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Vol. XVII (ff. 381). 1944-1945.
includes:
- f. 1 Elsie Fogerty, Principal, The Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Elsie Fogerty: 1936-1944: Partly signed and printed.
- f. 2 F. Murphy, engineer, of Wigan: Letter to G. B. Shaw of F. Murphy: 1944.
- f. 5 Miss Marie Gray, of Louis Meier, print dealers: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Miss Marie Gray: 1944.
- f. 6 Robert Shaw, 7th Baronet: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Robert Shaw: 1944.
- f. 7 'Lion' Phillimore, alias Lucy; wife of R C Phillimore; Fabian: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Lucy Phillimore: 1912-1944: Partly signed.
- f. 8 George Horn, of Montreal: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of George Horn: 1944: Partly typewritten copy.
- f. 10 Eva Maria Schneider, friend of L F Shaw: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Eva Maria Schneider: 1923, 1944.
- f. 12 Juanita Frances, Chairman, Married Women's Association: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Juanita Frances: 1944: Signed.
- f. 13 C[laude?] A[ndrew?] Nichols, associate editor, 'Biographical Encyclopedia of the World': Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of C[laude?] A[ndrew?] Nichols: 1944: Signed. Partly printed.
- f. 14 George Bernard Shaw, author: Entry in the 'Biographical Encyclopaedia of the World' concerning George Bernard Shaw: 1944: Printed.
- f. 15 Vaccination: William Arthur Sibly, headmaster of Wycliffe College: Letter to G. B. Shaw of William Arthur Sibly: 1944: Signed.
- f. 16 Katherine Ida Sybil Thring, widow of G H Thring: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Katherine Ida Sybil Thring: 1944.
- f. 17 Edith J. Wathen, widow of Reverend P M Wathen: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Edith J. Wathen: 1944.
- f. 19 Samuel Johnson Woolf, US artist: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Samuel Johnson Woolf: 1944.
- f. 20 Gertrude Bannister, afterwards Parry; cousin of Sir Roger Casement: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Gertrude Bannister: 1916, 1944.
- f. 21 Hester M. Batthyany, daughter of Ernest and Dolly Radford: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Hester M. Batthyany: 1944.
- f. 23 S. Levy, of Stamford Hill: Letter to G. B. Shaw of S. Levy: 1944.
- f. 24 Eleanor Elder, afterwards Mackay; author; sister of Ann Elder: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Eleanor Elder: 1941, 1944.
- f. 25 Alfred Charles Toye, president of the Institute of Equinomics: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Alfred Charles Toye: 1944.
- f. 26 William MacVittie, Fabian postman, of Dumfries: Letter to G. B. Shaw of William MacVittie: 1944.
- f. 27 Professor Thomas Patrick Bodkin, art historian: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Professor Thomas Patrick Bodkin: 1944.
- ff. 28, 256 Edith W. Coburn, wife of A L Coburn: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Edith W. Coburn: 1944, 1946.
- ff. 29, 35, 222 Mary Ethel Shaw, afterwards Davis afterw. Walters; cousin of G B Shaw: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Mary Ethel Shaw: 1912-1946: Partly signed.
- f. 33 Sir Humphrey Sumner Milford, Publisher to Oxford University: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sir Humphrey Sumner Milford: 1915, 1944: Signed.
- ff. 34, 37, 58 Sir Harold Idris Bell, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sir Harold Idris Bell: 1944.
- ff. 34, 37, 58 Sir Harold Idris Bell, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Correspondence of G. B. Shaw of Sir Harold Idris Bell: 1944.
- f. 38 Rutland Boughton, composer: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Rutland Boughton: 1912-1949: Partly draft.
- f. 39 Robert Molesworth Kindersley, 1st Baron Kindersley: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Robert Molesworth Kindersley: 1944: Signed.
- f. 40 George Gloss, secretary of the editorial committee, Workers Socialist Party, Boston, USA: Letter to G. B. Shaw of George Gloss: 1944: Dictated.
- ff. 41, 46, 55, 72, 157 Clarence Henry Norman, writer: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Clarence Henry Norman: 1913-1946: Partly typewritten copy.
- f. 42 National Trust: James Lees-Milne, writer: Letter to G. B. Shaw of James Lees-Milne, on behalf of National Trust: 1944: Signed.
- f. 43 William Saroyan, US novelist: Letters to G. B. Shaw of William Saroyan: 1942-1947: Signed.
- f. 45 Cyril Aubert Potter, commercial traveller, of Sheffield: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Cyril Aubert Potter: 1944, 1946: Signed.
- ff. 47-47v Patricia Devine, tenant of 33 Synge Street, Dublin: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Patricia Devine: 1944: Partly shorthand draft.
- f. 48 Harald Melvill, stage designer: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Harald Melvill: 1944: Signed.
- f. 49 Mrs K. Holroyd Ratton, of Oxford: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs K. Holroyd Ratton: 1944.
- f. 50 Elmira Grogan, of New York: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Elmira Grogan: 1944: Signed.
- f. 57 K. Hazareesingh, FRSA: Letter to G. B. Shaw of K. Hazareesingh: 1944: Fr.
- f. 59 Anthony Davies, assistant editor, 'News Chronicle': Letter to G. B. Shaw of Anthony Davies: 1944: Signed.
