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Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of Francis John Worsley Roughton FRS (1899 - 1972) NCUACS catalogue no. 88/1/00 by Peter Harper and Timothy E. Powell F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Title: Compiled by: Description level: Fonds Date of material: 1905-1973 Peter Harper and Timothy E. Powell Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of Francis John Worsley Roughton FRS (1899-1972), physiologist NCUACS catalogue no. 88/1/00 © 2000 National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, University of Bath Extent of material: ca 250 items Reference code: GB 0012 Deposited in: Cambridge University Library F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 The work of the National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, and the production of this catalogue, are made possible by the support of the following societies and organisations: The Biochemical Society The British Crystallographic Association The Geological Society The Higher Education Funding Council for England The Institute of Physics The Royal Society Trinity College Cambridge The Wellcome Trust F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 NOT ALL THE MATERIAL IN THIS COLLECTION MAY YET BE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION. ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED IN THE FIRST INSTANCE TO: THE KEEPER OF MANUSCRIPTS AND UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY WEST ROAD CAMBRIDGE F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 LIST OF CONTENTS GENERAL INTRODUCTION SECTION A BIOGRAPHICAL A.1-A.184 SECTION B DEPARTMENT OF COLLOID SCIENCE SECTION C PUBLICATIONS SECTION D SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 GENERAL INTRODUCTION PROVENANCE The papers were received in April 1999 from Dr Rosemary Summers, daughter. OUTLINE OF THE CAREER OF F.J.W. ROUGHTON Francis John Worsley Roughton was born on 6 January 1899 at Kettering where his father was the fifth successive Roughton to practice medicine. He was educated at Winchester College (Scholar) and Trinity College Cambridge (Scholar). As a young man he suffered from attacks of paroxysmal tachycardia. In consequence he was unable to serve in the First World War coming up to Trinity in 1917 on leaving Winchester. He was also advised that his cardiac condition precluded his planned career in medicine. His academic distinction was such (1st Class Natural Sciences Tripos Part !) that although he was unable to take his Part Il examinations because of repeated cardiac attacks he was treated as if he had done so, and became a graduate student. On completion of his thesis he was elected to a Fellowship at Trinity (1923). He was successively Lecturer in Biochemistry, 1923-1927 and Lecturer in Physiology, 1927-1947, at Cambridge. In 1925 he married Alice Hopkinson whose father had been Professor of Engineering at Cambridge. They had two children Geoffrey and Rosemary. effects of carbon monoxide on respiration. America in 1940 at the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory, conducting war-related research, chiefly on the The foundations of Roughton’s research career were laid working with H. Hartridge to make the first rapid kinetic measurement on a solution by the mixing method. His interest in these early years was mainly physiology and Roughton, with three other young Cambridge scientists M. Dixon, J. Needham and H. Tunnicliffe, belonged to an informal association called the Canula Club which met to discuss topics in physiology. In 1929 he was Rockefeller travelling fellow in the USA and was back again in During the last 15 years of his Department towards the study of membranes and biological surface effects. However, such were the doubts about the existence of a definable subject called Colloid Science that on his retirement in 1966 rather disparate group in the Department whose interests ranged from physical chemistry of proteins to ore flotation. During the latter part of his tenure he attempted to re-direct the work of the Roughton returned to Cambridge at the end of the Second World War and in 1947 accepted an invitation to become the second John Humphrey Plummer Professor of Colloid Science (in succession to E.K. Rideal) and Head of the Department of Colloid Science. He presided over a the title of the department was extinguished in favour of Biophysics. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 life he spent an increasing amount of time in California and Milan working on the basic problems of respiratory physiology and of the carbon dioxide - haemoglobin interaction. Roughton was elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1936. He died at Cambridge on 29 April 1972. For a fuller account of the life and career of Roughton see Q.H. Gibson’s memoir for the Royal Society on which this outline has freely drawn (Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, vol 19 (1973), 563-582). DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION The material is presented in the order given in the List of Contents. It covers the period 1905-1973. Section A, Biographical, is the largest in the collection. There is some documentation of school, undergraduate and early scientific career but the principal component is a sequence of letters and postcards from Roughton to his mother, 1905-1929. ‘friends’ including scientific and Trinity College Cambridge colleagues from the period ca 1920-1925. There are also small groups of letters from His correspondents are E.D. Adrian, W.L. Section D, Scientific correspondence, is not extensive but of some importance as relating to Roughton’s Second World War research at Harvard. Section B, Department of Colloid Science, principally relates to the future of colloid science and the department on Roughton’s retirement. Section C, Publications, consists of a list of publications and a set of off-prints 1921-1973, the last item in the set being an off-print of Q.H. Gibson’s memoir for the Royal Society. The material includes Roughton’s correspondence with the university authorities and scientific colleagues and papers by him and others on future of colloid science at Cambridge. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The principal deposit of Roughton papers is housed at the American Philosophical Society Library, Bragg, R.H. Fowler and A.V. Hill. There is also an index of correspondents. LOCATION OF OTHER MATERIAL F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are grateful to Dr Summers for making the papers available for cataloguing. Peter Harper Timothy E. Powell Bath 2000 F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 SECTION A BIOGRAPHICAL ‘Design of the catalogue and description of the contents of the papers and documents left by Professor F.J.W. Roughton, F.R.S. (1899-1972). This document relates to the principal deposit of Roughton papers housed by Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania, USA. Philosophical American Society, Library the of School Education Holmwood School, Freshfield. School reports, 1909-1912. Miscellaneous papers from Holmwood School, 1910. School reports. Scholarship 1912. Winchester College Letters and telegrams addressed to Roughton’s parents. Unindexed. Essay on Julius Caesar, possibly from Roughton’s time at Holmwood School, n.d. Timetables, n.d. 1915-1917. Ho12: F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical Draft letter from Roughton’s father to the headmaster, M.J. Rendall, re his son’s decision that he would like to be a medical man and the consequences of this decision for his education, 1 February 1914. Letter from L.L. Garbutt at Winchester College to Roughton’s father re his wishes ‘in the matter of practical chemistry’, 3 April 1916. Miscellaneous papers from Winchester College including printed letter from headmaster, M.J. Rendall re harvest plans proposed by the National Service Department (Agricultural Section), 29 May 1917. Exercise book used for extensive notes on Greek grammar. N.d. A.13-A.28 Notes, Probably Roughton’s undergraduate studies at Trinity College, Cambridge. mathematics and principally physics. on relate to Contents of envelope divided into sixteen for ease of reference. 