Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of Sir Kenneth Hutchison FRS FEng (1903 - 1989) by Alan Hayward and Peter Harper NCUACS catalogue no.80/1/99 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Title: Catalogue of the papers and correspondence of Sir Kenneth Hutchison FRS FEng (1903-1989), chemical/gas engineer Compiled by: Alan Hayward and Peter Harper Deposited in: Date of material: 1900-1989 Description level: Fonds Reference code: GB 14 Extent of material: 11 boxes, ca 300 items Churchill College Archives Centre © 1999 National Cataloguing Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, University of Bath. NCUACS catalogue no.80/1/99 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 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 Geological Society The Institute of Physics _The Royal Society Trinity College, Cambridge The Higher Education Funding Council for England The Wellcome Trust W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 NOT ALL THE MATERIAL IN THIS COLLECTION MAY YET BE AVAILABLE FOR CONSULTATION. ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED IN THE FIRST INSTANCE TO: THE ARCHIVIST CHURCHILL COLLEGE CHURCHILL COLLEGE ARCHIVES CENTRE CAMBRIDGE W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 LIST OF CONTENTS GENERAL INTRODUCTION SECTIONA AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL A.1 -A.215 SECTIONB LECTURES, SPEECHES AND ARTICLES SECTIONC VISITS AND CONFERENCES INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 GENERAL INTRODUCTION PROVENANCE The papers were received in August 1997 from Mr D.R. Martin to whom they were bequeathed by Hutchison. OUTLINE OF THE CAREER OF SIR KENNETH HUTCHISON William Kenneth Hutchison was born on 30 October 1903 in Assam, India, where his father managed a tea garden. Following his mother’s death from appendicitis in 1906 Hutchison was sent with his brothers and sisters to Scotland where they were brought up at Lochar House, near Dumfries, by their Aunt Harriet. In 1914 the family moved to Edinburgh where Hutchison attended the Edinburgh Academy as a day boy. In 1922 he obtained a scholarship in natural sciences at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, and after his third year examinations, Hutchison spent his research year as C.N. Hinshelwood’s personal research assistant investigating the decomposition of acetone. Several publications resulted from this research, and he graduated with First Class Honours in Chemistry, but Hutchison decided against an academic career and turned instead to industry. In September 1926 he joined the Gas Light and Coke Company as a research chemist, working to improve the performance of existing gasworks plant. After several years Hutchison moved to the company’s Fulham Laboratory as a Senior Chemist. During the mid-1930s he took a leading role in the design and construction of a new benzole plant at Kensal Green. The plant began operating in 1937 with immediate success, and Hutchisons’s work on it was recognised in 1942 with the award of the Moulton Medal of the Institution of Chemical Engineers. Despite his achievements Hutchison felt his prospects for advancement within the Gas Light and Coke Company were limited and when he was offered a secondment to the Air Ministry’s Directorate of Hydrogen Production, to help with the war effort, he readily accepted. a testament to Hutchison’s success as Director that despite the large Hutchison joined the Directorate in January 1941 as an Assistant Director and in June 1942 suceeded Viscount Ridley as Director. The Directorate’s main task was to organise the manufacture and supply of hydrogen to support the balloon barrages flying over the major cities and other significant targets in the United Kingdom. It is W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 number of balloons destroyed during German air attacks, hydrogen supply was consistently able to meet demand. In January 1944 Hutchison took on wider responsibilties with appointment as Director of Compressed Gases and saw to it that there was an effective supply system to meet the demands of British and American aircraft for high flying oxygen. In August 1945 Hutchison obtained his release from the Air Ministry and returned to work for the Gas Light and Coke Company. He was appointed Controller of by-products in December 1945 and in late 1946 became a Managing Director of the Company and a member of its Court of Directors. Hutchison did not hold these positions long, however, as change swept through the gas industry with its nationalisation. In 1948 Hutchison was appointed Chairman of the South Eastern Gas Board, one of twelve Area Boards established by the 1948 Gas Act to operate as independent bodies, directly responsible to the Government. Hutchison was also made a founder member of the newly constituted Gas Council. During the 1950s and 1960s Hutchison played a crucial role in reversing the fortunes of the gas industry and extricating it from the hold which the National Coal Board had over it. This was partly done by embracing oil rather than coal as the industry's raw material in order to make production cheaper and less capital intensive. In 1955 Hutchison signed an agreement with British Petroleum (BP) to establish an oil gasification plant next to the company’s refinery on the Isle of Grain. This plant came into operation in 1958 and enabled the South Eastern Gas Board to make use of surplus BP oil products. As well as encouraging technological developments, such as the shipment of liquid natural gas to the United Kingdom, Hutchison also took important steps to increase gas sales by promoting the idea of whole-house heating. Despite little encouragement from the gas industry in 1959 he placed the first advertisement for gas central heating in a national journal and within a few years the concept had gained strong support. At the beginning of 1960 Sir Henry Jones became Chairman of the Gas Council and Hutchison left the South Eastern Gas Board to join him as Deputy Chairman. partnership since as Sir Denis Rooke wrote in his memoir of Hutchison: ‘They made a great double act as they set about building on the industry's newfound confidence, Jones using his cool clinical approach to face the heavy political pressures flowing from Westminster and Whitehall while Hutchison gave full rein to his fertile and original mind over the whole spectrum of the industry’s operations.” Royal Society 42, 1996, p.215 This proved to be an important Hutchison took on the task of improving the gas industry's public image with a highly successful national advertising campaign which promoted ‘High Speed Gas’. He was also a driving force behind the Council’s active involvement