Smith writes regarding sorting his books and papers, and sending material to the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Library. He mentions that he might burn some of his personal papers, and offers Bullock an…
Smith writes regarding the sorting of his papers for destruction, including research notes and experiment data for his paper ‘The Chemistry of Respiration in the Horse during Rest and Work’. He mentions that the portrait…
Bullock writes regarding some information provided by the Librarian at Lambeth Palace regarding the Clerk to the Kitchen of Archbishop Parker c.1573, who was called Mascall…
Smith writes on various research subjects including: Walter Bligh’s ‘English Improver’ regarding Markham; article in the ‘Veterinarian’ about Markham by Simonds; ‘The Means of becoming Rich’ by Bernard de Palissy and…
Bullock writes regarding the results of his research, on behalf of Smith, into Bernard de Palissy, Walter Blith, and an article by Simonds about Markham. Bullock also writes with information about the change to Gregorian…
Bullock writes about various subjects including: the change to Gregorian calendar, and date of death of Markham; recieving a letter from the Librarian at Lambeth Palace regarding permission to photograph a letter…
Smith writes about various subjects including: letter from Claude Jenkins, Librarian at Lambeth Palace, regarding Leonard Mascall and whether he was Chief Farrier to James I; photographing Mascall’s signature; the date…
Bullock writes about various subjects including: influenza; photographing Mascall’s signature at Lambeth Palace Library; translation of Latin word ‘clericus’; confusion regarding dates before Gregorian calendar; Smith…
Jenkins writes regarding the arrangement for Mascall’s signature to be photographed at the British Museum. He also discusses translation of Latin and seeking a 1591 edition of Mascall’s ‘First Booke of Cattell’.
Smith writes about various subjects including: sending material to press for ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’; photographing Mascall’s signature; dates from the pre Gregorian calendar; sending books to the Royal…