- f. 60 Miss Kathleen O'Rourke, of Killarney, county Kerry: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Miss Kathleen O'Rourke: 1944.
- f. 63 Manning Robertson, architect, of Dublin: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Manning Robertson: 1944: Signed.
- f. 65 E. Lewis, of the 'Architect's Journal': Letter to G. B. Shaw of E. Lewis: 1944: Signed.
- f. 66 Owen T. Bale, formerly engineer on the RMMV 'Winchester Castle': Letter to G. B. Shaw of Owen T. Bale: 1944.
- f. 67 Sotheby and Co; auctioneers, London: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sotheby and Co. (auctioneers: 1944-1949: Partly signed and printed.
- f. 68 Burzorji Pherozshah Tarapore, of Secunderabad: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Burzorji Pherozshah Tarapore: 1944: Signed.
- f. 70 Dr Syed Mohiuddin Qadri Zoor, Head of the Department of Urdu Literature, Osmania University, Secunderabad, India: Foreword to Urdu translation of 'Saint Joan' of Dr. Syed Mohiuddin Qadri Zoor: 1944: Eng. transl.: Typewritten copy.
- f. 71 Bertha M. Hammond, hairdresser, of Bond St: Letters to Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Shaw of Bertha M. Hammond: 1940, 1944: Partly printed.
- f. 73 Clarence Henry Norman, writer: 'The Jews and the Nazis' of Clarence Henry Norman: 1944: Printed.
- f. 74 James Wilkie, secretary of the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust: Letter to G. B. Shaw of James Wilkie: 1944: Signed.
- f. 75 Leon Isserlis, DSc.; statistician to the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Leon Isserlis: 1944.
- ff. 76, 100 Elsy Carre, LGSM; ALAM; of the Circle of International Art: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Elsy Carre: 1944: Partly printed.
- f. 79 Samuel Chugerman, counselor at law and author, of New York: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Samuel Chugerman: 1944: Signed.
- f. 80 Eileen Campbell, of the Henry George School of Social Science, Chicago: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Campbell (Eileen: 1944: Signed.
- ff. 81, 242 George Furlong, director of the National Gallery of Ireland: Letter to G. B. Shaw of George Furlong: 1944: Signed.
- ff. 82, 187 Patrick Keaveney, of the Shaw Society, Dublin: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Patrick Keaveney: 1944: Signed.
- f. 85 John Mccormack, Irish tenor: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John Mccormack: 1944.
- f. 86 S. Whelan, of Hachette, booksellers: Letter to G. B. Shaw of S. Whelan: 1944: Signed.
- f. 87 J. Hawkesby-Mullins, of Cloudalkin, county Dublin: Letter to G. B. Shaw of J. Hawkesby-Mullins: 1944.
- f. 88 Horace Crawshay Frost, of Maldon, county Essex: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Horace Crawshay Frost: 1944: Partly printed.
- f. 92 Dene Fitzgibbon, of Chelsea: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Dene Fitzgibbon: 1944: Signed.
- f. 93 Pamela Scott, of Portarlington, county Leix., Eire: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Pamela Scott: 1944.
- f. 95 M. J. MacManus, literary editor, 'The Irish Press': Letter to G. B. Shaw of MacManus (M. J.: 1944.
- f. 96 Thomas Jones, CH; Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Thomas Jones: 1937, 1944.
- f. 97 W. Sweetman, editor, 'The Irish Press': Telegram to G. B. Shaw of W. Sweetman: 1944.
- f. 102v Charles Macdona, theatre manager: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Charles Macdona: 1933, 1944: Partly signed.
- ff. 104, 310 Cecily Charlotte Colthurst, niece of C F Shaw: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Cecily Charlotte Colthurst: 1944, 1945.
- f. 108 John Shaw, of London: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John Shaw: 1944.
- f. 109 B. B. Ray Chaudhuri, secretary, Tagore Society: Letter to G. B. Shaw of B. B. Ray Chaudhuri: 1944: Signed.
- f. 110 John Middleton Murry, literary critic: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John Middleton Murry: 1944.
- f. 111 J. S. Sheehy, CM; priest of St Joseph's, Blackrock, Dublin: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of J. S. Sheehy: 1935, 1944: Partly printed.
- f. 113 Evelyn I. Townshend, cousin by marriage of Mrs C F Shaw: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Evelyn I. Townshend: 1944: Signed.
- f. 114 Marian Lee, of Finchley: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Marian Lee: 1944.
- f. 116 Michael Hurl, writer of verse: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Michael Hurl: 1944.
- ff. 117, 185, 249 Muriel Ensor Walters, wife of Reverend Charles Ensor Walters: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Muriel Ensor Walters: 1941-1944: Partly printed.
- f. 120 Sir Stanley Unwin, KCMG; publisher: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sir Stanley Unwin: 1936-1946: Signed.
- f. 121 Castleton Knight, General Manager, Gaumont-British Distributors Ltd: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Castleton Knight: 1944: Signed.
- f. 122 Marjory Allen, Baroness Allen of Hurtwood: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Marjory Allen: 1944: Signed. Partly printed.
- ff. 123-127 Marjory Allen, Baroness Allen of Hurtwood: Notes rel. to conditions in residential homes for children of Marjory Allen: 1944: Typewritten copies.