in seismic surveys in the North Sea, which led to the discovery of "Sir Kenneth Hutchison, CBE, F.Eng’, by Sir Denis Rooke, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 significant natural gas reserves. At the end of 1966 Hutchison retired from the gas industry, although he did work as a consultant to the oil company, Amoco from 1967 to 1975. A large part of Hutchison’s retirement was taken up with the writing of his autobiography, which was published in 1987 as High Speed Gas. He died on 28 November 1989. Hutchison was accorded numerous honours and awards. He was awarded the CBE in 1954, a knighthood in 1962 and was elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society in 1966 and the Fellowhip of Engineering in 1976. DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION The material is presented as shown in the List of Contents. It covers the period 1900-1989. There are drafts of Section A, Autobiographical, consists almost entirely of papers relating to the writing of Hutchison’s autobiography, High Speed Gas. his autobiographical writings and some correspondence regarding the book’s publication but the bulk of the material is made up of Hutchison’s working papers, which include typescript drafts, original source material, correspondence with friends, family and former colleagues and copies of some of his articles, lectures and speeches. The original source material includes Hutchison family letters from the early 1900s and a correspondence relating to Hutchison’s war work. The section also contains photographic material, some of which relates to the autobiography. little Section B, Lectures, speeches and articles, comprises chronological sequences of addresses by Hutchison, 1948-1971 and published articles, 1960-1985. The speeches and lectures are mainly documented by Hutchison’s typescripts, but there is also correspondence regarding several of his more important later addresses. The material relating to Hutchison’s articles includes newspaper Cuttings of his articles for the Financial Times on gas industry developments, written as Deputy Chairman of the Gas Council. There is also correspondence and papers relating to a Royal Society biographical memoir of There is also an index of correspondents. Section C, Visits and conferences, is very small, covering just one visit and two conferences between 1961 and 1972. Records of the Royal Society of London, both written during his retirement. F.J. Dent and a paper on the history of the gas industry for Notes and W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We are very grateful to Mr Martin for making the papers available for cataloguing. Alan Hayward Peter Harper BATH 1999 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 SECTION A AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL A.1-A.215 A.1-A.203 AUTOBIOGRAPHY A.1-A.18 Drafts A.19-A.25 Correspondence A.26-A.177 Working papers A.178-A.190 Background material A.191-A.203 Illustrations A.204-A.215 MISCELLANEOUS BIOGRAPHICAL W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.1-A.203 AUTOBIOGRAPHY Hutchison published his autobiography High Speed Gas in 1987. The first eight chapters were based on what he refers to in the book’s Preface as ‘four monographs written for circulation among friends and relatives’. These were written during the early to mid 1980s and copies of three of them can be found at A.16, A.18 and A.53. By 1985 D.R. Martin, the son of Hutchison’s friend Sir John Martin, had joined Hutchison in the editing and preparation of the book and in early 1987 a publisher was found. Hutchison kept no diaries and very few letters but in writing the book he was able to draw on the reminiscences of friends, family and former colleagues and made extensive use of his own lectures, speeches and articles. The arrangement of the book does not appear to have been decided until very close to publication. It should be noted that the chapter numbers in the latest typescript drafts do not match those in the published book. Drafts ca 1982-1987 45pp with illustrations, containing chapters numbered 9 and 11. 328pp with illustrations, containing chapters numbered 1-7 and 10. This material consists of typescript drafts for High Speed Gas and copies of some of Hutchison’s earlier monographs written for circulation among his friends and relatives. ‘High Speed Gas: An Autobiography by Sir Kenneth Hutchison FRS’, two volume bound typescript so entitled (contains a small number of annotations and intercalated manuscript notes), 1987. manuscript notes. ‘Various odd papers’, miscellaneous material relating to High Speed Gas, so inscribed on first page, ca 1987. of chapters; 3pp typescript notes for ‘Chapter 6’; (annotated) found together, consisting of parts of various Typescripts chapters, ca 1987. 3 folders. Includes typescript list W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical ‘Chapter 7 - The Methane Pioneers’, 15pp incomplete typescript (annotated) so entitled, ca 1987. ‘Copies of Memoirs First Draft’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into eight for ease of reference, [between 1985 and 1987]. The material consists of photocopies of typescript drafts (some annotated in places). The titles are given in the entries below. List of chapters and their sections, 3pp. ‘Chapter 1 - Myself when young’, 10pp. ‘Chapter 2 - Going to work for gas’, 11pp. ‘Chapter 4 - Profits are made in the retort house - or are they?’, 11pp. ‘Chapter 12 - North Sea prospectors’, 12pp. ‘Chapter 13 - The North Sea II - Discovery”, 12pp. ‘Chapter 14 - The future of the gas industry’, 11pp. This monograph formed the basis of Chapters 7 and 8 in High Speed Gas. ‘Hydrogen and other compressed gases at the Air Ministry 1940-1945: A record by so entitled, bound with ribbon, card covers, ca 1983. ‘Chapter 15 - Unfinished business’, 8pp. Sir Kenneth Hutchison’, 34pp typescript with illustrations W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical ‘Oxygen and other Compressed Gases’, 8pp typescript by Hutchison so entitled on the first page, bound with ribbon, card front cover, paginated 27- 34. February 1983. This small booklet was taken directly from Hutchison’s longer account ‘Hydrogen and other compressed gases at the Air Ministry 1940-1945’ (see A.16). ‘A slow train to Oxford: A memoir by Sir Kenneth Hutchison’, 37pp typescript with illustrations so entitled, bound with ribbon, card covers, ca 1982. This monograph formed the basis of Chapters 1 and 2 in High Speed Gas. A.19-A.25 Correspondence 1985-1989 The correspondence was kept together in two folders and relates almost entirely to the writing and publication of Hutchison’s autobiography, High Speed Gas. 1985 May-October. 1985 November. 