Cutting from "The Architect & Building News", January 23, 1948.
Part of Thomas Sharp papers
Cutting from "The Architect & Building News" concerning the outline plan for Crawley and showing the different proposals of Sharp and Minoprio.
The Architect and Building News
Cutting of report of the Royal Geographic Society, with reference to T P Shaffner
Press cuttings regarding George Otto Trevelyan's electioneering at Tynemouth (1858-1868), and the Border Burghs (1868-1870), and Charles Edward Trevelyan's career in India 1860-1865. Also includes election posters from Tynemouth, and the division list on
Cuttings from the Daily Express regarding a meeting of the Union of Democratic Control (UDC)
Article and editorial from 22 July 1915 describing members of the UDC as 'peace cranks'.
Cuttings from the Harrovian, with reference to Charles
Cuttings of articles from Coal Magazine
Part of Chaplin (Sid) Archive
Consists of articles The Knockshinnoch Story, Oct 1950; To the Farewell Rock, Jun 1951; A Job of Salvage, Sep 1951; Shaftman, Sep 1953; Manchester’s Mine, Jun 1954; Old Ern of Kent, Jun 1954; Surgery on Steel, Apr 1955; The Big Dig, May and Jun 1955; Through Sea-bed to Coal, Jul 1955
Cuttings of German reviews of Gluck Ist Trumpf (Kiddar's Luck).
Part of Common (Jack) Archive
Cuttings of hair from members of the Trevelyan family
Includes Charles, Mary, Pauline and George Lowthian Trevelyan's hair.
Also includes a sealed enveloped labelled 'Father's hair cut off from the end of his nose', dated from Charles and Molly's silver wedding.
Cuttings of important single reviews of works by Jack Common
Part of Common (Jack) Archive
Cuttings of important single reviews of works by Jack Common: (a) The Freedom of the Streets, George Orwell, The New English Weekly, 16/6/1938. 2 copies.; (b) General mention by E.M. Forster, The New Statesman and Nation, 10/12/1938.; (c) Kiddar's Luck, Walter Allen in typescript of talk for B.B.C., 30/10/1951.; (d) Mention of Kiddar's Luck by Walter Allen in Radio Times, 19/9/1952.; (e) The Ampersand, Angus Wilson, The Observer, 20/6/1954.; (f) A Wry Smile from Tyneside, Sid Chaplin, Sunday Times, 12/5/1968.; (g) Review of The Freedom of the Streets.