tichborne Galop” 1995.7.35 E8 Framed music cover “Lawyer snare” or “Six and eight” 1995.7.36 E8 Framed music cover “What will poor Callaghan do” 1899 1995.7.37 E8 Framed music cover “You’re a J.J.J.” 1897 1995.7.38 E8 Framed music cover “You’re at your old game” 1895 1995.7.39 E8 Framed music cover “When the wine is out” or “ The penny on the

bottle” 1896 1995.7.40

E8 Framed music cover “Two eyes to see with” 1898 1995.7.41 E8 Framed music cover “Now he’s climbing up the golden stairs” 1995.7.42 E8 Framed music cover “That’s all rum-fum-foozle-um” 1896 1995.7.43 E8 Framed music cover “If I hear that again I shall clear the court” 1995.7.44 E8 Framed music cover “Justice in England” 1995.7.45 E8 Framed music cover “I’d fifty shillings on my inside pocket” 1995.7.46 E8 Framed music cover “A friend of the family” 1896 1995.7.47 E8 Framed music cover “Yea, verily, verily O!” 1894 1995.7.48 E8 Framed music cover “My brother Jack”

1894 1995.7.49

E22 Collection of legal documents related to Alfred Cock QC 1995.4 E22 Burgundy leather bound deed box belonging to Alfred Cock,

Barrister QC 1995.4

E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: libel Petitioner Charles

Wilbraham Perryman 1890 1995.4.1

E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: certain alleged misdemeanours

under Debtors Act 1869 petitioner John Lucas 1886 1995.4.2


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E22 Licence to plead Alfred Cock QC re: misdemeanour petitioner

Alfred Beyfus 1886 1995.4.3

E22 Certificate, University of London – certifying that Alfred Cock

matriculated as a student at the June examination 1866 1866 1995.4.4

E22 Letter for a licence to plead from Secretary of State, Home

Department, Whitehall re: Regina V. Charles W. Perryman case 1890 1995.4.5

E22 Letter from I. W. Waldron, Under Treasurer, Middle Temple to Alfred

Cock re: election of Alfred Cock as Master of the Bench 1891 1995.4.6

E22 Declaration written on House of Lords note paper by Alfred Cock in

which he claims he will service the Queen as one of her council 1995.4.7

E22 Document, seal and case – letter patent appointing Alfred Cock to be

one of the Queens Counsel (49th year of Queen Victoria’s reign)

1886 1995.4.8

E24 Collection of papers related to the King’s Bench 1995.5 E24 Document – overseeing London – lists a number of notable worthies,

major, judges and barons etc., whose role it is to uphold the law of England within London

1790 1995.5.1

E24 Document – William Collison’s admission on to the King’s Bench

1826 1995.5.2

E26 Collection of coroner’s forms relating to Coroner’s role – 19 forms

and 1 resolution 1995.11

E27 Collection of furniture and fittings from solicitor’s office 1995.12 E27 Typewriter – Underwood, licenced under patent no’ 1,160,071 &

cover 1915 1995.12.1.

E27 Typewriter – Smith Premier & cover 1995.12.2 E27 Typewriter – Remington standard no’ 7 & cover 1995.12.3 E27 Typewriter – clipper ‘Smith Coroner’ portable & box lid 1995.12.4 E27 Typewriter - Smith Corona ‘Superspeed’ & cover 1995.12.5 E27 Typewriter - Underwood 1995.12.6 E27 Typewriter – Underwood & cover 1995.12.7 E27 Typewriter – Underwood, Elliot & Fisher 1995.12.8 E27 Adding machine – ‘Lego marsing – numeria’ 1995.12.10 E27 Record player 1995.12.11


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E27 Photograph b&w- ‘The Rt Hon. Lord Erskine’ 1995.12.12 E27 Picture, colour – ‘A Good Judge’ 1995.12.13 E27 Dictaphone - Philips 1995.12.14 E27 Stamp – metal, (seal) 1995.12.15 E27 Stamp - metal 1995.12.16 E27 Stamp – silver metal 1995.12.17 E27 Stamp - black 1995.12.18 E27 Stamp - black 1995.12.19 E27 Stamp – black metal 1995.12.20 E27 Chain 1995.12.21 E27 Penholder 1995.12.22 E27 Scales - postal 1995.12.23 E27 Ink 1995.12.24 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Titley, Long & Co- Entrance @ no. 4’ 1995.12.25 E27 Plaque - brass ‘F. Ernest Shum Solicitor’ 1995.12.26 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Messrs Titley, Long & Co. Solicitors’ 1995.12.27 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Mr. W. F. Long, Commissioner for Oaths’ 1995.12.28 E27 Plaque – brass ‘H. C. Moor Solicitors’ 1995.12.30 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Messrs Titley, Long , Taylor & Denning Solicitors’ 1995.12.31 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Consultants, G. T. S. Lane, A. T. Barringer, LLB.

L.M.R.T.P.I’ 1995.12.32

E27 Plaque – brass ‘Partners – G. S. Bayliss; T. R. Epton; M. A. Contab; A.

R. Halden; W. H. T. Sheppard B.A; R. J. Devereux; M. A. (Oxon); L. R. Broadhurst; C. M. Evans’

1995.12.33

E27 Plaque – brass ‘Mr. G. H. Cook, Solicitor’ 1995.12.34 E27 Plaque – brass ‘Titley, Long & Co. Solicitors & Commissioners for

Oath’ 1995.12.35

E27 Plaque – brass ‘Titley, Long & Co. Solicitors & Commissioners for

Oath’ 1995.12.36

E38 Collection of photographs related to Shire Hall 1928-1933 1995.17 E38 Photograph – black & white, man standing next to Old Town Gaol

doors 1933 1995.17.1


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E38 Photograph – black & white, County House High Pavement 1928 1995.17.2 E38 Photograph – black & white, Shire Hall, High Pavement 1931 1995.17.3 E39 Two paintings of the Shire Hall 1988 1995.6 E39 Pen, ink and watercolour framed drawing of the reception of Shire

Hall, Nottingham by R. Jeffries 1988 1995.6.1

E39 Pen, ink and watercolour framed drawing of the interior of the

Criminal Court, Shire Hall, Nottingham by R. Jeffries

1988 1995.6.2

E41 Collection of plans of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1 E41 Plan of the 3rd floor layout of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1.1 E41 Plan of the 1st floor layout of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1.2 E41 Plan of the ground floor layout of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1.3 E41 Plan of the 2nd floor layout of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1.4 E41 Plan of the site security of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham 1996.1.5 E41 Plan of the proposed site 1996.1.6 E41 Plan of the 4t floor layout of the Magistrates Court, Nottingham

1996.1.7

E43 Collection of various legal documents 1784-1843 1996.3 E43 Leaflet – London Law Sittings 1784 1996.3.1 E43 Specias Capias against John Bucket the elder 1996.3.2 E43 Chancery – contested will, Young V Martin 1843 1996.3.3.1 E43 Note – reading ‘In Chancery V. C. Bruce – Young V Martin

1843 1996.3.3.2

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Collection of legal costume, papers and objects 1996.5

E47 Nameplate – wooden with white letters ‘Judge K. Matthewman Q. C.’ 1996.5.1 E47 Bag – red with ‘K. M.’ embroidered on it 1996.5.2 E47 Armband – white linen with press studs 1996.5.3.1-2 E47 Tab – white linen 1996.5.4.1-11 E47 Tab – white linen with elastic ties 1996.5.5.1-7 E47 Armband – white linen 1996.5.6.1-2 E47 Cap – black satin cap as worn over judge’s wig 1996.5.7


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E47 Papers relating to a ‘Residential Judicial Seminar’ attended by Judge K. Matthewman Q. C.

1996.5.8

E47 Covering letter 1996 1996.5.8.1 E47 Programme 1996.5.8.2 E47 Report – ‘Judicial Residential Seminar Case Studies’ 1996.5.8.3 E47 Report – ‘Changes in the Law relating to silence’ by Judge Humphries 1996.5.8.4 E47 Report – ‘silence in court’ 1995 1996.5.8.5 E47 Report – ‘notable offences recorded by the police, 1994’ 1996.5.8.6 E47 Report – ‘current issues in sentencing’ by D. A. Thomas LLD (2

copies) 1996 1996.5.8.7.1-2

E47 Report – ‘children’s evidence and the Criminal Justice Act 1991’ by

D. J. Birch (2 copies) 1996.5.8.8.1-2

E47 List – syndicate list – Crown Court residential seminar (2 copies) 1996 1996.5.8.9.1-2 E47 Report – ‘mentally disordered offenders’ by Dr. Philip Lucas 1996 1996.5.8.10 E47 Report – ‘drugs, alcohol and crime, relationships and responses’ by

Dr. Andrew Johns 1995 1996.5.8.11

E47 Note – ‘conduct of a trial’ 1996.5.8.12 E47 Report – ‘frightened witness’ 1996.5.8.13 E47 Report – ‘the workshop session’ (2 copies) 1996.5.8.14.1-2 E47 Report – ‘notes on confiscation orders’ by D. A. Thomas LLD 1996.5.8.15 E47 Report – ‘recent developments in criminal law offences against the

person’ J. C. Smith 1996.5.8.16

E47 Report – public interest immunity’ (2 copies) 1996 1996.5.8.17.1-2 E47 Report – ‘the reluctant witness’ (2 copies) 1996.5.8.18.1-2 E47 Report – ‘child abuse’ 1996.5.8.19 E47 Certificate – appointing Keith Matthewman Q. C. as a circuit judge,

signed by Queen Elizabeth II & Hailsham of St. Maryleborne 1983 1996.5.9.

E47 Case – red leather with gold crest 1996.5.9.1 E47 Certificate – appointing Keith Matthewman Q. C. as office of

Recorder, signed by Queen Elizabeth II & Hailsham of St. Maryleborne

1996 1996.5.10.

E47 Case – black leather with gold crest 1996.5.10.1 E47 Letter of patent of Queen’s counsel for Keith Matthewman, from

Queen Elizabeth II 1996 1996.5.11.1


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E47 Oath – Keith Matthewman as Queen’s Counsel – allegiance to Queen

Elizabeth II 1996.5.11.2

E47 Oath – oath of allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II 1996.5.11.3 E47 Case – red leather with gold crest 1996.5.11.4 E49 Red Barrister’s bag given to Lord Lane by Richard Elwes (later Mr.

Justice Elwes) in 1952, embroidered with the initials G. D. L. 1952 1996.7

E54 Letter to the Right Hon Francis Lord Hollis from Judge Jeffreys 1996.10 E55 Collection of wooden jury ballot boxes 1996.11 E55 Wooden jury ballot formerly used at Leicester County Court 1996.11.1 E55 Wooden jury ballot box oval shape 1996.11.2 E55 Wooden jury ballot box rectangular shape 1996.11.3 E56 Collection of legal documents relating to Christopher Jordan Arrow

and the Charlotte Bryant case 1927-1968 1996.12

E56 Articles of clerkship for Christopher Jordan Arrow 1927 1996.12.1 E56 Qualification certificate as a solicitor 1932 1996.12.2 E56 Certificate from Law Society Intermediate exams passed by

Christopher Jordan Arrow 1930 1996.12.3

E56 Certificate from Law Society final exams passed by Christopher

Jordan Arrow 1932 1996.12.4

E56 Certificate from Law Society membership for Christopher Jordan

Arrow 1936 1996.12.5

E56 Certificate from Commissioner of Oaths for Christopher Jordan

Arrow 1938 1996.12.6

E56 Certificate – solicitor of the Supreme Court for Christopher Jordan

Arrow 1968 1996.12.7

E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother and all from prison 1936 1996.12.8 E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother and all from prison 1936 1996.12.9 E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother 1936 1996.12.10 E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother 1936 1996.12.11 E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother and sisters 1936 1996.12.12 E56 Letter from Charlotte Bryant to her mother and all 1936 1996.12.13


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E56 Envelope addressed to Mr Arrow 1936 1996.12.14 E56 Scrapbook containing press cuttings relating to the death of Mr

Bryant and investigations and conviction of Charlotte Bryant 1936 1996.12.15

E57 Collection of papers related to Lord Norman Birkett and H.