- ff. 128-132v Marjory Allen, Baroness Allen of Hurtwood: 'The State's Responsibility': Memorandum rel. to residential homes for children of Marjory Allen: 1944: Copy.
- f. 133 Jessie Poulton, of Llandudno, county Caernarfonshire: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Jessie Poulton: 1944.
- f. 135 John David Marshall, of McKenzie, Tennessee: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John David Marshall: 1944.
- f. 137 Maclean Maxwell, editor, Press News Agency, Greenock: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Maclean Maxwell: 1944.
- ff. 138, 147 Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy, Soviet writer: Konstantin Mikhailovich Simonov, Soviet writer: Samuil Yokovlevich Marshak, Soviet writer: Telegrams to G. B. Shaw of Alexei Nikolaevich Tolstoy, Konstantin Mikhailovich Simonov and Samuil Yokovlevich Marshak: 1944.
- f. 144 Shi-hsiang Chen, writer and translator; Chinese exile in California: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Shi-hsiang Chen: 1944.
- f. 146 Hsiang Chu, Chinese poet: Sonnet 'To George Bernard Shaw' of Hsiang Chu: circa 1932: Eng. transl.: Copy.
- f. 154 F. Lucy Rudston Brown, Secretary, The Royal Society of Literature: Letter to G. B. Shaw of F. Lucy Rudston Brown: 1944.
- f. 156 Sam Hood, journalist, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Sam Hood: 1944.
- f. 158 Katherine Woods, typist, of Dublin: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Katherine Woods: 1944.
- ff. 160, 218, 232 Horatio F. de Courcy Wheeler, secretary, Shaw Society, Dublin: Post card and letters to G. B. Shaw of Horatio F. de Courcy Wheeler: 1944.
- f. 161 J. E. Ross, proprietor of Patent Fitall Steel Tongs Company: Letter to G. B. Shaw of J. E. Ross: 1946.
- f. 162 Oswald Earp, Hon. Secretary, The Health League: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Oswald Earp: 1944.
- f. 164 Mrs Diana Noble, formerly Breguzzi; of Camberwell: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs Diana Noble: 1944.
- f. 166 Reginald John Lethbridge Kingsford, President of the Publishers' Association; fellow of Clare College, Cambridge: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Reginald John Lethbridge Kingsford: 1944: Signed.
- f. 167 I. J. McIntyre, sister of Sir Thomas Barclay: Letter to G. B. Shaw of I. J. McIntyre: 1944: Signed.
- f. 169 Judy Musters, called Georgina; née Gillmore; cousin of G B Shaw: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Georgina Musters: 1941-1946: Partly signed.
- f. 170 Joseph Maunsell Hone, President, Irish Academy of Letters: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Joseph Maunsell Hone: 1944: Signed.
- f. 171 Zoë L[avallin?] Puxley, of the Ministry of Health: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Zoë L[avallin?] Puxley: 1944.
- f. 173 Nell Martin Harvey [?], of East Sheen, county Surrey: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Nell Martin Harvey [?]: 1944.
- f. 174 Maurice Chesterton, architect; cousin of G K Chesterton: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Maurice Chesterton: 1944.
- f. 175 Boris Ivanovich Karavaev, Russian diplomat: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Boris Ivanovich Karavaev: 1944: Signed.
- f. 176 Professor Mikhail Mikhailovich Morozov, of Moscow University: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Professor Mikhail Mikhailovich Morozov: 1944: Signed.
- f. 177 Sydney John Loeb, son-in-law of Hans Richter: Post cards and letters to G. B. Shaw of Sydney John Loeb: circa 1911-1944.
- f. 179 Edward Nally, of Castlebar, county Mayo: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Edward Nally: 1944.
- f. 181 Raymond Arthur Lyttleton, professor of theoretical astronomy at Cambridge University: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Raymond Arthur Lyttleton: 1944, 1946: Signed.
- f. 183 Samuel Kerkham Ratcliffe, US writer: Letters and post card to G. B. Shaw of Samuel Kerkham Ratcliffe: 1915-1944: Partly signed.
- f. 184 Air Vice-Marshal Thomas James Kelly, CBE; MC: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Air Vice-Marshall Thomas James Kelly: 1944: Signed.
- f. 186 Peter Ensor Walters, of the Liberal National Organization; younger son of Reverend Charles Ensor Walters: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Peter Ensor Walters: 1944: Signed.
- f. 189 Mrs P. Hubbard, nurse, of Highgate Rd., London: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs P. Hubbard: 1944.
- f. 191 A. Heron, son-in-law of James Connolly: Letter to G. B. Shaw of A. Heron: 1944.
- f. 192 Patrick S. Jordan, Deputy Co. Divisional Director, Irish Red Cross: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Patrick S. Jordan: 1944.
- f. 194 R. U. Somervell, of Waybrook, county Nottinghamshire: Letter to G. B. Shaw of R. U. Somervell: 1944.
- f. 195 Peggy Bates, patient in St. Mary Islington Hospital, Highgate: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Peggy Bates: 1944.
- f. 196 Ruth Welty, US playwright: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Ruth Welty: 1944: Signed.
- f. 197 Edith Anna Oenone Somerville, artist and author: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Edith Anna Oenone Somerville: 1922, 1944.
