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BOX 1:
 
Book of Honour, 1996, compiled by Elaine Odgers Norling, concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 26 April 1996

Includes program, newscutting from Sydney Morning Herald, 27 Apr. 1996, and 150 colour photoprints and duplicates
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being distinguished guest speaker, Dagmar Schmidmaier (State Librarian);  co-convenors Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Mrs Gordon Samuels (wife of the Governor and Patron of the NCW);  Hon. Faye Lo Po, MP AM, Parliamentray Hostess (Minister for Women and Minister for Fair Trading);  Clare Cusick (President, NCW (NSW));  Professor Beryl Nashar OBE (Past International President, IFBPW);  and Margy Burn (State Library of NSW)
Photographs of honoured women: May Dwyer, Merle Deer AM, Edith Gilmour, Dorothy Hampton, Winifred Harrison, Doris May, Amy Messenger, Bessie Mitchell, Molly Newman OAM, Alice Oxley, Ruby Saulwick, Gwen Smith, Ivy Vandervord, Ursula Ware, Ethel Watson and Ann Wemyss
Photographs of other attendees, including Marlene Arditto, Joan Bielski, Martha Sear, Rosemary Block (State Library of NSW), Nancy Brazier, Pat Dixon Hughes, Jean Garling, Philippa Hall, Maryanne Larkin, Joan Pilone, Wilma Radford, Ruth Ross, Carlie Spence, Rosalind Strong and Anne Summers  
 
Book of Honour, 1997, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 7 April 1997

Includes program and 65 colour photoprints, with photonegatives:
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being distinguished guest speaker, Hon. Justice Deirdre O'Connor (President, Commonwealth Industrial Relations Commission);  co-convenors, Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Mrs Gordon Samuels (wife of the Governor and Patron of the NCW);  Hon. Faye Lo Po, MP AM, Parliamentary Hostess (Minister for Women and Minister for Fair Trading);  Clare Cusick (President, NCW (NSW));  Ella Keenan (National President, BPW Australia);  Pauline Griffin (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Australian National University);  Peg Blake and Marlene Arditto
Photographs of honoured women: Merle Deer AM, Doreen Donovan, Eva Fulton, Jean Garling, Edith Gilmour, Dorothy Hampton, Winifred Harrison, Miriam McKelvie, Joy Maxwell, Doris May, Molly Newman OAM, Ivy Vandervord and Ursula Ware 
One honoured woman, Alice Oxley, did not attend the luncheon
Photographs of inaugural Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Jennifer Durran 
 
BOX 2:
 
Book of Honour, 1998, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 27 March 1998

Includes program and 82 colour photoprints
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being distinguished guest speaker, Dr Shirley Fitzgerald (City of Sydney Historian);  co-convenors, Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Hon. Jan Burnswoods MLC, Parliamentary Hostess;  Dagmar Schmidmaier (State Librarian);  Pauline Griffin AM (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Australian National University);  Peg Blake;  Marlene Arditto and Joan Pilone
Photographs of honoured women: Carol Adamson, Evelyn Blackwell, Barbara Byrne, Merle Deer AM, Doreen Donovan, May Dwyer, Edith Gilmour, Lorna Gilmour, Dorothy Hampton, Winifred Harrison, Doris May, Doris Murray, Molly Newman OAM, Marjory Nix-James, Alice Oxley, Elsie Phillis, Jean Sticpewich, Ursula Ware and Ethel Watson
Undated photograph of Jean Arnot and unidentified woman at the former's residence [?]
Photograph of Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Sue Scott
 
Book of Honour, 2001, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 11 May 2001

Includes program and 129 colour photoprints and duplicates
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being distinguished guest speaker, Shirley Sinclair;  co-convenors, Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Hon. Faye Lo Po, MP AM, Parliamentary Hostess (Minister for Women);  Lyn Williams (President, BPW (NSW));  Dagmar Schmidmaier (State Librarian);  Peg Blake, Peg McEntee, Marlene Arditto and Felicity Barr (Deputy Commissioner, Dept. of Veterans Affairs)
Photographs of honoured women, with accompanying biographical entries: Carol Adamson, Dr Isobel (Ida) Bennett AO, Gladys Cox, Merle Deer AM, Dorothy Dufffy, May Dwyer, Edith Gilmour, Lorna Gilmour, Esme Sabina Harman, l Holland, Dr Claudia Leach, Doris May, Rita Mitchell, Clarice Morris, Alice Oxley, Rose Peach, Hazel May Pickford, Laurel Reeves, Elva Taylor, Elma Maud Thomas, Marie Walker, Bon Walter and Daphne Wight
Photographs of Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Frances Manning
 
BOX 3:
 
Book of Honour, 2002, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 12 April 2002

