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Catalogue of the records of the E.P. Abraham Research Fund and E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund (1965-1991) Bath 2002 National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, University of Bath by Peter Harper E.P. Abraham Funds Compiled by: Peter Harper Date of material: 1965-1991 Description level: Fonds Catalogue of the records of the Edward Penley Abraham Research Fund and Edward Penley Abraham Cephalosporin Fund University of Bath. © 2002 National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, Extent of material: 21 boxes, ca 350 items Reference code: GB 0161 E.P. Abraham Funds Deposited in: Bodleian Library, Oxford E.P. Abraham Funds THE COMPILATION AND PRODUCTION OF THIS CATALOGUE WAS MADE POSIBLE BY GRANTS FROM THE EDWARD PENLEY ABRAHAM RESEARCH FUND AND THE EDWARD PENLEY ABRAHAM CEPHALOSPORIN FUND. E.P. Abraham Funds ACCESS TO THE MATERIAL IN THIS COLLECTION IS RESTRICTED. E.P. Abraham Funds LIST OF CONTENTS GENERAL INTRODUCTION SECTION A E.P. ABRAHAM RESEARCH FUND A.1-A.191 SECTION B E.P. ABRAHAM CEPHALOSPORIN FUND B.1-B.148 INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS E.P. Abraham Funds GENERAL INTRODUCTION PROVENANCE The papers were received in July 2000 from the Trustees, E.P. Abraham Research Fund and E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford. OUTLINE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE TRUSTS Edward Abraham was a member of the larger team that turned penicillin into a clinical reality at the Dunn School and went on to develop the cephalosporin class of antibiotics. covering the cephalosporin group National Research Development Corporation (NRDC), and these eventually yielded massive royalties. Abraham diverted the greater part of his personal share of the royalty income into two trusts to support further scientific research and education, especially at Oxford. Worldwide patents were taken out by the In June 1965 Abraham wrote to the Registrar, University of Oxford about the NRDC royalties he was likely to receive during the next few years arising from the use of cephalosporins in medicine. At that point he could not predict whether the total sum would be relatively small or quite substantial though the first payment, which would probably be made in October, was not expected to be very large. He Stated that it was his present intention to set up a Trust Fund so that some of the money involved might be used primarily for the benefit of the Dunn School, though also, if the sum became large enough, for other appropriate purposes in the University or Colleges at the discretion of the Trustees. His purpose in writing to the Registrar was to ask whether he could see any objection on the part of the University to his proceding with such a scheme, citing the Burdon-Sanderson Pathology Trust, which was set up in 1906, as a precedent in the University for such a Trust. With his proposal welcomed by the Vice-Chancellor, with whom the Registrar discussed the proposal, Abraham was able to place the setting up of a charitable trust in the hands of his advisers. Medicine in the University of Oxford he was appointed a Trustee in his personal capacity. The Trust The charitable trust was called the Edward Penley Abraham Research Fund. In addition to Abraham the Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford and the Professor of Pathology in the University of Oxford were ex Officio Trustees of the Fund. At the time of the establishment of the Fund the Rector of Lincoln was Walter Fraser Oakeshott and the Professor of Pathology, Henry Harris. Abraham alone had the power to appoint new Trustees (other than ex officio Trustees) during his lifetime. When Professor Henry Harris ceased to be Professor of Pathology on his appointment as Regius Professor of E.P. Abraham Funds Deed, dated 17 March 1967, enabled the Trustees to support research in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the University of Oxford and its Colleges. The scale of the royalty payments received by Abraham made it possible for him to establish a second charitable trust called the Edward Penley Abraham Cephalosporin Fund. The original Trustees were Abraham, George Wallace Kenner, Professor of Organic Chemistry in the University of Liverpool and Leon David Sabath M.D., then at the Harvard Medical Unit, Boston City Hospital, Massachusetts, USA. The Trust Deed, dated 15 May 1970, enabled the Trustees to support research and education in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the University of Oxford and its Colleges and by the Royal Society. In 1977 Abraham raised the possibility in a letter to the Headmaster of his old school, King Edward VI School, Southampton that in certain circumstances he and his co-Trustees might be prepared to take steps to give some support to the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the school. This was welcomed by the school and the necessary Declaration of Trust was prepared the following year. At the end of 1978 Sir James Baddiley, Professor of Chemical Microbiology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, agreed to act as Trustee in place of Professor Kenner who had died. In 1989 the E.P. Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology in the University of Oxford, George Gow Brownlee, became an ex officio Trustee of the Fund. DESCRIPTION OF THE MATERIAL The papers are presented in two sections corresponding to the two charitable trusts though since Abraham was a Trustee of both Funds and they had the same accountants, bankers, solicitors and so on the distinction is not always clear cut. The papers cover the period 1965-1991. Section A, Edward Penley Abraham Research Fund, documents the Fund from the initial proposal to establish a charitable fund in 1965 to around 1990. There is documentation relating to the establishment and early history of the fund, 1965-1969, and correspondence and papers with Abraham's advisers such as accountants and solicitors. By far the largest group of papers relates to applications to the fund, 1970-1991, presented as far as possible in their original