Montgomery Hyde, Birkett’s biographer 1996.13

E57 Black leather briefcase owned by Lord Birkett 1996.13.1 E57 Brief on series of articles on capital punishment by H. Montgomery

Hyde 1996.13.2.1

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Stuart Campbell, The People

(newspaper) concerning four articles on capital punishment 1964 1996.13.2.2

E57 Letter from Stuart Campbell to Montgomery Hyde concerning

articles on capital punishment 1965 1996.13.2.3

E57 Article ‘Reflections on Hanging’ by H. Montgomery Hyde 1996.13.2.4 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Sunday Telegraph ‘The last two to be

hung’ by Elwyn Jones 1965 1996.13.2.5

E57 The Sunday Times magazine containing article on ‘The Executioner’s

Song’ about murderer Gary Gilmore 1983 1996.13.2.6

E57 Observer magazine containing article on the execution of Charlie

Brooks junior 1983 1996.13.2.7

E57 Article from Harpers & Queen magazine ‘Kindest Cut’ about the

guillotine by Montgomery Hyde 1981 1996.13.2.8

E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Hanging Bill awaits Royal Assent’ 1996.13.2.9 E57 Newspaper cutting from the Eastern Province Herald ‘Little

deterrant in hanging’ 1965 1996.13.2.10

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Observer ‘How the hangman lost his

job’ by Lord Devlin 1965 1996.13.2.11

E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Abolition of hanging confirmed by Peers’ 1966 1996.13.2.12 E57 Newspaper cuttings from the People and the Sunday People 1965 1996.13.2.13 E57 Newspaper cutting from The People ‘Hanging – why the death

penalty must never return’ by Montgomery Hyde 1965 1996.13.2.14

E57 Newspaper cutting from The People ‘Hanging – why this ghoulish

horror must end’ by Montgomery Hyde 1965 1996.13.2.15

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Daily Telegraph ‘Violence stiffens no

hanging opposition’ by Roland Summerscales 1965 1996.13.2.16

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Daily Mail about the death penalty poll

results 1964 1996.13.2.17


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E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Capital punishment’ 1996.13.2.18 E57 Newspaper cutting from the Observer ‘Life for life’ by Louis Blom-

Cooper 1964 1996.13.2.19

E57 Newspaper cutting from The Sunday Times ‘Murder and the

motorcar’ by Louis Blom-Cooper 1964 1996.13.2.20

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Observer ‘Hangmen’s end’ 1964 1996.13.2.21 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Sunday Times ‘Last word on hanging by

the hangmen’ by David Leitch 1964 1996.13.2.22

E57 Note entitled ‘Percy Dymond’ – gives details of Gwynne Owen Evand

and Peter Anthony Allen the last two men to be hung 13/8/1964 1964 1996.13.2.23

E57 Handwritten note mentioning several executed people 1996.13.2.24 E57 Book extract containing articles ‘Executioners and Assistant

Executioners’ by M. Hyde and ‘Death Penalty (Abolition) Bill by Prime Minister Eden

1956 1996.13.2.25

E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘Death penalty for murder’ 1964 1996.13.2.26 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘5yrs review sought of hanging

Bill’ 1964 1996.13.2.27

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Daily Express ‘ Gunman Ronald John

Cooper’ by Arnold Latcham 1964 1996.13.2.28

E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘Death Penalty’ 1964 1996.13.2.29 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Capital punishment’ 1996.13.2.30 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Death penalty for murder’ 1996.13.2.31 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘End of the road of hanging’ 1996.13.2.32 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Sunday Times ‘The great hanging

controversy’ 1964 1996.13.2.33

E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘The heaviest penalties’ 1964 1996.13.2.34 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Capital punishment’ 1996.13.2.35 E57 Newspaper cutting from The Times ‘The death penalty’ 1964 1996.13.2.36 E57 Newspaper cutting from the daily Telegraph ‘To hang or not to hang’

by W. F. Deedes MP 1964 1996.13.2.37

E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Pierrepoint – let the truth be told’ 1996.13.2.38 E57 Newspaper cutting from the Empire News and Sunday Chronicle

‘Pierrepoint – the day a gaol doctor challenged my plans’ 1956 1996.13.2.39

E57 Newspaper cutting from the Empire News and Sunday Chronicle

‘Pierrepoint speaks’ 1956 1996.13.2.40


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E57 Letter from The British Printing Corporation to Montgomery Hyde

concerning idea of weekly publication project and invite to lunch 1972 1996.13.3.1

E57 Letter to the British Printing Corporation from Montgomery Hyde

accepting lunch invitation 1972 1996.13.3.2

E57 Letter from the British Printing Corporation to Montgomery Hyde

concerning article on trial of Sir Almeric Fitzroy 1972 1996.13.3.3

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to the British Printing Corporation

concerning story on ‘The Killing of Percy Thompson’ 1972 1996.13.3.4

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to the British Printing Corporation

concerning story on Thompson Bywater case/ ‘the killing of Percy Thompson’

1972 1996.13.3.5

E57 Letter from the British Printing Corporation to H. Montgomery Hyde

concerning commission for more trial features 1972 1996.13.3.6

E57 Letter from Mrs M. J. Lancaster, of the British Printing Corporation

to H. Montgomery Hyde regarding publication delay 1972 1996.13.3.7

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to M. J. Lancaster at Phoebus

Publishing company with story progress report 1972 1996.13.3.8

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Phoebus Publishing company

confirming delivery of three trial stories 1972 1996.13.3.9

E57 Letter from M. J. Lancaster, Phoebus Publishing company, to H.

Montgomery Hyde regarding her resignation 1972 1996.13.3.10

E57 Letter from John Paton of the British printing corporation inviting H.

Montgomery Hyde to a meeting on 14th December 1972 1996.13.3.11

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde confirming attendance of meeting

with British Publishing company on 14th December 1972 1996.13.3.12

E57 Letter from Phoebus Publishing company to H. Montgomery Hyde

concerning manuscripts 1996.13.3.13

E57 Letter from C. H. Rolph at Rushett Edge Bramley to H. Montgomery

Hyde expressing concern about the British Printing Corporation set up

1973 1996.13.3.14

E57 Letter from Phoebus publishing company to H. Montgomery Hyde

concerning invoice and articles 1973 1996.13.3.15

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Phoebus publishing company

concerning unpaid invoice and C. H. Rolph 1973 1996.13.3.16

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall at Phoebus

publishing company concerning the Henry Oakes murder story 1973 1996.13.3.17

E57 Letter from Angus Hall, Phoebus publishing company to H.

Montgomery Hyde concerning future regular feature stories 1973 1996.13.3.18

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning a 1973 1996.13.3.19


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rewrite of Thompson-Bywaters case E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to John Paton concerning stories

and unpaid invoice 1973 1996.13.3.20

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde accepting lunch 1973 1996.13.3.21 E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde thanking him for

lunch 1973 1996.13.3.22

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall enclosing two

articles and requesting further commission 1973 1996.13.3.23

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall concerning

‘Madame Fahmy’, ‘Madame La Farge, ‘Michael Farmer’ and ‘Mrs Mckay’ stories and requesting information

1973 1996.13.3.24

E57 Letter from Angus hall to H. Montgomery Hyde enclosing book and

newspaper cuttings requested 1996.13.3.25

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning

‘Madame Fahmy’ story 1973 1996.13.3.26

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning three

stories ‘Mrs Mckay’, ‘The New York Teenagers’ and ‘Madame Fahmy’ 1996.13.3.27

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall concerning the

Mckay trial story and enclosing a paragraph on himself 1973 1996.13.3.28

E57 Note concerning details of life achievements of H. Montgomery

Hyde 1996.13.3.28.1

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall concerning the

‘Witches of Salem’ story 1973 1996.13.3.29

E57 Article ‘Witches of Salem’ 1996.13.3.30 E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning stories

on ‘Mrs Mckay’ and ‘Marie La Farge’ 1973 1996.13.3.31

E57 Letter from Robin W, Phoebus publishing company, concerning the

‘Mckay’ story 1973 1996.13.3.32

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning urgency

of American edition of ‘Crime’ magazine 1973 1996.13.3.33

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall concerning inability

to dramatise some courtroom stories 1973 1996.13.3.34

E57 Letter Robin Wilcox, Phoebus publishing company, concerning

‘Brides in the Bath’ story 1973 1996.13.3.35

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall regarding

‘Tichborne Claimant’ article 1973 1996.13.3.36

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall regarding ‘Horatio

Bottomley’ trial story 1973 1996.13.3.37


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E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde requesting return of copy of ‘Cleft

Chin Murder’ story 1973 1996.13.3.38

E57 Letter from C. H. Rolph to H. Montgomery Hyde requesting him to

undertake corrections to his book ‘Books in the Dock’ 1973 1996.13.3.39

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to C. R. Hewitt at Rushett Edge,

agreeing to make corrections to the book 1973 1996.13.3.40

E57 Letter from Robin Wilcox, Phoebus publishing, to H. Montgomery

Hyde recapping order of some articles 1973 1996.13.3.41

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall concerning more

articles on trials 1973 1996.13.3.42

E57 Letter from Angus Hall to H. Montgomery Hyde concerning payment 1973 1996.13.3.43 E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Angus Hall requesting copy of

‘Cleft Pallet’ story 1973 1996.13.3.44

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to C. R. Hewitt informing him he is

pulling out of the Crime project with Phoebus publishing 1973 1996.13.3.45

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to C. R. Hewitt regarding review of

‘Baldwin’ book 1974 1996.13.3.46

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to John Paton requesting payment

and copy of ‘Cleft Chin’ story 1974 1996.13.3.47

E57 Letter from John Paton to H. Montgomery Hyde enclosing payment

and copy of ‘cleft Chin’ story 1974 1996.13.3.48

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to John Paton concerning rights of

publication in book form 1974 1996.13.3.49

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Winn Kimber & Co. asking for a

spare copy of ‘Secret and Personal’ book 1974 1996.13.3.50

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to F. Newman, Phoebus

publishing, asking for copies of American edition of ‘Crime & Punishment’

1975 1996.13.3.51

E57 Letter from F. Newman to H. Montgomery Hyde enclosing first three

issues of ‘Crime & Punishment’ magazine 1975 1996.13.3.52

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to F. Newman, Phoebus

publishing, thanking him for the English issue 1975 1996.13.3.53

E57 Letter from F. Newman’s secretary to H. Montgomery Hyde

forwarding remaining ‘Crimes and Punishment’ volumes 1975 1996.13.3.54

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery to Jan Watson, Phoebus publishing,

thanking her for ‘Crimes & Punishment’ volumes 1975 1996.13.3.55

E57 Letter from Nicholas Wright, Phoebus publishing, to Mr Watson,

agents of Mr Hyde, concerning re-use of material 1975 1996.13.3.56


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E57 Letter to N. Wright, Phoebus publishing, from H. Montgomery Hyde concerning article copyright

1976 1996.13.3.57

E57 Letter from F. Newman, Phoebus publications, to H. Montgomery

Hyde concerning article copyright 1976 1996.13.3.58

E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to Mr Newman, Phoebus

publications, regarding clearing up misunderstanding 1976 1996.13.3.59

E57 Letter from F. Newman to H. Montgomery Hyde accepting invitation 1976 1996.13.3.60 E57 Letter from H. Montgomery Hyde to F. Newman regarding making

further copies of transcript 1976 1996.13.3.61

E57 Letter from F. Newman to H. Montgomery Hyde thanking him for

lunch 1974 1996.13.3.62

E57 Transcript on subject of execution of Edith Thompson 1996.13.3.63 E57 Article entitled ‘Differences in procedure between French & British

trials’ 1996.13.3.64

E57 List of case stories with handwritten 1996.13.3.65 E57 Collection of newspaper cuttings relating to book ‘The Life of Lord

Birkett of Ulveston’ by H. Montgomery Hyde and a ‘History of Pornography’

1996.13.4

E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times ‘The Judge who Shot himself’ 1964 1996.13.4.1 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times ‘The Judge who Shot himself’ 1964 1996.13.4.1.1 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Telegraph ‘Advocate of Genius’ 1964 1996.13.4.2 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Telegraph ‘Advocate of Genius’ 1964 1996.13.4.2.1 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Silver tongued advocate’ 1996.13.4.3 E57 Newspaper cutting The Observer ‘The great advocate’ 1964 1996.13.4.4 E57 Newspaper cutting The Times ‘Lawyer from the Lakes seen in and

out of court’ 1964 1996.13.4.5

E57 Newspaper cutting The Times ‘Lawyer from the Lakes seen in and

out of court’ 1964 1996.13.4.5.1

E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Telegraph ‘Birkett biography’ 1964 1996.13.4.6 E57 Newspaper cutting Yorkshire Post ‘The secret fears of a judge’ 1964 1996.13.4.7 E57 Newspaper cutting Irish Times letter from Frank Macdermot

casements 1964 1996.13.4.8

E57 Newspaper cutting Daily Mail ‘James Bond with ruff and rapier’ 1964 1996.13.4.9 E57 Newspaper cutting Birmingham Post ‘Birkett: the wise, humane

