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

Proteins', by W.T. Astbury. The Jubilee Memorial Lecture read before a meeting of the Society of Chemical Industry, reprinted from Chemistry and Industry.

A photo-electric polarimeter', by E.J.B. Willey. Reprinted from the Journal of Scientific Instruments, vol. 20, no. 5.

Two newspaper cuttings relating to Mr [James Miln] Thompson, his retirement from the Royal Gunpowder Factory and his death.

Evolution of sewage works management', by J.H. Garner. Extract from Municipal Engineering, Sanitary Record and Municipal Motor, Supplement 31.

The relation of physics to chemistry', by N.V. Sidgwick. Introductory public lecture as non-resident lecturer in chemistry at Cornell University. Reprinted from Science, vol. 73, no. 1889

The damping capacity of engineering materials', by W.H. Hatfield, G. Stanfield and L. Rotherham. A paper read before the North East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Excerpt from Institution Transactions, vol. LVIII.

F.D. Nimmo, The Research Department, Woolwich to Sir Robert Robertson. Encloses particulars of [Robert] McCall.

Proteins', by W.T. Astbury. Report of Jubilee Memorial Lecture, reprinted from Chemistry and Industry, vol. LX, no. 3.

Raman spectrum of hydrogen deuteride', by S. Bhagavantam. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, vol. II, no. 3.

[Sir Robert Robertson] to T. Mortimer Angus, registrar, University of Wales. Testifies on behalf of Godfrey Rotter, candidate for the degree of DSc. [Copy]. With hand-written notes on Rotter by Sir Robert Robertson and a draft letter [incomplete] from ...

[Sir Frank Edward] Smith to Sir Robert Robertson. Agrees to send a note of appreciation to Ubbelohde for his valuable work with the sensitiveness of Explosive Sub-committee.

[Alexander] Maxwell, Home Office, to Sir Robert recommending Dr Watt in preference to Major Gaitskell for a post as Inspector of Explosives. Copy letter from General Bingham testifying to the work of Dr Watts enclosed.