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The political diaries of the fourth Earl of Carnarvon, 1857-1890, Colonial Secretary and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland / edited by Peter Gordon.

The short Parliament (1640) diary of Sir Thomas Aston / edited by Judith D. Maltby.

1.	W.W. Cairns, undated / Metcalfe & Glaister, Brisbane
His Excellency W.W. Cairns
Photograph, sepia toned
2.	Mrs. Edwin John Calf, undated
Worked at Coast Hospital (Prince Henry), is the one seated on the chair, on the left
Photograph on board, sepia toned
3.	Judge Callaghan, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
4.	J.S. Calvert, undated
Left to right: J.S. Calvert, J. Murray and J. Roper
Photograph, sepia toned
5.	Rev. James Calvert, undated / engraved by J. Cochran from a photograph
Missionary to Fiji
Engraving
6.	John Calvert, F.Z.S., undated
Mining geologist
7.	Mrs. John Calvert, undated
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned, of a portrait
8.	Ada Cambridge, undated
Print, black and white
Negative available at FM2 / 1522
9.	John Jefferies, Marquis Camden, K.G., undated / I. Hoppner, G. Adcock
Also known as John Jefferies Pratt, Marquis
Engraving
10.	Angus Cameron, undated
[Electorate of[ Waverley
Clipping
11.	Angus Cameron, undated
Formerly M.P. West Sydney & Kiama
Photograph, sepia toned
12.	Rev. Archibald Cameron, 1815-1905
Ordained beginning 1853, arrived in Sydney later that year.
3 copies of the same photograph
13.	D. Cameron, undated
Clipping
14.	E.H. Cameron, undated
Clipping
15.	Rev. A.B. Camm, 1882-1885
Clipping
From the “Jubilee Record” of the Unitarian Church, 1879-1929 in the possession of Dr. Harris
16.	Mr. A. Campbell, undated
[Alexander Campbell?]
[Electorate of] Kiama
Clipping
17.	Mr. A. Campbell, undated
[Archibald Campbell?]
[Electorate of] Illawarra
Clipping
18.	Daphne Campbell, 1946
In “The Overlanders”
Clipping
From “Ford News”, November 1946
19.	Jack Campbell, undated
Photograph/, sepia toned
20.	Mrs. Patrick Campbell, undated / from a photograph taken specially for this supplement by Alexander Bassano
Clipping
21.	Robert Campbell, undated / E. Thomas, Walter Mason
Signed by the subject?
Engraving
22.	Robert Campbell, undated
Print, black and white
Copied from Government Printing office (see GPO frame 08271)
23.	Thomas Campbell, undated / engraved by B. Holl, published by S. Robinson
Lord Rector of the University of (Glasgow?)
Engraving
24.	Walter Scott Campbell, c. 1910-1914
Photograph, sepia toned
25.	Mr. C.W. Candy, 1954
“President of the Institution [of Australian Engineers] for 1954”
Clipping
26.	Rev. W.C. Cane-Brown-Cane, M.A., 1870-1876
“Incumbent of St Thomas’ Church, Willoughby 1870-1975 … This gentleman left the Church of England joining a sect commonly called the Plymouth Brethren. The following minute is in the Service Book … under the date of January 1st 1876… Herewith ends my incumbency of St Thomas’ Willoughby, dear old church and dearer people, God’s richest blessings on all … W.C.C.B.C.”
Print, sepia toned
27.	J.H. Cann, M.L.A., undated
“chairman of Committees …” – verso
Photograph, black and white, on board
28.	J.H. Cann, undated
[Electorate of] Broken Hill
Clipping
29.	Rt. Hon. George Canning, 1823 / R. Cooper, Sculp(tor?), engraved by special permission from a portrait painted by Sir T. Lawrence, November 1822, published 1823
Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs
Engraving
30.	Rt. Hon. George Canning, 1827 / engraved by B. Holl, published by S. Robinson
First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer
Engraving
31.	Rt. Hon. George Canning, 1828 / engraved by A.Wilson, published by Constable
The Right Honourable George Canning
Engraving of sculptured bust
32.	Rt. Hon. George Canning, undated / drawn by H. Corbould from the original bust by T. Chantrey, on stone by W. Fairland
Drawing, black and white
33.	James Cant, born 1911
Clipping
From “Bulletin of the National Gallery of South Australia”, v. 21, no. 3, serial no. 79, January 1960
34.	(Earl of?) Canterbury, undated / wash by W. McLeod
Manners-Sutton, Viscount Canterbury 
Wash, coloured, made for Garran’s Picturesque Atlas
35.	C.T. Canthar, undated
Engraving
36.	Edmund Capon, 1983
Former editor of “Oriental Art”, appointed as Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales” in 1978
Clipping
From “Oriental Art”, new series winter 1982/83., vol. xxviii, no. 4
37.	Miss Carandini, undated
Daughter of Madame Carandini, Rosina?
