report on Rugby Central Area.

The Bosanquet Papers consist of archive material relating to Bernard Bosanquet, the idealist philosopher (1848-1923), and to his wife, Helen Bosanquet, née Dendy (1860-1926), a member of the 1909 Poor Law Commission. Material relating to Bernard Bosanquet comprises correspondence, research notes, drafts and manuscripts of publications, as well as offprints from journals and other publications by Bosanquet himself.Material relating to Helen Bosanquet includes notes and correspondence for her memoir of Bernard Bosanquet, offprints from publications, correspondence relating to Helen Bosanquet's family and relating to public work, journals of travel, drawings, literary notebooks, photographs, engagement diaries and some undated miscellaneous material. A particular highlight is Helen Bosanquet's notebook which contains diary notes on Poor Law Commission meetings attended by her in 1909.

Three cards of pressed flowers collected by Walter and Lady Pauline. Two samples of roemeria violacea and one sagurus ovatus

Consists of proposed poems for "Explaining Magnetism" and on the front cover has several "drop" options with poem names written underneath. Several of the poems are not bound and are paper clipped in.

Consists of a proof which has been bound.

Consists of a bound printout with annotations in red ink regarding the layout and style features.

Consists of poems of various poets in different typesets and paper.

These are offprints of academic articles of interest to T.H. Havelock. The volume includes articles reproduced from the Royal Society of London and a book chapter on 'The Electric and Luminiferous Medium'.