1986 December. Includes copy of Development and Design’, 7 March 1987. letter from Hutchison to a 1987 January-March. Includes invitation lists for the launching of High Speed Gas. Includes 3pp typescript notes by C. Ducker entitled ‘Advertising During the Changeover to Natural Gas’, 5 May 1987. The Times re ‘Research, 1987 April-May. 1987 June-October. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical 1988-1989. A.26-A.177 Working papers 1900-1988 This material was brought together by Hutchison during the writing of his autobiography. It includes some original source material, manuscript notes, typescript drafts, correspondence with friends, and former colleagues, copies of his articles, lectures and speeches and other background material. The papers were kept in boxtfiles, folders and envelopes, labelled by chapter number or subject. A.26-A.33 ‘Chapter 1 into eight for ease of reference. A Slow Train to Oxford’. Contents of boxfile so labelled, divided ‘An undergraduate at Oxford in the nineteen twenties’, 19pp typescript by Hutchison so entitled, bound with ribbon, card covers, January 1980. ‘Chapter 3 entitled, bound with ribbon, with manuscript inserts by E.J. Bowen, ca 1980. Pursuit of Science’, 21pp (annotated) typescript by Hutchison so 2 folders. Correspondence relating to Hutchison’s writings about his time in Oxford, 1979-1984. Letter of thanks by Sir Cyril Hinshelwood for Hutchison’s congratulations on his election as President of the Royal Society, 9 December 1955, with typescript transcription. Printed background material etc. Miscellaneous manuscript notes by Hutchison. Offprints of articles by Hutchison, 1925-1931. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.34-A.52 Breakfast at Lochar House The Hutchisons of Dalgig ‘Chapter 2 Family papers’. Contents of boxfile so labelled, divided into twenty for ease of reference. A.34-A.37 Drafts by Hutchison, ca early 1980s. A.34 ‘The Hutchisons of Dalgig: A Family History by Sir Kenneth Hutchison’, 7pp typescript with illustrations so entitled, bound with ribbon, paginated 1.3 to 1.9. ‘The Hutchisons of Dalgig’, 14pp (annotated) typescript so entitled. Four incomplete typescript drafts mostly re Hutchison family history. 2 folders. Typescript drafts of the Hutchison family tree (some annotated), with related correspondence etc, 1979. This material was found together in a plastic wallet. A.39-A.43 5 folders. 6 folders. A.45-A.50 Hutchison family papers, 1900-1908, n.d. (with typescript transcripts of two documents). Miscellaneous manuscript notes etc, found loose in the boxfile. Correspondence found loose in the boxfile, relating to Hutchison’s research into his family history, 1979-1985. 2 folders. Includes letters from James Hutchison (Sir Kenneth’s uncle) to his mother (Mary Louisa) re his travels in India and Western China, 1904, 1905. A.51, A.52 Background material. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.53-A.62 ‘Chapter 3 ease of reference. 1926-1940’. Contents of boxfile so labelled, divided into ten for ‘Chapter 3 - A view from the gasworks’, 35pp typescript so entitled, ca early 1980s. This draft formed the basis of Chapters 5 and 6 in High Speed Gas. ‘The London Research Station of the British Gas Corporation. A Personal Memoir. 1926-1939’, 4pp typescript so entitled, ca 1978. A copy of this was sent to G.S. Cribb in April 1978. ‘Luncheon for speech notes by Hutchison so entitled. Hollings. Dr. 23 June 1977’, 6pp (annotated) typescript Correspondence between Hutchison and G.S. Cribb re the latter's paper on the history of the Fulham Laboratories for the 44th Autumn Meeting of the Institution of Gas Engineers (IGE), February-July 1978. Copies of published articles and speeches by Hutchison, 1929-1968. ‘50 Years of Research at Fulham by G.S. Cribb’, 3pp typescript by Hutchison so inscribed. This appears to be a typescript of Hutchison’s contribution to a discussion on Cribb’s paper at the IGE’s 44th Autumn Meeting in 1978. Programmes for the 1st, 2nd and 5th Chemical Dinners of the Gas Light & Coke Company Engineer's Department, 1926-1930. 2 folders. 2 folders. A.61, A.62 Background material etc. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 A.63-A.78 Autobiographical ‘The Air Ministry divided into sixteen for ease of reference. Chapter 4 1940-1945’. Contents of boxfile so inscribed, ‘Lord Ridley at the Air Ministry 1940-1942’, two typescripts by Hutchison so entitled, ca 1982. 8pp with illustrations; 7pp with illustration, bound with ribbon, inscribed ‘1st Draft’ on front page. Hutchison succeeded Viscount Ridley as Director of Hydrogen Production at the Air Ministry in 1942. A.64-A.66 ‘Lord Ridley - memoir by W.K.H January 1966’. Contents of labelled, divided into three for ease of reference. folder so Following a request in 1965, Hutchison agreed to write a memoir of Viscount Ridley’s time at the Air Ministry. This was to be left with Ridley’s family so that it could be used in any future account of his life. Correspondence re the memoir; typescript drafts. 1965-1967. 2 folders. 3 folders. A.67-A.69 Manuscript notes by Hutchison; background material. ‘BOC & RAF 1944’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into four for ease of reference. Correspondence relating to Hutchison’s writings on the supply of oxygen to Air Ministry establishments during the Second World War; correspondence re the use of liquid nitrogen for fire fighting on naval ships; etc. 1981-1985. 2 folders. Correspondence, found loose in the boxfile, relating to Hutchison’s memoir of of Hydrogen Production, 1981-1982, n.d. Directorate Background material. his writings Viscount Ridley and on the W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical Miscellaneous manuscript notes etc. Correspondence, 1943-1945. 2 folders. Includes correspondence relating Air Ministry, 1944-1945; letter of application for position of General Manager, Portsmouth and Gosport Gas Company, 6 September 1945. release from Hutchison’s the to The Gas Industry and the Balloon Barrage, by Hutchison, Institution of Gas Engineers, 1945. Two newspaper cuttings re Hutchison, 1967. Background material. A.79-A.107 A.79 ‘Chapter 5 A.79-A.82 Drafts. ‘Chapter 5 Field’s Analysis’, 17pp (annotated) typescript so entitled. 1945-1949’. Contents of boxfile so labelled, ‘Field’s Analysis’, 2pp typescript by Hutchison so entitled, July 1980. ‘Chapter 7 Field’s Analysis’, 14pp (annotated) typescript so entitled. ‘A Fresh Start Chapter 5 & 6 divided into twenty nine for ease of reference. entitled. A fresh start’, 13pp (annotated) typescript with illustration so W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.83-A.86 Correspondence found loose in the boxfile, mostly relating to the writing of Hutchison’s autobiography, 1969-1970, 1979-1986. 