Mostrar 710 resultados

A letter from Exeter to the Dean of Westminster regarding the health of the Headmaster of Uppingham School and the future of the school.

A page from "The Stag" comprising letters from Men on Service, including a note from Colin Francis Scott.

This file focuses on correspondence asking/ giving John Barber permission to use certain material in his book.

A letter from the Second Deputy Jan M.D. West to Inspector A. Harrison informing the local police of the Rutland Water Walk and that children will be walking on the public highway.

A letter from Nicky Crush at Bryanston School detailing the programme of the nest meeting of the H.M.C. Senior Mistresses at Bryanston School and enclosing a map and directions to the school. Two pages numbered A and B.

A series of telephone messages addressed to Jane Matthews from several Senior Mistresses regarding their attending a H.M.C. Regional Meeting (Midlands). Seven notes numbered A to G.

A letter from Jack Ind, Headmaster of Dover College and Honorary Secretary of the H.M.C. Co-Educational Group, enclosing the minutes of the Oxford meeting and detailing the plan for the next meeting in March 1990.

A letter from Pat Johnson, Senior Mistress of Sevenoaks School, regarding the H.M.C. Co-Educational Schools meeting of Senior Mistresses at Sevenoaks School on 9 November 1989, including directions, the programme of the day and a map of Sevenoaks School. Two pages numbered A and B.

A letter from Elizabeth Cairncross, Senior Mistress of Christ's Hospital, to Jane Matthews regarding two items on the agenda for the Meeting at Lincoln College and enclosing the minutes of the H.M.C. Co-Educational Schools' Senior Mistresses Meeting held at Oakham School on 10 November 1988 and a list of the Senior Mistresses who attended the meeting. Three pages numbered A to C.

This series focusses on the headmastership of Dr John Doncaster (1808-1846) and contains items created by the headmaster himself as well as items relating to the life at School in the early 19th century and Old Oakhamians, in particular James and Augustus Padley.