Includes program and 204 colour photoprints and duplicates
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being guest of honour, Nancy Bird Walton AO OBE;  distinguished guest speaker, Dr Jan Roberts;  co-convenors, Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Hon. Meredith Burgmann MLC (on behalf of Hon. Faye Lo Po);  Marion Smith (President, NCW (NSW));  Judith Van Unen (National President, AFBPW);  Marlene Arditto and Marjorie James OAM 
Photographs of honoured women, with accompanying biographical entries: Carol Adamson, Rose Argent, Doris Beckham, Gladys Cox, Dr Isobel (Ida) Bennett, Dulcie Elizabeth Bevis, Merle Deer AM, Lorna Gilmour, Lily Crook, Ellen 'Nellie' Ellis, Moira Ferguson, Esmae Sabina Harman, Mary St John Henry, Peg Hobson, Frances Inns, Nance Irvine OAM, Doris May, Elsie Lawrie, Joyce Lowenthal, Vera Ruth McMillan, Rita Mitchell MBE, Edna Palmer, Alice Oxley, Rose Peach, Merle Puddicombe, Elaine Pedon, Laurel Reeves, Norma Rhodes, Genevieve Robinson, Nell Seddon, Kate Stonehold, Sylvia Trainor, Bon Walter and Daphne Wight
Biographical entries were also provided for two honoured women who were absentees: Edith Gilmour and Mollie Newman OAM, and for Marion Armstrong, Dorothy Dufty, May Dwyer and Elma Maud Thomas
No photograph was enclosed of the Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Emma Dowling
 
Book of Honour, 2004, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 30 April 2004

Includes program, letters received from attendees and 117 colour photoprints
Photographs of distinguished guests and organisers, being guest of honour, Her Excellency, Professor Marie Bashir AC;  distinguished guest speaker, Susannah Fullerton;  co-convenors, Val Buswell OAM and Joan Elliston AM;  Hon. Alison Megarrity, Parliamentary Host;  Leonie Christopherson (President, NCW (NSW));  Nola Barkl;  Elizabeth Ellis (Mitchell Librarian, State Library of NSW);  and Alan Ventress (Associate Director, State Records of NSW)
Photographs of honoured women, with accompanying biographical entries: Margaret Ackhurst, Dorothy Ashton, Mona Birrell, Violet Butler, Edna Challener, Min Clifford, Vera Daer, Ruby Ellen Davies, Marcia Egan, Jean Florence Fleeman, Marjorie Ethel Flower, Mavis Jean Heywood, Mollie Honeyman, Edna May Hughes, Agnes Wilson Jeffries, Sister Patricia Keating, Patricia Loane, Sister Paul McCrone, Beth Meehan, Beatrice Ann Orr, Alice Oxley, Gwendoline Agnes Palazzi, Edna Palmer, Elsie Amy Phillis, Gwyneth Porter, Ruth Theodora Prior, Merle Puddicombe, Laurel Reeves, Anne Rothe, Betty Shwabsky, Ann Spellacy, Ada Walsh, Bon Walter, Daphne Wight and Ellie Wood 
Photographs of other attendees, including Margaret Plummer, who led the singing of the National Anthem 
Photographs of Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Karen Williams
 
BOX 4: 
 
Book of Honour, 2006, with additional inserts, 1994, 2003, compiled by Lorna Kyzelis, concerning the Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon, Parliament House, Sydney, 28 April 2006

Includes program and 115 colour photoprints
Photographs of distinguished guests and other attendees are accompanied by captions, and in most cases those of the women honoured are accompanied by biographical entries. The album begins with photographs of the late Jean Arnot MBE FLAA and Val Buswell OAM. Distinguished guests and organisers include distinguished guest of honour, Felicity Barr (Chair of the Ministerial  Advisory Committee on Ageing and Chair of the Board of War Widows' Guild NSW);   distinguished guest speaker, Dr Shirley Fitzgerald (City of Sydney Historian);  convenor, Joan Elliston AM;  Dr Meredith Burgmann MLC, Parliamentary Hostess;  Beverley Pavey (President, NCW (NSW));  Marilyn Forsythe (President, AFBPW (NSW));  Marlene Arditto;  Nola Barkl;  Jerelynn Brown (Acting Assistant State Librarian and Mitchell Librarian);  and Alan Ventress (Associate Director, State Records NSW)
Photographs of honoured women: Elsie Bryson, Mary Allen, Clara Applebaum, Doris Beckenham, nee Woodcock, Frances Burton, Violet Butler, Hilda Marjorie Clark, Margaret Hazel Connell, Joyce Crich, Betty Cuneo, nee Pye, Christina Henry, Vera Daer, Dorothy De Low, Marcia Egan, Florence May English, Vonnie Flower, Mona Doris Green, Esme Wraith Griffiths, Jessie Grover, Anne Haines, Lola Harding-Irmer, Mavis Eileen Harrigan, Bertie Cecil Lloyd, Marjorie Maul, Peggy Miller, Edna Norton-Baker OAM, Odette Palmer, Dorothy Ransom, Violet Robbins, Margret Reynolds, Iris Sharp, Claire Mary Simmons, Betty Swinburne, Patsy Weaver (no biographical entry), Olwen Thom, Val Trevivian, Bon Walter, Daphne Wight and Silvia Winifred Woods. Three ladies who were unable to attend, Alice Oxley, Thora Thomas (accepted on her behalf by Carmel Keys) and Jean Lewis Mullin, nee Malor, have biographical entries.
Photographs of Jean Arnot Memorial Fellowship winner, Elizabeth Beales (Barossa Council Public Library, Nurioopta, SA)