4 folders. Includes correspondence re ‘Field’s Analysis’; correspondence and 11pp manuscript memorandum by L.W. Blundell re the Beckton Products Works, 1985-1986. Manuscript notes, graphs and tables found loose in the boxfile. Family papers etc. Two letters from Hutchison to his wife Dorothea, sent from Limerick, Ireland, March 1942; 23pp letter from Hutchison to his daughter Ann, written on board the Queen Elizabeth, 18-24 April 1947. These letters were found together in an envelope. A.91-A.98 A.91 Speeches by Hutchison, 1955-1959. Manchester and Liverpool, 8 July 1955. District Photograph of [?Dorothea Hutchison], probably taken during Second World War; telegram to Hutchison, January 1947; ration books, 1953/1954. Co-partners Magazine (published by the Gas Light and Coke Company) November 1946. Includes article by Hutchison re his job as Controller of By-Products, pp 384- 388. 5pp typescript. President's Luncheon, 93rd Annual General Meeting of the Institution of Gas Engineers, London, 29 May 1956. 6pp (annotated) typescript. Section of the Institution of Gas Engineers, W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical Offprint Institution of Gas Engineers, London, 29 May-1 June 1956. Presidential Address, 93rd Annual General Meeting of of the Chairman’s Statement to the Consultative Council of the South Eastern Gas Board, 4 June 1957. 10pp (annotated) typescript. Summer Meeting, London and Southern Section of the Institution of Gas Engineers, Eastbourne, E. Sussex, 8 July 1958. 8pp typescript. Joint Meeting, Consultative Council and Board Representatives [of the South Eastern Gas Board], 2 December 1958. 12pp (annotated) typescript. Address, Eighth Area Conference of 5pp typescript. 5pp typescript. Joint Consultative ‘.G.E. Associations’. Contents of folder so inscribed, 1955-1956. by President to Reports of visits Opening of the Extension to the Engineering Hall, Museum of Science and Industry, Birmingham, 17 December 1958. Chairman’s Committees of the South Eastern Gas Board, 14 December 1959. This article was part of supplement by The Times on ‘The Future of Gas’. Article by Hutchison entitled ‘Gas from oil by catalyst method’, The Times, 2 June 1958. Hutchison was President of the Institution of Gas Engineers, 1955-1956. Cuttings from Gas Journal, Gas Times and Gas World. District Sections and Junior W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.101-A.107 Background material. 7 folders. Includes copies of journals containing pictures of Hutchison and references to him. A.108-A.112 ‘Research, Development and Design and other papers Chapter 8’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into five for ease of reference. ‘Research, Development and Design’ is the title of Chapter 12 in High Speed Gas. Correspondence and papers re E. Thornton’s paper on ‘British Gas research scholarships, 1953-1981’, 1981; letter from Hutchison to the editor of the Daily Telegraph re High Speed Gas, 1988. ‘Press cuttings - Visit of Duke of Edinburgh to Annual General Meeting of the Institution of Gas Engineers 29.5.56’. Contents of folder so inscribed, May- June 1956. A.110 5pp typescript draft. Background material. A.110, A.111 Speeches by Hutchison. Printed versions of addresses by Hutchison, 1956-1966. President’s Luncheon, 93rd Annual General Meeting of the Institution of Gas Engineers, London, 29 May 1956. Manuscript notes etc. ‘Aims of Research inscribed, divided into six for ease of reference. Sundry Papers A.113-A.118 Chapter 8’. Contents of folder so W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical ‘Research Development and Design’ 15pp typescript address with figures by Hutchison so a Joint Meeting of the Eastern and Western Districts of the Scottish Junior Gas Association, 6 March 1954. entitled, for The front page is annotated ‘Copy as sent to Gas Press’. Reprint of paper by Hutchison et al, 1963. Newspaper article October 1964. entitled ‘Gasmen look to new boom’, Observer, 11 Includes picture of Hutchison and references to him. Financial Times supplement on ‘The Gas Industry’, 17 November 1964. Includes article by Hutchison entitled ‘Putting research to work’. Background material. A.119-A.121 A.122-A.128 Committee Derivatives, HMSO, 1960; etc. papers, 1959-1960; This material relates to the Committee on Coal Derivatives, appointed by the Minister of Power in 1959. The Chairman was A.H. Wilson and Hutchison was a Committee member. ‘Wilson Reports to Committee on Coal Derivatives Chapter 8’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into three for ease of reference. 1959-1960, 1987, n.d. as the basis of the final chapter in High Speed Gas. These papers relate almost entirely to Hutchison’s attendance and address at the 59th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Gas Association, Murray Bay, Quebec, Canada, 22-26 June 1966, where he spoke on ‘The Future of the Gas Industry in Great Britain’. This speech was published in in the Journal of the Institution of Gas Engineers and appears to have been used ‘Chapter 11 divided into seven for ease of reference. Canadian Gas Association’. Contents of folder so inscribed, Report of the Committee on Coal full W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 A.122-A.124 Autobiographical Correspondence and papers re Hutchison’s participation Meeting of the Canadian Gas Association etc, April-September 1966. at the Annual 3 folders. Correspondence re Hutchison’s paper and its publication, July-September 1966. 30pp (annotated) typescript of Hutchison’s address with illustrations, card covers, inscribed ‘as delivered’ on front; typescript lists of slides. Reprint of Hutchison’s address. Printed background material. A.129-A.177 Subject files, arranged in alphabetical order of title. A.129-A.138 ‘The Gas Council & North Sea Gas & Gas Council Research Committee’. Contents of envelope so inscribed, divided into ten for ease of reference. Memoranda and typescript notes, 1965. ‘Gas Council and the North Sea: Summary of Events’. Contents of folder so entitled. ‘For the Record - How British Gas went into the North Sea’, copy of 10pp typescript by Hutchison so entitled, ca 1980s. publication’. ‘The Gas Council and the North Sea. typescript so entitled, with appendices and illustration, January 1966. Note by the Deputy Chairman’, 4pp This note by Hutchison was kept in a folder marked ‘Confidential and not for W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical ‘The Gas Council and the North Sea. typescript so entitled, February 1966. Note by the Deputy Chairman’, 4pp This note by Hutchison was kept in paper on the North Sea revised for wider circulation’. a folder marked ‘Deputy Chairman’s Correspondence re arrangements for Hutchison’s visit Research Station, establishment, May-August 1982. Killingworth, Tyne & Wear and to the Engineering its history of re the A.134-A.137 Copies of Gas Council Research Committee minutes for 1964-1966; 3pp manuscript and 1p typescript notes on the Research Committee minutes found therewith. 