- f. 199 R. Wright, county librarian, Middlesex: AC1 J. B. Garrity, RAF: Letter to A.C.1. J. B. Garrity of R. Wright: 1944: Signed.
- f, 200 Bernard Shaw, of Shawford, county Hampshire: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Bernard Shaw: 1944, n.d.
- f. 200 George Bernard Shaw, author: Letters to George Bernard Shaw: 1944, n.d: Partly imperf.
- f. 203 AC1 J. B. Garrity, RAF: Letter to G. B. Shaw of A.C.1. J. B. Garrity: 1944.
- f. 204 J. Dudley Johnston, secretary of the Royal Photographic Society: Letter to G. B. Shaw of J. Dudley Johnston: 1944: Signed.
- f. 205 Margaret Halstan, actress: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Margaret Halstan: 1944.
- f. 206 Michael Mindlin, of New York: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Michael Mindlin: 1944: Signed.
- f. 207 W. E. Allerton, bookmaker, of Wallasey, Cheshire: Letter to G. B. Shaw of W. E. Allerton: 1944.
- f. 216 Marc T. Greene, journalist, of Providence, RI: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Marc T. Greene: 1944: Signed.
- f. 217 George E. Watling, of the Prison Medical Reform Council: Letter to G. B. Shaw of George E. Watling: 1944.
- f. 219 William James Brittain, chairman, Brittain Publishing: Letter to G. B. Shaw of William James Brittain: 1944: Signed.
- f. 220 Mrs Frances M. Hanky, daughter of Frank Harris: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs Frances M. Hanky: 1944.
- f. 226 Alma Forman, née Murray; actress; wife of Alfred Forman: Press notice concerning of Alma Forman: 1944.
- f. 227 Dorothy Gertrude Matthew, senior secretary in the University of London: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Dorothy Gertrude Matthew: 1944: Partly printed.
- f. 228 Charles Helin, owner of the Helin Tackle Company, Detroit: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Charles Helin: 1944: Signed.
- ff. 231, 377 Sir Barry Vincent Jackson, dramatist and theatre director: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sir Barry Vincent Jackson: circa 1940, 1944: Dictated.
- f. 233 Mrs Ida M. Fairbairn, niece of Edward Fuller-Maitland: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs. Ida M. Fairbairn: 1944.
- f. 237 Lieutenant-Commander Rupert T. Gould, RN: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Lt. Commander Rupert T. Gould: 1944: Signed.
- f. 239 Henry W. English, master in chancery, of Jacksonville, Illinois: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Henry W. English: 1944: Signed. Partly printed.
- f. 240 Lac Harry Brandon, RAF: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Lac Harry Brandon: 1944.
- f. 243 Valerie Layton, formerly Fransky; shorthand typist: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Valerie Layton: 1944.
- f. 245 Tertius Thomas Boswall Watson, MB, Chir: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Tertius Thomas Boswall Watson: 1944.
- f. 246 Gwladys Evan Morris, actress: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Gwladys Evan Morris: 1944.
- f. 247 R. S. Mills, of Ewell, county Surrey: Letter to G. B. Shaw of R. S. Mills: 1944.
- f. 251 Clare Winsten, sculptor: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Clare Winsten: 1944, n.d.: Signed.
- f. 252 Kathleen Young, formerly Scott née Bruce; sculptor; widow of Captain R F Scott; wife of Edward, 1st Baron Kennet: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Kathleen Young: 1923-1944: Partly draft.
- f. 254 Arnold J. Hibbert, of Hotham, county Yorkshire: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Arnold J. Hibbert: 1944.
- f. 255 Leslie J. Butterfield, of Wimbledon Park, London: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Leslie J. Butterfield: 1944.
- f. 257 Gabriel Pascal, film producer: Letters and telegram, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Gabriel Pascal: 1938-1944: Signed. Partly copy.
- f. 258 Gabriel Pascal, film producer: Joseph Arthur Rank, 1st Baron Rank: Letter to Joseph Arthur Rank of Gabriel Pascal: 1944: Copy.
- f. 259 Anne Mary Moloney, of Windsor, Australia: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Anne Mary Moloney: 1944.
- f. 261 Margaret Morris, of Glasgow; founder of School of Dancing: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Margaret Morris: 1944.
- f. 263 Dorothy Walker, daughter of Sir Emery Walker: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Dorothy Walker: 1932, 1944.
- f. 264 Janos Plesch, Professor of Medicine: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Janos Plesch: 1944: Signed. Partly photogr.
- f. 265 Art. Portraits: Janos Plesch, Professor of Medicine: Portrait of Albert Einstein by Janos Plesch: 1944: Photogr.
- f. 265 Albert Einstein, physicist: Portrait of by J. Plesch: 1944: Photogr.
- f. 266 Begum Atiya, of Aiwane Raf'at, Bombay: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Atiya (Begum: 1944.
- f. 268 Richard Flatter, Austrian author: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Richard Flatter: 1944: Signed.
- f. 269 Carlos Paton Blacker, MRCP; General Secretary, Eugenics Society: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Carlos Paton Blacker: 1944.
- f. 270 Ellen M. Baird Smith, wife of A M Baird Smith, rector of Wheathampstead: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Ellen M. Baird Smith: 1944.