arrangement. Correspondence and papers relating to the Newton-Abraham Visiting Professorship established by the Trust form a separate sequence, 1978-1990. There are also papers for Trustees’ meetings, papers relating to Abraham and the Fund's role in the establishment of Green College, Oxford form a 1979-1990 and a set of accounts, 1967-1986. Section B, Edward Penley Abraham Cephalosporin Fund, documents the Fund from 1970, the year of its establishment, to around 1990. By far the largest group of papers relates to applications to the fund, 1970-1991, presented as far as possible in their original arrangement. Correspondence and E.P. Abraham Funds separate sequence. There is also correspondence and papers with Abraham’s advisers such as accountants and solicitors, a sequence of ‘financial papers/papers for Trustees’ meetings’, 1976- 1989 and a set of accounts, 1970-1986. There is also an index of correspondents. Peter Harper University of Bath June 2002 E.P. Abraham Funds SECTION A EDWARD PENLEY ABRAHAM RESEARCH FUND, A.1-A.191 1965-1991 The Fund was established by Abraham with royalties received from the National Research Development Corporation arising from the use of cephalosporins in medicine. In addition to Abraham the Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford and the Professor of Pathology in the University of Oxford were ex officio Trustees of the Fund. At the time of the establishment of the Fund the Rector of Lincoln was Walter Fraser Oakeshott and the Professor of Pathology, Henry Harris. Abraham alone had the power to appoint new Trustees (other than ex officio Trustees) during his lifetime. When Professor Henry Harris ceased to be Professor of Pathology on his appointment as Regius Professor of Medicine in the University of Oxford he was appointed a Trustee in his personal capacity. The Trust Deed enabled the Trustees to support research in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the University of Oxford and its Colleges. A.1-A.6 ESTABLISHMENT AND EARLY HISTORY A.7-A.114 APPLICATIONS A.115-A.131 VISITING PROFESSORSHIP A.133-A.141 A.142-A.147 A.148-A.153 A.132 BARCLAYS BANK PLC W.H. BAYLISS, SONS & CO. /KIDSONS (Chartered Accountants) NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FUND/ BRITISH TECHNOLOGY GROUP ROBERT FLEMING & CO LTD/ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED MISCELLANEOUS A.156-A.172 PAPERS FOR TRUSTEES’ MEETINGS UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD TRUSTS POOL A.173-A.190 ACCOUNTS MOVEMENTS ON GRANTS A.154 A.155 A.191 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund ESTABLISHMENT AND EARLY HISTORY 1965-1969 ‘Papers 1965’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Includes correspondence with Registrar, University of Oxford re Abraham’s proposal to set up a Trust Fund with some of the money he received as royalties from the National Research Development Corporation (NRDC) arising from the use of cephalosporins in medicine, June-July 1965. ‘Papers 1966’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence with solicitors, accountants, NRDC etc re proposed Trust, and drafts of ‘Terms of the Trust Proposed’, 1965-1966. ‘Papers 1967’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence with solicitors, NRDC, University of Oxford Registry and Rector of Lincoln College and copy of Trust Deed for the Guy Newton Research Fund Trust, February-August 1967. ‘Papers 1968’. Contents of folder so inscribed. ‘Papers 1969’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference. Correspondence with accountants, Barclays Bank Ltd, NRDC and Robert Fleming & Co Ltd, February-December 1968. Correspondence and papers, January-October 1970. ‘Applications Trustees Receipts 1970’. Contents of folder so inscribed. APPLICATIONS Correspondence with Barclays Bank Ltd, NRDC and Robert Fleming & Co Ltd, 1969-1970. Rector of College, Lincoln Oxford, accountants, 1970-1991 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund ‘Applications Trustees Receipts 1971’. Contents of a folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, January-November 1971. ‘Applications Trustees Receipts 1972’. Contents of a folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, February-September 1972. ‘Applications Trustees Receipts 1973’. Contents of a folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, May-December 1973. ‘Applications divided into two for ease of reference. Receipts Trustees 1974’. Contents of a folder so inscribed Correspondence and papers, 1974. A.13-A.15 A.17-A.20 A.21-A.24 Correspondence and papers, 1975. Correspondence and papers, 1976. 1975’. Contents of a folder so inscribed ‘Applications divided into three for ease of reference. Receipts Trustees Include papers re endowing a professorship of chemical pathology. ‘Applications Receipts Trustees Financial Summaries 1976’. Contents of a folder so inscribed. biological and chemical sciences. ‘Applications Receipts Trustees Financial Summaries 1977’. Contents of a folder so inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. ‘Correspondence - University - NRDC 1978’. inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. Includes papers re endowing a visiting professorship in the medical, Correspondence and papers, 1977. Correspondence and papers, 1978. Contents of folder so E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund A.25-A.29 ‘Correspondence - University - NRDC 1979’. inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. Contents of folder so Correspondence and papers, 1979. A.30-A.34 ‘Correspondence - University - NRDC Jan 1980-April 1981’. folder so inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. Contents of Correspondence and papers, 1979-1981. ‘2 Applications - refused’. Contents of envelope so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, 1980. A.36-A.42 ‘Correspondence & Completed Applications Contents of folder so inscribed divided into seven for ease of reference. April 1981-March 1982’. Correspondence and papers, 1979-1982. Correspondence and papers, 1980-1981. ‘E.P.A. Research Fund folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, 1981-1982. A.46-A.52 ‘Completed Applications Correspondence April 1982-1983’. folder so inscribed divided into seven for ease of reference. Contents of For Attention April 1981 - March 1982’. Contents of ‘D. Phil. Students. April 1981 - March 1982’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1982. ‘D.Phil. Students April 1982-83’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, 1979-1983. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund Contents of untitled folder. Correspondence and papers re application, 1981-1983. A.55-A.63 ‘Completed Applications (Correspondence) April 1983-84’. folder so inscribed divided into nine for ease of reference. Contents of Correspondence and papers, 1981-1984. Contents of untitled folder. Correspondence and papers including list of D. Phil students 1983-1984, 1983. A.65-A.68 ‘Completed Applications’. for ease of reference. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into four Correspondence and papers, 1981-1984. Correspondence and papers, 1980-1985. Correspondence and papers, 1981-1986. Correspondence and papers, 1983-1986. A.78-A.88 Contents of folder so inscribed A.69-A.77 ‘Completed Applications’. for ease of reference. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into nine ‘Completed Applications April 1985-1986’. divided into eleven for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1983-1987. ‘Completed Applications April 1986 - December 1987’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into twelve for ease of reference. ‘For Attention two for ease of reference. April 1985-86’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into A.91-A.102 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund ‘For Attention April 1986 - December 1987’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, 1985-1987. A.104-A.113 ‘Completed Applications January 1988 - August 1989’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into ten for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1984-1991. ‘For Attention January 1988 - August 1989’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers, 1986-1987. A.115-A.131 VISITING PROFESSORSHIP 1978-1990 A.115-A.118 A.119-A.123 A.124-A.127 papers re the establishment of the Visiting Correspondence Professorship, 1978-1981. and ‘Visiting Professorship’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. In February Abraham wrote to the University Registrar to the effect that the E.P. Abraham Research Fund was considering whether to offer to support a Visiting Professorship in the Medical, Biological and Chemical Sciences. Welcomed by the University and the relevant Departments it was duly established with the title Newton-Abraham Visiting Professorship. The Visiting Professorship was associated with Lincoln College Oxford. The first holder was A.J. Birch of the Research School of Chemistry, Australian National University, Canberra from December 1980. Correspondence and papers, 1984-1990. ‘Visiting Professor Electoral Board 1984-June 1990’. inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. ‘Visiting Professor Electoral Board 1979-1983’. inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1979-1983. Contents of folder so Contents of folder so E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund A.128-A.131 ‘Correspondence with Visiting Professors 1981-June 1990’. folder so inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. Contents of Correspondence and papers, 1981-1990. BARCLAYS BANK PLC 1967-1986 Miscellaneous correspondence and papers re financial administration from the Fund’s Barclay’s Bank files, 1967-1986. Includes pass book in use 1967-1971. A.133-A.141 W.H. BAYLISS, SONS & CO. / KIDSONS (Chartered Accountants) 1968-1988 1968, 1970. 1971-1973. 1974-1976. 1977-1978 Includes letters to H.M. Chief Inspector of Taxes on the policy of the Trust. Correspondence and papers with the Fund’s accountants, W.H. Bayliss, Sons & Co. (Kidsons from September 1987). Bayliss, Sons & Co. were the accountants for the Funds established with Cephalosporin royalties and that is reflected in some of the papers listed below. 1983-1984. 1979, 1981-1982. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund 1985-1986. 1986. Correspondence and papers re proposed changes in tax legislation which would affect charities. 1987-1988. A.142-A.147 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH CORPORATION/ BRITISH TECHNOLOGY GROUP 1970-1987 Includes copies of the Cephalosporin Exploitation and Revenue Sharing Accounts and related correspondence. 1970-1974. 2 folders. 1982-1985. royalty A.143, A.144 1975. 1976-1981. Principally correspondence and papers re future prospects for payments. 1986-1987. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund A.148-A.153 ROBERT FLEMING & CO. LTD / ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD 1970-1989 The Trustees of the E.P. Abraham Research Fund invested in the Robert Fleming Property Unit Trust. At the end of 1977 the Trustees agreed to employ Robert Fleming to provide management for all the current assets other than the amounts invested in the Oxford Trusts Pool or held on current account with the Trustees’ bankers. Correspondence and papers, 1970-1989. 1970, 1976-1977. A.149, A.149A 1977-1978 Correspondence and papers re proposals for investment management. 2 folders 1985-1987. 1988-1989. 1979, 1983. 1988. Correspondence and papers re the Fund’s Trusts Pool investments, 1970- UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD TRUSTS POOL 1970-1988 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund MOVEMENT ON GRANTS 1983-1987 Annual records of ‘movement on grants’ from year ending 5 April 1983 to year ending 5 April 1987. A.156-A.172 PAPERS FOR TRUSTEES’ MEETINGS 1975-1990 Includes minutes of meetings. 1975-1976. 1977-1978. 1979-1980. 1984. 2 folders. 1983. 2 folders. A.161, A.162 2 folders. A.163, A.164 A.165, A.166 1985. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund A.167, A.168 1986. 