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Magazine Print

SW/11/4
Item
1894

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Black and white magazine print: "Winning." Reverse side (SW/11/5) is a black and white reproduction of an oil on canvas portrait of Professor John Stuart Blackie.

Magazine cutting - Portrait of George Meredith

SW/11/26
Item
1908

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

On the Birthday of George Meredith, novelist and poet. Reverse shows black and white pictures of Archaeological digs in Greece and in Britain.

Magazine Clipping - "Butterflies and Working Bees"

SW/11/54/1
Item
c. 1880s

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Plate page from magazine - "Butterflies and Working Bees"

Magazine

SW/10/11
Item
1911

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Obituary of Robert Spence Watson from The Contemporary.

Magazine

SW/10/10
Item
1909

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

From The Millgate Monthly: A Magazine of Progress, Vol IV, No. 41. Extract contains the article: 'Modern Influences. XLI. - The Right Hon. Robert Spence Watson' by Aaron Watson.

Letters from Robert Spence Watson to Elizabeth Spence Watson

SW/3/27
Item
c. 1890s

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

i.) Concerning a coming pitmen's strike, a visit from his daughters, an election in Birmingham. ii.) Concerning the national attitude to a possible war, home news. Both letters incomplete.

Letter [unaddressed, unsigned]

SW/1/17/92
Item
c. 1890s

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

An “extract from New York letter of March 7th. Confidential.” A response to a letter asking Mr Kennan’s opinion regarding Stepniak and response, and facts pertaining to Stepniak. Also mentioning Stepniak’s book “the Russian Peasantry”, and “Dr Robert Spence Watson’s movement in England."

Letter [unaddressed, unsigned]