William Sutherland. Letter to Perrin.
Part of Slavery Abolition Movement
Offers updates on Perrin’s estates, laments the dry weather, and reports that the new bull has arrived at Grange Hill. Manuscript.
Sutherland, William
William Steadman Aldis (BA 1861, Trinity), Edwin Abbott Abbott (BA 1861)
Portrait of both men seated.
William Somerset Maugham. Autograph letters to Beaton.
Part of Papers of Sir Cecil Beaton
Maugham, William Somerset (1874-1965) novelist and playwright
'William Smith Rockstro taken by S. Butler at 15 Clifford's Inn 10 Oct. 1890'
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Photographic prints of the photograph of W.S. Rockstro taken by Samuel Butler in 1890; some printed by Emery Walker in December 1910.
William Shipley and the Royal Society of Arts
Part of The papers of Sir Albert Howard
Copy of the Journal of the Royal Society of Arts Vol. XCVII, No. 4790, containing an article by K.W. Luckhurst which references AH.
William Shakespeare, Hamlet, directed by Emile Littler.
Part of Papers of Douglas Noël Adams
Cambridge Theatre.
Part of Papers of Douglas Noël Adams
Hamlet I.v.31-40 ('I find thee apt' to 'Now wears his crown') transcribed twice, followed by lines 31-37. Manuscript.
Essay on 'Hamlet – a matter of life and death'. Manuscript.
Essay on the 'vulgar nationalism' in Henry V. Typescript.
Two versions of an essay on 'optimistic' tragedy and King Lear. Manuscript.
Essay on Christianity in Measure for Measure.
Essay on the possibility of 'theme' in Shakespearean comedy, specifically Much Ado about Nothing. Manuscript.
Notes on Shakespearean tragedy. Manuscript.
'Scholarship Questions', with writing on The Winter's Tale. Manuscript.
Portriat, seated, in military uniform with rifle.
Three-quarter length, seated in a high-backed chair, holding a book in his right hand, his left arm resting on a table. His signature below the photograph. The photograph bears the name Mayland.
Full-length, in military uniform, seated on a wall, holding a rifle in his right hand, a painted background behind.