4 folders. Miscellaneous. 2 folders. 5pp typescript. 6pp typescript. A.139-A.150 A.139, A.140 A.141 ‘Why Gas ?’, Electrical Industries Club, 9 October 1962. A.141-A.147 Speeches by Hutchison, 1962-1966, n.d. Correspondence and papers relating to V.C. Illing, 1969-1970. ‘Gas goes natural’. Contents of folder so labelled, divided into twelve for ease of reference. Includes 3pp typescript contribution by Hutchison to a Royal Society Memoir for Illing, May 1970. Hutchison. British Chemical Plant Manufacturers Association Annual Dinner, 31 October 1962. Copy of 6pp typescript speech given at the same occasion, mentioning W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical ‘Doubling gas sales in the next ten years’, Brooklands Course, 19 February 1964. 3pp typescript notes. Administrative Staff College, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, 14 May 1964. 9pp typescript, annotated on the first page with the heading ‘Accountability’. Opening Exhibition, [London], 14 June 1966. International Banquet, Chemical and Petroleum Engineering 4pp typescript entitled ‘Notes for Sir Kenneth Hutchison’. Untitled 5pp typescript, n.d. Printed copies of addresses by Hutchison, 1965-1966. A.148, A.149 Newspaper cuttings, 1967-1969. 2 folders. A.151-A.156 Manuscript notes; miscellaneous. ‘LNG’ [Liquid Natural Gas]. Contents of folder so labelled, divided into six for ease of reference. Letters and photographs, 1959, 1963, 1964, n.d. Various typescript draft pages re the ‘Methane Venturers’ for Hutchison’s autobiography; typescript and manuscript notes. 1980s. Correspondence re London and re Hutchison’s autobiography, 1981. a reunion of the ‘Methane Venturers’ at the Savoy, W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical 27pp typescript re ‘History of Methane Importation Scheme’, 1964. The author is not given, but the typescript is accompanied by a Gas Council memorandum from the Deputy Chairman’s office. ‘Gas Council / Conch visit typescript report by Hutchison so entitled, September 1965. to Nigeria 18th to 22nd August, 1965’, 5pp Miscellaneous, including menu for a dinner in Hassi-Messaoud, Algeria on 4 March 1961 (signed by participants). A.157-A.159 ‘Algeria - UK Methane Importation Scheme’. Contents of printed folder so entitled, divided into three for ease of reference. This material was found with the folder inscribed ‘LNG’ (see A.151-A.156) and relates to the same subject. Most of the papers were produced by the Gas Council and Conch Methane Services Ltd. 3 folders. A.160-A.164 Typescript notes. Includes typescript papers re to Algeria 12-13 November 1964; typescript reports re the Algeria - UK Methane Importation Scheme, 1964; manuscript notes by Hutchison, n.d. visit a Manuscript notes by Hutchison etc. ‘Meetings with Minister / Ministry’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into five for ease of reference. Background material, including reprint of speech by Hutchison. Photocopied extracts from minutes of meetings between the Gas Council and the Ministry of Power for 1962-1966. A.162, A.163 2 folders. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.165, A.166 ‘North Sea’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into two for ease of reference. ‘A prospect for gas’, 6pp typescript speech by Hutchison, given to the Fuel Luncheon Club, 21 March 1961. Background material, including reprints of speeches by Hutchison. A.167-A.177 ‘Rough Field’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into eleven for ease of reference. A.167-A.175 Correspondence re the Rough Field and its use as a gas storage facility. 1971-1973. 9 folders. Manuscript graph by Hutchison. Background material. A.178-A.185 4 folders. A.178-A.190 Background material 1944-1979, n.d. A.178-A.181 Photocopies of minutes of Gas Council meetings, 1948-1949. Also South East Gas Board 1949’. Contents of folder so ‘LNG - Extracts from Gas Council Minutes July 1954-November 1964. Gas Council 1948-. inscribed, divided into eight for ease of reference. February 1949. Photocopies of minutes of South Eastern Gas Board meetings, January- W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.183-A.185 Photocopied extracts (includes some intercalated manuscript notes). of minutes of Gas Council meetings, 1954-1964 The photocopied extracts all relate to the subject of ‘imported natural gas’. 3 folders. ‘Progress report on visit to U.S.A. April 1958 Liquid Methane Project’, 53pp bound typescript with illustrations, by L.J. Clark, North Thames Gas Board, card covers, May 1958. The front cover is marked ‘Copy No. 2’. 2pp typescript memorandum from P.O. Lewis to J.V. Licence re Hutchison’s forecasts in his address, ‘The Future of the Gas Industry in Great Britain’, given in June 1966 to the Canadian Gas Association. November 1979. A.188-A.190 Printed background material, 1944-1985, n.d. 3 folders. A.191-A.203 lllustrations A.191-A.196 ‘High Speed Gas illustrations’. Contents of envelope so inscribed, divided into six for ease of reference. Photographs reproduced in High Speed Gas have not been retained in the collection. Photographs and reproduction of Hutchison’s family, mounted on card, ca 1900-ca 1909. Four photographs of Sir Denis Rooke, n.d. Photographs taken at Corpus Christi College, Oxford, mounted on card, 1924, 1925. Photograph of Hutchison on 1980s. a yacht, with accompanying negatives, ca W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical Menu and seating plan for a dinner on 28 June 1904 given by D. Milne- Watson at the Savoy Hotel, London, to meet Corbet Woodall; letter from Hutchison to Sir Michael Milne-Watson relating to the preceding, June 1982. Miscellaneous illustrative material. A.197-A.202 Contents of envelope relating to Hutchison’s autobiography. A.197 Photograph of ‘No.3 Platoon Edinburgh Academy O.T.C.’, 1926, mounted on card with a picture of the Edinburgh Academy in 1828. Hutchison was a member of the Platoon during his years at the Edinburgh Academy. Family probably taken during Second World War. photograph, 1920s; ca photograph of [?Dorothea Hutchison], hands with Prince Philip, Duke of Photograph of Hutchison shaking Edinburgh [1956]. Two photographs of low flying balloon barrages, protecting Allied forces ‘on the beaches’, [1944], mounted on card. Photocopies of photographs taken onboard a ship, showing Hutchison and others [71959]. The Duke of Edinburgh addressed the Annual General Meeting of the Institution of Gas Engineers in 1956, while Hutchison was its President. 