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E57 Newspaper cutting Glasgow Herald ‘A life at the law’ 1964 1996.13.4.11 E57 Newspaper cutting Daily Herald ‘They just knew he’d end up in court’ 1964 1996.13.4.12 E57 Newspaper cutting Daily Telegraph ‘Counsel for the defence’ 1964 1996.13.4.13 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten books’ 1964 1996.13.4.14 E57 Newspaper cutting The Times Literary Supplement ‘Fair verdict’ 1964 1996.13.4.15 E57 Newspaper cutting The Illustrated London News ‘A literary lounger’ 1964 1996.13.4.16 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Express ‘Birkett and the lighter side of

war trial’ 1964 1996.13.4.17

E57 Newspaper cutting Cumberland Evening Star ‘Rarely in life do we

know the goodies from the baddies’ 1964 1996.13.4.18

E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.19 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.20 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best Sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.21 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘The Norman Birkett story’ 1964 1996.13.4.22 E57 Newspaper cutting Leicester Mercury ‘Behind the Birkett

coincidence’ 1964 1996.13.4.23

E57 Newspaper cutting Eastern daily Press ‘Newcomer in the book

world’ 1964 1996.13.4.24

E57 Newspaper cutting World’s Press News ‘Glasgow belongs to me?’ 1964 1996.13.4.25 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – a time of

decision at Cambridge’ 1964 1996.13.4.26

E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – early days

a draper’s assistant 1964 1996.13.4.27

E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘a great judge’ 1964 1996.13.4.28 E57 Newspaper cutting The Times Literary Supplement ‘To public view’ 1964 1996.13.4.29 E57 Newspaper cutting The Times Literary Supplement ‘Books to come’ 1964 1996.13.4.30 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Echo ‘Echo bookshelf’ 1964 1996.13.4.31 E57 Newspaper cutting Belfast Newsletter ‘Book sales rising’ 1964 1996.13.4.32 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – the

mystery of the green bicycle’ 1964 1996.13.4.33

E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.34 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – a lasting

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E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.36 E57 Newspaper cutting Leicester Mercury ‘Library choice’ 1964 1996.13.4.37 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.38 E57 Newspaper cutting The Guardian ‘The ever increasing topic’ 1964 1996.13.4.39 E57 Newspaper cutting The New Statesman ‘Whatever I wish’ 1964 1996.13.4.40 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.41 E57 Newspaper cutting Irish Times ‘Casement’s ghost’ 1964 1996.13.4.42 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett –

memorable case in war time’ 1964 1996.13.4.43

E57 Newspaper cutting Reveille ‘Wizard in wig’ 1964 1996.13.4.44 E57 Newspaper cutting Birmingham Post ‘Goering holds sway in court’ 1964 1996.13.4.45 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘A great honour – then an

even greater disappointment’ 1964 1996.13.4.46

E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.47 E57 Newspaper cutting The Birmingham Post ‘The life of lord Birkett’ 1964 1996.13.4.48 E57 Newspaper cutting The Spectator ‘Some lives’ 1964 1996.13.4.49 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Behind Birkett’s fantastic

success’ 1964 1996.13.4.50

E57 Newspaper cutting Western Mail ‘A great English nationalist’ 1964 1996.13.4.51 E57 Newspaper cutting Irish Independent ‘As long as he didn’t murder

the language’ 1964 1996.13.4.

E57 Newspaper cutting Irish Times ‘Casement’s ghost’ 1964 1996.13.4.53 E57 Newspaper cutting Irish Times ‘Birkett on the bench’ 1964 1996.13.4.54 E57 Newspaper cutting Financial Times ‘Law and the man’ 1964 1996.13.4.55 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.56 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – the most

rewarding case of his whole career’ 1964 1996.13.4.57

E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.58 E57 Newspaper cutting Birmingham Post ‘The life of Lord Birkett’ 1964 1996.13.4.59 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Independent ‘Why did F. F. split on

Smith’s stand’ 1964 1996.13.4.60

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E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Post ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.62 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.63 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.64 E57 Newspaper cutting New Statesman ‘Birkett’s advocacy’ 1964 1996.13.4.65 E57 Newspaper cutting The Bookseller ‘Law, life and lit’ 1964 1996.13.4.66 E57 Newspaper cutting The Times Literary Supplement ‘A history of

pornography’ 1964 1996.13.4.67

E57 Newspaper cutting The Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – a

dramatic acquittal and the prisoner collapses’ 1964 1996.13.4.68

E57 Newspaper cutting The Listener ‘Peer leaders’ 1964 1996.13.4.69 E57 Newspaper cutting East Kent Gazette ‘Off the library shelf’ 1964 1996.13.4.70 E57 Newspaper cutting Birmingham Post 1964 1996.13.4.71 E57 Newspaper cutting Birmingham Post ‘The life of Lord Birkett’ 1964 1996.13.4.72 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.73 E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – a keen

golfer and fine debater’ 1964 1996.13.4.74

E57 Newspaper cutting Belfast Telegraph ‘Award aims at improving

orange-green ties’ 1964 1996.13.4.75

E57 Newspaper cutting The Bookseller ‘In demand’ 1964 1996.13.4.76 E57 Newspaper cutting Yorkshire Post ‘The best sellers in Yorkshire’ 1964 1996.13.4.77 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.78 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade news ‘Whitecriar talking’ 1964 1996.13.4.79 E57 Newspaper cutting The Liverpool Daily Post ‘A last minute candidate

wins the day’ 1964 1996.13.4.80

E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Telegraph ‘Famous lives competition

results’ 1964 1996.13.4.81

E57 Newspaper cutting Books and Bookmen ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.82 E57 Newspaper cutting The Guardian ‘The ever interesting topic – a

history of pornography’ 1964 1996.13.4.83

E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – defending

the morals of Mr Gladstone’ 1964 1996.13.4.84

E57 Newspaper cutting Liverpool Daily Post ‘Norman Birkett – an

impassioned plea for mercy goes unheard’ 1964 1996.13.4.85


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E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.86 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.87 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.88 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.89 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.90 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.91 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top ten for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.92 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top twenty for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.93 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Mail-Glasgow ‘Top tens’ 1964 1996.13.4.94 E57 Newspaper cutting Cumberland Evening News ‘A fine portrait of a

Lakes defender’ 1964 1996.13.4.95

E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.96 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Mail-Glasgow ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.97 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top twenty for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.98 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Other people’ 1964 1996.13.4.99 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top twenty for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.100 E57 Newspaper cutting Financial Times ‘Books in demand in November’ 1964 1996.13.4.101 E57 Newspaper cutting The Jewish Chronicle ‘Judge at Nuremberg’ 1964 1996.13.4.102 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top twenty for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.103 E57 Newspaper cutting The Bookseller ‘Christmas in the bookshops’ 1964 1996.13.4.104 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1965 1996.13.4.105 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.106 E57 Newspaper cutting The Financial Times ‘Publishers face a harder sell’ 1964 1996.13.4.107 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Last weeks top sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.108 E57 Newspaper cutting Edinburgh Evening News ‘Adults – reading to suit

all tastes’ 1964 1996.13.4.109

E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘Best sellers’ 1964 1996.13.4.110 E57 Newspaper cutting The Press ‘Literary views and reviews – verdict

on a lawyer’ 1964 1996.13.4.111

E57 Newspaper cutting The Fleetwood Chronicle ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.112


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E57 Newspaper cutting The Tribune ‘Gladstone’s lawyer’ 1965 1996.13.4.113 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail ‘Books’ 1964 1996.13.4.114 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top 20 for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.115 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News ‘Top ten’ 1964 1996.13.4.116 E57 Newspaper cutting Westmorland Gazette ‘The life of Lord Birkett of

Ulverston’ 1964 1996.13.4.117

E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top 20 for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.118 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News ‘Top 20 for Xmas’ 1964 1996.13.4.119 E57 Newspaper cutting Country Life ‘Character and circumstance’ 1964 1996.13.4.120 E57 Newspaper cutting Belfast Telegraph ‘Cut price sea tunnel plan’ 1964 1996.13.4.121 E57 Newspaper cutting the Book Seller ‘Christmas in the bookshops’ 1964 1996.13.4.122 E57 Newspaper cutting The Bookseller ‘H. Montgomery Hyde – Norman

Birkett (advertisement)’ 1996.13.4.123

E57 Newspaper cutting Bexley Heath Observer 1965 1996.13.4.124 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Times - Glasgow 1964 1996.13.4.125 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1965 1996.13.4.126 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1965 1996.13.4.127 E57 Newspaper cutting Church of Ireland Gazette 1965 1996.13.4.128 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Mail 1965 1996.13.4.129 E57 Newspaper cutting Yorkshire Post 1965 1996.13.4.130 E57 Newspaper cutting Books and Bookmen 1965 1996.13.4.131 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.132 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.133 E57 Newspaper cutting Fleetwood Chronicle 1965 1996.13.4.134 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Mail 1965 1996.13.4.135 E57 Newspaper cutting Bexley Heath Observer 1965 1996.13.4.136 E57 Newspaper cutting The Telegram - Toronto 1965 1996.13.4.137 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1965 1996.13.4.138 E57 Newspaper cutting Fifeshire Advertiser 1964 1996.13.4.139 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard 1964 1996.13.4.140


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E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard ‘The prepasverous Napolean

girls’ 1964 1996.13.4.141

E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Rosa and her boys’ by Lord Kinross 1996.13.4.142 E57 Newspaper cutting Books and Bookmen 1964 1996.13.4.143 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times 1964 1996.13.4.144 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times 1964 1996.13.4.145 E57 Newspaper cutting Yorkshire Post 1964 1996.13.4.146 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News 1964 1996.13.4.147 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.148 E57 Newspaper cutting Eastern Daily Press 1964 1996.13.4.149 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.150 E57 Order form – Norman Birkett by H.M.Hyde 1996.13.4.151 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1964 1996.13.4.152 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard 1964 1996.13.4.153 E57 Newspaper cutting Books and Bookmen 1964 1996.13.4.154 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News 1964 1996.13.4.155 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1964 1996.13.4.156 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1964 1996.13.4.157 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.158 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News 1964 1996.13.4.159 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.160 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.161 E57 Newspaper cutting Belfast Telegraph 1964 1996.13.4.162 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News 1964 1996.13.4.163 E57 Newspaper cutting Kentish Express 1964 1996.13.4.164 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.165 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.166 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Times 1964 1996.13.4.167 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.168


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E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.169 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.170 E57 Newspaper cutting Smith’s Trade News 1964 1996.13.4.171 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening News 1965 1996.13.4.172 E57 Newspaper cutting The Daily Mail 1964 1996.13.4.173 E57 Newspaper cutting Yorkshire Post 1964 1996.13.4.174 E57 Newspaper cutting Sunday Mail - Glasgow 1964 1996.13.4.175 E57 Newspaper cutting Variety of newspapers 1964 - 1965 1996.13.4.176-

224 E57 Transcript – ‘Arts in Ulster’ review of H. M. Hyde’s Life of Lord

Birkett 1964 1996.13.5

E57 Newspaper cuttings relating to H. M. Hyde’s books on pornography,

his visit to St. Helena, Peace talks in Ulster, First London book fair and other books

1962-1964 1996.13.6.1-54

E57 File – labelled ‘Norman Birkett’ containing cuttings and letter of

enquiry relating to information contained in biography of Norman Birkett

1965-1976 1996.13.7

E57 Newspaper cutting Boston Sunday Herald 1965 1996.13.7.1 E57 Newspaper cutting New York Times book review 1965 1996.13.7.2 E57 Newspaper cutting The New Yorker 1965 1996.13.7.3 E57 Newspaper cutting Evening Standard Washington 1965 1996.13.7.4 E57 Newspaper cutting Southland Magazine 1965 1996.13.7.5 E57 Newspaper cutting Miami Herald 1965 1996.13.7.6 E57 Newspaper cutting Saturday Review 1965 1996.13.7.7 E57 Newspaper cutting Chicago Tribune 1965 1996.13.7.8 E57 Newspaper cutting New York Herald Tribune 1965 1996.13.7.9 E57 Newspaper cutting Capital Times 1965 1996.13.7.10 E57 Newspaper cutting Book Buyers Guide 1965 1996.13.7.11 E57 Newspaper cutting Dallas Morning News 1965 1996.13.7.12 E57 Newspaper cutting Worcester Telegram 1965 1996.13.7.13 E57 Newspaper cutting Chicago Tribune 1965 1996.13.7.14 E57 Newspaper cutting Los Angeles Times 1965 1996.13.7.15