- ff. 271, 278, 288 Sir Charles Otto Desmond MacCarthy, literary critic and writer: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Sir Charles Otto Desmond MacCarthy: 1944-1945: Partly fragm. and drafts.
- f. 273 F. A. Taylor, of Hove, county Sussex: Letter to G. B. Shaw of F. A. Taylor: 1944.
- f. 275 Edith C. Funck, of Surrey: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Edith C. Funck: 1944.
- f. 277 P. Herbert Jones, general secretary of the Cremation Society: Letters to G. B. Shaw of P. Herbert Jones: 1943, 1945: Signed.
- f. 279 Jean Kidd, alias 'J F Hutton'; of Glasgow: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Jean Kidd: 1945: Signed.
- f. 280 K. P. Guzdur, of Bombay: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of K. P. Guzdur: 1945, 1946.
- f. 287 Irene Montagu, Secretary, the Simplified Spelling Society: Letter to the 'London Mercury' of Irene Montagu: 1922: Copy.
- f. 289 Sean O'Faolain, Irish writer: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sean O'Faolain: 1945, n.d.: Partly signed.
- f. 292 Lancelot de Giberne Sieveking, DSC; of the BBC: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Lancelot de Giberne Sieveking: 1945: Signed. Partly printed.
- f. 293 Lancelot de Giberne Sieveking, DSC; of the BBC: Introduction to radio production of Ibsen's 'Ghosts' of Lancelot de Giberne Sieveking: 1944: Printed.
- f. 294 Ellen Pollock, actress: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Ellen Pollock: 1943, 1945.
- f. 297 Arthur W. Cleghorn, of St. Albans: Post card to G. B. Shaw of Arthur W. Cleghorn: 1945.
- f. 298 E. Glasgow, of Charlbury, county Oxfordshire; friend of Emily Carroll: Letter to G. B. Shaw of E. Glasgow: 1945.
- f. 299 Tarapada Basu, of the 'Hindusthan Standard': Letter to G. B. Shaw of Tarapada Basu: 1945: Signed.
- f. 300 Arthur G. Thackeray, insurance agent, of Tunbridge Wells: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Arthur G. Thackeray: 1945.
- f. 303 Hayden Church, journalist: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Hayden Church: 1945, 1946: Signed.
- f. 304 Theodore Spicer Simson, US artist: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Theodore Spicer Simson: 1921, 1945.
- f. 306 Colin Keith-Johnston, MC; actor: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Colin Keith-Johnston: 1945.
- f. 307 Sir Henry Mendelssohn Hake, Director, National Portrait Gallery: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Sir Henry Mendelssohn Hake: 1945: Signed. Partly printed.
- f. 308 Basil Rathbone, actor: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Basil Rathbone: 1945.
- f. 309 Eric George Millar, DLitt.; Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Eric George Millar: 1945.
- f. 312 Sir Isaac James Pitman, educationist: Letter to Bernard Wrenick of Sir Isaac James Pitman: 1945: Signed.
- f. 314 George Vesian Pie, author [?]: Letter to G. B. Shaw of George Vesian Pie: 1945: Signed and fragm.
- f. 316 John Humphrey Witney, Assistant Secretary, British Museum: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John Humphrey Witney: 1945: Signed. Mostly printed.
- f. 317 F. Graucob, director of the Nuswift Engineering Co. Ltd: Letter to G. B. Shaw of F. Graucob: 1945: Signed.
- f. 318 Sir Edgar John Forsdyke, KCB; Director of the British Museum: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Sir Edgar John Forsdyke: 1945, 1948: Signed. Mostly printed.
- f. 319 Sir Arthur Drummond Bliss, KCVO; CH; Master of the Queen's Music: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Sir Arthur Drummond Bliss: 1945.
- f. 320 Maurice Ernst, afterwards Ernest; LLD; biologist: Correspondence, etc., with G. B. Shaw of Maurice Ernst: 1945, 1946: Partly copy and signed.
- f. 324 Norman Edwards, of the Amalgamated Press Ltd: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Norman Edwards: 1945: Signed.
- f. 329 John Christie, founder of the Glyndebourne opera: Letter to G. B. Shaw of John Christie: 1945.
- ff. 331, 338 George Bernard Shaw, author: Notes to Miss B. Patch [?] of George Bernard Shaw: 1945.
- f. 332 Mary Elizabeth Barber, barrister; of the Society of Authors: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Mary Elizabeth Barber: 1944, 1945: Signed.
- f. 333 Mahlon Naill, of Moylan, Pennsylvania: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mahlon Naill: 1945.
- f. 335 Henrietta Leslie, afterwards Schütze; novelist: Receipt, on behalf of the Hermon Ould Fund, to G. B. Shaw of Henrietta Leslie: 1945.
- f. 336 Henrietta Leslie, afterwards Schütze; novelist: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Henrietta Leslie: 1945: Signed.
- ff. 337, 339, 340 Blanche Patch, secretary to G B Shaw: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Blanche Patch: 1920-1948.
- f. 341 Dr Fritz Erwin Loewenstein, of the Shaw Society: Notes to G. B. Shaw of Dr Fritz Erwin Loewenstein: 1945-1947.
- f. 342 John William Martin, editor of 'The American Fabian': Letter to G. B. Shaw of John William Martin: 1945: Signed.
- f. 343 Pia Verzellesi, of Mantua: Post card and letters, with photograph, to G. B. Shaw of Pia Verzellesi: 1935, 1945: Ital.
- ff. 344, 345 Capt. F. J. MacDonald, of Glenco: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Capt. F. J. MacDonald: 1945: Signed. Partly printed.
- f. 346 Benjamin Franklin Root, DD; episcopal clergyman, of Canutillo, Texas: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Benjamin Franklin Root: 1945: Signed.
- f. 347 Dr John Oliver Pearson, of Ealing: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Dr John Oliver Pearson: 1945.
- f. 348 Mrs Grace Roche, wife of Dr Raphael Roche: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Mrs Grace Roche: 1945.
- f. 349 W. E. Martlew, of Liverpool: Letter to G. B. Shaw of W. E. Martlew: 1945: Signed.
- f. 350 Dolly Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, grandaughter-in-law of the composer Mendelssohn: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Dolly Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: 1945.
- f. 351 Constable and Company; publishers, London: Yaroslav Polech, of Slezsko, Czechoslovakia: Letter to Constable and Company (publishers of Yaroslav Polech: 1945.
- f. 353 Leonard Melling, writer on psychic research: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Leonard Melling: 1945.
- ff. 354, 356 Eleanor Hester Shaw, widow of Frederick William Shaw, 5th Baronet: Letters to G. B. Shaw of Eleanor Hester Shaw: 1945.
- f. 357 Noel Cadogan Rossendale Campbell, vicar of Defford: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Noel Cadogan Rossendale Campbell: 1945.
- f. 358 Helen Sutherland, daughter of W H Dircks: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Helen Sutherland: 1945: Signed.
- ff. 359-359v Walter Nugent Monck, playwright: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of Walter Nugent Monck: 1945.
- f. 360 Francis Pryce-Jones, of Watford: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Francis Pryce-Jones: 1945: Partly printed.
- ff. 361-365 Francis Pryce-Jones, of Watford: 'Abolish Money and Trade' of Francis Pryce-Jones: 1932: Copy.
- f. 366 Dorothy Royal, free-lance journalist: Letters, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Dorothy Royal: 1943-1947: Signed.
- f. 373 Richard James Hays, director of the National Library of Ireland: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Richard James Hays: 1945: Signed.
- f. 374 William Alexander Robson, Professor of Public Administration, London School of Economics: Correspondence with G. B. Shaw of William Alexander Robson: 1912-1945: Partly typewritten.
- f. 375 Josephine McNeill, wife of James McNeill, Governor-General of the Irish Free State: Letter to G. B. Shaw of Josephine McNeill: 1945: Signed.
- f. 376 Sir Robert Hotung, industrialist and philanthropist, of Hong Kong: Letter and telegram to G. B. Shaw of Sir Robert Hotung: 1939, 1945: Partly signed.
- f. 379 Cécile Chevreau, actress: Letter, etc., to G. B. Shaw of Cécile Chevreau: circa 1945: Partly photogr.
- ff. 380-381 Art. Portraits: Cécile Chevreau, actress: Photographs of C. Chevreau: circa 1945.
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- Allen, Marjory, Baroness Allen of Hurtwood
Allerton, W E, bookmaker of Wallasey Cheshire
Atiya, Begum, of Aiwane Raf'at Bombay
Bale, Owen T, formerly engineer on the RMMV 'Winchester Castle'; correspondent of G. B. Shaw, fl 1944
Bannister, Gertrude, afterwards Parry; cousin of Sir Roger Casement, fl 1916-1941
Barber, Mary Elizabeth, barrister; General Secretary, Society of Authors, 1911-1979
Basu, Tarapada, of the 'Hindusthan Standard', fl 1945
Bates, Peggy, patient in St Mary Islington Hospital Highgate; correspondent of G. B. Shaw, fl 1944
Batthyany, Hester M., daughter of Ernest and Dolly Radford, fl 1944
Bell, Harold Idris, papyrologist and scholar of Welsh literature, 1879-1967
Blacker, Carlos Paton, MRCP, General Sec Eugenics Society
Bliss, Arthur Edward Drummond, Knight, composer, 1891-1975
Bodkin, Thomas Patrick, Professor art historian
Boughton, Rutland, composer, 1878-1960
Brandon, Harry, Lac RAF
Brittain, William James, chairman Brittain Publishing
Brown, F Lucy Rudston, Sec The Royal Society of Literature
Butterfield, Leslie J, of Wimbledon Park London
Campbell, Eileen, of the Henry George School of Social Science Chicago
Campbell, Noel Cadogan Rossendale, vicar of Defford
Carre, Elsy, LGSM, ALAM, of the Circle of International Art
Chaudhuri, B B Ray, secretary Tagore Society
Chen, Shi-hsiang, writer and translator, Chinese exile in California
Chesterton, Maurice, architect, cousin of G K Chesterton
Chevreau, Cécile, actress
Christie, John, founder of the Glyndebourne opera, 1882-1962,
