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Correspondence with Alan Francis Brooke
PRE/5/1 · Documento · 1951
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Correspondence between Sheffield Airey Neave and Alan Francis Brooke regarding Webb's resignation, transcripts of minutes of an Ordinary General Meeting, Bye-Laws of the Zoological Society of London, the re-creation of the Secretaryship Committee, presentations of the Gold Medal and visits to Whipsnade

Laws, Richard Maitland
PRE/7/1 · Item · 17 Feb 1988
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Letter regarding a final paragraph for Solly Zuckerman's draft about Awards of the Zoological Society of London

Davys, Maud L
PRE/4/1 · Documento · 1942-1944
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Correspondence between Henry Gascoyne Maurice, Maud L Davys and Lieutenant Colonel G I Davys regarding a dispute with the Officers of the Zoological Society of London

Council minutes
NZSL/ABZ/1 · Item · 1930-1973
Parte de Non-ZSL Collections

Complete minutes of the Association of British Zoologists. Also includes lists of members, letters, reports of the Sub-Committees and the Constitution

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Correspondence between Officers
PRE/8/1 · Documento · 1992-1998
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Correspondence between the Sir Martin Wyatt Holdgate and Officers on matters relating to the Council of the Zoological Society of London

Correspondence
PRE/6/1/1 · Documento · 1952
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding the Staff Relations Committee and the Men's Association, Committee and Council meetings, a pension scheme for staff of the Zoological Society of London and possible Trade Union objections to volunteer painting

1984
PRE/7/4/1 · Documento · 1984
Parte de ZSL Presidents

Correspondence between Sir William MacGregor Henderson and Solly Zuckerman regarding resignations from the Board of Zoo Restaurants Ltd, a portrait of Zuckerman by Bern Schwartz and financial support for the Zoological Society of London from the Government

Bartlett, Clarence
SEC/7/2/10 · Documento · 1897
Parte de ZSL Secretaries

Correspondence between Clarence Bartlett, Philip Lutley Sclater and Balmoral Castle regarding the skin and skeleton of a giraffe and the donation of the skin to the Natural History Museum. Also telegrams from Balmoral Castle sending the Queen's condolences on the death of the giraffe and her request that it should be buried

NZSL/HOD/5/2/10 · Item · 26 Jul 1844
Parte de Non-ZSL Collections

To Brian Houghton Hodgson

26 July 1844
Brit. Mus.

My Dear Sir

I am sorry that you did not tell me you intended to send me a preamble or I would have directed the press to have been stoped to insert it when sent, the list was printed off last Friday with the corrections you made when you read the list over here. I don't think its important as very ornithologist of any reputation will duly estimate the value of the list and clearly see that it was prepared so as kindly to over look any errors in the nomenclature any they must be fully aware whenever your numerous and valuable papers have appeared if they are not, their appearance in my estimations would not be worthy of attention. The last was made out with care and verified so I don't see how any species could have been left out. Mr Brother desired Longmans & Co to send you the genera as he understood, you ordered him to do so. If you don't wish to keep it please send it back to him here, as soon as convenient Mr. brother assures me he has not in any way interfered with nor copied any of your [novelties?] nor will he do so without your express permission. The Indian Vulture was figured from a specimen from Bengal given to the Museum by General Hardwicke to which my brother had given a new name but when your list was received, he finding that you had already named it, out of compliment to you he adopted your name instead of his own. I have directed the duplicate specimens of your collection to be packed together into the Boxes. Shall they be sent to you? and what is the best manner of doing so. I know nothing of Mr [Howard] nor of his Proceedings nor of the specimens he has. I shall be detained in town until the end of the month by the marriage of my friend so that if you are ready, I can still come to make the selection
Believe me Dear Sir
Y[ou]rs Very Truly

J.E. Gray

Note
The duplicates amount to almost 860 birds and [20/28] Mammalia
the latter are all in bad condition