2 folders. A.173-A.190 ACCOUNTS 1967-1986 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Research Fund 1 January 1979 - 5 April 1980. Year ended 5 April 1981. Year ended 5 April 1982. Year ended 5 April 1984. Year ended 5 April 1986. Year ended 5 April 1985. Year ended 5 April 1983. Miscellaneous correspondence and papers, 1977-1985, n.d. MISCELLANEOUS 1977-1985, n.d. E.P. Abraham Funds SECTION B EDWARD PENLEY ABRAHAM CEPAHALOSPORIN FUND, B.1-B.148 1970-1991 The Fund was established by Abraham with royalties received from the National Research Development Corporation arising from the use of cephalosporins in medicine. The original Trustees were Abraham, George Wallace Kenner, Professor of Organic Chemistry in the University of Liverpool and Leon David Sabath M.D., then at the Harvard Medical Unit, Boston City Hospital, Massachusetts, USA. The Trust Deed enabled the Trustees to support research and education in the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the University of Oxford and its Colleges and by the Royal Society. In 1977 Abraham raised the possibility in a letter to the Headmaster of his old school, King Edward VI School, Southampton, (B.29) that in certain circumstances he and his co-Trustees might be prepared to take steps to give some support to the medical, biological and chemical sciences in the school. This was welcomed by the school and the necessary Declaration of Trust was prepared the following year. At the end of 1978 Sir James Baddiley, Professor of Chemical Microbiology, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, agreed to act as Trustee in place of Professor Kenner who had died. B.1-B.111 APPLICATIONS B.112-B.114 GREEN COLLEGE, OXFORD In 1989 the E.P. Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology in the University of Oxford, George Gow Brownlee, became an ex officio Trustee of the Fund. BRITISH TECHNOLOGY GROUP W.H. BAYLISS, SONS & CO./KIDSONS (Chartered Accountants) MALLAM, LEWIS & NORRIS/MALLAM, LEWIS & TAYLOR (Solicitors) B.119, B.120 NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FUND/ Billo BARCLAYS BANK PLC BalieeBi117 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund Bil21;,B:122 ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED B.123 B.124 UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD TRUSTS POOL MOVEMENTS ON GRANTS B.125-B.132 FINANCIAL PAPERS/PAPERS FOR TRUSTEES’ MEETINGS B.133-B.148 ACCOUNTS APPLICATIONS 1970-1991 Correspondence and papers re applications and related matters. Trustees Receipts Trustees Fin. Calculations 1972’. Contents of Lewis & Taylor [Solicitors]’. Correspondence and papers, 1970. Correspondence and papers, 1971. Includes correspondence and papers re Trust Deed. ‘Application Contents of folder so inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. Receipts Mallam, ‘Applications Trustees Mallam, Lewis & Taylor [Solicitors] 1970’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into two for reference. Correspondence and papers, 1973. ‘Applications folder so inscribed divided into two for ease of reference. ‘Applications divided into two for ease of reference. Trustees Receipts 1973’. Contents of folder so inscribed Correspondence and papers, 1972. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund ‘Applications divided into two for ease of reference. Trustees Receipts 1974’. Contents of folder so inscribed Correspondence and papers, 1974. B.13-B.16 ‘Applications Contents of folder so inscribed divided into four for ease of reference. Receipts Trustees Mallam Lewis & Norris [Solicitors] 1975’. Correspondence and papers, 1975. B.17-B.23 ‘Applications Receipts Trustees Financial Calculations 1976’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into seven for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1976. B.24-B.34 ‘Papers 1977 Jan-Dec’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into eleven for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1977. B.35-B.39 B.40-B.42 film on Correspondence and papers, 1978. Includes Abraham's correspondence with Trustees and the Trust’s solicitors Mallam, Lewis & Norris. Correspondence and papers re support for the Paget-Gorman system for the problem of communication in cerebral palsy children, 1975- 1979. ‘Correspondence - University - Royal Society - King Edward School - St Annes - Wellcome - St Hughs -TV - Green College - Queens - Lincoln - LMH - Mr Keating - Linacre + Trustees’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1978-1979. School Contents of folder so inscribed divided into four for KES [King Edward VI ‘Correspondence Southampton] 1979’. ease of reference. Contents of folder divided into three for ease of reference. B.43-B.46 Trustees Queens E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund B.47-B.51 ‘Correspondence 1980 Jan-1981 April 2’. divided into five for ease of reference. Contents of folder so inscribed Correspondence and papers, 1979-1981. ‘Correspondence inscribed. 1981 April 3 - March 1982’. Contents of folder so 2 letters only, May 1981. B.53-B.57 ‘For attention 1981-2’. ease of reference. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into five for Correspondence and papers, 1980-1982. B.58-B.60 ‘For attention April 1982-1983’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into three for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers, 1981-1982. Correspondence and papers, 1981-1983. Contents of B.61-B.66 B.67-B.69 ‘(Correspondence) Completed Applications folder so inscribed divided into six for ease of reference. April 1982-1983’. ‘(Correspondence) Completed Applications April 1983-4’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into three for ease of reference. See B.89-B.91. The appeal was launched to fund awards for graduate studentships at Lincoln College, Oxford in honour of Lord Murray of Newhaven, Rector of Lincoln, 1944-1953 and first Chairman of the University Grants Committee, 1953-1963. The E.P.A. Cephalosporin Fund made a significant contribution to the appeal which involved the preparation of a supplementary deed. Abraham was a member of the Committee. ‘Keith Murray Award Appeal Committee Minutes’. inscribed. Contents of folder so Correspondence and papers, 1982-1984. Correspondence and papers, 1982-1983. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund B.71-B.78 ‘Completed Applications 1984-85’. into eight for ease of reference. Contents of folder so inscribed divided Correspondence and papers, 1983-1985. B.79-B.86 ‘Completed Applications divided into eight for ease of reference. April 1985-86’. Contents of folder so inscribed Correspondence and papers, 1983-1986. ‘For Attention April 1985-86’. Contents of folder so inscribed. Correspondence and papers. 1985-1986. ‘Extra Applications answered further?’. Contents of folder so inscribed. 11 June 1985 outside Trust Deed etc. Should any be Correspondence and papers, 1983-1985. Correspondence and papers, 1985-1987. Contents of folder so Correspondence and papers, 1985-1987. B.89-B.91 B.92-B.99 B.101-B.105 3 folders. See also B.70. ‘Completed Applications inscribed divided into eight for ease of reference. April 1986 - July 1987’. Correspondence and papers re Keith Murray Award Fund, 1982-1985. Correspondence and papers, 1987-1988. ‘Completed Applications August 1987-August 1988’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. ‘Applications for Attention folder so inscribed. August 1987 - September 1988’. Contents of E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund ‘Applications for Attention folder so inscribed. August 1988 - September 1989’. Contents of Correspondence and papers, 1988-1989. B.107-B.111 ‘Completed Applications folder so inscribed divided into five for ease of reference. September 1988 - August 1989’. Contents of Correspondence and papers, 1987-1991. B.112-B.114 GREEN COLLEGE, OXFORD 1977-1978 Contents of folder inscribed ‘Radcliffe College’ and ‘Green College’ divided into three for ease of reference. Correspondence and papers re the establishment of Green College, 1977- 1978. the BARCLAYS BANK PLC 1970-1989 Green College was founded in 1979 as a postgraduate college for Oxford The proposed new college was initially referred to as Radcliffe medicine. College from its Radcliffe Observatory site. Abraham was a member of the Radcliffe College Committee which was set up by the University to advise Council on the steps to be taken to bring the College into existence including first Warden and recommendations to Council on the selection of The E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund made a generous Fellows. benefaction to the University for the use of the new Society. The College was named Green College after its principal benefactors Dr Cecil Green, a Sir Richard Doll founder of Texas Instruments and his wife Dr Ida Green. was the first Warden of Green College. the Fund’s Barclays Bank files, 1970-1989. Miscellaneous correspondence and papers re financial administration from E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund B.116, B.117 W.H. BAYLISS, SONS & CO. / KIDSONS (Chartered Accountants) 1970-1989 Correspondence and papers with the Fund’s accountants, W.H. Bayliss, Sons & Co. (Kidsons from September 1987). Bayliss, Sons & Co. were the accountants for the Funds established with Cephalosporin royalties. See also A.133-A.141. 1970-1978. Includes correspondence re Chief Inspector of Taxes’ enquiries re the Fund. 1979-1989. MALLAM, LEWIS & NORRIS / MALLAM, LEWIS & TAYLOR (Solicitors) 1970-1989 B.119, B.120 NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT FUND / BRITISH TECHNOLOGY GROUP 1970-1987 Correspondence with the Fund’s solicitors, 1970-1989. Includes draft of Deed of Appointment of George Gow Brownlee, E.P. Abraham Professor of Chemical Pathology in the University of Oxford, as an ex officio Trustee of the Fund, 1989. 1982-1987. Includes copies of the Cephalosporin Exploitation and Revenue Sharing Accounts and related correspondence. 1970-1978. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund B.121, B.122 ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD 1978-1987 Correspondence and papers, 1978-1987. See A.148-A.153 1978-1981. 1982-1987. UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD TRUSTS POOL 1971-1986 Correspondence and papers re the Fund’s Trusts Pool investments, 1971- 1986. MOVEMENT ON GRANTS 1983-1987 B.125-B.132 FINANCIAL PAPERS / PAPERS FOR TRUSTEES’ MEETINGS 1976-1989 Annual records of ‘movement on grants’ from year ending 5 April 1984 to year ending 5 April 1987. 1980-1981. The sequence of papers includes statements of assets, commitments, donations, expenditure, investments, royalties, and minutes of a number of meetings of Trustees and meetings with representatives of Robert Fleming Investment Management Ltd. 1976-1979. E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund 1987-1989. B.133-B.148 ACCOUNTS 1970-1986 E.P. Abraham Funds E.P. Abraham Cephalosporin Fund 1 January 1979-5 April 1980. Year ended 5 April 1981. Year ended 5 April 1982. Year ended 5 April 1983. Year ended 5 April 1984. Year ended 5 April 1985. Year ended 5 April 1986. E.P. Abraham Funds INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS ABRAHAM, Sir Edward Penley ACHARYA, K.Ravindra ADAMS, Christopher B.T. APLIN, Robin T. ARMITAGE, P. ASHCROFT, Frances Mary ASHCROFT, S.J.H. ASHLEY, C.C. ATKINS, F. Brian ATKINS, Peter W. AYLMER, Gerald Edward A.1-A.154, B.1-B.123 B.98, B.111 A.41 B.51 A.65 A.87, A.107 A.107 B.85 B.16, B.39 A.123, B.19, B.20, B.39 B.58, B.62-B.65, B.95, B.104 BADDILEY, Sir James BALDWIN, Sir Jack (Edward) BALL, Christopher J.E. BALZERS HIGH VACUUM LTD BAMBOROUGH, John Bernard B.96, B.97 B.65 BADENOCH, Sir John BAILEY, Sydney A.74, A.110, B.27, B.29, B.47, B.53, B.67, B.72, B.100, B.109 B.43, B.47, B.49, B.50, B.54, B.55, B.57, B.59, B.60, B.67, B.71, B.87, B.100-B.107, B.109, B.110 A.31, A.36, A.62, A.116-A.118, A.149, B.16, B.19, B.39, B.48, B.69, B.78, B.79, B.86 A.119 A.53, B.4, B.11, B.15-B.17, B.44, B.55, B.62, B.72 BARD, Basil J.A. BEARD, Geoffrey A.42 A.39 A.2 BANNISTER, Sir Roger BARALLE, F.E. BARCLAYS BANK LTD B.94, B.97 A.4-A.6, A.132, A.134, B.115 E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents BENNETT, Mary (Mrs John Bennett) BENTLEY, David R. BERGEL, D.H. BERRY, R. Stephen BICKNELL, Roy BIOCHEMICAL SOCIETY BIRCH, Arthur John BJORKLUND, Anders BLAKE, Colin BLAKE, Robert Norman William, Baron BLAKEMORE, Colin Brian B.24, B.28 A.68 A.61, A.108 A.131 A.89 A.17, B.66 A.120, A.128 A.126, A.131 B.83 B.3, B.9, B.10, B.15, B.21, B.32, B.33, B.39, B.45, B.48 