Photograph, sepia toned
38.	J. Haydon Cardew, December 1921
“John Haydon Cardew, Civil Engineer & Surveyor of Sydney, and his wife, Gertrude Marion Cardew… taken on the occasion of their silver wedding in 1921”
“Mrs J.H. Cardew was elder daughter  of W.A. Steel II … John Haydon Cardew was second son of the Rev. John Haydon Cardew, Rector of Wingfield, Wilts., England”
Photograph, sepia toned
39.	George Carey, undated / Tosca, Wellington, N.Z.
Photograph, black and white
40.	Hilda Carey, 1967?
Was director of the New South Wales Bureau of the “International Correspondence for Schools” scheme and linked young Australians with overseas penfriends
Clipping
From Grapevine, vol. 2, No. 3 (New Series), June 1967?
41.	J. Randal Carey, undated
Commonwealth Committee
“Daily Telegraph” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
42.	Rev. David Cargill, undated / painted by W. Gush, engraved by R. Smith
“Missionary to the Feegee and Friendly Isles”
Engraving
43.	Jane Welsh Carlyle, undated
Clipping with illustration of Mrs Carlyle
44.	J.E. Carne, undated
Photograph, black and white
45.	Andrew Carnegie, undated / from a photograph by Crooke, Edinburgh
“Millionaire philanthropist of America, who has presented two million pounds to the universities of Scotland”
Clipping
46.	Alfred Sydney Carpenter, undated
Builder of (Maccabean?) Hall, Darlinghurst
Group photograph, black and white
47.	C.C. Carpenter, B.Sc., undated
Manager of U.S.L. Battery Corp., owner of many patents
Clipping
48.	William Carpenter, undated
Photograph, sepia toned
49.	Carroll, undated / Newman, Sydney
Photograph, coloured
50.	J.G. Carroll, 1898
[Electorate of] The Lachlan, N.S.W. Legislative Assembly 1898
Clipping
51.	J.M. Carroll, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in the Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 62735
52.	William Carron, died 25th February 1876
“Botanist who brought 5 out of a party of 14 in 1848”
Photograph, carte de visite, black and white
53.	Dr. J.H. Carruthers, ca. 1907 
Post card signed “Thanks, many thanks, JH Carruthers Sept. 10th 1907”
Date (on front) represents date party won state election – verso
Post card, black and white
54.	The Hon J.H. Carruthers, M.L.A. N.S.W., undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available at FM1 / 5033
55.	J.H. Carruthers, undated
2 clippings with portrait
One states “Hon. J.H. Carruthers, St. George”; the other is signed “J.H. Carruthers” but there is a note on the verso saying “this does not seem to me Carruthers’ autograph, checked with MSS in the M(itchell) L(ibrary). Compare with A877 – Parkes correspondence pp 472-522 and letter to Miss Spence AC 7” It identifies the portrait as Joseph Hector Carruthers, M.L.A. & M.L.C.
