WP - The Alfred Russel Wallace Correspondence Project

lecture tour.
Name: Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913
Notes: When listed these were among 36 cuttings in an envelope
addressed to Alfred Russel Wallace, postmarked Leeds April
(19)13, annotated on the back in blue pencil in Alfred Russel
Wallace's hand ''Press notices of new book sent me ''; the envelope
and press reviews of some of his books have been transferred to
series WP6, papers [re books by Alfred Russel Wallace]; 1 from a
(British?) paper 1901 on an incident in Cairo has been transferred
to WP14/1; press cuttings on various topics. NOTE: Some reviews
of Alfred Russel Wallace's books have been RELOCATED and
placed with papers re the particular book reviewed.
All brittle, many folded many times and need larger container,
some small tears.
WP14/2/1 ''Locksley Hall Sixty Years After''. By Alfred , Lord Tennyson
Poem, ''Locksley Hall Sixty Years After''. By Alfred , Lord
Tennyson. Cutting from ''The Boston Herald'' Wednesday 22 Dec
1886, Some passages marked in blue pencil, faint annotation in
Alfred Russel Wallace's hand.
Name: Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Baron of Aldworth and Freshwater,
1807-1898
Boston Herald, The
Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913
Place: USA
Folded and brittle
WP14/2/2 ''Pullman Cars''
Cutting from ''The Times '' (London) 24 Oct 1887 with part of a
report on Pullman sleeping cars on trains in America, annotated a
the top in Alfred Russel Wallace's? hand ''Pullman Cars''. The
reverse consists of Police reports from Mansion House and Bow
Street (London, magistrates courts).
Name: Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913
Times, The
Place: England USA
WP14/2/3 Slaughter of hogs in a Chicago meat works
Cutting from ''The Times'' (London), Friday (date missing), on the
production-line slaughter and butchering of hogs in a Chicago
meat works. Two sections pasted together. The reverse contains
parts of police reports on offences committed in Soho and Pimlico
(London).
Name: Wallace, Alfred Russel, 1823-1913
Times, The
Place: England USA
WP14/2/4 Anecdotes on human behaviour
Undated press cutting c.1887? with no title or headline, (from a
New York paper?) containing three short amusing anecdotes on
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