The tour of the north east', 1787, by J.F. Tocher. A paper delivered before the Banff Burns Club.

Studies of the structure of synthetic polypeptides', by W.T. Astbury and others. Reprinted from Nature, vol. 162.

The hand in healing: a study in Greek medicine from Hippocrates to Ramazzini', by Benjamin Farrington. An afternoon lecture to the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

James White, Blackheath, to Sir Robert [Robertson]. Asks for a testimonial on his behalf in connection with an application for a post as senior lecturer in mechanical engineering at the Artillery College, Woolwich. Encloses a synopsis of his qualificat...

Theoretical Interpretation of vibration frequencies of paraffinic hydro-carbons', by G.B.B.M. Sutherland and D.M. Simpson. Reprinted from the Journal of Chemical Physics, vol. 15, no. 3.

Papers relating to John Alexander Robertson Stoyle and William Arthur Russell Stoyle.

Correspondence with and relating to William John Hall.

Sir Robert Robertson to [William?] Goodwin and to Professor [John Norman] Collie. Testimonials in favour of Dr [Oscar Lisle] Brady at one time of the research department of the Woolwich Arsenal.

The oxidation of drying oils', by R.S. Morell and E.O. Phillips. Reprinted by permission from the Oil and Colour Chemists Association, vol. XXIII, no. 239

The place of fundamental research in an industrial research organisation', by C.M.A. Stine, and Proof copies of papers for the Chemical Engineering Congress of the World Power Conference

Co-ordination compounds', by E.G. Cox and W. Wardlaw. Reprinted from Science Progress, vol. XXXII, no. 127.

The lattice spacings of lithium at 20°C and -183°C', by Kathleen Lonsdale and William H. Rothery. Reprinted from the Philosophical Magazine, Series 7, vol. XXXVI.

Correspondence relating to Mr H.A. Phillips.

G.H. Gater, education officer, London County Council, to Sir Robert Robertson. Asks him to send a reference on behalf of William [John] Hall in connection with the awarding of the Robert Blair Fellowships. With a reply from Sir Robert and an advertisem...

Trevor George Bonner, department of armaments research, Ministry of Supply, to Sir Robert Robertson. Asks if he would support his application for a grant to carry out studies for a PhD degree at London University.

Infra-red recording with the cathode ray oscilloscope'. Letters reprinted from Nature, vol. 158.

The progress of the internal combustion engine and its fuel', by Harry R. Ricardo. Reprint of the Melchett Lecture delivered to the members of the Institute of Fuel and other societies

[William Arthur] Russell [Stoyle], Birmingham to Sir Robert [Robertson], his uncle. Gives detailed account of his training with G.E.C. With a letter from [Sir Robert] to [John Somerville] Highfield, London which asks advice on his nephew's future.

The vibrations and the molecular structure of urea and guanidonium', by Lotte Kellner. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series A, no. 971, vol. 177.

A letter from [Professor William Edward] Garner, University of London Club, to Sir Robert Robertson. Relates to work on gases.