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E57 Newspaper cutting New York Times 1965 1996.13.7.16 E57 Newspaper cutting Globe Magazine 1996.13.7.17 E57 Letter from C Howard to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.18 E57 Letter from Phoebe Toop to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.19 E57 Letter from L. Hitchcock to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.20 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.21 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.22 E57 Letter from G. H Spencer to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.23 E57 Letter from W. King to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.24 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to W. King 1965 1996.13.7.25.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to W. King 1965 1996.13.7.25.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to Mr Hood 1965 1996.13.7.26.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to Mr Hood 1965 1996.13.7.26.2 E57 Letter from Mr Hood to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.26.3 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.27 E57 Postcard from Mr Hood to H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.7.28 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to L. Grisdale Haiste 1966 1996.13.7.29.1 E57 Letter from L. Graisdale Haiste to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.29.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to S. Chenoy 1966 1996.13.7.30.1 E57 Letter from S. Chenoy to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.30.2 E57 Letter from A. Beach to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.31.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to A. Beach 1966 1996.13.7.31.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to S. Dolbey 1966 1996.13.7.32.1 E57 Letter from S. Dolbey to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.32.2 E57 Letter from A. Beach to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.33 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to K. Miller 1966 1996.13.7.34.1 E57 Letter from H. Hamilton to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.34.2 E57 Letter from City Librarian Stoke to H. Hamilton 1966 1996.13.7.34.3 E57 Letter from A. Beach to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.35


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E57 Letter from Stoke City Librarian to H. M. Hyde 1966 1996.13.7.36 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1967 1996.13.7.37 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1967 1996.13.7.38 E57 Letter from Billy to H. M. Hyde 1967 1996.13.7.39 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to G. Spencer 1968 1996.13.7.40.1 E57 Letter from G. Spencer to H. M. Hyde 1968 1996.13.7.40.2 E57 Letter from G. Spencer to H. M. Hyde 1968 1996.13.7.41 E57 Letter from Miss Blom Copper to H. M. Hyde 1968 1996.13.7.42.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to Miss Blom Cooper 1968 1996.13.7.42.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to W. Taylor 1969 1996.13.7.43.1 E57 Letter from W. Taylor to H. M. Hyde 1969 1996.13.7.43.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to G. Unverzagt 1996.13.7.44.1 E57 Letter from G. Unverzagt to H. M. Hyde 1970 1996.13.7.44.2 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to B. Smith 1975 1996.13.7.45.1 E57 Letter from B. Smith to H. M. Hyde 1975 1996.13.7.45.2 E57 C.V. Bradley Smith 1996.13.7.45.3 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to b. Smith 1975 1996.13.7.45.4 E57 Letter from B. Smith to H. M. Hyde 1975 1996.13.7.45.5 E57 Letter from S. Leslie to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.7.46.1 E57 Letter from N. Birkett to S. Leslie 1959 1996.13.7.46.2 E57 Newspaper cutting The Observer 1976 1996.13.7.47.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to the Observer 1976 1996.13.7.47.2 E57 Newspaper cutting The Observer 1976 1996.13.7.47.3 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to the Observer 1976 1996.13.7.47.4 E57 Letter from M. Lancaster to H. M. Hyde 1976 1996.13.7.48 E57 Research papers on Lord Birkett 1996.13.8 E57 Book extract – ‘The Canadian Bar Review xxv’, pages 980-990

entitled ‘The English Court System’ Sir Norman Birkett 1996.13.8.1

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entitled ‘The Art of Advocacy’ Sir Norman Birkett E57 Book extract ‘Brighton Conference Papers and Discussion’ pages 48-

53 entitled ‘The Library Association Annual Lecture – on the owning and borrowing of books’ by Norman Birkett

1996.13.8.3

E57 Newspaper cutting The News ‘Tributes to Lord Birkett’ 1962 1996.13.8.4 E57 Leaflet – General Election promotion material for Norman Birkett

MP for East Nottingham photocopies 1996.13.8.5

E57 Leaflet – ‘A word to Labour – the great repudiation’ 1996.13.8.5.1 E57 Leaflet – ‘You are invited to hear the Liberal candidate Mr Norman

Birkett KC’ 1996.13.8.5.2

E57 Leaflet – ‘To the electors of the East Division of Nottingham’ 1996.13.8.5.3 E57 Leaflet – ‘Please display in your window East Division Parliamentary

election’ 1996.13.8.5.4

E57 Newspaper cutting the Guardian ‘The independent chairman’ 1959 1996.13.8.6 E57 Newspaper cutting The Sunday Times ‘Nuremberg sketches’ – by

Lord Birkett 1963 1996.13.8.7

E57 Booklet ‘The Leys Fortnightly’ vol. lxxxxvi no.1385 ‘Obituary – Lord

Birkett’ 1962 1996.13.8.8

E57 Transcript ‘Face to Face’ Freeman and Lord Birkett on t.v 1959 1996.13.8.9 E57 Collection of letters from Billy and Norman Birkett to Henry, Ol’

Henry and Adimantis (photocopies) 1996.13.8.10.1

E57 Letter 1923 1996.13.8.10.2 E57 Letter 1924 1996.13.8.10.3 E57 Letter 1923 1996.13.8.10.4 E57 Letter 1924 1996.13.8.10.5 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.6 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.7 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.8 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.9 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.10 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.11 E57 Letter 1925 1996.13.8.10.12 E57 Letter 1927 1996.13.8.10.13


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E57 Letter 1927 1996.13.8.10.14 E57 Letter 1927 1996.13.8.10.15 E57 Letter 1928 1996.13.8.10.16 E57 Letter 1928 1996.13.8.10.17 E57 Letter 1931 1996.13.8.10.18 E57 Letters 1931-1959 1996.13.8.10.19

-47 E57 Letter from Percy o. Rult to Lord Birkett 1958 1996.13.8.11 E57 Letters received by H. M. Hyde following Sunday Times article

‘Justice at Nuremberg’ concerning Lord Birkett 1962-1964 1996.13.9.

E57 Letter from Sunday Times to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.1.1 E57 Letter from Sunday Times to G. Roberts 1963 1996.13.9.1.2 E57 Letter from G. Roberts to Sunday Times 1963 1996.13.9.1.3 E57 Letter from E. Park to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.2 E57 Letter from E. Kennedy to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.3.1 E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to E. Kennedy 1963 1996.13.9.3.2 E57 Letter from A. Forbes to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.4 E57 Letter from H. Hamilton to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.9.5 E57 Letter from E. Smith Shirly to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.9.6 E57 Letter from A. Margold to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.9.7 E57 Letter from A. Stewart to H. M. Hyde 1996.13.9.8 E57 Letter from H. Cartmell to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.9.9 E57 Letter from C. Bellamy to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.10 E57 Letter from T. Hoyle to H. M. Hyde 1963 1996.13.9.11 E57 Letter from F. Compton to H. M. Hyde 1962 1996.13.9.12 E57 Letter from A. C. Baggley to H. M. Hyde 1996.13.9.13 E57 Newspaper cutting The Sunday Express ‘Great Train Robbers hopes

of freedom dashed’ 1973 1996.13.10

E57 Letter from Frances Gante to H. M. Hyde concerning Molineux Case 1973 1996.13.11 E57 Story draft ‘Death Before Dishonour’ concerning murder of Fahmy

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E57 Story draft ‘The Monsters of the Moors – Ian Brady and Myra Hindley’ by Angus Hall

1996.13.13

E57 Newspaper cutting The Bookseller ‘Biographies of Lord Birkett’ 1962 1996.13.14 E57 Extracts from Lord Birkett’s diaries 1945/1949 1996.13.15 E57 List – speeches and publication contributions by Norman Birkett 1996.13.16 E57 Collection of letters and extracts/draft of H. M. Hyde’s biography of

Norman Birkett between him and publisher 1996.13.17

E57 Letter from H. Hamilton ltd. to H. M. Hyde 1964 1996.13.17.1 E57 Book draft extracts including bibliography on biography of Norman

Birkett 1996.13.17.2

E57 Letter from H. F. Birkett to H. M. Hyde incorporating changes to text

of early part of Norman Birkett book text 1996.13.17.3

E57 List – Illustrations for Norman Birkett book 1996.13.17.4 E57 Letter from H. Hamilton ltd. to H. M. Hyde concerning Nuremberg

sketches 1964 1996.13.17.5

E57 Letter from H. M. Hyde to H. Hamilton ltd. concerning illustrations 1964 1996.13.17.6 E57 Letter from H. Hamilton ltd. to H. M. Hyde concerning libel problems 1964 1996.13.17.7.1 E57 List – potential libel problems in book on Norman Birkett 1996.13.17.7.2 E57 Letter from H. Hamilton Ltd. to H. M. Hyde concerning libel problems 1964 1996.13.17.8.1 E57 Report – libel 1996.13.17.8.2 E57 Report libel chapters v & vi 1996.13.17.8.3 E57 Report libel chapters vii, viii & ix 1996.13.17.8.4 E57 Report libel chapters x-xii 1996.13.17.8.5 E57 Letters from various persons in response to information about

Norman Birkett to H. M. Hyde (includes some letters from Norman Birkett

1962-1963 1996.13.18.1-41

E57 Letter from Norman Birkett to a variety of persons 1996.13.19.1-23 E57 Newspaper cuttings – various newspapers on subject of saving

Ulswater campaigned on by Lord Birkett 1996.13.20.1-5

E57 Newspaper cuttings – various newspapers covering cases involving

Norman Birkett 1996.13.21.1-4

E57 Newspaper cuttings – various newspapers covering the death of

Norman Birkett and his will 1996.13.22.1-15

E57 Newspaper cuttings – various newspapers – biographical story of

Norman Birkett written by John Chondos, mainly from the Telegraph 1996.13.23.1-10


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E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Lord Birkett’ written by Dennis Bardens another

biographer of Lord Birkett 1996.13.24

E57 Newspaper cuttings – various newspapers covering the

announcement of H. M. Hyde as Norman Birkett’s official biographer and some biographical feature stories

1962-1963 1996.13.25.1-28

E57 Report ‘Review of the life of Lord Birkett’ by H. M. Hyde 1996.13.26 E57 Poem – ‘A Salute to Mr. Justice Birkett’ 1941 1996.13.27 E57 Script – ‘T. V. Appeal for the Fund’ Fleming Memorial fund for

medical research featuring Lord Birkett 1961 1996.13.28

E57 Magazine ‘The Bournville Works Magazine feature on Nuremberg

Trial 1948 1996.13.29

E57 Compliments slip – Mr L. J. Cadbury 1996.13.29.1 E57 Note 1996.13.29.2 E57 Photograph Rt. Hon Sir Norman Birkett opening a lecture wing 1957 1996.13.30 E57 Draft article ‘The Chicago Bar Association – Lord Birkett Review’ by

H. M. Hyde 1965 1996.13.31

E57 Report – House of Lords, Hansard vol. 237 no.34, featuring vote on

Ulswater 1962 1996.13.32

E57 Newspaper cuttings – covering debate/vote in the House of lords

regarding the Ulswater scheme 1962 1996.13.33.1-3

E57 Letter from Billy to Henry Birkett concerning the death of Lord

Birkett 1962 1996.13.34

E57 Booklet ‘speeches at the Pilgrim’s Dinner 1962 1996.13.35 E57 Newspaper cutting concerning Lord Birkett 1996.13.35.1 E57 Booklet ‘Speeches at the Pilgrim’s Dinner’ 1961 1996.13.36 E57 List of books handwritten by H. M. Hyde 1996.13.37 E57 Birth Certificate of William Norman Birkett 1883 1996.13.38 E57 Birth Certificate of Thomas Birkett (Norman’s father) 1854 1996.13.39 E57 Marriage Certificate of Thomas Birkett and Agnes Tyson (Norman’s

parents) 1877 1996.13.40

E57 Death Certificate of Agnes Birkett 1887 1996.13.41 E57 Death Certificate of Agnes Birkett ? 1887 1996.13.42 E57 Marriage Certificate of Thomas Birkett and Ann Agnes Dooding

(Norman’s father and step-mother) 1888 1996.13.43


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E57 Death Certificate of Ann Agnes Birkett 1901 1996.13.44 E57 Marriage Certificate of Matthew Birkett and Agnes Carradus 1845 1996.13.45 E57 Booklet ‘The Fleming Memorial Fund for Medical Research’ 1996.13.46 E57 Postcard and directions 1996.13.47.1-2 E57 Booklet ‘The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis’ volxxxvi 1955 1996.13.48 E57 Draft article ‘Forward’ by Rt. Hon Sir Norman Birkett 1996.13.49.1-2 E57 Letter from Lady Birkett and family giving thanks for sympathy 1996.13.50 E57 Booklet ‘1858 Elizabeth Mary Cadbury, 1951’ memorial booklet 1996.13.51 E57 Booklet ‘Bourneville Works Magazine’ 1962 1996.13.52 E57 Draft article ‘Forward’ by Lord Birkett 1996.13.53.1-2 E57 Advertisement 91st Annual dinner at the Savage Club 1948 1996.13.54 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Brilliant Orator’ 1996.13.55 E57 Newspaper The Evening News – concerning the Charing Cross train

crash in which Lord Birkett was in 1938 1996.13.56

E57 Newspaper cuttings and letters sent to H. M. Hyde following a letter

in the Times 9 April 1962) 1962-1963 1996.13.57.1-

E57 Collection of letters from people to H. M. Hyde asking for

information on Lord Birkett 1996.13.58.1-3

E57 Collection of letters and drafts to and from Hamish Hamilton and H.