Collection 01: Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon Books of Honour, 1996-1998, 2001-2002, 2004, 2006, being albums compiled by Elaine Odgers Norling and Lorna Kyzelis for the National Council of Women (NSW) Inc. and BPW Australia, formerly the Australian Federation of Business and Professional Women Inc.

The Cambridge history of French thought / edited by Michael Moriarty, Jeremy Jennings. [electronic resource]


1. John Palmer Abbott Speaker / J. Hubert Newman
2. Earl of Aberdeen Campbell Gordon / Alex Bassano
3-4. Janet Achurch / two studio portraits, one by Falk Studio
5. Francis Adams died in England 1893 / H. King
6. Madame Albani / The Falk Studios
7. D. Pedro D. Alcintara signed on front  / Bradley & Rulofso (San Francisco)
8. Sir George Wigram Allen / J.T. Gorus
9. First Bishop of Riverina Sydney Linton / J. Hubert Newman
10. William Munnings Arnold
11. J. James Ashton, M.P / J. Hubert Newman
12. Dr Charles Badham / J. Hubert Newman
13. Bishop, Frederick Barker / Southwell Brothers
14. Barkley saved from wrecked Orpheus Melville Barkly / J.T. Gorus
15. Wilson Barrett / The Falk Studios
16. Bishop Alfred Barry / Fradelle (National  Gallery, London)
17. Sir Redmond Barry / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co.
18. Earl Benjamin Disraeli Beaconsfield / Stereoscopic Company (London)
19. Lord William Lygon Beauchamp, Governor of N.S.W. / Talma 
20. Amos Beaumont / Murrell & Co.
21. William Beach / Tuttle & Co. 
22. Mrs. Bernard Beere as "Fedora" / Falk
23. Mr. Kyrle Bellew, as "David Garrick" / Falk
24. Lady Anne Elizabeth Honoria Belmore / William Bradley (140 Pitt St. Sydney)
25. Earl Belmore Somerset Richard Lowry-Corry, 4th Earl of Belmore / Freeman & Co.
26. Dr. George Bennett / J.T. Gorus
27. Sarah Bernhardt as "Camille" signed and dated 1871 / Falk
28. Sarah Bernhardt as "Cleopatra" / Falk
29. Annie Besant / Falk
30. Madame Anna Bishop
31. Mrs Blouet / Falk
32. Rold Boldrewood / Vandyck Studio
33. William Booth, 1894 / Signed by sitter (Rockwood, N.Y.)
34-35. Mr. Dion Boucicault / Falk and London Stereoscopic Company
36. Sir G. Ferguson George Bowen / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co.
37. Constable Bracken / W.E. Barnes
38. M. Eleanor Brackenridge / Stemus (Auckland)
39. Lord Thomas Brassey / Elliot & Fry (London)
40. Sir Oswald Brierly / J.T. Gorus
41. G.V. Gustavus Vaughan Brooke / J.T. Gorus
42. Mrs. Florence Brough nee Trevelyan / Falk
43. Mr Robert Brough
44. Dr William Broughton. Bishop of Australia
45. Bp. Francois Louis Bugnion / Greenfeld (Sydney)
46. Madame Marian Burton
47. Sir William Westbrooke Burton / J.T. Gorus
48. Sir T.F. Thomas Fowell Buxton / Elliot & Fry (London)
49. Bp Byrne R.C. Bp of Bathurst Jospeh Byrne / J. Hubert Newman
50. Viscount Canterbury, Gov. of Victoria i.e. John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co.
51. Rosina Carandini / Hewitt Photos
52. Lady Cecelia Margaret Carrington / Freeman & Co. 
53. Charles Cartwright / The Falk Studios
54. Mr & Mrs George Case / Freeman & Co.
55. Madame Celeste / W. Walker & Sons
56. