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040-002104035

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NEW PALAEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. 170). Correspondence, etc., addressed almost entirely to Sir George Frederic Warner, G.C.B. (ff. 1-128 passim), and to Julius Parnell Gilson (ff. 61- 170 passim); 1900-1928. During their successive terms as Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum, first Warner (1902-1911) and then Gilson (1911-1929) acted as Honorary Treasurer of the Society. Both were also editors, Warner until 1915 and Gilson from 1911 until his death in 1929. The letters addressed to Gilson included a series from Sir Edward Maunde Thompson, President of the Society at its foundation and an editor until his death in 1929 (ff. 61-170 passim). The names of other writers are given in the Index to the present Catalogue.

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f. 1 Arthur Sampson Napier, Professor of English Language and Literature at Oxford: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1900.
ff. 1-128 passim Sir George Frederic Warner, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Letters to, as editor for the New Palaeographical Society: 1900-1918.
ff. 3, 9-12b, 19-21, 56 Montague Rhodes James, OM; Provost of Eton College: Letters to G. F. Warner: 1903 -bef. 1911.
f. 5 William Greenwell, Canon of Durham; FRS: Letter to Sir E. M. Thompson: 1903.
f. 7b Reverend Henry Marriott Bannister, D Litt: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1903.
ff. 13, 17, 58, 127 Falconer Madan, Bodley's Librarian: Letters to G. F. Warner: 1903-1911.
f. 15 George William Kitchin, Dean of Durham: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1903.
f. 22 Reginald Lane Poole, historian: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1904.
f. 23 Randall Thomas Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1904.: Signed.
f. 24 William Henry Bliss, of the Public Record Office: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1904.
ff. 25-38b, 52 William Greenwell, Canon of Durham; FRS: Letters to G. F. Warner: 1904-1908.
ff. 41-44 Charles Walter Moule, Librarian of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge: Letters to G. F. Warner: 1905.
f. 45 Sir Sydney Carlyle Cockerell, Director, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1905.
f. 47 Reverend George John Blore, son of Edward Blore, FSA: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1905.
f. 49 Henry Guppy, John Rylands Librarian: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1905.
f. 50 William Martin Conway, Baron Conway of Allington: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1908.
f. 54 Charles William Dyson Perrins, collector and bibliophile: Letter to G. F. Warner: 1910.
f. 60 Robert Seymour Bridges, OM; Poet Laureate: Letter to Sir G. F. Warner: aft. 1911.
ff. 61-170 passim Julius Parnell Gilson, Keeper of Manuscripts, British Museum: Correspondence, etc., partly as editor for the New Palaeographical Society: aft. 1907-1929.
ff. 69, 71, 73, 82-84b Abbé Paul Liebaert, of the Vatican Library: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1913-1915.
f. 75 Robert Seymour Bridges, OM; Poet Laureate: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1913.
f. 78 Sir Charles Hilary Jenkinson, Deputy Keeper of the Records: Letter, etc., to Sir G. F. Warner: 1915.
f. 85 Reverend Henry Marriott Bannister, D Litt: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1914, 1915.
ff. 87-97, 101-106, 108 Edmund Bishop, liturgical scholar: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1915-1916.
ff. 98-100b, 111, 130 Sir Herbert Henry Edmund Craster, Bodley's Librarian: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1915-1919.
f. 115 Albert Curtis Clark, classical scholar: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1916.
f. 117 Henry Jackson, Regius Professor of Greek at Cambridge University; d.1921: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1916.
f. 118 William Sanday, Professor of Divinity at Oxford: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1916.
ff. 120, 127 Falconer Madan, Bodley's Librarian: Letters, etc., to J. P. Gilson: 1916-1925.
f. 121 Bernard Pyne Grenfell, papyrologist: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1917.
f. 124 Hugh Jackson Lawlor, Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1917.
ff. 125-168 passim Elias Avery Lowe, formerly Loew; palaeographer: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1911-1928.
f. 128 John Wickham Legg, FRCP; liturgiologist: Letter to Sir G. F. Warner: 1918.
f. 129 Coella Lindsay Ricketts, bibliophile: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1919.
f. 135 Edgar Lobel, Sub-Librarian of the Bodleian Library: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1925.
f. 137 Charles Macon, of the Musée Condé, Chantilly: Letter to J. P. Gilson: 1926.
ff. 156, 161-163, 169 Henri Auguste Omont, of the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris: Letters to J. P. Gilson: 1912-1927.: Fr.
f. 158 Montague Rhodes James, OM; Provost of Eton College: Letters to J. P.Gilson: 1916-1929.
f. 165 Sir Ellis Hovell Minns, Professor of Archaeology at Cambridge University: Letters, etc., to J. P. Gilson: 1927.

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Add MS 47686 A-B : CORRESPONDENCE RELATING TO THE NEW PALAEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY; 1900-1928. The Society was founded in 1902 as a successor to…

Add MS 47686 A : NEW PALAEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY PAPERS. Vol. I (ff. 170). Correspondence, etc., addressed almost entirely to Sir George Frederic…

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1900

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1928

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Names:

Bannister, Henry Marriott, clergyman and musicologist, 1854-1919
Bishop, Edmund, liturgical scholar
Bliss, William Henry, of the Public Record Office
Blore, George John, Reverend; son of Edward Blore, FSA
Bridges, Robert Seymour, Poet Laureate, 1844-1930,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000110706275,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/73868561
Clark, Albert Curtis, classical scholar
Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle, Knight, museum director and book collector, 1867-1962
Conway, William Martin, Baron Conway of Allington
Craster, Herbert Henry Edmund, Bodley's Librarian
Davidson, Randall Thomas, 1st Baron Davidson of Lambeth, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1848-1930
Gilson, Julius Parnell, librarian and archivist, 1868-1929
Greenwell, William, Librarian of Durham Cathedral, 1820-1918
Grenfell, Bernard Pyne, papyrologist, 1869-1926
Guppy, Henry, librarian, 1861-1948
Jackson, Henry, Regius Professor of Greek at Cambridge University, d1921
James, Montague Rhodes, OM, Provost of Eton College
Jenkinson, Charles Hilary, Deputy Keeper of the Records
Kitchin, George William, Dean of Durham; of Add MS 47686
Lawlor, Hugh Jackson, Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
Legg, John Wickham, FRCP; liturgiologist
Liebaert, Paul, Abbé; of the Vatican Library
Lobel, Edgar, Sub-Librarian of the Bodleian Library
Lowe, Elias Avery, formerly Loew; palaeographer
Macon, Charles, of the Musée Condé, Chantilly
Madan, Falconer, Bodley's Librarian
Minns, Ellis Hovell, Professor of Archaeology at Cambridge University
Moule, Charles Walter, Librarian of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
Napier, Arthur Sampson, Professor of English Language and Literature at Oxford
Omont, Henri Auguste, of the Bibliothèque Nationale Paris
Perrins, Charles William Dyson, collector and bibliophile, 1864-1958
Poole, Reginald Lane, historian
Ricketts, Coella Lindsay, bibliophile
Sanday, William, Professor of Divinity at Oxford
Warner, George Frederic, Keeper of Manuscripts British Museum