56.	Duncan Carson, undated / photograph by Falk Monte Luke
Selling Brokers Representative
 “Mount discarded Commonwealth of Australia N.S.W. State Wool Committee 1916-1923. British Imperial War Wool Purchase Scheme” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	G.D. Carter, undated
Clipping
58.	Norman Carter, 1924 / from the exhibition of the Australian Salon of Photography, Harold Cazneaux, Sydney
Clipping
From “The Australian Photo-Review”, May 15, 1924
59.	R.T. Carter, 1908 / W. Johnson, Sydney
Verso signed “R.T. Carter with kind regards to old chum …  May 1908 … birthday”
Photograph, black and white
60.	Rev. Robert Cartwright, 1771-1856
Early chaplain
Print, black and white
61.	J.J. Casey, undated
Clipping
62.	Rt. Hon. Richard Gardiner Casey, undated
Clipping
63.	Ella Caspers, 1904
Age 16
Photograph, sepia toned
64.	Cassidy, undated / Newman, Sydney
Photograph, coloured
65.	Amy Castles, undated / Talma, Melbourne
Photograph, sepia toned
66.	Amy castles, undated / photo by The Swiss Studios, Melbourne and Sydney
Photograph, black and white
67.	Dolly Castles, undated
Post card, black and white
Signed “Dolly Castles”
68.	John Castro, 1664 / W. Faithorne Sculp(or?)
The fourth viceroy of India
“No. 1198. Andrada. The life of Dom John de Castro (1664)”
Engraving
69.	Jack Cato, F.R.P.S., 1947
Self portrait
Clipping
From A.P.R. December 1947
70.	Ada (Cator?), undated
In group photograph, identified
Photograph, sepia toned
71.	Robert Cavelier / after a copperplate by Van der Gucht (1698)
Clipping with illustration of Robert Cavelier, Sieur de la Salle
72.	Harold Cazneaux, 1929
Titled “Caz” / Monte Luke, F.R.P.S., from the Exhibition of the New South Wales Photographic Society
Clipping
From “The Australian Photo-Review”, Oct. 15, 1929
73.	Mr. George Chaffey (of Chaffey Bros.), undated
Clipping
74.	Mr. W.B. Chaffey (of Chaffey Bros.), undated
Clipping
75.	J. Chalmers, undated / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
Signed “Yours faithfully, Tamate”
76.	Rev. James Chalmers, undated / Henry King, Sydney
“New Guinea” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	Rev. James Chalmers, 1841 – 1901
“Born 1841 … Massacred in New Guinea 1901. Was a missionary in Rarotonga 1867. One of the first settlers & explorers of New guinea 1877”
Photograph, black and white
Negative is filed at FM1 / 789. Listed at PXB 101 / Chalmers
78.	J. Chamberlain, undated / from a photograph by the London Stereoscopic Company
Signed “J. Chamberlain”
Copy of a portrait
79.	Charles Haddon Chambers, undated / The Van der (Werve?) Light, London
Photograph, sepia toned
80.	Charles Haddon Chambers, undated
Folder with 3 photographs, sepia toned. Comments on verso of each photograph
1. “CHC never puts mineral water into his whisky, he is cordially helping a guest” - verso 
2. “At the piano” – verso 
3. “Another rare sight. CHC dressed at 10:30 am”
81.	Henry Hyde Champion, undated / Leyshon White
Ink drawing
82.	John Moore Chanter, undated
[Electorate of] Deniliquin
Clipping
83.	George D. Chaplin, undated / Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco
2 photographs, sepia toned
One is signed “with kind regards of yours very truly, G.D. Chaplin, Sydney Aug 8th …” on verso
84.	A. Chapman, undated
[Mr Austin Chapman?]
[Electorate of] Braidwood
Clipping
85.	Hon. Austin Chapman, undated / photo. By Talma
Postmaster-General
Clipping
86.	C.R. Chapman, undated
“Secretary Process… Committee?”