see also http://isni.org/isni/000000004524881X
Chu, Hsiang, Chinese poet
Chugerman, Samuel, counselor at law and author of New York
Church, Hayden, journalist
Cleghorn, Arthur W, of St Albans
Coburn, Edith W, wife of A L Coburn
Colthurst, Cecily Charlotte, niece of C F Shaw
Constable and Company, publishers, of London, 1795-1999
Davies, William Anthony, journalist and newspaper editor, 1886-1962
Devine, Patricia, correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1944
Earp, Oswald, Hon Sec The Health League
Edwards, Norman, of the Amalgamated Press Ltd
Einstein, Albert, physicist, 1879-1955
Elder, Eleanor, afterwards Mackay author, sister of Ann Elder
English, Henry W, master in chancery of Jacksonville Illinois
Ernst, Maurice, afterwards Ernest, biologist, 1872-1955
Fairbairn, Ida M, niece of Edward Fuller-Maitland, fl 1944
Fitzgibbon, Dene, correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1944
Flatter, Richard, Austrian Shakespeare scholar, 1891-1960
Fogerty, Elsie, Principal, Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art, 1865-1945
Forman, Alma, née Murray, actress, wife of Alfred Forman, 1854-1945
Forsdyke, Edgar John, KCB, Director of the British Museum
Frances, Juanita, Chairman Married Women's Association
Frost, Horace Crawshay, of Maldon Essex
Funck, Edith C, of Surrey
Furlong, George, director of the National Gallery of Ireland
Garrity, J B, RAF pilot, fl 1944
Glasgow, E, of Charlbury, friend of Emily Carroll and correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1945
Gloss, George, of Boston, socialist, d 1985
Gould, Rupert Thomas, naval officer, author, horologist and broadcaster, 1890-1948
Graucob, F, businessman and correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1943-1945
Gray, Marie, print dealer and correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, d 1985
Greene, Marc T, of Providence, journalist, fl 1944-1960
Grogan, Elmira, of New York, correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1944
Guzdur, K P, of Bombay, correspondent of George Bernard Shaw, fl 1845-1846
Hake, Henry Mendelssohn, Knight, British Museum curator, 1892-1951
Halstan, Margaret, actress
Hammond, Bertha M, hairdresser of Bond St
Hanky, Frances M, Mrs daughter of Frank Harris
Harvey?, Nell Martin, of East Sheen Surrey ey
Hawkesby-Mullins, J, of Cloudalkin Dublin
Hays, Richard James, director of the National Library of Ireland
Hazareesingh, K, FRSA
Helin, Charles, owner of the Helin Tackle Company Detroit
Heron, A, son-in-law of James Connolly
Hibbert, Arnold J, of Hotham Yorkshire
Hone, Joseph Maunsell, President Irish Academy of Letters
Hood, Sam, journalist of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Horn, George, of Montreal
Hotung, Robert, industrialist and philanthropist of Hong Kong
Hubbard, P, Mrs nurse of Highgate Rd London
Hurl, Michael, writer of verse
Isserlis, Leon, DSc, statistician to the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom
Jackson, Barry Vincent, Knight, dramatist and theatre director, 1879-1961
Johnston, J Dudley, secretary of the Royal Photographic Society
Jones, P Herbert, general secretary of the Cremation Society
Jones, Thomas, CH, Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet
Jordan, Patrick S, Deputy Co Divisional Director Irish Red Cross
Karavaev, Boris Ivanovich, Russian diplomat
Keaveney, Patrick, of the Shaw Society Dublin
Keith-Johnston, Colin, MC, actor
Kelly, Thomas James, Air Vice-Marshall CBE, MC
Kidd, Jean, alias 'J F Hutton', of Glasgow
Kindersley, Robert Molesworth, 1st Baron Kindersley
Kingsford, Reginald John Lethbridge, President of the Publishers' Association, fellow of Clare College Cambridge
Knight, Castleton, General Manager Gaumont-British Distributors Ltd
Layton, Valerie, formerly Fransky shorthand typist
Lee, Marian, of Finchley
Lees-Milne, James, writer
Leslie, Henrietta, afterwards Schütze novelist
Levy, S, of Stamford Hill
Lewis, E, of the 'Architect's Journal'
Loeb, Sydney John, son-in-law of Hans Richter, fl 1910-1950
Loewenstein, Fritz Erwin, founder of the Shaw Society, 1901-1969
Lyttleton, Raymond Arthur, professor of theoretical astronomy at Cambridge University
MacCarthy, Charles Otto Desmond, literary critic and writer, 1877-1952
MacDonald, Capt F J, of Glenco
MacManus, M J, literary editor 'The Irish Press'
MacVittie, William, Fabian postman of Dumfries
Macdona, Charles, theatre manager
Marshak, Samuil Yokovlevich, Soviet writer
Marshall, John David, of McKenzie Tennessee
Martin, John William, editor of 'The American Fabian'
Martlew, W E, of Liverpool
Matthew, Dorothy Gertrude, senior secretary in the University of London
Maxwell, Maclean, editor Press News Agency Greenock
