Newton and chemistry', by Douglas Mackie. Reprinted from Endeavour, vol. I, no. 4.

Papers relating to Dr Hugh Edmund Watts.

[Professor] Frederick George Donnan, University of London to Sir Robert Robertson. Encloses a copy of an oration delivered by Professor Schreinemakers at Leiden when [Francis Arthur] Freeth received a doctorate of the university. With a copy letter, 23...

[Alexander] Maxwell, Home Office, to [Sir Robert] enclosing a memorandum on the vacancy for an Inspector of explosives which refers to the candidates and their suitability.

A copy of an application for the post of Principal of the University College, Hull, from George Stanley Withers Marlow, London.

Sidney Waterfield Bunker to Sir Robert Robertson. Asks for support in gaining an appointment in England. With a summary of details of his career.

Testimonial by Sir Robert Robertson on behalf of Dr James Irvine Orme Masson, University College, London in connection with an application for the chair of chemistry at the University of Leeds. With a copy of the application and a letter, 19 December 1...

E.P. Clemmov to [Sir Robert] Robertson on behalf of his sister, Edith Marion Clemmov, maths mistress at Brondesbury and Kilburn High School. Asks for assistance in finding her an appointment and encloses a brief account of her education and work experi...

Man and masses', by F.R. Seymour. A Chadwick Lecture. Reprinted from The Medical Officer.

Announcement of the Department of Chemistry for 1929-1930. Cornell University official publication, vol. XX, no. 13.

[Professor] William [Arthur] Bone, Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, to Sir Robert Robertson. Asks for confirmation of Sir Robert's intention to act as referee in connection with the candidature of Dr Donald T.A. Townend for principal...

Treatment of gingivitis with ascorbic acid', by H.G. Campbell and R.P. Cook. Reprinted from the British Medical Journal, vol. 1.

Education and training of the chemical engineer in Austria', by W.J. Müller. Conference proof of paper to be read at the Chemical Engineering Congress of the World Power Conference, Austria

[Sir Robert Robertson] to Lord Rayleigh. Encloses specifications of two cements for driving glass into steel or metal.

X-ray diffuse reflections from sodium and lithium in relation to elastic anisotropy', by K. Lonsdale and H. Smith. Reprinted from Nature, vol. 148.

Testimonial on behalf of [Harold James] Page by [Sir Robert Robertson] in connection with election to the fellowship of the Institute [of Chemistry]. With another testimonial for Page by [Sir Robert] for some unspecified purpose, 18 May 1920.

Reprints.

Joseph Reilly, R.N. Cordite Factory, Dorset to Sir Robert [Robertson]. Asks him to testify on his behalf in connection with a dissertation for the degree of PhD at Cambridge University. With a letter from the registrar of Cambridge University to Reilly...

[Sir William Henry Bragg] to [Sir Robert] Robertson concerning the appointment of Ubbelohde as experimental officer at the Research Department, Swansea. With letter, 18 May 1945. Ubbelohde to Sir [Robert] Robertson, with details of his application for ...

Modern concepts in physics and their relation to chemistry', by Irving Langmuir, reprinted from the Smithsonian Report