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Includes schoolwork, exam papers, reports, awards certificates, publications, items from extracurricular pastimes, and related ephemera.

Letters from RHY to Lajla during the 1920s, excluding those from his trip to Switzerland in 1923, which are filed separately.

This subseries is an approximately chronological arrangement of reviews of George Watson's 'Supplement' to 'The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature' and of 'The New Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature'.

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1960-1969

'Zeitschrift fuer Anglistik und Amerikanistik' (1960)
'Anglia' (1962)
'A B Bookman’s Weekly' (8 December 1969)
'Times Literary Supplement' (11 December 1969)
'Fraserburgh Herald' (circa 1969-1970)

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1970

'Book Collecting & Library Monthly' (circa February 1970)
'Library Review' (Spring 1970)
'Wilson Library Bulletin' (March 1970)
'Library Journal' (1 April 1970)
'St Luke’s Journal' (June 1970)
'The Private Library' (August 1970)
'Studies in the Novel' (Autumn 1970)
'Bulletin des bibliothèques de France' (November 1970)

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1971

'AUMLA' (first half 1971)
'Journal of English and Germanic Philology' (January 1971)
'Book Review Digest' (May 1971)
'Cithara' (May 1971)
'Different Library Journal' (July 1971)
'Rivista de Letterature Moderne e Comparate' (September 1971)
'Victorian Studies' (September 1971)
'Times Literary Supplement' (15 October 1971)
Letter from J.C. Hilson from the 'Times Literary Supplement', referring to previous review
'The Year’s Work in English Studies' (December 1971)
'The Year’s Work in English Studies' (December 1971) (different from above)

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1972

'Book Review Digest' (January 1972)
'Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America' (first quarter 1972)
'Seventeenth Century News' (Spring 1972)
'Bulletin des bibliothèques de France' (April 1972)
'American Reference Books Annual' (June 1972)
'Philological Quarterly' (July 1972)
'Cithara' (November 1972)
'Times Literary Supplement' (29 December 1972)

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1973

'Library Journal' (15 March 1973)
'Modern Philology' (November 1973)
'The Year’s Work in English Studies' (December 1973)

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1974

'Daily Telegraph' (August 1974)
'Books & Bookmen' (October 1974)
'Milton Quarterly' (October 1974)
'Age' (November 1974)
'British Book News' (November 1974)
'Catholic Library World' (November 1974)

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1975

'Booklist' (15 January 1975)
'Choice' (January 1975)
'Reference Services Review' (January-March 1975)
'The Library' (June 1975)
'American Book Collector' (March-April 1975)
'Neophilologus' (April 1975)
'Book Review Digest' (May 1975)
'Neue Zurcher Zeitung' (September 1975)
'Comparative Literature Studies' (December 1975)
'Rivista de Letterature Moderne e Comparate' (December 1975)

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1976

'Studies in Burke and His Time' (Spring 1976)
'Études Anglaises' (April 1976)
'Cithara' (May 1976)
'American Reference Book Annual' (June 1976)
'Durham University Journal' (December 1976)
'The Year’s Work in English Studies' (December 1976)

This subseries contains cuttings, copies and notes connected to George Watson's research and not filed by him with papers pertaining to specific projects (such as those represented earlier in this series). This should not be taken to mean that the material is necessarily unrelated to said projects. Note that offprints of work by other authors are sequenced in Watson/6.

A few items of indeterminate topic have been grouped in the opening '[Miscellaneous]' folder; the rest have been grouped by the cataloguer according as appropriate to topic or author, some more approximately than others, as represented by the list below.

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[Miscellaneous]

C.S. Lewis (notebook)
Medieval English (notebook)

Aristotle
Matthew Arnold
W.H. Auden
Jane Austen

Honoré de Balzac
John Batchelor
F.W. Bateson
Saul Bellow
Lord Berners
Cyril Bibby
Donald F. Bond
J.S. Boys Smith
Robert Bridges
Broadside Ballads
Robert Browning
Edmund Burke
Kenneth Burke
Fanny Burney
Samuel Butler
Lord Byron

Lewis Carroll
Whittaker Chambers
Chapters
Cicero
J.C.D. Clark
Edward, Earl of Clarendon
Sybil, Lady Colefax
Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Charles Dickens
John Donne
John Dryden

Ebner-Eschenbach, Goethe, Lichtenberg, Nietzsche
Maria Edgeworth
T.S. Eliot
William Empson
Clive Emsley
'Encounter'
Joseph Epstein

Robert Ferguson
Henry Fielding
French literature

Elizabeth Gaskell
John Gay
Ernest Gellner
Edward Gibbon
Jean Giraudoux
Germaine Greer
Andrea Guarna
Thom Gunn / Donald Davie

Thomas Hardy
Adolf Hitler
Graham Hough
The House of Commons
David Hume

Indices
Irony

Giles Jacob
Harold Jeffreys
James Joyce

Immanuel Kant
Elia Kazan
John Keats
Frank Kermode
Rudyard Kipling
Arthur Koestler
Karl Kraus

Henry Labouchere / William Gladstone
William Langland
Emmet Larkin
Philip Larkin
Thomas Leaver
F.R. Leavis
Giacomo Leopardi
Bernard Levin
C.S. Lewis
George Cornewall Lewis / Thomas Carlyle
Wyndham Lewis
Literary theory
John Llewellyn
Lucan

Thomas Babington Macaulay
Niccolò Machiavelli
Louise MacNeice
Herbert Marcuse
Pierre de Marivaux
P.J. Marshall
W. Somerset Maugham
Thomas May
Mary Midgley
John Stuart Mill
John Milton
Molière
Michel de Montaigne
Thomas More
Mottoes in novels
Edwin Muir
Tim Munby
Iris Murdoch

NiL Éditions

Parody & imitation
Mark Pattison
Samuel Pepys
Pierre Joseph Proudhon

Arthur Quiller-Couch

Repetition
Alain Robbe-Grillet
Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Edward Said
Jean-Paul Sartre
Inge Scholl
Walter Scott
William Shakespeare
Mary Shelley
Sichuan University Press
Quentin Skinner
Adam Smith
Ed Smith
John Smith
Jonathan Smith
Sydney Smith
George Sydney Smythe
Socialism
Edmund Spenser
Ewald Standop
George Steiner
Maximilien de Béthune, Duc de Sully
Algernon Charles Swinburne / Charles Baudelaire

Allen Tate
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Dylan Thomas
Alexis de Tocqueville
Leo Tolstoy
Thomas Tomkis
Philip Toynbee
Hugh Trevor-Roper
Diana & Lionel Trilling
Ivan Turgenev

George Vertue
'Virginia Quarterly Review'

Richard Wagner
Abraham Moritz Warburg
William Whewell
T.H. White
Nathaniel Wibarn
William Wilberforce
Angus Wilson
Edgar Wind
Yvor Winters
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Virginia Woolf
William Wordsworth

W.B. Yeats

This sequence is Jeffreys's own arrangement of folders on specific research topics. The bulk are identified by Jeffreys herself by index cards (C6) and a filing cabinet index (C7). Many correspond to publications by Jeffreys and appropriate cross-references are included.

Items possibly or apparently once part of Price's extensive office library reference files.