McCormack, John, Irish tenor, 1884-1945
McIntyre, I J, sister of Sir Thomas Barclay
McNeill, Josephine, wife of James McNeill Governor-General of the Irish Free State
Melling, Leonard, writer on psychic research
Melvill, Harald, stage designer
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Dolly, grandaughter-in-law of the composer Mendelssohn
Milford, Humphrey Sumner, Publisher to Oxford University, 1877-1952
Millar, Eric George, DLitt, Keeper of Manuscripts British Museum, 1887-1966
Mills, R S, of Ewell Surrey ey
Mindlin, Michael, of New York
Moloney, Anne Mary, of Windsor Australia
Monck, Walter Nugent, playwright
Montagu, Irene, Secretary the Simplified Spelling Society
Morozov, Mikhail Mikhailovich, Professor of Moscow University
Morris, Gwladys Evan, actress
Morris, Margaret, of Glasgow, founder of School of Dancing
Murphy, F, engineer of Wigan
Murry, John Middleton, literary critic
Musters, Judy, née Gillmore cousin of G B Shaw called Georgina
Naill, Mahlon, of Moylan Pennsylvania
Nally, Edward, of Castlebar Mayo
National Trust, 1895-
Nichols, Claude?Andrew?, associate editor 'Biographical Encyclopedia of the World'
Noble, Diana, Mrs formerly Breguzzi of Camberwell
Norman, Clarence Henry, writer
O'Faolain, Sean, Irish writer
O'Rourke, Kathleen, Miss of Killarney Kerry
Pascal, Gabriel, film producer
Patch, Blanche, secretary to G B Shaw, 1879-1966
Pearson, John Oliver, Dr of Ealing
Phillimore, Lion', wife of R C Phillimore, Fabian alias Lucy
Pie, George Vesian, ? author
Pitman, Isaac James, Knight, educationalist, 1901-1985
Plesch, Janos, Professor of Medicine
Polech, Yaroslav, of Slezsko Czechoslovakia
Pollock, Ellen, actress
Potter, Cyril Aubert, commercial traveller of Sheffield
Poulton, Jessie, of Llandudno Carnarv
Pryce-Jones, Francis, of Watford
Puxley, Zoë Lavallin?, of the Ministry of Health
Rank, Joseph Arthur, 1st Baron Rank
Ratcliffe, Samuel Kerkham, US writer
Rathbone, Basil, actor
Ratton, K Holroyd, Mrs of Oxford
Robertson, Manning, architect of Dublin
Robson, William Alexander, Professor of Public Administration London School of Economics
Roche, Grace, Mrs wife of Dr Raphael Roche
Root, Benjamin Franklin, DD, episcopal clergyman of Canutillo Texas
Ross, J E, proprietor of Patent Fitall Steel Tongs Company
Royal, Dorothy, free-lance journalist
Saroyan, William, US novelist
Schneider, Eva Maria, friend of L F Shaw
Scott, Pamela, of Portarlington Leix Eire
Shaw, Eleanor Hester, widow of Frederick William Shaw 5th Baronet
Shaw, George Bernard, author and playwright, 1856-1950,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000080436250
Shaw, John, of London
Shaw, Robert, 7th Baronet
Sheehy, J S, CM, priest of St Joseph's Blackrock Dublin
Sibly, William Arthur, headmaster of Wycliffe College
Sieveking, Lancelot de Giberne, DSC, of the BBC
Simonov, Konstantin Mikhailovich, Soviet writer
Simson, Theodore Spicer, US artist
Smith, Ellen M, wife of A. M. Baird Smith (Rector of Wheathampstead), fl 1944
Somervell, R U, of Waybrook Notting s
Somerville, Edith Anna Oenone, artist and author, 1854-1949
Sotheby and Co, auctioneers of London
Sutherland, Helen, daughter of W H Dircks
Sweetman, W, editor 'The Irish Press'
Tarapore, Burzorji Pherozshah, of Secunderabad
Taylor, F A, of Hove Sussex
Thackeray, Arthur G, insurance agent of Tunbridge Wells
Thring, Katherine Ida Sybil, widow of G H Thring
Tolstoy, Alexei Nikolaevich, Soviet writer
Townshend, Evelyn I, cousin by marriage of Mrs C F Shaw
Toye, Alfred Charles, president of the Institute of Equinomics
Unwin, Stanley, Knight, publisher, 1884-1958,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000372014842
Verzellesi, Pia, of Mantua
Walker, Dorothy, daughter of Sir Emery Walker
Walters, Mary Ethel, née Shaw, cousin of G B Shaw, fl 1912-1946
Walters, Muriel Ensor, wife of Reverend Charles Ensor Walters
Walters, Peter Ensor, of the Liberal National Organization, younger son of Reverend Charles Ensor Walters
Wathen, Edith J, widow of Reverend P M Wathen
Watling, George E, of the Prison Medical Reform Council
Watson, Tertius Thomas Boswall, MB Chir
Welty, Ruth, US playwright
Wheeler, Horatio Francis de Courcy, secretary, Shaw Society, Dublin, b 1888
Whelan, S, of Hachette booksellers
Wilkie, James, secretary of the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
Winsten, Clare, sculptor
Witney, John Humphrey, Assistant Sec British Museum
Woods, Katherine, typist of Dublin
Woolf, Samuel Johnson, artist, 1880-1948
Wright, R, county librarian Middlesex
Young, Kathleen, formerly Scott née Bruce sculptor, widow of Captain R F Scott, wife of Edward 1st Baron Kennet
Zoor, Syed Mohiuddin Qadri, Dr. Head of the Department of Urdu Literature Osmania University Secunderabad India