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Series forms part of Public Affairs fonds and consists of materials relating directly to the Public Affairs office as well as files collected by the office. This series includes information on the roles and duties of the office, retreats, memos, notes, correspondence, communications plan, various committee meeting agendas and minutes, media contacts, communication reports to the Board of Governors, column proposals and office staffing. Other material and information collected by the office are certificates and greetings, information on past University presidents, fundraising campaigns, budget planning, policies, photo release forms, guides for copying/copyright, University regulations, awards, new
course proposals and department changes, campus expansion, financial plans, appointments, University histories and Canada research chair.

Unknown autograph addressed to Samuel Langley, Esq.

Series forms part of the Patrick O’Neill fonds and consists of photographs, negatives, slides, and postcards showing various theatre performances and travels. This series also includes some personal photographs, art sketches, a Meet the Navy video cassette, playbills, and sheet music collected by Patrick O’Neill. This series also includes 1 cassette tape with interviews recorded by CBC; 1 cassette tape from the Speech and Drama Department at Mount Saint Vincent University; 1 cassette tape entitled Sister Amnesia’s Country Western Nunsense Jamboree, written and directed by Dan Goggin, from 1995; and 1 cassette tape entitled Great Speeches of the 20th Century, from 1991.

A letter from William Ewart Gladstone to S. Langley replying to an inquiry about the history of Cornwall.

William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) served four terms as Prime Minister of Great Britain and is known for his part in the Irish Home Rule acts. To date, he has served the longest period of time of any other British Prime Minister.

Clippings from a publication talking about “A Ballade of the Scottysshe Kynge” with an order form for a printed copy.

An envelope addressed to S. Langley, Esq.

A letter from William Ewart Gladstone to S. Langley responding to his inquiry about the preservation of historical materials.

William Ewart Gladstone (1809-1898) served four terms as Prime Minister of Great Britain and is known for his part in the Irish Home Rule acts. To date, he has served the longest period of time of any other British Prime Minister.

An envelope addressed to S. Langley, Esq.