14.11.58’ and ‘Chapter 6’. These photographs appear to relate to a visit to the Isle of Grain, by Richard Wood MP, Minister of Power, who was accompanied by his wife Diana (see p.224 of High Speed Gas for a description of this event). Photograph mounted on paper, labelled ‘Methane Venturers Reunion at the Savoy Hutchison, McCollum (Mac), Wood Prince, Milne-Watson’, 1981. Eight photographs found in envelope inscribed ‘Lord Mills at the Isle of Grain W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.204-A.215 MISCELLANEOUS BIOGRAPHICAL A.204-A.210 Letters of congratulation on Hutchison’s appointment as Deputy Chairman of the Gas Council. August 1959-February 1960. Arranged in alphabetical order. A-B. Miscellaneous loose correspondence, 1968, 1984, 1987. Includes 2pp memorandum by Hutchison re the natural gas position in Western Europe projected to 1975, with 3pp tables, 1968. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Autobiographical A.212-A.215 Photographs. A.212 Photograph album marked ‘Methane Pioneer’ and ‘W.K.H’ on front cover, 1959. An explanatory note in the album states that the Methane Pioneer. ‘Left Lake Charles, USA on 28th January, 1959, bound for Canvey Island, Great Britain, with the first cargo of Liquid Methane ever to be carries across the where these photographs were taken, on 20th February 1959”. at Canvey Island, arrived Vessel high seas. This A.213, A.214 ‘Various photographs & covering letters’. Contents of folder so inscribed, divided into two for ease of reference. Photographs of Hutchison and others etc, ca 1950s-ca 1980s. Itinerary, guest list etc for the launch of the Methane Progress at Belfast, 19 September 1963. The two photographs are identical, with the exception of a figure who has Two photographs taken at a small dinner attended by Hutchison, mounted on card stamped ‘The Electricity Council’ on front and back, n.d. been inserted into one of them. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 SECTION B LECTURES, SPEECHES AND ARTICLES B.2-B.70 LECTURES AND SPEECHES B.71-B.93 ARTICLES W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles of publications, notes for speeches etc.’, 7pp typescript so entitled ‘List covering 1926-1968. LECTURES AND SPEECHES 1948-1971 Hutchison made extensive use of his speeches and lectures during the writing of his autobiography and a number can be found in Section A (see A.55, A.111, A.122-A.128, A.141-A.147, A.165). A.60, A.91-A.98, A.110, A.57, ‘The by-products of coal carbonisation’, Fuel Luncheon Club, May 1948. 13pp typescript. ‘Effect of load variation on costs’, Research Meeting, November 1952. Institution of Gas Engineers Autumn App typescript contribution to discussion. Gas Sales and Service Conference, opening session, 11 March 1953. South Eastern Gas Board Meeting with representatives of Joint Consultative Committees, Croydon, London, 15 January 1953. 6pp typescript, on small notepaper. ‘South eastern gas prices’, Statement to the South Eastern Gas Board Consultative Council, 7 April 1953. British Gas Staff Association Annual Dinner, 8 May 1953. 6pp typescript. 4pp typescript (incomplete), on small notepaper. 4pp typescript (incomplete), on small notepaper. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Inauguration of Gas Supply to Crawley, W. Sussex, 14 May 1953. 7pp and 3pp typescripts, on small notepaper. Proposing toast, Wales and Monmouth Section of the Institution of Gas Engineers, [Carmarthen], 10 September 1953. 3pp manuscript, on small notepaper. Speech of welcome to guests, International Road Tar Conference, London, 24 September 1953. 8pp typescript, on small notepaper. Chairman’s Opening Remarks, South Eastern Gas Board’s Second Area Conference, Croydon, London, 19 October 1953. 6pp typescript. South Croydon, 7 December 1953. Eastern Gas Board Joint Consultative Committee Conference, App typescript. 17pp (annotated) typescript with figures, bound with black tape, card covers. Opening of the South Eastern Gas Board’s new plant at Portslade, E. Sussex, 3 May 1954. ‘Research, development and design’, Joint Meeting of the Eastern and Western Districts of the Scottish Junior Gas Association, 6 March 1954. 10pp typescript on small notepaper. President’s Speech, British Road Tar Association Annual Dinner, 26 October 1954. 7pp typescript, on small notepaper. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Speech of thanks on behalf of guests, Coke Oven Managers’ Association Annual Dinner, 4 November 1954. 4pp typescript, on small notepaper; related newspaper cutting. Contribution to discussion, Institution of Gas Engineers Autumn Research Meeting, November 1954. 5pp typescript re P.C. Agron’s paper on the ‘Research Laboratories of the Gas Industry in France’. Women’s Gas Federation Annual General Meeting, Eastbourne, E. Sussex, May 1955. 5pp typescript draft. Reply to Portsmouth and Southsea, 24 May 1955. Institution a toast, of Gas Engineers Annual General Meeting, 5pp typescript. 7pp typescript, on small notepaper. 12pp typescript, on small notepaper. Proposing toast, Paviors’ Dinner, 28 July 1955. Proposing toast, [Institution of Gas Engineers] Autumn Research Luncheon, [?Leeds], 22 November 1955. 2pp (annotated) typescript re a paper by W.J. Cutler. Contribution to Engineers, 17 February 1956. Chairman’s Address, Meeting of Consultative Committees, Croydon, London, 14 December 1955. the South Eastern Gas Board’s Joint Midlands Section of the 7pp typescript. discussion, Institution of Gas W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Opening Statement by Chairman, [South Eastern Gas Board] Conference, 16 March 1956. 5pp typescript. Opening of new showroom, Crawley, W. Sussex, 27 September 1956. 7pp typescript, on small notepaper. Chairman’s Address, South Eastern Gas Board Area Conference, 29-30 October 1956. 6pp typescript. Chairman’s Remarks, [South Eastern Gas Board] Staff Conference, 24 October 1958. 9pp typescript. 2pp typescript. 2pp typescript. Industry Exhibition Proposing toast, Annual Dinner of Institution of Chemical Engineers, 29 January 1960. the North Western Branch of the 11pp typescript with 2pp references. Speech of welcome to the guests, Gas at Work in Luncheon, [?London], 1 March 1960. ‘Research and development in the gas industry’, North Western Branch of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, 29 January 1960. 2pp typescript. Proposing toast, Institution of Chemical Engineers Annual Dinner, 12 April 1960. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Chairman’s Opening Remarks, International Symposium on_ Brighton, 4 May 1960. Distillation, 1p typescript. Proposing toast, Institution of Chemical Engineers Annual Dinner, [?London], 25 April 1961. App typescript. Speech at Junior Institution of Engineers Annual Dinner, London, 28 April 1961. 3pp typescript. Journal of the Junior Institution of Engineers, June 1961. Contains an account of the Annual Dinner. 20pp typescript, with list of slides. 3pp typescript, with newspaper cuttings re Hutchison’s speech attached. Speech to the Women’s Gas Federation Annual General Meeting, 30 April 1963. ‘The aims of research in the gas industry’, given to science teachers at a course arranged by the Shell Chemical Company Ltd, 11 April 1962. Contribution to session on ‘Technical advances likely in the next ten years’, International Conference of Heating and Ventilating Engineers, London, 29 September 1961. Progress of Gas Research’. Speech to the Houldsworth Society, 14 November 1963. 1p (incomplete) typescript. See A.111 for a reprint from Gas Journal of this speech entitled ‘The W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles ‘Public image and private eye’, Executive Association of Great Britain, Ltd, 28 November 1963. 5pp typescript. ‘Management in a nationalised industry’, given at a course arranged by the Treasury for senior civil servants, Peterhouse, Cambridge, 30 June 1964. 30pp typescript. ‘Creative marketing’, Joint Meeting of the London and Southern Section of the Institution of Gas Engineers and the London and Southern Junior Gas Association, 16 October 1964. Reprint from Gas Journal. ‘CH,’, Fuel Luncheon Club, [London], 19 January 1965. 10pp typescript. Speech at Nuclear Engineering Society Dinner, February 1965. Risley, Lancashire, 15 6pp typescript. B.44-B.48 19pp typescript, with figures. ‘Searching for gas and oil under the North Sea’, Royal Society of Arts, London, 12 May 1965. Correspondence re arrangements and publication, 1964-1965. Offprint from Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, including transcript of the discussion following Hutchison’s lecture. ‘Correspondence with Royal Society of Arts’. Contents of folder so labelled, divided into two for ease of reference. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Newspaper cuttings re Hutchison’s speech, May 1965. ‘Correspondence other than with Royal Society of Arts’. Contents of folder so labelled. Correspondence re arrangements and publication etc, March-June 1965. & Chemical Petroleum Engineering ‘International - Opening Banquet, 14.6.66’. Contents of folder so labelled, divided into two for ease of reference. Exhibition Typescript draft lecture material (annotated by Hutchison). 2 folders. The material in B.50 appears to relate to Hutchison’s speech to the Fuel Luncheon Club on 22 November 1966 (see B.53). Contribution to discussion, Institution of Gas Engineers Autumn Research Meeting, 14 November 1966. App typescript re Gas Council Research Communication GC 136 ‘Catalysis - Art or Science?’. ‘Interim Report’, Fuel Luncheon Club, 22 November 1966. 8pp (annotated) typescript. App typescript re ‘the central research effort of the Gas Industry in relation to present engineering problems’. Contribution to discussion, Institution of Gas Engineers Autumn Research Meeting, 16 November 1966. 10pp typescript, with figures. ‘The North Sea’, Pipe Line Contractors Association Convention, Hollywood, Florida, USA, 27 January 1967. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles Lecture to Imperial College Chemical Engineering Society, [London], 17 February 1967. 15pp (annotated) typescript re the North Sea, with list of slides. The typescript is paginated 1-9 and then a-f and may have been produced using material from previous speeches. B.56-B.59 ‘North Sea - Bubble or Bonanza?’, Discourse given at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, London, 11 May 1967. 19pp (annotated) typescript, with list of slides, bound with card covers. B.57-B.59 Correspondence re arrangements etc, 1966-1967. 3 folders. ‘Natural Gas in Europe’, Australian Gas Association Convention, Melbourne, Australia, 9 October 1967. 13pp typescript with figures, bound with card covers. 3pp typescript re new catalysts. Speech at Institution of Gas Engineers Research Luncheon, 21 November 1967. 5pp typescript. Contribution to discussion, Institution of Gas Engineers Autumn Research Meeting, 21 November 1967. 18pp typescript. Hutchison gave the Jubilee Memorial Lecture to the Society of Chemical Industry's London Section on 4 March, to the Manchester Section on 21 March and to the Newcastle Section on 22 March. B.63-B.66 ‘New sources of natural gas for Britain’, Society of Chemical Industry Jubilee Memorial Lecture, March 1968. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles B.64-B.66 Correspondence re arrangements etc, 1966-1968. 3 folders. Presidential Address, Society of British Gas Industries, 2 May 1968. 8pp typescript, on A5 notepaper. Presidential Address, Clean Air Conference, Eastbourne, E. Sussex, 21 October 1969. Printed copy of address. Lecture at Salford University, 9 November 1971. 14pp typescript, with list of slides. ‘A view from the shore’, n.d. 4pp typescript and manuscript draft. The contents of this draft suggest it was written during the 1960s. B.71-B.93 ARTICLES 1960-1985 Reprints of papers by Hutchison and cuttings of newspaper articles by him can also be found in Section A (see A.32, A.59, A.60, A.76, A.100, A.115, A.117). Newspaper cutting. ‘A changing pattern of gas manufacture’, Financial Times, 15 November 1960. ‘Expanding our markets. The scope in new and existing fields’, Financial Times, 7 November 1961. Newspaper cutting. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles ‘Looking ahead in research’, Financial Times, 13 November 1962. Newspaper cutting. ‘New trends in production’, Financial Times, 19 November 1963. Newspaper cutting. Invitation (accepted) to write three short articles on the gas industry for a Special Supplement to be published on 2 October 1964 by The Times, August 1964. ‘The North Sea exploration’, Financial Times, 23 November 1965. Newspaper cutting. B.77-B.85 ‘Frederick James Dent’, with D. Hebden, Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 20 (1974). to the writing, publication and 5 folders. B.77-B.81 Correspondence and distribution of the memoir etc, 1973-1976. relating papers Letters sent to Hutchison in response to the memoir, February-May 1975. Copies of letters sent to D. Hebden in response to the memoir, with covering letter from Hebden to Hutchison, May 1975. Photocopy of the published letter. Typescript and manuscript contributions for the memoir, copies of obituaries of Dent etc, 1973-1974. ‘Towards a new gas industry’, letter to [The Times], 22 December 1983. Photograph [of Dent], n.d. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Lectures, speeches and articles B.87, B.88 ‘Gas and gaiters’, letter to The Times, 13 October 1984. B.87 Newspaper cuttings of Hutchison’s letter and a response to it. Correspondence arising from the letter etc, 1984-1985. B.89-B.93 ‘The Royal Society and the foundation of the British gas industry, Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London, 39 (1985). 18pp typescript with illustrations and intercalated notes, bound with ribbon, August 1984. Correspondence re the writing and publication of Hutchison’s article, 1982- 1985. 2 folders. Letters sent to Hutchison in response to his article etc, July-October 1985. Manuscript notes by Hutchison. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 SECTION C VISITS AND CONFERENCES Seventh Gas Sales & Service Conference, Harrogate, 6-9 November 1961. ‘Facts and figures. The case for Gas’, printed handbook by Hutchison, 1961. This handbook was produced for the Conference and is referred to on p.212 of Hutchison’s autobiography, High Speed Gas. Visit to USA, 12-19 December 1965. Typescript itinerary. Third International Conference and Exhibition on Liquified Natural Gas, Washington DC, USA, 24-28 September 1972. Hutchison was guest speaker at the Conference Banquet. 7pp and 3pp typescripts of Hutchison’s speech. Correspondence and papers re arrangements, 1971-1972. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 INDEX OF CORRESPONDENTS AMOCO EUROPE INCORPORATED ANDREW, Leslie W. ASHBURTON, see BARING, Alexander Francis St Vincent AUNE, R.R. BACON, Anthony W. BAGG, Douglas A.167-A.175 B.58 A.173, A.174 A.72 B.88, B.91 BARING, Alexander Francis St Vincent, 6th Baron Ashburton A.71 BISETT, E.W. BLUNDELL, Laurence W. BOC GROUP PLC BOARDMAN, Thomas Gray, Baron BOLSTER, John BOWEN, Edmund John A.173, A.174 A.85 A.68, A 69 A.173, A.174 A.71 A.30, A.40 BRISTOL GAS COMPANY BRITISH GAS PLC BUNKER, Frank C. BURNS, Jim CAMP, Will A.74, A.75 B.78, B.83 A.75 BRANSON, William Rainforth C.4 B.82 A.21 CANADIAN GAS ASSOCIATION BRADLEY, Sir John Stanley Travers A.22-A.24, A.86, A.174, A.175, B.88 Bil. CONTEMPORARY SCIENTIFIC ARCHIVES CENTRE (CSAC) CHORLEY, Roger Richard Edward, 2nd Baron B.66 A.84 B.66 C.4 CLARK, Leslie J. CONDON, Michael J. CHEMISTRY & INDUSTRY CHRISTOPHERSON, John A.122-A.124 A.172 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Index of correspondents COURTNEY, Sir Christopher Lloyd CRIBB, Graham S. CROSS, James CUTHBERTSON, Shelagh Mary (née HUTCHISON) DAILY TELEGRAPH DAVIS, John E. DAYSH, George Henry John DEAN, L. R. DENT, Frederick James DENT, Jean Marie DINWIDDIE, Noel DRAKE, Sir (Arthur) Eric Courtney A.65 A.57, A.119, B.90 A.72 A.38 A.108 B.77, B.84 A.64, A.65, A.71 A.168 See B.77-B.85 B.77, B.78, B.84 A.39, A.43. B.66 DREVS, Robert M. A.168, A.170 A.23, A.24 B.82 EVERARD, Eileen EVETTS, George DUCKER, Cyrus DYDE, John H. FALCON, Norman Leslie B.88, B.92 B.91 See A.74 FLECK, Alexander, 1st Baron ELTON, Lady Margaret Ann A.21, A.25 GEORGE ALLEN & UNWIN ( PUBLISHERS ) LTD GERALD DUCKWORTH & CO. LTD A.167, A.169, A.172, A.175 GAS COUNCIL GATES, John A.140 B.48 A.64, A.65 FLETT, Sir Martin Teall FULLER, Clark C. A.168, A.170, A.173 B.88 B.88 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Index of correspondents GRAY, John GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND, AIR MINISTRY GREENWOOD, Donald GRIFFITH, R.H. GUEST, V.G. HAFFNER, Albert E. HARRIS, J.A. HAYCRAFT, Colin HEBDEN, Dennis HEPWORTH, Alec HETHERINGTON, Sir Arthur Ford HIGGINS, A.G. (‘Bertie’) B.77 A.74, A.75 B.83 B.82 A.130, A.139 A.211, B.92 B.58, B.59 A.22 B.77-B.80, B.83, B.84 B.82 A.175, B.79, B.80 A.86, A.125 HINDE, Peter HOLLAND, William HOLLINGS, Harold HOLROYD, Sir Ronald HUTCHISON, Ann A.23, A.24 A.28 A.39, A.43 HUTCHISON, Archibald HUMPHREY, William E. HORLICK, (Sir Ted) Edwin John HINSHELWOOD, Sir Cyril Norman A.29, B.77, B.91 See also A.55, A.56 B.65 HUTCHISON, Mary Louise (née HAMILTON ) HUTCHISON, Dorothea (née BLUETT) HUTCHISON, Archibald Maxwell HUTCHISON, Patrick Hamilton B.64 A.69 B.48 A.88 A.50 A.38 A.88 A.45-A.49 A.45-A.49 A.38 HUTCHISON, James HUXTABLE, Roy G. W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Index of correspondents ILLING, Vincent Charles See A.139, A.140 INSTITUTION OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS A.74 INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS A.125, B.48, B.59, B.80 IVES, Sally, GORDON- A.71 JONES, Sir Henry Frank Harding A.122, A.189, B.66, B.82 JONES, Oakah L. JONES, Reginald Victor JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTION OF GAS ENGINEERS JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF ARTS KING, Hugh BARTY- KINGAN, James KNIGHT, J.G. A.124 B.90 B.48 B.46 B.88, B.92 A.39 A.75 B.88, B.91 A.29, A.30, A.40 LAING, Alastair LEPPER, Frank A. LEWIS, P.O. LICENCE, J.V. LINKS, Joe A.187 A.187 A.71 A.50 LITTLE, Jean (née HUTCHISON ) A.133 A.167, A.168, A.170-A.173, B.48, B.58, B.65 MARTIN, Sir John Miller MELANCON, Lessal J. C.4 A.30 MARTIN, David Ross A.19, A211 A.169, A.171 MERCER, W.L. MACARTNEY, lan McCASH, James Alex MALLATT, Russ C. B.88, B.91 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Index of correspondents MOIGNARD, L. A. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS PEARCE, Edward PEOPLES GAS COMPANY (US) POLLOCK, David POLLOCK, Sir George Frederick, 5th Bt POLLOCK, John PORTER, George, Baron PORTSMOUTH AND GOSPORT GAS COMPANY POTTER, Charles S. PRIGG, J.A. PRINCE, William WOOD B.78-B.80 A.20 A.30 A.168, A.170 B.92 B.92 B.90, B.92 B.57, B.58 A.75 A.153 B.58 A.24, A.151, A.202 RIDLEY, Matthew White, 4th Viscount ROOKE, Sir Denis Eric A.71 A.71 B.78, B.84 RIDLEY, Nicholas ROBERTS, Arthur L. ROYAL SOCIETY RUBASH, Norman J. RIDLEY, Matthew White, 3rd Viscount A.75 See also A.63-A.66 ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN A.19, A.22-A.24, A.168, A.170, A.173, A.174, B.59 B.48 RUNCIMAN, Walter Leslie, 2nd Viscount Runciman of Doxford A.71 A.64 A.83 A.72 B.57-B.59 B.77, B.79, B.80 SAWBRIDGE, John SKINNER, Stanley N. RUTHERFORD, R.W. SMART, R. Cecil A.171, A.172, A.175 W.K. Hutchison NCUACS 80/1/99 Index of correspondents SMITH, D.J. SMITH, Sir Harold Charles TEMPLAR- SMITH, R.H. SANDFORD SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL INDUSTRY STANTON & STAVELY LTD THACKERAY, F.G. THE TIMES THOMAS, Sir Keith Vivian THOMPSON, Sir Harold Warris THOMSON, Sir George Paget THORNTON, Eric TORQUAY & PAIGNTON GAS CO. B.59 A.153 A.84 B.64-B.66 A.213 A.166 A.22 A.19 A.30 A.74 A.108 A.75 TUGENDHAT, Georg A.86, A.195, B.91 A.125 A.86 A.125 A.19, A.20 WOOD, Brian WOOD, David WOLFEL, Alexander von VICTOR GOLLANCZ LTD WATSON, Sir Michael, MILNE-, 3rd Bt. A.24
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