Material found in Bothwell: A Poem by William Edmonstoune Aytoun
- 2003221-003-77
- Bestanddeel
- 1856
Letter from William Edmonstoun Aytoun to “Balfour”.
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Material found in Bothwell: A Poem by William Edmonstoune Aytoun
Letter from William Edmonstoun Aytoun to “Balfour”.
Letter 67 : John Kendrick Bangs
Part of Laura Carten fonds
A letter to Miss Corcoran from John Kendrick Bangs offering his autograph.
John Kendrick Bangs (1862-1922) was an American writer and editor of several publications including Harper’s Magazine in New York City.
Part of Laura Carten fonds
A receipt from an unknown recipient specifying that Gilman Carson [?] paid £5
Part of Laura Carten fonds
Poem “Winter Sunshine” handwritten by John Reade.
John Reade (1837-11-13 – 1919-03-26) was an Irish born Canadian Journalist and poet who held the position of Literary Editor of the Montreal Gazette for 50 years. Reade was an original fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and founded the Canadian branch of the American Folklore Society. He wrote many poems and contributed to most existing Canadian journals.
A 7 page hand-written letter dated June 1861 and addressed to "My dear [Alexander] Gilchrist" with details on the life of the architect Benjamin Woodward (1815-1861). Woodward designed the Debating Hall of the Oxford Union Society. It opened in 1857 and in the summer of 1857 Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edward Burne-Jones and others were commissioned to paint, in tempura on whitewash, ceiling murals of scenes from the Arthurian romance. The pages are numbered in pen and the signature "D.G. Rossetti" at the end of the letter is in pencil. It may be a transcription and not original. There is also a page of notes citing pages in the book.
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Fonds also consists of records pertaining to staff, including general information on positions and staffing as well as materials from previous University Librarians and Collections Librarians. Fonds also contains correspondence between various library staff with MSVU faculty members, administrators, and other staff.
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Part of Mount Saint Vincent University Library and Archives fonds
Series consists of records accrued by and pertaining to MSVU Library staff. Series includes general information on staffing and library positions, correspondence between Library staff and other MSVU staff and faculty members, as well as records donated by particular librarians from their tenure, often pertaining to specific projects.
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University Librarian – Sister Therese Carmel
Part of Mount Saint Vincent University Library and Archives fonds
Sub-series consists of records accrued by Sister Therese Carmel, including information on the Women's Centenary Collection as well as various correspondence.
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Autograph 63 : Nicholas Wiseman
Part of Laura Carten fonds
Autograph of Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman.
Nicholas Wiseman (1802-1865) was the a resident Cardinal in England and the first Archibishop of Westminster. He was known for his part in the nineteenth century revival of Catholicism in England.
Letter from Mary Howitt to an unknown person about being a contributor to a journal.