M. Hyde concerning Lord Birkett’s biography 1962-1963 1996.13.59.1-24

E57 Collection of letters to and from H. M. Hyde to various media

organisations concerning articles on Lord Birkett 1996.13.60.1-5

E57 Collection of hand-written notes on Lord Birkett 1996.13.61.1-8 E57 Newspaper cuttings Bookseller concerning H. M. Hyde’s biography

of Lord Birkett and ‘The Homosexual Society’ by Richard Hanser 1962 1996.13.62.1-4

E57 Collection of drafts of crime stories for Phoebus Publishing company

by H. M. Hyde and Angus Hall 1996.13.63.1-12

E57 Letters from various people to Norman Birkett 1919-1940 1996.13.64.1-14 E57 Book extract on Norman Birkett 1996.13.65.1-2 E57 Extract from All England Law Reports reprints 1932 concerning the

‘Banco de Portugal v Waterlow case’ 1932 1996.13.66

E57 Brief between Henry Mason (plaintiff) and George Hallam

(defendant) owned by Mr. N. Birkett 1913 1996.13.67


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E57 Letters and notes by Lord Birkett 1996.13.68.1-3 E57 Dinner programmes for dinners attended by Norman Birkett at

which he was the guest of honour 1996.13.69.1-20

E57 Certificate extract from the minutes of the Supreme Court of

Pennsylvania 1996.13.70

E57 Certificate Norman Birkett initiated as a member of the international

legal fraternity of Phi Delta Phi 1996.13.71

E57 Bank note – Banco de Portugal 1996.13.72 E57 Poem ‘Unfit’ by Norman Birkett 1996.13.73 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Mr. Norman Birkett unable to contest the King’s

Norton division 1996.13.74

E57 Report – ‘Speech at Selly Oak Institute’ 1912 1996.13.75 E57 Booklet ‘Program of the 64th Annual meeting of the American Bar

Association September 29th to October 3rd 1941 1996.13.76

E57 Card ‘William Norman Birkett – an appointment as one of his

majesties counsel 1996.13.77

E57 Note ‘Splendid speech congratulations’ W. Bevan 1996.13.78 E57 Note 1996.13.79 E57 Identity card Norman Birkett 1996.13.80 E57 Photographs of Norman Birkett 1996.13.81.1-3 E57 Sketches of the Nuremberg trials by Lord Birkett 1946 1996.13.82 E57 Newspaper cutting ‘Sketches of Nuremberg War Criminals on Trial’ 1996.13.82.1 E57 Photocopy of above 1996.13.82.2 E57 Sketch of Shacht 1996.13.82.3 E57 Sketch of Ribbentrop 1946 1996.13.82.4 E57 Sketch of Goering 1946 1996.13.82.5 E57 Sketch of Goering 1946 1996.13.82.6 E57 Sketch of Keitel 1946 1996.13.82.7 E57 Sketch of Frank 1946 1996.13.82.8 E57 Sketch of Kaltenbruman 1946 1996.13.82.9 E57 Sketch of Doerutz 1946 1996.13.82.10 E57 Sketch of Funk 1946 1996.13.82.11


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E57 Sketch of Schacht 1946 1996.13.82.12 E57 Sketch of Funk 1946 1996.13.82.13 E57 Sketch of Ribbentrop 1946 1996.13.82.14 E61 Collection of papers & articles related to crime and punishment 1996.18 E61 File of newspaper cuttings and letters on capital punishment: death

row penfriends 1987-1996 1996.18.2

E61 File on capital punishment appeals in various countries 1981-1996 1996.18.3 E61 File of newspaper cuttings, letters and campaign publications on

capital punishment in UK 1973-1996 1996.18.4

E61 File of newspaper cuttings, letters and anti-death penalty pamphlets

on capital punishment in USA 1982-1996 1996.18.5

E61 File of 14 letters regarding compensation orders standing appeals 1984-1985 1996.18.8 E61 File containing pamphlets, reports, letters and newspaper cuttings

regarding Courts and juries 26 items 1976-1994 1996.18.9

E61 File containing documents regarding the Crime and Media,

Cambridge Conference 1981 1981-1987 1996.18.10

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings, letters, and pamphlets regarding

crime, media and anonymity 36 items 1979-1988 1996.18.11

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings and notes regarding crime and

the media: anonymity until convicted 111 items 1977-1996 1996.18.12

E61 File containing newspaper and magazine cuttings regarding crimes 3

items 1986 1996.18.13

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings regarding unpleasant crimes 61

items 1983-1996 1996.18.14

E61 File ‘Crime and Punishment, Northamptonshire Record Office

Archive Teaching Unit Folder 1’ copies of documents, transcripts and notes relating to crime and punishment in Northamptonshire 1700-1900 41 items

1996.18.15

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings, letters, pamphlets etc. regarding

the Criminal Justice Act 1982. Also contains a sub-file ‘Prisons in context of CJA 1982 (1996.18.16.42.1-21) 42 items

1979-1982 1996.18.16

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings, bill amendments etc. regarding

the Criminal Justice Act 1982 51 items 1981-1985 1996.18.17

E61 File containing discussion documents, plans for legislation and notes

regarding the Criminal Justice Policy, white paper 1986 13 items 1985-1992 1996.18.18

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings regarding crime policy and

criticisms (Michael Howard) 17 items 1994-1996 1996.18.19

E61 File containing newspaper cuttings regarding judges 21 items 1984-1994 1996.18.30


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E61 File containing newspaper cuttings regarding magistrates 6 items 1985-1991 1996.18.34 E61 File containing newspaper cuttings 68 items (miscellaneous) 1979-1996 1996.18.36 E61 File containing newspaper cuttings, notes, letters, speeches and

conservative news bulletins regarding public figures’ pronouncements 162 items

1974-1996 1996.18.52

E63 Newspaper ‘Nottingham Journal’ 1875 1996.25 E64 Collection of papers related to the John Lee case 1996.17 E64 List of documents relating to the John Lee murder at Babbacombe on

15th November 1884 1956 1996.17.1.1

E64 Letter from John Lee to Katie Farmer 1884 1996.17.1.2 E64 Letter from Katie Farmer to John Lee 1884 1996.17.1.3 E64 Telegraphs – four copies & 3 originals 1996.17.1.4.1-7 E64 Depositions – Katie Farmer; Jane Necks; Richard Harris; Elizabeth

Necks; Mr J. Palmer; Elizabeth Harris; George Pearce; George Phillips; William Gasking; Thomas Bennett; George Russell; Mrs Stiggins; H. Clark & Thomas Stiggins

1996.17.1.5.1-14

E64 List of names of people giving depositions 1996.17.1.6 E64 Bill/Invoice – surveyors charges 1996.17.1.7 E64 Memorandum – ‘Instructions to agents in criminal prosecutions’ 1996.17.1.8 E64 Note – on the case 1996.17.1.9 E64 Plan – of the house where the murder took place 1996.17.1.10 E64 Letters 1884 - 1885 1996.17.1.11.1-

43 E64 Newspaper – ‘The Torquay Times’ 1894 1996.17.1.12 E64 Subpoenas - 4 1996.17.1.13.1-

4 E64 Opinion 1996.17.1.14 E64 Statement of witnesses with newspaper cuttings 1996.17.1.15 E64 Brief for prosecution 1996.17.1.16 E64 Letter 1884 1996.17.1.17.1-2 E64 Letter from R. Gwynne Templer 1884 1996.17.1.18 E64 Letter confirming letters sent and received by Katie Farmer to John 1884 1996.17.1.19


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Lee E64 List of solicitor/lawyer activities and dates 1996.17.1.20 E64 Report ‘History of the John ‘Babbacombe’ Lee papers’ by T. R. Epton 1996.17.2 E64 Newspaper cuttings covering the John Lee story in C19th & C20th 1996.17.3.1-7 E64 Letters from Henry Button to and from R. Epton 1988 1996.17.4.1-4 E65 Collection of documents relating court dress 1920s 1996.19 E65 Guidelines – ‘Judicial and legal dress at court’ 1925 1996.19.1 E65 Guidelines – court dress 1929 1996.19.2 E65 List – ‘Judge’s robing list’ Ede & Ravenscroft issued to his honour Mr.

Justice Langton 1996.19.3

E65 List – ‘Judges robing list’ Ede & Ravenscroft 1996.19.4 E66 Collection of documents relating to Norman Birkett KC, relating to

his political career in Nottingham East 1996.20

E66 Newspaper cuttings 1996.20.1.1-2 E66 Election card – East Nottingham ‘Do you want England like Russia’ 1924 1996.20.2 E66 Pamphlet – ‘East Nottingham parliamentary election 1931 – with

compliments of Norman Birkett’ 1931 1996.20.3.1

E66 Pamphlet – ‘A personal message from Norman Birkett’ the National

candidate for East Nottingham 1931 1996.20.3.2

E67 Deed- John Arden to John Peacock relating to a messuage at

Chinlonand in Kenilworth, Warwickshire 1682 1996.21

E68 Collection of letters written b Norman Birkett and his wife to

cousin Henry Birkett 1924-1962 1996.22

E68 Letter – from Billy Birkett (Norman’s wife) to Henry Birkett 1924 1996.22.1 E68 Letters –from Norman Birkett to Henry Birkett 1925-1962 1996.22.2.1-? E72 Collection of 26 scrapbooks of newspaper cuttings. Each

scrapbook has 160 pages and is roughly chronological; inserts are arranged chronologically. There are some legal documents.

1921-1944 1996.27

E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings re: Ronald True trial for the murder of Gertrude Yates aka Olive Young.

1922-1935 1996.27.1

E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Trials vol. 2 miscellaneous trials’ 1921-1923 1996.27.2.1 E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1931 1996.27.2.2-3 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1923-1925 1996.27.3.1


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E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1923 1996.27.3.2-5 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1926 1996.27.4.1 E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1927-1933 1996.27.4.2-4 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1927 1996.27.5.1 E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1937-1941 1996.27.5.2-4 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1928-1930 1996.27.6.1 E72 Loose cutting inserted in scrapbook 1929 1996.27.6.2 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1930-1931 1996.27.7.1 E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1938 1996.27.7.2-5 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1931-1933 1996.27.8.1 E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1932-1942 1996.27.8.2-4 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings of miscellaneous trials 1933-1934 1996.27.9.1 E72 Loose cutting inserted in scrapbook 1940 1996.27.9.2 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Bottomley vol. 1 chequered

career and prison life of Horatio Bottomley MP’ 1922-1927 1996.27.10

E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Bottomley vol. 2 chequered

career and prison life of Horatio Bottomley MP’ 1922- 1996.27.11.1

E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1922-1933 1996.27.11.2-26 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Varia vol. 1 curiosities, British and

foreign, relating directly or indirectly to the law’ 1924-1927 1996.27.12.1

E72 Loose cutting inserted in scrapbook 1927-1941 1996.27.12.2-16 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Varia vol. 2 curiosities, British and






E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1937 1996.27.15.2 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Monte Carlo – the British on

holiday’ 1924-1928 1996.27.16.1


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E72 Loose cuttings inserted in scrapbook 1926-1930 1996.27.16.2-11 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Monte Carlo – the British on

holiday’ 1928-1931 1996.27.17.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1928-1930 1996.27.17.2-5 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Monte Carlo vol. 3 British on

holiday’ 1996.27.18.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1931-1939 1996.27.18.2-9 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Monte Carlo vol. 4, British on

holiday’ 1933-1936 1996.27.19.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1935-1936 1996.27.19.2-3 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Monte Carlo vol. 5, British on

holiday’ 1936-1941 1996.27.20.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1932 1996.27.20.2 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: untitled but contents and date

suggest that it is Monte Carlo vol. 6 1941-1943 1996.27.21.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1936-1948 1996.27.21.2-13 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘American trials’ 1924-1939 1996.27.22.1 E72 Loose cuttings 1923-1944 1996.27.22.2-30 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Literary vol. 1 articles about

authors but also censorship and plagarism’ 1927-1930 1996.27.23.1

E72 Loose cutting 1930 1996.27.23.2 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Literary vol. 2, articles about

authors but also censorship and plagiarism’ 1930-1940 1996.27.24.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1930-1935 1996.27.24.2-36 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Irish biography vol. 1, articles

about and obituaries for significant figures in Ireland and Irish politics’

1929-1937 1996.27.25.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1936 1996.27.25.2-4 E72 Scrapbook of newspaper cuttings: ‘Irish biography vol. 2, articles and

obituaries of significant figures in Ireland and Irish politics’ 1937-1944 1996.27.26.1