A.40, A.43, A.66, A.71, A.72, A.75, A.81, A.85, A.95, B.57, B.92, B.93, B.101, B.107, B.109 H.125 A.118, A.128, A.129 BLOCH, Konrad Emil BOE, Alf BOYD, C.A.Richard BRITISH COUNCIL B.82 B.63 A.105 A.39 BLASCHKO, Hermann Karl Felix BROCK, Michael George BORN, Gustav Victor Rudolf BRITISH TECHNOLOGY GROUP A.111, A.114 A.27, A.123, A.127, A.129, B.99 BROWNLEE, George Gow A.62, B.54, B.55, B.66 A.39 A.68 A.95 B.40 A.30 BURDETT, K. BURLEY, J. BROMWICH, Peter D. BROWN, M.C. A.146, A.147, B.120 BROCK, Hugh BRUNER, Jerome E.P. Abraham Funds BURNETT, John H. CAIN, James C. CALDER, Renate, Lady CAMPBELL, R. Duncan CANCER RELIEF CASTON, Geoffrey CHADWICK, Henry CHARLTON, Harry M. CHEETHAM, Anthony Keith CHILVER, Elizabeth Millicent CLOUGH, Gerald Index of correspondents A.22, B.46 A.3, A.21, A.143 B.56, B.61 A.95, A.97, A.99, A.113, B.84, B.101 See NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CANCER RELIEF A.14, A.15, A.18, A.25, A.115, B.112 A.22 B.83 A.10, A.11, A.67, A.92, A.111, B.10, B.12, B,19, B.22 B.4, B.8, B.22-B.24, B.46 A.66 COOK, Colin COWEY, Alan COX, Brian S. COHN, Zanvil A. COLES, Sharon Kay CORNISH, Errol M. COVENEY, Peter V. D.131 A.86, B.84 B.109 A.32 B.83 B.17-B.19, B.22, B.26, B.32 CONTEMPORARY SCIENTIFIC ARCHIVES CENTRE A.24, A.62, B.62, B.88 A.11, A.32, A.48, A.50, A.77, A.100, A.104, B.40, B.93 CRABBE, Michael James Cardwell CRAIG, Barbara Denise A.23 A.54 A.108 CROCKER, Paul CUELLO, A. Claudio CRAIG, lan W. CRANSTOUN, G.K.L. A.88 B.103 B.7, B.15, B.16, B.24 E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents DAINTON, Frederick Sydney, Baron DAWES, Geoffrey Sharman DEANE, H.W. B.86 A.65 B.114 DOBSON, Christopher Martin A.86, B.85 DOBSON, Colin B.29, B.38, B.45, B.48, B.65, B.69, B.72, B.85, B.87, B.95, B.101, B.111 DOBSON, Mary B.57 DOLL, Sir (William) Richard (Shaboe) DOREY, A.J. DORRINGTON, Keith DRAGON SCHOOL, OXFORD DWEK, Raymond Allen A.19, A.20, A.22, A.26, A.33, A.47, B.14-B.16, B.20, B.21, B.25, B.33, B.112, B.113 A.103, A.115-A.117, A.119, B.100 A.110 B.65 A.47 DYKE, Keith G.H. B.50 A.15 B.10 B.46 EDWARDS, John Hilton ELDERS, Christopher F. ELLORY, J.Clive ELY, Susan A.41, A.45, A.112, B.79, B.81 B.104 B.105 A.75 E.R. SQUIBB & SONS, INC. EMSCOPE LABORATORIES LTD EMBO EUROPEAN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LABORATORY A.18 FISHER, Sir Henry Arthur Pears A.56, A.77 A.42, A.51 FAIREY, J. Neil F. FILLENZ, Marianne A.33, A.59, B.57 A.30, A.37, A.45, B.57 FAIRBROTHER, Trevor J. FLEMING, Richard E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD See ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD FOLLETT, Sir Brian Keith FOOTE, I. Paul FRANKS, Oliver Shewell, Baron FUNG, Sek-chung FURMSTON, M.E. GARDNER, Richard Lavenham GASSER, Robert P.H. GELDER, M. GIBSON, Frank William Ernest GLASER, Gilbert H. GLAXO HOLDINGS LTD B.109 B.59 B.33 B.63, B.69 B.3 A.43 A.27, A.28 A.46 A.129 B.40 B.117 GLAZER. A. Michael GOODENOUGH,, John B. GOUDIE, Andrew GOULD, George N. GORDON, George GORDON, Siamon A.36, A.46, A.49 A.22, A.91, A.100 A.95 A.83 GRAHAM, Christopher Forbes A.20, A.25, A.27, A.30, A.36, A.97, A.102, A.108, A.119 B.101 A.77, A.106, A.109, A.129, A.130 GREEN, Vivian Hubert Howard A.84, A.89, A.90 GREENFIELD, Susan Adele GUILLERY, Rainer Walter A.40, A.93 B.45 A.81 HABBAKKUK, Hrothgar John A.14, A.16, A.28 B.45, B.48, G.65 B.17, B.19, B.26, B.32, B.99 GOWING, Margaret Mary GREEN, Louise F.B. HALL, Andrew E.P. Abraham Funds HALL, G. Derek G. HALSALL, T.G. HARLEY, John Laker HARRE, Rom HARRIS, Sir Henry Index of correspondents A.6 B.22 A.22 B.108 A.12-A.19, A.23-A.25, A.28, A.30- A.32, A.35, A.38, A.40, A.43, A.45, A.47, A.52, A.61, A.63, A.65, A.69, A.72, A.78, A.89, A.95, A.97, A.98, A.106, A.113, A.136 HAWES, C.R. HAYTER, Sir William Goodenough HELMAN, Marc HENDRY, Bruce HEYWOOD, Peter B.110 B.16 B.104 B.108 B.69 HILL, Hugh Allen Oliver A.23, B.50 HINKS, F. Paul HOLLAND, Peter HOLT, J.M. A.112 B.12 A.110 A.139, A.150, A.151 HODGKIN, Sir Alan Lloyd HOOGWERF, Anna Marie HUDSON, T.A.D. CADOUX- HIRSCH, Sir Peter Bernhard A.3, A.136, A.137, A.141, B.116 B.60 See also A.49 HUXLEY, Sir Andrew Fielding HUMPHREY, John Herbert B.14 A.39 B.19 B.95 A.38 B.86 B.83 HUGHES, J.F. HUI, Suk-wai HUNT, Simon V. A.97, A.110, B.67 HORSLEY, W.T. INLAND REVENUE E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents JACK, Julian J.B. JACOBS, Margaret JAMES, William S. JENSON, Bent JUEL- JOHN RADCLIFFE HOSPITAL JOHNSON, Louise Napier JONES, Sir Ewart Ray Herbert (‘Tim’) A.35 B.26 A.110 B.96 A.78 A.104 A.22, B.4, B.7-B.11, B.13, B.16, B.20-B.22, B.26 JUNIPER, Barrie E. A.51, A.83, B.78 KAY, Desmond KAY, R.H. KEARSEY, Stephen E. KEITH, Ronald Mac A.101 A.29, A.107 B.108, B.110 A.9, B.7, B.15, B.18, B.19 B.16, B.17 KEMP, T.S. KENNER, George Wallace B.60 B.75 A.141, A.153 KIERNAN, C.C. KING, Andrew J. KING, Glenn F. KENNY, Anthony John Patrick KIDSONS, Chartered Accountants B.1-B.4, B.7-B.21, B.23-B.27, B.29- B.33, B.35, B.118 A.50, B.53, B.56, B.61, B.66 B.29, B.38, B.45, B.48, B.65, B.69, B.72, B.85, B.87, B.95, B.101, B.111 KING EDWARD VI SCHOOL SOUTHAMPTON B.40 B.104 B.99 KNOWLES, Jeremy Randall KINGSMAN, Susan M. KJELLSTRAND, Carl M. B.80 B.30 A.120, A.129, B.10 KEYMER, Anne E. KORNBERG, Sir Hans Leo E.P. Abraham Funds KREBS, Sir John Richard LANKESTER, J. LAWS, G.C. LITTLE, David J. LOWE, Gordon McCRUDDEN, John C. MacDERMOTT, Alexandra McDONALD, Alison W. McDOWELL, lan F.W. McGEE, James O.’D. MacKINNON, Pamela C.B. MACNAUGHTON, Sir Malcolm Index of correspondents B.94 A.70 B.3, B.7 A.76 A.9, A.94, A.107, B.93 B.68 B.76 B.100 A.40 A.78 A.37, A.47, A.60 A.98 A.68 B.2 B.101 B.41 A.44, A.92, A.93 A.24, B.23 MacPHERSON, Gordon G. MADDISON, Francis MATTHEWS, Margaret MATTHEWS, W.B. MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL MALLAM, LEWIS & NORRIS, Solicitors MALLAM, LEWIS & TAYLOR, Solicitors See MALLAM, LEWIS & NORRIS, Solicitors A.1, A.2, A.3, A.12, A.13, A.15, A.16, A.33, A.34, A.52, A.133, A.137-A.139, B.1-B.3, B.7, B.13, B.29, B.31, B.33, B.43, B.51, B.62, B.118 B.33 MRC LABORATORY ANIMALS CENTRE A.66 B.88 B.17 A.52 MITCHELL, Basil G. MITCHELL, R.G. MELLANBY, Jane MILLER, A. MILSTEIN, Jerrold M. Index of correspondents E.P. Abraham Funds MITCHELL, R.G. MOKOENA, Taole