Application by Professor [Herbert Edmeston] Watson for the Ramsay Memorial Chair, University of London.

The secondary X-ray spectrum of sylvine: theory and experiment', by William Bragg. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Physical Society, vol. LIV.

Oxidation reduction potentials in bacteriology and biochemistry', by L.F. Hewitt. A paper printed by order of the Hospital Management Sub-Committee of the Central Public Health Committee. Published by the L.C.C.

A peculiarity in the infra-red absorption spectrum of Germane', by E. Lee and G.B.B.M. Sutherland. Extracted from the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, vol. XXXV, part 11.

Printed list of research publications in chemistry by Professor John Read, University of St. Andrews, sent to Sir Robert Robertson in connection with holders of Carnegie Scholarships.

Instructions for sterilising water', typed sheet, no author given.

The mechanism of the activated sludge process of sewage disposal', by E.C.C. Baly. A paper read to a joint meeting of the Liverpool section of the Society and Institute of Chemistry on 17 January 1930. Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Chem...

[Sir Robert Robertson] to [James Cameron] Smail, Heriot Watt College, Edinburgh. Gives notes on several candidates for unspecified post: Dr [Arthur] Fairbourne, Dr [James Brierley] Firth, Dr J. Newton Friend, Dr [Thomas] Slater Price and Dr A.G. Innes.

The physics of the diamond', by C.V. Raman. Reprinted from Current Science, 1942, vol. II, no. 7.

Investigations of infra-red spectra. (2.5-7.5) absorption of water', by J.J. Fox and A.E. Martin. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series A, no. 957, vol. 174

Testimonial by Sir Robert Robertson on behalf of Professor James Irvine Orme Masson, department of science, University of Durham in connection with an application for the chair of chemistry at Glasgow University. With a copy of the application.

Testimonial on behalf of L.C. Nickolls by Sir Robert in connection with a fellowship [of the Institute of Chemistry].

The reclamation of moorland; part II. Reclamation experiments in Scotland', by W.G. Ogg and I.M. Robertson. Reprinted from the Empire Journal of Experimental Agriculture. Volume VIII, no. 29

Un nouveau dispositif pour la mesure de l'absorption dans l'ultra-violet', by M.M.R. Fabre et L. Amy. Memoire présenté à la séance de la Société de Pharmacie du 4 Juillet 1934. Extrait du Journal de Chemie et Pharmacie. 1 Juillet 1935. 8e serie, tome ...

R.C. Farmer, Watford, to [Sir Robert] Robertson. Testifies to the work of [Dr Hugh Edmund] Watts.

Raman spectrum of deuterium: II. Intensity and polarisation characters', by S. Bhagavantam. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, vol. II, no. 5.

Some aspects of the chemistry of nucleotides', by J.M. Gulland. The Tilden Lecture delivered before the Chemical Society, 18 February 1943. Reprinted from the Journal of the Chemical Society, May 1944.

A simple and accurate viscosimetric form of rennet test', by C.W. King and E.M. Melville. Reprinted from the Journal of Dairy Research, vol. X, no. 2.

H.S. Patterson, University of Leeds, to Sir Robert [Robertson]. Asks him to give his name as referee in connection with an application for the post of H.M. Inspector of technical and continuation schools. With a reply by [Sir Robert Robertson].

Kathleen Lonsdale, Royal Institution, London, to Sir Robert [Robertson]. Concerns an article by Sir [Chandrasekhara Venkata] Raman, The Physics of the Diamond.