E72 Loose cuttings 1938-1944 1996.27.26.2-12 E72 Deed – indenture between Evan John David in the county of

Carmarthan and Henry Llewhellan of Porthchew in County of Penbroke

1996.27.27

E72 List – ancient document ‘customs & bylaws’ 2 pages 1525 1996.27.28.1-2


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E72 Magna Carta – copy produced of 1215 document held at Salisbury Cathedral (printed in 1983)

1983 1996.27.29

E72 Inventory of the effects of Mrs Elizabeth Wyatt of the Market Place,

Henley Oxon 1996.27.30

E72 Certificate for Earnest Frank Anthony to wok as a solicitor in the

supreme court 1892 1996.27.31

E72 Legal document Mr Edward Jones marriage settlement on Hannah

Bagnon 1672 1996.27.32

E72 Legal document Mrs Newport to Mr Robert Diney assignment 1777 1996.27.33 E72 Legal document between William Alloway and Richard Winchester

for 99 years 1707 1996.27.34

E72 Legal document Mr Briton and Mr James Sharpe lease for one year

to W. Richard Miles no 8 1708 1996.27.35.1

E72 Legal document Mr William Briton and Mr James Sharpe release to

Mr Richard Miles no 9 1708 1996.27.35.2

E72 Legal document copy of Mr Richard Miles will 1764 1996.27.35.3 E72 Legal no 11 Mr Richard Mile’s son to Mr Peter Whitfield mortgage

for £80 1759 1996.27.35.4

E72 Legal document no 10 Mr James Sharpe deed of appointment 1708 1996.27.35.5 E72 Legal document Mr Miles to Mr Simmons release no 14 1769 1996.27.35.6 E72 Legal document no 15 Mr Whitfield to Mr Simmons assignment of

500 years 1769 1996.27.35.7

E72 Legal document no 16 Mr Francis Simmons to Mr Benjamin

Symmonds lease for a year 1775 1996.27.35.8

E72 Legal document no 17 Mr Francis Simmons to Mr Benjamin

Symmonds release of a house in Bell street in Henley and assignment of term

1775 1996.27.35.9

E72 Legal document Francis Simmons with Benjamin Symmonds

agreement for purchase 1775 1996.27.35.10

E72 Legal document Mr Symmonds mortgage to Mr Martin 1776 1996.27.35.11 E72 Legal document Mr Charles Twigg to Thomas Martin lease for a year 1780 1996.27.35.12 E72 Legal document Mr W. G. Martin to Mr John Roake and his trustee

lease for a year 1820 1996.27.36

E72 Legal document Mr Henry Macqueen to Mr William Simpkins

conveyance 1888 1996.27.37

E72 Legal document Mr George Dobree and others to Mr William

Plumber conveyance in fee of cottages and land at Henley on Thames 1868 1996.27.38


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E72 Legal document indenture for land in Carmarthan between John Danes, Anne Danes, John Davis, Ann Bevan, Morris Bevan and Phillip Howell

1755 1996.27.39

E72 Legal document indenture in the twentieth year of sovereign Lord

Charles second c.1680 1996.27.40

E72 Legal document indenture between John Davis and John Danes of

Carmartahn 1777 1996.27.41

E72 Legal document probate of will John Dane extracted by George

Amesley solicitor St. Albons Herts 1891 1996.27.42

E72 Legal document assignment of mortgage between Robert Smith of

Henley on Thames, Edward Gome and George Sparobus 1712 1996.27.43

E72 Legal document the executors of Mr Charles Lee by direction of Mr

Thomas Lee to Mr James Bennett assignment of outstanding term in trust to attend the inheritance

1822 1996.27.44.1

E72 Legal document Mrs Elizabeth Tyrroll by direction of George Priure

to Mr Bowan in trust for Mr Charles Lee assignment 1775 1996.27.44.2

E72 Legal document Mr George Priure to Mr Charles Lee release 1775 1996.27.44.3 E72 Legal document Thomas Lee esq. to Hannah Golding lease of a

messuage in Bell Street, Henley, Oxon from Michaelmas day 1810 for 21 years

1811 1996.27.44.4

E72 Legal document Mr Thomas Lee to Mr J. W. Howard lease for a year 1822 1996.27.44.5 E72 Legal document Mr Thomas Rustoe by the direction of Mr Thomas

Lee to Nathaniel Martin Esquire a trustee for Mr Thomas Page assignment of a term of five hundred years in trust to attend the inheritance

1824 1996.27.44.6

E72 Legal document Mr John Page to Mr Joseph Charles counterpart

lease of a messuage of tenement and premises in Bell Street, Henley upon Thames

1851 1996.27.44.7

E72 Legal document Manor and liberty of Lawhitton, grant of the

Geatton in the parish of Lezaut for the lives of Philip William, Richard Davis and of William Philip Davis and John Stacy Davis his sons

1845 1996.27.45

E72 Legal document Mr Charles Harvey to John M Christopher mortgage

28 All saints Road, Saint Mary Church, Devon 1877 1996.27.46

E72 Legal document indenture between George Boswick and Mary his

wife to John Sydall 1695 1996.27.47

E72 Legal document Mr John Page to Miss Eliza Pratt conveyance of a

messuage and dwelling house I Bell Street, Henley upon Thames, Oxon

1862 1996.27.48.1

E72 Legal document Miss Eliza Pratt to John Page mortgage for securing

£300 and interest at £4 per and 15th June 1888 reconveyance 1862 1996.27.48.2


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E72 Legal document probate of will of Ann Paterson 1858 1996.27.49 E72 Legal document Mr J. Webber and wife to Mr G. Campion 1806 1996.27.50 E72 Legal document probate of will Digby W. Rogers esq. 1886 1996.27.51 E72 Legal document deed poll attesting change of name of Mrs Aked 1888 1996.27.52 E72 Legal document W. J. Good esq. to F. J. Ratcliffe conveyance of

building land on Kings Grave Estate 1899 1996.27.53

E72 Legal document Mrs B. H. Bartels to the Reverend T. A. Vesey and

another release 1899 1996.27.54

E72 Legal document Miss Athington and others to Messers Williams and

Brakell appointment of new trustees under the will of Daniel Athington

1864 1996.27.55

E72 Legal document Bryant to Bowne a release 1753 1996.27.56 E72 Legal document Messers Gerard, Rose, Leigh and Mann to Daniel

Maclean and his trustee lease for one year 1788 1996.27.57

E72 Legal document A. C. Beathe Esq. to T. C. Summerhays Esq.

reconveyance and reassignment 1899 1996.27.58

E72 Legal document probate of will of Mr Daniel Maclean 1831 1996.27.59.1 E72 Legal document probate of will of Dan Maclean buried at St. James

Church February 4th 1831 1839 1996.27.59.2

E72 Legal document Mr John Hawkins the elder and others to Mr James

and trustee release 1839 1996.27.60

E72 Legal document Mr John Yarde and Miss Elizabeth Yarde to John

Whidborne and another – marriage settlement. Also release 1861 - 1891 1996.27.61

E72 Legal document Mrs Chester to Mr Bryant lease for a year 1737 1996.27.62.1 E72 Legal document Bryant to Bound a lease 1753 1996.27.62.2 E72 Legal document Reverend M. Taylor and other to Mr Jenkyns

mortgage 1775 1996.27.63

E72 Legal document Mrs Chester to Mr Briant conveyance 1737 1996.27.64.1 E72 Legal document Mrs Coghill to Mrs Chester conveyance 1736 1996.27.64.2 E72 Legal document William Britton and Mr Sharpe no 7 1698 1996.27.65.1 E72 Legal document a lease from Mr William Britton in trust for Mrs

Sharpe to Mr Richard Ovey 1702 1996.27.65.2

E72 Legal document release from Henry Piggott and his wife to William

Britton no 5 1698 1996.27.65.3

E72 Legal document Mr John Smith to Mrs Elizabeth Munday lease for a

year no 1 1678 1996.27.65.4


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E72 Legal document Smith to Mundy release no 2 1678 1996.27.65.5 E72 Legal document Mr James White Roake and others to Mr George

Smith Avery conveyance of Bell Street 1860 1996.27.66

E72 Legal document Mr Smith to Mr Clement lease for a year 1783 1996.27.67 E72 Legal document Mrs Helen Creswicke Cox and others to Mr Graeme

Vassall Cox release 1918 1996.27.68

E72 Invoice/bill Miss Ann Paterson executorship account 1858 1996.27.68 E72 Legal document power of attorney R. L. Butler to C. N. Butler and E.

L. Pattison 1918 1996.27.69

E72 Legal document release by Sir John Lubbock to Captain S. M. Rogers 1899 1996.27.70 E72 Legal document appointment of Mrs A. Blanche and T. Curry as

trustees to Messers Frank Ladd and C. V. Jacobs 1927 1996.27.71

E72 Legal document lease Miss E. Ethenngton to Miss E. B. Golding 1844 1996.27.72 E72 Legal document power of attorney Henry Kerr to W. B. Pattison 1885 1996.27.73 E72 Legal document mortgage Miss E. Kerr to T. W. R. Hose and another 1886 1996.27.74 E72 Legal document lease A. Waud and G. Ogden to Mrs Charles

Newnham 1899 1996.27.76.1-2

E72 Letter and map M. Tippet’s land 1914 1996.27.77.1-2 E72 Legal document power of attorney H. Forster to M. de Belleroche 1914 1996.27.78 E72 Legal document statutory declaration Ralph Stoney 1996.27.79 E72 Legal document agreement W. Prescott and W. Keen 1908 1996.27.80 E72 Legal document power of attorney W. Trevor to H. Trevor 1913 1996.27.81 E72 Legal document lease Cubitt Estates to J. Dickson 1932 1996.27.82 E72 Legal document conveyance Perrin and Woolsey to Bunby 1900 1996.27.83 E72 Legal documents 23 of differing ages, dates and type 1996.27.84-106 E72 Legal documents 46 of differing ages, dates and types 1996.27.107-152 E72 Legal document 37 of differing ages, dates and types 1996.27.153-189 E72 Legal documents 36 of differing ages, dates and types 1996.27.190-225

E72 Legal documents 45 of differing ages, dates and types 1996.27.226-240 E72 Legal documents 43 of different ages, dates and type 1996.27.241-283 E72 Legal documents 57 of different ages, dates and types 1996.27.284-340


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E98 Collection of documents relating to Lord Justice Norman Birkett

comprising of copies of Hansard, speeches, booklets, letters and dinner invitation cards.

1997.7

E98 Booklet – 5 volumes of Parliamentary debates (Hansard) 1959-1962 1997.7.1-5 E98 Booklet – ‘The Library Association Annual Lecture – On the Owning

and Borrowing of Books’ by Rt. Hon Lord Birkett of Ulverston 1958 1997.7.2

E98 Booklet – ‘The English Association’ Presidential address ‘The Magic

of Words’ by Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Birkett 1953 1997.7.3

E98 Booklet – two articles reprinted in booklets by ‘The Canadian Bar’

review, speeches by Rt. Hon. Norman Birkett 1947 1997.7.4.1-2

E98 Booklet – ‘The War and Liberty’ an address by Norman Birkett 1917 1997.7.5 E98 Booklet – ‘Advice on Advocacy in the Magistrates Court (to

solicitors)’ forward by rt. Hon. Sir Norman Birkett 1951 1997.7.6

E98 Booklet – ‘The Use and Abuse of Reading’ by Sir Norman Birkett 1951 1997.7.7 E98 Booklet – address by Rt. Hon. Sir Norman Birkett to the meeting on? 1956 1997.7.8 E98 Postcard – to East Nottingham electors from Norman Birkett 1997.7.9 E98 Postcard – to O’ Henry (Birkett) from Norman Birkett from

Ambleside 1997.7.10

E98 Press cuttings – ‘The Independent’ and ‘Portrait Gallery’ 1959 1997.7.11.1-2 E98 Letter from University College London to Norman Birkett 1958 1997.7.12 E98 Letter from Norman Birkett and Billy Birkett to Henry Birkett 1946-1957 1997.7.13.1-4 E98 Programmes/Dinner menus 1959&1937 1997.7.14.1-2 E99 Collection of miscellaneous legal documents 1997.29 E99 Agreement for purchase of land between James Baker and the Rt.

Hon. David Lloyd George, land situated in Surrey including plan 1933 1997.29.1.1

E99 Newspaper cutting – Farnham Herald, biographical article on David

Lloyd George’s farming methods at Churt 1968 1997.29.1.2

E99 Brief to counsel for the respondent between Salomea Francisca

Belowska and Joseph Anton Belowska and Jan Wittowski 1962 1997.29.2

E106 Coroner’s form16 – Thomas Palmer charged with murder of Mary

Palmer 1899 1997.25.1

E108 The Molotov notes on German atrocities 1942 1995.27.1 E111 Box of 5 indentures with modern transcripts 1997.17


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E113 Rumpole of the Bailey costume from the television series 1997.19 E115 Copy case and opinion on claim to estate of Earl of Egumont, died

November 1837; additional extract from the court rolls 1838 1997.26.1

E168 Circuit Judge’s costume 2000.1 E170 Costume trunk and High Sheriff costume 2000.2 E172 Transcript of the damages case between James Sharpe & Rev.