MOORE, David R. MOORE, Mary (Mrs A.R. Moore) MORRELL, PEEL & GAMLEN, Solicitors MORRIS, Peter J. MORRISSEY, James H. MORTIMER, Maurice JONES- MOSER, Sir Claus Adolf MOXON, E. Richard NATIONAL FILM SCHOOL NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION B.33 A.97 A.84 B.51, B.54, B.55, B.57, B.62, B.73, B.74 B.29 A.28 A.56 B.47, B.61 B.82, B.87 A.75, A.88 B.41, B.42 A.2-A.5, A.21, A.142-A.147, A.191, B.55, B.119 SOBELL HOUSE APPEAL NEWSHOLME, Eric A. NEWTON, Rosemary NEILL, Sir Patrick NEWCOMBE, Freda NEWELL, Peter C. NORTH, J.D. NYE, Piers C.G. A.41, B.57 B.93 B.40-B.42 A.56, B.102 A.35, A.105, A.113, B.95-B.97 NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CANCER RELIEF A.16 A.2-A.6, A.8, A.9, B.1, B.3, B.7, B.29 See also A.7 OGSTON, Alexander George O’CONNOR, N.O. ODOOM, Joseph E. OAKESHOTT, Sir Walter Fraser A.117 B.1, B.2 A.66, B.107, B.109 B.40 B.105 E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents OSBORNE, Neville N. OWENS, S.J. OXFORD ARCHITECTS PARTNERSHIP OXFORD INSTRUMENTS GROUP LTD A.99, B.98 B.107 A.119 A.97 OXFORD UNIVERSITY See UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD OXFORD UNIVERSITY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY A.121 OXFORDSHIRE AREA HEALTH AUTHORITY A.63, B.33, B.37, B.40-B.42, B.95 PALLEY, Claire PALSDOTTIR, Astridur B.94 B.85 PARK, Daphne Margaret Sybil Désirée, Baroness A.60, B.69 PARKER, Sir Peter B.70, B.89, B.91, B.96 PATON, Sir William Drummond Macdonald A.38, A.118, A.120, B.2, B.18 B.37, B.51 A.100, A.101 PHILLIPS, Charles Garrett PHILLIPS, David Chilton, Baron PATTERSON, T.J.S. PAYNE, lan R. PEARCE, Christopher PELLING, Margaret PERRY, David PHILLIPS, C.S.G. A.153 B.25 B.37 A.112 A.27, A.33, A.55, A.61, B.34, B.39, B.45, B.72 A.22, A.42 A.23, A.31, A.42, A.43, B.36, B.46, B.61, B.75, B.77, B.83 POLYTECHNIC OF CENTRAL LONDON A.18, A.21, A.70. A.124, B.57, B.67 A.112 A.34, A.58 A.23, A.39, A.62 See also A.102 B.62 PRINGLE, John William Sutton POORE, M.E.Duncan PORTER, Rodney Robert PORTERFIELD, James S. PRIESTLEY, J.V. Index of correspondents E.P. Abraham Funds PROUT, C. Keith PUGH, Christopher PYE UNICAM LTD RABINOWITZ, Stephen RADCLIFFE INFIRMARY, OXFORD DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSURGERY RADDA, Sir George Karoly RANDLE, Sir Philip John REDMAN, C.W.G. REID, H. Alistair REID, Kenneth B.M. RICHARDS, Sir Rex Edward A.41 A.45 A.121 A.79 A.5 A.97, A.109 A.69, A.97 See also A.120 A.4-A.6, A.148, A.152 A.31, A.102, A.113, B.77 B.30, B.39 ROBERTS, John Morris ROBINSON, Anne ROBERT FLEMING & CO. LTD ROBERTS, David B. ROBERTS, John ROBERTS, John Alexander Fraser A.19 B.21 B.81 A.68 ROBERT FLEMING INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD A.90, A.139, A.141, A.149-A.153, Balai Bi tee A.98 ROYAL COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICIANS AND GYNAECOLOGISTS ROYAL COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS B.101 A.3 A.108 A.22, A.69 A.48 ROBINSON, Michael J.T RODERIGUES, Nanda ROGERS, D.G. Fletcher ROSEN, Hugh ROWLINSON, Sir John Shipley E.P. Abraham Funds ROYAL SOCIETY Index of correspondents Ald Bil, B:23B.9).B.41, Bld, B.25, B.39, B.46, B.48-B.51, B.53, B.61, B.64, B.69, B.78, B.85, B.86, B.96, B.102, B.109-B.111 RYAN, Terence J. A.63, A.96, A.111 SABATH, Leon David (‘Lee’) SANDFORD, Sir Folliott SCIENCE RESEARCH COUNCIL SEMPER, A.E. SHARPE, Bryan Percy Kenneth SHAW, Dennis SHEAVES, Richard B.1-B.4, B.7-B.27, B.29-B.33, B.35, B.40, B.43, B.47, B.50, B.54, B.55, B.57, B.58, B.59, B.87, B.100, B.101, B.106 A.1, A.3, A.8 A.32 B.105 A.91 B.93, B.96 B.84 SHEPPARD, Colin J.R. A.48 SIDEBOTTOM, Eric SINGER, S. Jon(athan) SLACK, Mary P. E. A.22, A.33, A.36, B.94 SHERMAN, S. Murray SHIA, Gilbert T.W. A.124, A.129, A.130 A.43, A.44, A.64 A.107, A.110, A.141 SHOCK, Sir Maurice SHOTTON, David M. A.77, A.98, B.74, B.86, B.96, B.102, B.105 A.93, A.105 SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF SCIENCE AND LEARNING LTD A.85, A.92, A.126, B.77, B.83 A.124, A.129 A.62, A.99 SOUTHERN, Edwin Mellor SMITH, Anthony David SMITH, Sir David Cecil A.50, B.69 B.102 B.83 SMITH, David Spencer E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents SOUTHWOOD, Sir (Thomas) Richard (Edmund) SPRATT, Brian G. STAFFORD, Godfrey Harry STEIN, John F. STEWART, Duncan STIRRAT, Gordon M. STUART, David STUART, J. BURNETT- SUTHERLAND, Dame Lucy Stuart SUTTON, Leslie Ernest SWORD, Richard W. SYKES, M.K. A.37, A.40, A.110, A.114, B.73, B.96, B.108 See also A.106 B.49 A.60, A.114, B.69, B.78, B.95 A.87 B.67, B.69, B.73 A.32 A.104, B.98 A.149-A.153 B.3 B.9, B.30 B.56 A.82 A.93 A.75 A.59, B.81 TODD, Rosemary J. TOESCU, Emil-Crisan TARKOWSKI, A.K. TAYLOR, Ann THOMPSON, I.D. THOMSON, Alex M. TOMITA, Tadao TOOZE, John A.71, A.72 B.56, B.57 TIZARD, Sir (John) Peter (Mills) B.28, B.61, B.65, B.74, B.87 A.10-A.17, A.19, A.21, A.25, A.27, A.30, A.33, A.40, A.41, A.43, A.44, A.48, A.52, A.70, A.74, A.89, A.90, A.103, A.116, A.121, A.135, A.138, A.145, A.146, A.148, A.149, B.10, B.23, B.31, B.39, B.56 See also A.128 TRENAMAN, Nancy (Mrs M.S. Trenaman) TREND, Burke St John, Baron B.98 A.109 D.131 A.56, A.77 B.44, B.48 TRICKETT, Rachel E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents TURNBULL, Alec C. TURNER, Christopher E. TURNER, David Warren UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD BALLIOL COLLEGE CHRIST CHURCH GREEN COLLEGE EXETER COLLEGE KEBLE COLLEGE LADY MARGARET HALL A.40, A.58, A.62, A.68, A.76, A.79, A.98 A.77 A.25 A.49, A.113, B.60 A.31 A.33, A.47, B.80, B.87, B.96, B.108, B.112-B.114 A.19, A.20, B.57 A.31, A.36, A.62, B.48, B.69, B.79, B.83 A.58, A.89, A.100, B.3, B.4, B.7, B.8, B.22-B.24, B.46, B.67, B.69, B.73, B.78, B.97 LINACRE COLLEGE LINCOLN COLLEGE THE QUEEN’S COLLEGE MERTON COLLEGE NUFFIELD COLLEGE A.33, A.53, A.78, B.4, B.11, B.15- B.17, B.44, B.55, B.62, B.72, B.108 A.2, A.3, A.5, A.6, A.8, A.10-A.17, A.21, A.22, A.25, A.27, A.33, A.41, A.43, A.44, A.48, A.52, A.60, A.74, A.84, A.89, A.107, A.110, A.116- A.118, A.120, A.135, A.141, A.149, A.191, B.3, B.5, B.7, B.10, B.16, B.19, B.23, B.39, B.56, B.68, B.86 See also A.128 A.60, A.114, B.69, B.96 B.3, B.7, B.9, B.10, B.15, B.18, B.21, B.32, B.39, B.45, B.48, B.59 See also B.6 PEMBROKE COLLEGE ST ANNE’S COLLEGE B.94, B.97 B.44, B.48, B.94 A.23 A.19, A.113, B.95, B.96 A.62, B.54, B.55, B.57, B.66 ST CATHERINE’S COLLEGE ST CROSS COLLEGE E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD CONT'D ST HILDA’S COLLEGE ST HUGH’S COLLEGE ST PETER’S COLLEGE SOMERVILLE COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE WADHAM COLLEGE WOLFSON COLLEGE BOTANY SCHOOL CHEMICAL CRYSTALLOGRAPHY LABORATORY B.24, B.28, B.29, B.51, B.54, B.55, B.57, B.64, B.73, B.74, B.75 A.50, B.26, B.28, B.39, B.61, B.65, B.74, B.87 B.58, B.62-B.65, B.95, B.99, B.104 A.60, B.7, B.15, B.16, B.25, B.69 A.16, A.17, A.19 A.17, B.82, B.87 A.30, A.37, A.45, A.64, A.91, A.104, B.57, B.63, B.103 A.19, A.23, A.30, A.51, A.83, B.56, B.78 A.67, A.92, A.111, A.191, B.62 A.34, A.38, A.50, A.58 DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY GENETICS LABORATORY MRC IMMUNOCHEMISTRY UNIT A.95, A.97, A.99, A.109, A.113, B.84 A.31, A.39, A.41, A.45, A.102, A.112, A.113, B.77, B.79, B.81 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOREST SCIENCES A.21, A.31, A.36, A.45, A.47, A.56, A.86, A.93, A.102, A.105, A.109, A.113, B.57, B.67, B.80, B.83, B.85, B.88, B.99, B.102, B.103, B.108, Baa A.81, A.100, A.104, B.23, B.93 DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY A.32, A.48, A.50, A.58, A.68, A.77, B.50 A.65 B.41 B.104 A.48 DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY A.63, A.96, A.1114 DEPARTMENT OF EARTH SCIENCES MICROBIOLOGY UNIT DEPARTMENT OF BIOMATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL NEUROLOGY E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD CONT’D DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY A.45, A.64 DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN ANATOMY A.27, A.33, A.37, A.55, A.60, A.61, A.77, A.105, A.106, A.109, A.129, A.130, B.18, B.34, B.39, B.45, B.62, B.83, B.101 DEPARTMENT OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY A.10, A.16, A.23, A.54 DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGY AND SCIENCE OF MATERIALS A.112 DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS A.62, A.75, A.88, B.56, B.57 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY A.78 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS DEPARTMENT OF PLANT SCIENCES A.36, A.46, A.49 A.88, A.111, B.110 OXFORD FORESTRY INSTITUTE A.111, A.114, B.100 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY A.46 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY INORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY A.23, A.30, A.54, A.86, A.91, A.92, A.99, A.101, A.102, B.85 LABORATORY OF MOLECULAR BIOPHYSICS A.23, A.43, A.104, B.72, B.75, B.77, B.83, B.98 A.37, A.40, A.41, A.42, A.77, A.86, A.93, A.98, A.110, A.114, B.45, B.73-B.75, B.84, B.86, B.96, B.102, B.105, B.107, B.108, B.110 See also A.106 A.9, A.57, A.74, A.94, A.107, A.110, A.122, A.123, A.128, B.4, B.7-B.11, B.13, B.16, B.20-B.22, B.26, B.30, B.39, B.47, B.51, B.53, B.67, B.72, B.93, B.109 A.62, A.99, A.101 NUFFIELD DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY NUFFIELD DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY A.32, A.40, A.58, A.62, A.68, A.76, A.79, A.98 NUFFIELD DEPARTMENT OF ANAESTHETICS A.82 A.107 NUFFIELD DEPARTMENT OF CLINICAL MEDICINE A.30, B.108 DYSON PERRINS LABORATORY NUFFIELD DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD CONT’D NUFFIELD INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH A.65 NUFFIELD LABORATORY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY A.99, B.98 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY SCHOOL OF GEOGRAPHY A.69, B.76 A.83 SIR WILLIAM DUNN SCHOOL OF PATHOLOGY A.8-A.11, A.15, A.16, A.20, A.28, A.33, A.34, A.36, A.39, A.43, A.44, A.57, A.59, A.62, A.68, A.80, A.84, A.85, A.89, A.95, A.97, A.100- A.102, A.104, A.106-A.108, A.110, A.191, B.67, B.99, B.108 MRC CELLULAR IMMUNOLOGY UNIT A.48 UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY A.24, A.38, A.62, A.85, A.92, A.107, B.62, B.77, B.83, B.86, B.88 MRC ANATOMICAL NEURO- PHARMACOLOGY UNIT A.107, A.110 UNIVERSITY LABORATORY OF PHYSIOLOGY HOOKE LIBRARY APPEAL RADCLIFFE SCIENCE LIBRARY MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE B.1;,B:2 WELLCOME UNIT FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE A.33, A.35, A.39, A.40, A.43, A.59, A.61, A.62, A.66, A.71-A.73, A.75, A.81, A.84, A.85, A.87, A.95, A.107, A.108, B.57, B.63, B.66, B.69, B.76, B.77, B.81, B.85, B.92, B.93, B.101, B.104, B.105, B.107, B.109 A.11 A.18, A.20, A.22, A.25, A.27, A.28, A.45, A.65, A.69, A.70, A.93, A.99, A.103, A.106, A.114, A.115-A.131, A.135, A.139, A.154, A.191, B.17, B.19, B.93, B.94, B.112-B.114 A.6, A.7, A.9, A.14, A.134, A.154, B.4, B.123 B.96 B.93 A.12 B.16 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OFFICES ACCOMMODATION OFFICE UNIVERSITY CHEST B.37, B.51, B.54, B.58 UNIVERSITY PRESS E.P. Abraham Funds Index of correspondents UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD CONT’D UNIVERSITY REGISTRY A.1, A.3, A.8, A.14, A.15 UNIVERSITY SURVEYOR’S OFFICE A.41, A.59, A.65, A.69, A.70, A.93, A.95, A.106, A.112, B.16, B.72 VINCENT, Ewart Albert VOLLRATH, Fritz VONDERHEIDE, Robert H. A.64 B.108 A.110 W.M. BAYLISS, SONS & CO., Chartered Accountants WADMAN, Meredith WALEY, Stephen G. A.2, A.4-A.6, A.133-A.141, A.151, Aloe; Bel16) Ba 7 A.103 A.68, A.80, A.84, A.85, A.95, A.100, A.104, A.106, A.108 WALTON, John Nicholas, Baron B.80, B.87, B.96, B.108, B.110 WARNER, Francis B.29; B51, B.56, B64: WEBSTER, Charles WEDDELL, A. Graham M. WELLCOME TRUST WEATHERALL, Sir David John WATKINSON, Sarah WATTS, Anthony A.30, A.118, B.108 B.10, B.37, B.58 B.99 A.45, A.70 WARNOCK, Sir Geoffrey James A.36, A.86, B.83, B.88, B.103, B.111 B.78 A.27, A.58, A.62, A.68, A.81, A.107, A.110, B.34 B.18 A.26, A.32 WILLIAMS, Alan F. WILLIAMS, Rachel WHITE, John W. WHITTEN, Max J. B.51 A.114 A.48 WHATLEY, Frederick Robert A.19, A.22, A.23, A.30, A.45 WHITTERIDGE, David E.P. Abraham Funds WILLIAMS, Robert John Paton WILLIAMS, Trevor Illtyd WYLIE, John A.H. YOUNG, Geoffrey T. YU Chack-Yung YUDKIN, Michael David Index of correspondents A.30, A.92, A.102 See also A.34 B.92 A.15, A.16 B.47 A.99, B.84 B.16 See also B.14