Photograph? on board
87.	Henry Chapman, undated
Sydney-Fitzroy Division
Clipping

Box 06: Portrait file, Cairns to Chapman, ca. 1664 to 1983

1. Representative Mounted Riflemen, Jubilee 1897, Hounslow. (Finnerty of Tenterfield, Cashman of Bathurst, Vacchini of Picton, Muntz of Bathurst-Molong, Taplin of Camden, Munzie of Inverell, Perry of Bega and Gribble of Queanbeyan
2-3. The Second Regiment of N.S.W. Mounted Infantry for service in South Africa. `B' & `A' Squadrons - first, second, third and fourth troops [periodical illustrations]
4-5. A son returned from South Africa [group portrait & male portrait]
6. The Second regiment of N.S.W. Mounted Infantry for service in South Africa, the Officers & Machine Gun Section [periodical illustration]
7-8. Our Imperial Contingent, embarkation of the troops in `The Daily Telgraph' March 22, 1901 and a portrait of J. Apps
9-14. Durban - Col. Lassetter, Capt. Holman, Cape M. Rifles, Troop Vos. - On the Veldt, Capt. Holman
15. L.H. Officers . Extreme right middle row Onslow Thompson , on his right. M. Arnott. 2nd from right front row Lt. J. Heane (Dubbo). All N.S.W. Mounted Rifles 
16(a). N.S.W. Light Horse Officers for the War [periodical illustration]
16(b). With our gallant troops at ANZAC in `The Sydney Mail' September 15, 1915 [periodical illustration]
17. Program of the Review held by Her Majesty the Queen on July 1, 1897
18. Roll of troops [newscutting]
19-21. Cap. Lynch 1910 - 2nd L. Horse Brigade, School of Inst., July 1906 - A Private of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles
22. Picnic Burragorang, Camden and Picton N.C.O's ...
23. Hounslow Railway Station, arrival of Mounted Rifles 23/4/1897
24. N.S.W. Mounted Rifles outside their barracks at Hounslow, 1897
25. N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, Hounslow, 1897
26. Household Cavalry & Mounted Rifles, party given to N.S.W. Mounted Rifles by Household Cavalry, Col. Lassetter in civvies in middle of front row
27-30. [invitation] of Her Majesty's Indian & Colonial Forces now in England ... - [ticket] Admit W.D. Holman, Honourable Artillery Company, Armoury House, Finsbury - [plan] S.S. Gulf of Maitatan?
31. Officers, School of Instructors. 2nd from left: J.M. Arnott of N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, 3rd from left: an officer of the Lancer Regiment and 4th from left: Lt. J.P.G. Cox of N.S.W. Mounted Rifles
32-34. Hounslow Railway Station - The Mounted Band of the Royal Scots Greys who escorted the contingent to their barracks in England - A trooper of the Scots Greys and two of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles, Hounslow, 1897
35. National Park, N.S.W. Easter encampment, 1889. First representative picture of Mounted Infantry ...
36. Camp Rookwood?, Co. of Mounted Infantry
37-40. Hounslow Railway Station, men & horses detrained at this station in England and meet by Royal Scots Greys
41. [Newscuttings] of the N.S.W. Mounted Rifles tour through English provinces in `The Daily Telegraph' 2 October 1897
42. [Newscutting] Queen and Empire in `The Daily Mail, London' 23 June 1897
43. Dinner to the Officers and Men of the N.S.W. Forces at the Victoria Hall, Hotel Cecil, Strand, W.C. 29 July 1897, list of guests and table plan
44-46. [Newscuttings] The Australian Troopers, incidents of the voyage home, 23 April 1897 - Special regimental order by Lt. Col. H.B. Lassetter ... Camden, 23 February 1897 - [manuscript] Sample of Regiment Order issued to colonial troops at Chelsea ...
47. Mounted Rifle Officers, Hounslow, Jubilee, 1897. (Lt. Ryrie, Major Onslow, Lt. Col. Lassetter, Cap. Thompson, Lt. Onslow, Lt. Campbell)
48. Sg Major C. Lydiard (Bathurst M.R.)
49. Mounted Rifles, Officers, Hounslow 1897, Jubilee Detachment (Sg Maj Lydiard, Sg McAllister, Armstrong, McIntosh, Corp Fraser, W.O. Holman, Corp Munsie
50. West Cavalry Brigade, Aldershot with the VIth Dragoon Guards (Mtd Rifles, Jubilee Contingent on parade, mounted on their own horses taken from Australia & sold in England
51. Major Onslow & Col. H.B. Lassetter, Hounslow
52. Hounslow Railway Station, Mounted Rifles leading their horses to barracks, 23 April 1897
53-54. Victoria Barracks, Sydney, an officer's school 
55-56. Troopers Mounted Rifles, marching order 1897
57. 1st Cavalry School of Instruction, Victoria Barracks, 24 February 1894
58. [periodical illustration] Some of the Officers of the Light Horse L-R: Major Vernon, Lt. Col. Meredith, Lt. Holman & Lt. Broadbent

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