Thomas Vialls ‘The Round of Beef Parsons’ 1822 2000.3

L2 Ede & Ravenscroft Robing Lists L2.21-24 L2 Print L2.25 L2 Print L2.26 L2 Print L2.27 L4 Collection of photographs, legal documents and plans most of

which relate to the Old Bailey L4.1

L4 Photograph scene outside Old Bailey following IRA car bomb attack 8th March 1973 (c. Associated Press)

1973 L4.1

L4 Photograph scene outside Old Bailey following IRA car bomb attack

8th March 1973 (c. Associated Press) 1973 L4.2

L4 Photograph female victim of the bomb blast outside Old Bailey 8th

March 1973 being carried into an ambulance in Fleet Lane (c. Associated Press)

L4.3

L4 Photograph taken from ‘The Architect’ 1st March 1907; New

Sessions House, Old Bailey L4.4

L4 Photograph New Sessions House, Old Bailey L4.5 L4 Photograph the Oz Magazine obscene publications trial, 5th August

1971, Oz protesters in Old Bailey sit-down. (c. Associated Press) 1971 L4.6

L4 Photograph the oz trial ‘bubbles over the Oz case crowds’, girl

protester stands blowing bubbles beside policeman. (c. Press Association)

1971 L4.7

L4 Photograph Oz trial ‘gripped by the law at Old Bailey’, a protester in

the grip of two policemen’. (c. Press Association) 1971 L4.8

L4 Photograph Oz trial ‘Eve dance as Oz judge’s effigy burns’, protesters

dance around a burning effigy of Trial Judge Michael Argyle Q.C, (c. 1971 L4.9


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Press Association) L4 Photograph dome. (c. Daily Sketch) L4.10 L4 Photograph dome. (c. R. F. Hartman AIBP) L4.11 L4 Photograph dome/staircase/landing. (c. R. F. Hartman AIBP) L4.12 L4 Photograph grand hall. (c. Daily Sketch) L4.13 L4 Petition – copy of Thomas Webb’s petition that he might personally

transport his young brother John aged 17yrs to Virginia c.1725 L4.14

L4 Confession – copy of William Salden’s confession, who escaped and

was sentenced to death for returning from transportation before the end of the term.

1722 L4.15

L4 Commutation – copy of commutation of the death sentence, 1755

Royal Warrant signed by George III, that Thomas Pinkstone be included in the general pardon at Newgate.

1755 L4.16

L4 Petition – copy of petition against sentence of transportation of

Robert Halfpenny, caught trying to snatch a handkerchief from a passer-by while drunk, asks for sentence to be remitted – rejected.

1725 L4.17

L4 Plans – of Central Criminal Court (Old Bailey) 1957-58 L4.18.1-16 L4 Plan – sub-basement plan proposed reconstruction working drawing L4.18.1. L4 Plan – basement plan used in connection with Summer redecoration 1958 L4.18.2 L4 Plan – lower ground floor, used in connection with Summer

redecoration. 1958 L4.18.3

L4 Plan – ground floor, used in connection with Summer redecoration. 1958 L4.18.4 L4 Plan – mezzanine floor, used in connection with Summer


L4 Plan – first floor, used in connection with Summer redecoration. 1958 L4.18.6 L4 Plan – mezzanine floor, used in connection with Summer


L4 Plan – second floor, used in connection with Summer redecoration. 1958 L4.18.8 L4 Plan – third & fourth floor, used in connection with Summer

redecoration. 1958 L418.9

L4 Plan – roof, used in connection with Summer redecoration. 1958 L4.18.10 L4 Plan – elevation to Old Bailey, used in connection with Summer


L4 Plan – elevation to Newgate Street and to Lord Mayor’s entrance,

used in connection with Summer redecoration. 1957 L4.18.12

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L4 Plan – Central Criminal Court Old Bailey, used in connection with

Summer redecoration. 1957 L4.18.14

L4 Plan – Central Criminal Court Old Bailey, section B-B & C-C, used in

connection with Summer redecoration. 1957 L4.18.15

L4 Plan – Central Criminal Court Old Bailey, section D-D & E-E. L4.18.16 L4 Wig case containing Mr Justice Goddard’s wig L4.26 L4 Wig – belonging to Mr Justice Goddard L4.27 L4 Bonds L4.28 L4 Bonds L4.29 L4 Book – blocked Biblica Hebraica. L4.30 L4 Book – wages book Corporation of London, Central Criminal Court,

commences 9th June 1934 to 2nd March 1940, details wages paid, job titles, pensions, NI contributions.

1934-40 L.4.31

L4 Book – Central Criminal Court staff records 1950 L4.32 L4 Book – letter book commences 8th October to 10th September 1940 1929-40 L4.33 L4 Book – Central Criminal Court, orders of court from 1st November

1834 to 5th January 1965 1834-1965 L4.34

L4 Book – cash book 1941-48 L4.35 L4 Document – Corporation Officer’s pension fund no.2 informing Mr E

Harrison, Central Criminal Court that two officers Mrs H. M. Privett & Robert C. McLellan have been approved as contribution to the scheme.

1908 L4.36

L4 Book – New Testament L4.37 L4 Document – particulars, with plan and conditions of letting on

building lease for 99 years. Building site now covered by the Old Sessions House, Old Bailey, in the city of London to be let by auction by Messrs. Jones & Co.

1907 L.4.38

L4 Bookrest – folding bookrest, label legend ‘Keeper’s Office’. L4.39 L6 Collection of legal documents relating to H. Rowse Armstrong case

and case cards of Bernard Spilsbury L6

L6 Impresser bearing the Notary Public seal of Herbert Rowse Armstrong.

L6.1

L6 Royal Engineers field-service pocket book, inscribed H. Rowse

Armstrong, Major 546 field co RE, BEF France 1915 L6.2

L6 Copy of depositions relating to the Hereford Winter Assizes. Rex v

Herbert Rowse Armstrong. The document annotated by Sir William Willcox, an expert witness for the Crown

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L6 Four copies of the Hereford Times covering the trial and appeal of

Major Herbert Rowse Armstrong 1922 L6.4

L6 Five reprints of addresses made by Sir William Willcox to various

learned societies and articles published in medical journals. L6.5

L6 ‘Toxicology in its application to medical practice’ 1928 L6.5.1 L6 ‘Relationship of medicine and toxicology’ 1923 L6.5.2 L6 ‘Acute arsenical poisoning’ 1922 L6.5.3 L6 ‘The action and methods of administration of arsenic’ 1926 L6.5.4 L6 Recent advances in toxicology and forensic medicine’ 1927 L6.5.5 L6 Handbill ‘defence not defiance’ relating to the Tichborne Case and

support given to the claimant at a public meeting in St James’s Great Hall

L.6.6

L6 Photocopy of an MSS consisting of 142 pages entitled ‘My life story

as public executioner’ by Henry Albert Pierrepoint L6.7

L6 Collection of Sir Bernard Spilsbury’s handwritten case cards L6.8 L6 R. v George Joseph Smith (8 cards) L6.8.1 L6 Hilary Rougier (3 cards) L6.8.2 L6 R. v A. A. Rowse (3 cards) L6.8.3 L6 R. v S. H. Fox (4 cards) L6.8.4 L6 R. v J. N. H. Thorne (2 cards) L6.8.5 L6 R. v Tony Mancini (3 cards) L6.8.6 L6 R. v Bywaters and Thompson (1 card) L6.8.7 L6 R. v Patrick Mahon (3 cards) L6.8.8 L6 Mahon – judicial hanging (1 card) L6.8.9 L6 Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson (2 cards) L6.8.10 L6 R. v Elvira Barney (1 card) L6.8.11 L6 Brighton Trunk murder (3 cards) L6.8.12 L6 R. v R. S. Buckfield (2 cards) L6.8.13 L6 R. v W. H. Podmore (2 cards) L6.8.14 L6 Max Kassel (2 cards) L6.8.15 L6 R. v F. H. C. Field (3 cards) L6.8.16


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L6 R. v Leonard Richardson (2 cards) L6.8.17 L6 R. v H. R. Armstrong (4 cards) L6.8.18 L6 R. v Voisin and Roche (3 cards) L6.8.19 L6 R. v John Robinson (3 cards) L6.8.20 L6 R. v F Seddon (1 card) L6.8.21 L6 Vera Page (3 cards) L6.8.22 L6 R. v J. P. Vacquier (2 cards) L6.8.23 L7 State box L7.1 L7 State box L7.2 L7 Buckles L7.4 L7 Letters patent – Solicitor General L7.5 L7 Letters patent – Attorney General L7.6 L7 Letters patent – Lord Chief Justice L7.7 L7 Coin L7.8 L7 Coin L7.9 L7 Commemorative medallion L7.10 L7 Commemorative medallion L7.11 L7 Commemorative medallion L7.12 L7 GCVO box L7.13 L7 GCVO star L7.14 L7 Sash & sash badge L7.15&16 L7 Card L7.17 L7 7 miniature medals L.7.18.1-7 L7 GCB box L7.19 L7 GCB star L7.20 L7 GCB sash L7.21 L7 Order of Leopold box L7.22 L7 Order of Leopold star L7.23 L7 Order of Leopold sash and sash badge L7.24


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L7 Medallion L7.25 L7 Passport L7.26&27 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.28 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.29 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.30 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.31 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.32 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.33 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.34 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.35 L7 Newspaper cutting L7.36 L7 Book of newspaper cuttings L7.37 L7 Album of letters L7.38-75 L7 Album of letters L7.76-106 L7 Album of letters L7.107-148 L7 Misc. documents L7.149-153 L7 Misc. documents L7.155-163 L7 Photograph album L7.164 L11 Great Seal Matrices – described as the fourth seal of Victoria

presented to Lord Halsbury in 1900 in his capacity as Chancellor (2) L11.1&2

L12 Q. C’s court coat L12.1 Q. C’s vest L12.2 Q. C’s breeches L12.3 L14 Painting – B. Riviere ‘An Old World Wanderer’ L14.1 L14 Painting – W. Waterlow ‘The Orphan’ L14.2 L14 Painting – C. Lucy ‘Portrait of Rt Hon W. E. Gladstone’ L14.3 L14 Painting – T. Barber ‘Portrait of Lord Denman’ L14.4 L14 Painting – Sir J. A. Brown ‘Portrait of Sir Edward H. Frazer’ L14.6


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L17 Old Bailey street name plate L17.1 L19 Wig L19.1 L19 Wig case L19.2 L19 Waistcoat L19.3 L19 Barrister’s courtcoat with tails L19.4 L19 Barrister’s light weight courtcoat, no tails L19.5 L19 Warrant - Recorder L19.6 L19 Warrant – Circuit Judge L19.7 L19 Letters Patent QC L19.8 L20 Book – Hall, Radclyffe. ‘The Well of Loneliness’, 2nd ed. L20.1 L20 Book – Lawrence, D. H. ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’. L20.2 L20 Book – Lawrence, D. H. ‘The First Lady Chatterley’, 2nd ed. L20.3 L20 Book – Lawrence, D. H. ‘The First Lady Chatterely’, 2nd printing. L20.4 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s key-ring with chain and 5 keys L21.4 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s key-ring with 2 keys L21.5 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s medals, set of 4 miniature medals: 1914 Star;

British war Medal 1914-1918; Victory Medal 1914-1918; Territorial Medal

L21.6

L21 Lord Birkenhead’s medals, set of 4 full size medals: 1914 Star; British

war Medal 1914-1918; Victory Medal 1914-1918; Territorial Medal L21.7

L21 Lord Birkenhead’s sash – crimson L21.8 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s sash – purple L21.9 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s sash – white grey white L21.10 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s sash – white grey white L21.11 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s sash badge – Order of Leopold L21.12 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s star – Order of Leopold L21.13 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s box L21.14 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s collar L21.15


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L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.16 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.17 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.18 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.19 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.20 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s Scots falls L21.21 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s tape L21.22 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s black robe L21.23 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s documents L21.24 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s red case L21.25 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s seal L21.26 L21 Lord Birkenhead’s seal L21.27 L22 Framed Spy cartoon of Mr. Judge Bernard Coleridge L22.1 L22 Baccarat scandal – Pall Mall Budget, 11th June 1891 1891 L22.18 L22 Baccarat scandal – Pall Mall Gazette, 1st June 1891 1891 L22.19 L22 Baccarat scandal – Daily Graphic, 2nd; 4th; 5th; 8th; 9th; 10th June 1891 1891 L22.20 L22 Baccarat scandal – 10 communications from various judges,

including Mr. Justice Coleridge on the Criminal Law Administration Amendment Bill 1848

1848 L22.21

L22 Baccarat scandal – album of obituaries to Lord Coleridge L22.22 L22 Baccarat scandal – document confirming that Sir John Duke

Coleridge had been sworn in as a Privy Councillor 12th December 1873

1873 L22.23

L22 Baccarat scandal – 6 scrapbooks kept by Lord Coleridge, including

material on the Tichborne Claimant trial 1872-1874 L22.24

L22 Framed and signed print of John Duke Coleridge, 1st Baron L22.25 L22 Baccarat scandal – trunk L22.26 L23 Rex, Peike, Mancini trial papers/newspaper clippings L23.1-22 L24 Banknote L24 Banknote


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SUBJECT INDEX SUBJECT ENTRY NO ACC. NO PAGE Capital Punishment see Punishment Crimes see also Trials – criminal cases Censorship E72 1996.27.23.1 36 E72 1996.27.24.1 36 Plagiarism E72 1996.27.23.1 36 E72 1996.27.24.1 36 Pornography E57 1996.13.4.67 19 E57 1996.13.4.83 19 Criminal Justice Act E47 1996.5.8.8.1-2 9 E61 1996.18.16-19 32 Courts County Shire Hall, Nottingham E38 1995.17 7 E39 1995.6 8

Old Bailey L4 L4.1-13 42-44 L4 L4.18.1-16 43-44 L4 L4.33-36 44 L4 L4.38 44

Magistrates Court Nottingham E41 1996.1.1-7 8

Legal Costume Barrister E49 1996.7 10 L19 L19.4-5 48 Coroner

E6 1995.9.1-12 3 High Sheriff E170 2000.2 42 Judge E47 1996.5.2-7 8 E47 1996.5.11.4 10 E113 1997.19 42 Circuit E168 2000.1 42 Wig L19 L19.1 48 Legal Documents Agreement

E72 1996.27.35.10 37 E72 1996.27.80 40 E99 1997.29.1.1 41 Appointment E72 1996.27.35.5 37 Articles of clerkship

E56 1996.12.1 10 Assignment E72 1996.27.33 37 E72 1996.27.35.7 37 E72 1996.27.35.9 37 E72 1996.27.44.1-2 38 Legal Documents cont… E72 1996.27.44.6 38


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E72 1996.27.58 39 Brief E64 1996.17.1.16 33 E99 1997.29.2 41 Commutation L4 L4.16 43 Confession L4 L4.15 43 Conveyance E72 1996.27.37-38 37 E72 1996.27.48.1 38 E72 1996.27.53 39 E72 1996.27.58 39 E72 1996.27.64.1-2 39 E72 1996.27.66 40 E72 1996.27.83 40 Coroner E26 1995.11 6 E106 1997.25.1 41 Deed E67 1996.21 34 Deed Poll E72 1996.27.52 39 Deposition E64 1996.17.1.5.1-14 33 L6 L6.3 44-45 Indenture E72 1996.27.39-41 38 E72 1996.27.47 38 E111 1997.17 42 Lease E72 1996.27.35.1 37 E72 1996.27.35.8 37 E72 1996.27.35.12 37 E72 1996.27.36 37 E72 1996.27.44.4-5 38 E72 1996.27.44.7 38 E72 1996.27.57 39 E72 1996.27.62.1-2 39 E72 1996.27.65.2 39 E72 1996.27.65.4 39 E72 1996.27.67 40 E72 1996.27.72 40 E72 1996.27.82 40 Letter patent E22 1995.4.8 6 E47 1996.5.11.1 9 Attorney General L7 L7.6 46 Queens Council L19 L19.8 48 Lord Chief Justice L7 L7.7 46 Solicitor General L7 L7.5 46 Licence to plead E22 1995.4.1-3 5-6 E22 1995.4.5 6 Legal Documents cont… Marriage E72 1996.27.61 39 Mortgage


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E72 1996.27.35.4 37 E72 1996.27.35.11 37 E72 1996.27.43 38 E72 1996.27.46 38 E72 1996.27.48.2 38 E72 1996.27.63 39 Oath E47 1996.5.11.2-3 10 Petition L4 L4.14 43 L4 L4.17 43 Power of Attorney E72 1996.27.69 40 E72 1996.27.78 40 E72 1996.27.81 40 Release E72 1996.27.35.2 37 E72 1996.27.35.6 37 E72 1996.27.44.3 38 E72 1996.27.54 39 E72 1996.27.56 39 E72 1996.27.60 39 E72 1996.27.65.3 39 E72 1996.27.65.5 40 E72 1996.27.68 40 E72 1996.27.70 40 Specias Capias E43 1996.3.2 8 Statutory Declaration E72 1996.27.79 40 Subpoenas

E64 1996.17.1.13.1-4 33 Warrant E1 1995.1 3 L19 L19.6 48 L19 L19.7 48 Will E72 1996.27.35.3 37 E72 1996.27.42 38 E72 1996.27.49 39 E72 1996.27.51 39 E72 1996.27.55 39 E72 1996.27.59.1-2 39 Legal Personality see names index Legal Personnel Judge E61 1996.18.30 33 Magistrate

E61 1996.18.34 33 Office Furniture E27 1995.12 7 Punishment Capital punishment E57 1996.13.2.2-19 11 E57 1996.13.2.21-27 12 E57 1996.13.2.29-40 12 E61 1996.18.2-5 32 Executioners


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Pierrepoint E57 1996.13.2.38-40 12 L6 L6.7 45 Trial Procedures Anonymity of accused E61 1996.18.11-12 32 Conduct E47 1996.5.8.12 9 Evidence E47 1996.5.8.8.1-2 9 Immunity E47 1996.5.8.17.1-2 9 Jury E61 1996.18.9 32 Media E61 1996.18.10-12 32 Silence in court E47 1996.5.8.4-5 9 Sentencing E47 1996.5.8.7.1-2 9 Witnesses E47 1996.5.8.13 9 E47 1996.5.8.18.1-2 9 Trials Criminal cases Arson Harris, Leopold E72 1996.27.9.2 35 Breach of contract Banco de Portugal v Waterlow E57 1996.13.66 30 E57 1996.13.72 31

Parnell, Archie E72 1996.27.14.7-10 35 Burglary Davis, Donald Edward E72 1996.27.12.8 35 Conspiracy Harris, Leopold E72 1996.27.9.2 35 Euthanasia Corbett, William E72 1996.27.6.1 35 Forgery Morton, Adrian E72 1996.27.5.1 35

O’Dare, Josephine E72 1996.27.5.1 35 Fraud Harris, Leopold E72 1996.27.9.2 35

Terrington, Lord E72 1996.27.4.1 35 Bottomley, Horatio E57 1996.13.3.37 14 E72 1996.27.10-11 35

Tichborne, L6 L6.6 45 L22 L22.24 49 E57 1996.13.3.36 14

Gambling Baccarat Scandal L22 L22.18-24 49 L22 L22.26 49

Libel Douglas, A Lord E72 1996.27.3.1 35 Murder Barney, Elvira L6 L6.8.11 45 Brady, Ian E57 1996.13.13 28 Brides in the Bath Murder E72 1996.13.3.35 14 Brighton Trunk Murder L6 L6.8.12 45 Bryant, Charlotte E56 1996.12.8-15 10-11 Trials cont… Buckfield, R. S. L6 L6.8.13 45

Bywaters, L6 L6.8.6 45 E57 1996.13.3.4-5 13

E57 1996.13.3.19 13 Cleft Chin Murder E57 1996.13.3.38 15 E57 1996.13.3.47-48 15 Cvek, George Joseph E72 1996.27.22.15 36 Fahmy, Madame E57 1996.13.3.24 14


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E57 1996.13.3.26-27 14 Farmer, Michael E57 1996.13.3.24 14 Field, F. H. C. L6 L6.8.16 46 Fox, S. H. L6 L6.8.4 45 Hindley, Myra E57 1996.13.13 28 Kassal, Max L6 L6.8.15 45 La Farge, Marie E57 1996.13.3.24 14 E57 1996.13.3.31 14 Lee, John E64 1996.17.1-4 33 Mahon, Patrick L6 L6.8.8-9 45 Maltby, Cecil Arthur E72 1996.27.2.1-3 34 Mancini, Tony L6 L6.8.6 45 L23 L23.1-22 49 McKay, E57 1996.13.3.24 14 E57 1996.13.3.27-28 14 E57 1996.13.3.31-32 14

Murphy, Frederick George E72 1996.27.13.17 35 Pace, E72 1996.27.6.1 35 Page, Vera L6 L6.8.22 46 Palmer, Thomas E106 1997.25.1 41 Peike, L23 L23.1-22 49 Podmore, W. H. L6 L6.8.14 45 E72 1996.27.7.1 35 Ranson, Florence Iris Ouida E72 1996.27.21.6 36 Richardson, Leonard L6 L6.8.17 46 Robinson, John L6 L6.8.20 46 Roche, L6 L6.8.19 46 Rougier, Hilary L6 L6.8.2 45 Rouse, A. A. L6 L6.8.3 45 Rowse Armstrong, H. L6 L6.1-4 45

L6 L6.8.18 46 Seddon, F. L6 L6.8.21 46 Smith, George Joseph L6 L6.8.1 45 Spillers, Armand E72 1996.27.13.14-15 39 Thompson, Edith L6 L6.8.7 45 E57 1996.13.3.4-5 13 E57 1996.13.3.63 16 Thompson, Percy E57 1996.13.3.4-5 13 E57 1996.13.3.19 13 L6 L6.8.7 45 Thorne, J. N. H. L6 L6.8.5 45 Torrence, Arthur Frank E72 1996.27.22.17-18 36 True, Ronald E72 1996.27.1 34 Vacquier, J. P. L6 L6.8.23 46 Voisin, L6 L6.8.19 46 Waddingham, Dorothy E72 1996.27.14.12 35 Wilson, Henry Sir L6 L6.8.10 45

Obscenity Hall, Radclyffe L20 L20.1 48 Lawrence, D. H. L20 L20.2-4 48 Oz Magazine obscene publications L4 L4.6-9 42

Robbery Great Train Robbery E57 1996.13.10 27 War Crimes Nuremberg War Crimes E57 1996.13.4.17 17 E57 1996.13.4.45 18 E57 1996.13.4.102 20


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NAME INDEX NAME ENTRY NO ACC. NO PAGE ALLEN, Peter Anthony E57 1996.13.2.23 12 Anastasia, Grand Duchess E72 1996.27.13.1 35 ARROW, Christopher Jordan E56 1996.12.1-7 10 BALFOUR, Lord E72 1996.27.14.2-3 35 BARNEY, Elvira L6 L6.8.11 45 BEVAN, Gerard Lee E72 1996.27.5.1 35 BINNEY, John E72 1996.27.13.10 35 BIRKENHEAD, Lord L21 L21.4-27 48-49 BIRKETT, Norman Lord E57 1996.13.1 11 E57 1996.13.4.1-18 16-17 E57 1996.13.4.4.22-23 17 E57 1996.13.4.26-28 17 E57 1996.13.4.33 17 E57 1996.13.4.35 17 E57 1996.13.4.43-46 18 E57 1996.13.4.48-55 18 E57 1996.13.4.57 18 E57 1996.13.4.59 18 E57 1996.13.4.61 19 E57 1996.13.4.65 19 E57 1996.13.4.68 19 E57 1996.13.4.72 19 E57 1996.13.4.74 19 E57 1996.13.4.84-85 19 E57 1996.13.4.95 20 E57 1996.13.4.102 20 E57 1996.13.4.117 21 E57 1996.13.7.46.2 25 E57 1996.13.8.1-9 25-26 E57 1996.13.8.10.1-19 26-27 E57 1996.13.8.11 27 E57 1996.13.9 27 E57 1996.13.15 28 E57 1996.13.16 28 E57 1996.13.17.2-3 28 E57 1996.13.19.1-23 28 E57 1996.13.20-24 28-29 E57 1996.13.27 29 E57 1996.13.28 29 E57 1996.13.30-36 29 E57 1996.13.38-45 29-30 E57 1996.13.49-50 30 E57 1996.13.53.1-2 30 E57 1996.13.55 30 E57 1996.13.61.1-8 30 E57 1996.13.64.1-14 30 E57 1996.13.68-69 31 E57 1996.13.71 31 E57 1996.13.73-82 31-32 E66 1996.20.1-3 34 E68 1996.22 34 E72 1996.27.14.14 35 E98 1997.7.1-14 41 BOTTOMLEY, Horatio E57 1996.13.3.37 14


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