1 sheet only dated ‘6/5/18’ (A.16). ‘A Sherlock Holmes Examination’. Copy of The Trinity Magazine, February 1921. ‘A Sherlock Holmes Examination’ appears on pp 53-55 of the magazine. Letter and manuscript notes and drafts relating to the Sherlock Holmes examination paper found loose at the front of the magazine. College. Draft application, notice of election from Cambridge University Reporter, letter Rendall, headmaster of Winchester Michael Foster Research Studentship, 1921. of congratulations from M.J. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical George Henry Lewes Studentship, n.d. In consequence of his appointment to the George Henry Lewes studentship Roughton resigned from the Michael Foster studentship. Press announcement with manuscript draft of the same; copy of trust deed of the studentship. A.33-A.36 Fellowship, Trinity College, 1923. Letters and telegrams of congratulation; press-cutting. 4 folders. A.33 includes letter from University Registry to the effect that Roughton had been posted as passed in Physics and Chemistry, 21 March 1918. Found with Fellowship letters. University Lectureship in Biochemistry, 1924. Notices of vacancy and appointment, letters of congratulation. Rolleston Prize, 1924. Letters and telegram of congratulation; press-cutting. A.39-A.183 Family and personal correspondence, 1905-1929, n.d. Roughton’s letters and postcards to his mother 1905-1929, n.d. The sequence includes letters and postcards from Holmwood School, Freshfield, Winchester College and Trinity College Cambridge and from a scientific visit to the USA in 1928-1929. Almost all Roughton’s letters are undated and have been ordered from the postmarks on envelopes which have therefore been retained. Some of the ordering by year and month is tentative from the difficulty in deciphering postmarks. 1905 letter is addressed to ‘My dear daddy’. This sequence includes a small number of letters from Roughton to father. his A.39-A.164 1905, n.d. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1911 June, July. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1912 January, February. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1913 April - June. 1913 July. 1913 October, November. Includes 1 letter from Roughton’s father. 1914 March. 1914 May. 1914 June. 1914 July. 1913 December. 1914 January, February. 1914 October. 1914 September. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1914 November. 1914 December. 1915 February. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1915 March. 1915 April. 1915 May. 1915 June. 1915 July. 1915 October. 1915 September. 1916 January. 1915 November. 1915 December. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1916 February. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1916 March, April. 1916 May. 1916 June. 1916 July. 1916 September. 1916 October. 1916 November. 1916 December. 1916 (month unidentified). Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. school. Includes printed letters from the headmaster of Winchester College, M.J. Rendall re the food situation and an epidemic form of pneumonia at the 1917 January. 1917 February. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1917 March. 1917 April. Includes heart tachycardia, and his exemption from military service. re Roughton’s opinions medical condition, paroxysmal 1917 May. 1917 June. 1917 July. 1917 September. 1917 October. 2 folders. 1917 November. 1917 December. Includes 1 College, M.J. Rendall. letter to Roughton’s father from the headmaster of Winchester 1918 February. 1917 (month unidentified). 1918 January. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1918 March. 1918 April - June. 1918 July. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1918 August. 1918 October. 1918 November. 1919 January. 1919 May. 1919 June. 1919 July. 1918 December. 1919 February. 1919 March, April. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1919 August. 1919 October. Includes 2 letters to Roughton’s father. 1919 November. Includes 1 letter to Roughton’s father. 1919 December. 1920 January. 1920 February. 1920 March. 1920 May. 1920 June - August. Includes ‘Provisional Time Table for Easter Term 1920’. 1921 February. 1920 October, November. 1920 December. 1921 January. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1921 March. 1921 April. 1921 May, June. 1921 July. 1921 August-October. 1921 December. 1921 (month unidentified). 1922 January. 1922 February. 1922 March - May. 1922 November, December. 1922 July, August. 1922 June. 1922 October. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1923-1924. 1925-1926. 1927 January. 1927 March. 1927 April. 1927 May. 1927 June. 1927 July, August. 1927 November, December. 1927 September, October. 1928 July. 1928 January, February. 1928 March, April. 1928 May, June. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1928 October. Includes 1 letter from Roughton’s wife Alice. 1928 November. Includes 2 letters from Roughton’s wife Alice and 1 letter from Roughton to his father. A.147, A.148 1928 December. 2 folders. A.148 includes 1 letter from Roughton’s wife Alice and a Christmas greetings cable. 1929 January. 1929 February. 1929 March. 10 folders. A.162, A. 163 and postcards mostly written from Trinity College Cambridge A.152-A.161 N.d. Letters written from Winchester College. A.154 includes 2 letters to Roughton’s father and A.155 and A.158 include 1 letter each to Roughton’s father. N.d. Letter written from 27 Millington Road, Cambridge. A.162 includes a letter which may have been written on a return visit to Winchester. Letters N.d. and Union Society Cambridge. 2 folders. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical A.165-A.172 ‘Friends Letters’. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into nine for ease of reference: 1919, 1922-1924, n.d. TAS: A.167-A.168A 1923. 3 folders. A.169, A.170 1924. 2 folders. A.171, A.172 N.d. 2 folders. 1923. 4 folders. A.173-A.179 ‘Friends’. reference: 1923-1925, n.d. A.174-A.177 1924. Contents of folder so inscribed divided into seven for ease of correspondence 1917-1925, n.d. Contents of folder divided into five for ease of reference: miscellaneous A.180-A.184 F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Biographical 1917-1918. Letter of 13 December 1917 informed Roughton that he had been elected to a Scholarship of £80 a year at Trinity. 1920-1922. Includes notification of Roughton’s election as a member of the Physiological Society. 1924-1925. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 SECTION B DEPARTMENT OF COLLOID SCIENCE In 1947 Roughton succeeded E.K. Rideal as the second John Humphrey Plummer Professor of Colloid Science and Head of the Department of Colloid Science, University of Cambridge. On his retirement in 1966 ‘the doubts about the existence of a definable subject called Colloid Science were so strongly and widely shared that the title of the department was extinguished in favour of Biophysics’ (Q.H. Gibson, ‘Francis John Worsley Roughton’, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, vol 19 (1973), p 566). The papers principally relate to the future of colloid science and the department on Roughton’s retirement. An historical account of the development of the department is given in its first Annual Report 1955- 1956. See B.1. Annual Reports 1955-1961. 1956-1957. 1957-1958. 1958-1959. 1955-1956. With manuscript annotation. This was the first Annual Report from the Department of Colloid Science. Establishment at 1 January 1951. General correspondence and papers, 1951-1968. 1959-1960. 1960-1961. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science ‘Preliminary statement of needs of the Department of Colloid Science for the Quinquennium 1957-1962’, April 1955. ‘Needs of Department of Colloid Science as from October 1955’. Papers re Rockefeller Foundation grant, October 1955. Faculty of Physics and Chemistry ‘Needs of the Departments, 1956-57’. Page 2 only of minutes of meeting, dated at the top of the page in manuscript ‘27 Jan 1956’. Page 3 only of statement of needs, dated at the top manuscript ‘1956/57’. of the page in 4pp typescript statement by Roughton on the formation of an Advisory Committee for Colloid Science, dated at first page in manuscript ‘1956’. the top the of Correspondence between Roughton and H.M. Taylor, Secretary General of the Faculties, arising from resignation of J.H. Shulman from his position as Reader in Surface Chemistry in the Department of Colloid Science, June- August 1957. meeting of the Committee of the General 2 folders. Board on Correspondence between Roughton and H.M. Taylor, Secretary General of the Faculties, re future arrangements for Colloid Science, September - November 1957. Report on the Department of Metallurgy, 24 June 1957, to consider the future of J.H. Shulman’s group working on surface chemistry, dated 1 July 1957, with 2pp typescript ‘additions ... accepted by General Board Committee’. the changes, 31 May 1957 - 23 January 1958. ‘Current changes in the Department of Colloid Science’. Paper summarising Papers re ‘Needs’ of the Department of Colloid Science, 1957-1958. Includes ground floor plan of the Department of Physical Chemistry. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science Correspondence between Roughton and H.M. Taylor, Secretary General of the Faculties, re future arrangements for Colloid Science, January - March 1958. Correspondence between Roughton and H.M. Taylor, Secretary General of the Faculties, re future arrangements for Colloid Science, April - June 1958. B.15-B.20 Correspondence and papers re Committee of the General Board on matters of concern to the Department of Colloid Science, 1958-1959. The Committee met on 14 and 31 July 1958 and 10 February 1959. 6 folders. 1p typescript draft re the problem of smaller departments such as Colloid Science in the University, dated in manuscript at the top of the page ‘1958’. Correspondence re Plummer Chair of Colloid Science and the Oppenheimer benefaction, November 1959. Papers prepared by Roughton for the Committee on the John Humphrey Plummer Professorship of Colloid Science, June 1960. ‘Revised draft’ of report of the Committee on the John Humphrey Plummer Professorship of Colloid Science, July 1960, with related correspondence, July - September 1960. accommodation. 1961. Correspondence and papers re research in the department funded by Government Research Councils, departmental needs for 1962-1963 and Papers re ‘Needs for 1961/2’, ‘Quinquennial Estimates, 1962-67’, ‘Needs for the Redevelopment of the Museum Site’ and ‘The Bles Bequest’. 1960. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science re committee appointed by the Correspondence and papers principally General Board to consider the future of work in the Department of Colloid Science, and matters arising. 1962. Includes off-print Chemistry and Industry, 1962. of article on the Department of Colloid Science from Paper by Roughton with covering letter about the idea of creating for him ‘a personal professorship plus research unit ... together with other problems to do with the Department of Colloid Science’. December 1962. Correspondence principally re personnel questions arising from decisions to discontinue the Professorship of Colloid Science on Roughton’s retirement and wind up the Department, 1963. Papers re Departmental ‘Needs for 1965-66’, chemists and the Bles Bequest, 1964 and n.d. the shortage of colloid B.31-B.40 January 1965. The paper is Roughton at the meeting of the Board of Biology A on 30 November 1964’. ‘Extract from the speech of Professor F.J.W. sub-titled Correspondence and papers re the future of the Department of Colloid Science, 1965. Includes paper by Roughton on ‘The History of Biophysics in Cambridge and Great Britain and its Relationships with Colloid Science (with some criticism of the proposal to attach the Professorship of Biophysics to the Plummer Foundation)’, 19 January 1965. Quinquennial Estimates, 1967-1972. Includes papers by Roughton and minutes of meetings of the Faculty Board of Biology ‘A’, the Faculty Board of Physics and Chemistry, 19 February. Papers re Department of Physics and Department of Physical Chemistry February 1965. April, May 1965. 15 February and of F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science May 1965. Papers re the Professorship of Colloid Science, the Bles Bequest and links between the Universities and Government Research Establishments and Industry. June 1965. Correspondence re the future of Colloid Science. July-September 1965. Correspondence, principally re personnel questions, arising from the winding up of the Department of Colloid Science. October-December 1965. Correspondence and papers re Professorship of Colloid Science. November 1965. Department of Physics and Department of Physical Chemistry ‘Needs for 1966-67’. The invitations include conferences and consultancy work and continue for a period after Roughton’s retirement in 1966. List of ‘Invitations, mostly accepted’ on back of two Cambridge University Engineering Department invitation cards for the opening ‘of the final stage of the building authorised by the University in 1948’ on 3 December 1965. Science, 1966. Faculty Board of Physics and Chemistry paper on Department of Colloid Science, n.d. [?1965]. the future of the B.41-B.43 Correspondence and papers re the future of the Department of Colloid F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science January, February 1966. Includes ‘1st draft’ of statement by J.W. Linnett of his own position and ideas on the future of the Department of Colloid Science, sent to Roughton, with covering letter, 7 January. April, May 1966. Includes agenda, memorandum on future accommodation for colloid science and minutes of meeting of the Council of the School of Physical Sciences, 17 May. September, October 1966. Includes paper re a General Discussion of the Faraday Society on Colloid Stability, Nottingham, September. B.44-B.46 January, February 1968. 3 folders. B.47 of them dated in error in Carbon copy of letter to Vice-Chancellor from ? Department of Colloid Science. a senior member of the B.47-B.54 Undated papers. Includes correspondence and papers re Senate Discussion on Science, 20 February. Colloid Typescript copies of 2 letters from N.K. Adam, 1 1936; ‘Summary of Professor N.K. Adam’s views’. 1p duplicated typescript by J.W. Linnett. ‘Memorandum to the General Board on the future of the Department of Colloid Science’. This memorandum was prepared by the senior staff of the Department other than Roughton. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 Department of Colloid Science Manuscript and typescript notes and drafts by Roughton. 5 folders. Miscellaneous printed material 1941-1961. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 SECTION C PUBLICATIONS List of publications. This list was produced by Roughton’s daughter, Dr Rosemary Summers and includes as its final item Q.H. Gibson’s biographical memoir of Roughton for the Royal Society, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, vol. 19 (1973), 563-582. See C.7. Off-prints 1921-1973 1921-1928. 1 bundle. 1930-1938. 1 bundle. 1 bundle. 1 bundle. 1970-1973. 1941-1949. 1 bundle 1951-1959. 1960-1968. 1 bundle. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 SECTION D SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE The small amount of correspondence presented here dates from Roughton’s time in the USA during the Second World War. In 1940 he went to the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts where he conducted war-related research, chiefly on the effects of carbon dioxide on respiration. The correspondence comprises both incoming correspondence and manuscript copies of Roughton’s own letters. Adrian, E.D. 1941-1942 Includes a manuscript copy of a 1942 letter from Roughton to Sir Henry [?] re his research. Bragg, W.L. 1941 Bragg’s letters to Roughton were written from Canada. aviation medicine centres in Canada in the summer of 1941. Roughton visited 1941, n.d 1941 Central Scientific Office), British a Visit to Aviation Medicine Centres in Includes Roughton’s ‘Notes on Canada June 23 - July 2/41’. Fowler, R.H. Purchasing Hill’s letters are written as the Secretary of the Royal Society. July-August 1940 relate to the arrangements for Roughton to visit the USA. His letters of Fowler's 1941 letters are written from the British Technical Mission (from February Office, Washington D.C. An undated letter is written from the University of Toronto. 1945, n.d. 1940-1945, n.d. 1941-1943. Hill, A.V. 1940. F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS ADAIR, Gilbert Smithson ADAM, Neil Kensington ADRIAN, Edgar Douglas, 1st Baron ADRIAN, Hester Agnes, Lady AINSLIE, Phyllis ALFORD, Dick BAKER, Edith BETHUNE- BALL, Walter William ROUSE BARCROFT, Henry BARCROFT, Mary Agnetta, Lady BATCHELOR, George Keith A.38, A.166, A.167, A.169 A.173, A.174, B.47 A.181, D.1 A.172 A.33 A.38 A.169 A.33, A.166, A.167, A.180, A.183 A.168, A.184 A.175 B.37 BROADBENT, Henry BURN, Joshua Harold A.184, D.2 BENHAM, B. BENHAM, M. BRAGG, Sir William Lawrence A.182 A.33 A.180 BROWNE, Benjamin Chapman BAYLISS, Sir William Maddock A.33, A.168A, A.172 See also A.166 BLACKETT, Patrick Maynard Stuart, Baron B.15, B.16 A.183 A.179 A.175 A.33 See B.13 A.176 CARROLL, D.C. CHRISTIE, J.T. A.33 A.30, A.172 COTTRELL, Sir Alan Howard CLARK, E. KITSON CLARK, G. KITSON CLARK, Mary KITSON F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 CRAWLEY, C.W. DAVIES, F.G.W. DAVIS, Hallowell DIXON, Malcolm DUFF, James F. DYKES, Frederick James EVANS, Ulrick Richardson EVERRETT, Outram FOOT, Arthur FOWLER, Ralph Howard FULTON, J.F. Index of correspondents A.166, A.174 A.184 A.168, A.177, A.178 A.167 A.33 A.167 B.35, B.44 A.33 A.33 D.3 A.33, A.168, A.168A, A.176 GARBUTT, L.L. HAMBLETON, F.G. HARRISON, E. GRIFFITH, G. Talbot GRIFFITHS, J.H.T. A.10 A.171 A.33 A.168 A.34 HALDANE, John Scott GOODWIN, Leslie Frank Hutchinson HALDANE, John Burdon Sanderson A.183 A.166, A.168, A.172, A.174, A.176, A.183 A.182 A.181 A.167 HARTRIDGE, Hamilton HIMWICH, Harold E. HARVEY, L.M. HAYDON, D.A. See B.48 A.168A HILL, Archibald Vivian HILL, Robert B.27-B.29, B.36, B.41 A.34. A.182, D.3-D.6 F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 HOGG, C.S. HOLMES, Eric HOLMES, R.F. Index of correspondents HOPKINS, Sir Frederick Gowland HORTON, C.E. HUGGETT, Arthur St George Joseph McCarthy ILLINGWORTH, L. INNES, A.S. JOHNSON, Paley JONES, Audrey Lloyd JONES, C. Lloyd A.175 A.179 B.26 A.37 A.34, A.166 A.169 A.172 A.167 B.29, B.36 See also B.37, B.48 A.177 A.167, A.174 JONES, P.M. Hugh KIPPING, F.B. A.34, A.38 B.26, B.27 LEIGH, F.E. Austen LENNARD, A.E. LANGLEY, John Newport A.167 A.180 A.171 LAPSLEY, Gaillard Thomas LAURENCE, Reginald Vere A.182 See also A.31 A.171, A.174 A.174 A.179 LUPTON, C.A. LYTHGOE, R.J. A.168A A.172, A.179 LENNARD, Kathleen M. LINNETT, John Wilfrid McDOWALL, Hilda M. MADGE, F.T. B.37, B.41, B.49 A.167, A.172, A.177, A.184 A.168, A.168A, A.170, Index of correspondents F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 MADGE, G.M. MAITLAND, P. MANNERS, Louisa M. MELLANBY, John MILNE, Edward Arthur MUNN, R.G. NEEDHAM, Joseph NICHOLAS, Tresillian Charles NORRISH, Ronald George Wreyford OTTEWILL, Ronald Harry OWEN, C.L. A.169, A.175, A.179 See B.25, B.31, B.34 A. 168A A.169, A.177 A.38, A.179 A.183 A.34 A.183 See B.30 B.29, B.35 See also B.48 A.34 PARSONS, T.R. PIRIE, G.C. POPE, Frances G. PRICE, H.H. RITCHIE, A.D. RIDEAL, Sir Eric Keightley RENDALL, Montague John A.37 A.34 D.2 A.179 PETERS, Sir Rudolph Albert A.34, A.37, A.170, A.171, A.172, A.174, A.179 A.35 A.11, A.31, A.77, A.87, A.180 See also A.10 RIVERS, William Halse Rivers A.184 A.35, A.166 A.182 A.35, A.168A A.35 A.35, A.172 ROBERTS, Keith ROBERTSON, D.S. ROBERTSON, Phyllis ROSEVEARE, [?] Index of correspondents F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 ROUGHTON, Alice ROUGHTON, Caroline Margaret ROUGHTON, Dorothy ROUGHTON, Emma M. ROUGHTON, Hugh ROUGHTON, John Paul ROUSE BALL A.36, A.145-A.147, A.169, A.170 A.36, A.38, A.170, A.182, A.184 A.36, A.184 A.36 A.36, A.175, A.183 A.10, A.36, A.180-A.184 See BALL, W.W. ROUSE RUTHERFORD, Mary, Lady A.171 SARTAIN, W.J. SCOTT, Maisie SEWARD, A.C. B.24, B.29, B.31, B.34, B.36 A.172 A.35 TAYLOR, H.M. SIMON, Gilbert SMITH, J. Parker TEAGUE & KING LTD B.31 A.168A A.35 A.35 A.181 THOMSON, L. M. Milner TAYLOR, William Hodge SWANN, Meredith Blake Robson TODD, Alexander Robertus, Baron B.5, B.7, B.8, B.10, B.13, B.14, B.17, B.20 See also A.182 A.165 B.22 A.166 A.35 A.170 WALTON, J. WELLSMAN, A. A.35, A.172, A.179 WHETHAM, Dampier WHETHAM, Margaret WHYTE, Lancelot L. A.167, A.168 F.J.W. Roughton NCUACS 88/1/00 WILSON, J.V. WINSTANLEY, Denys A. WOOLLEY, E. Francis R. WORDIE, J.M. YOUNG, Sir Frank George Index of correspondents A.35 A.35 A.35, A.169, A.170, A.181 A.176, A.168A B.35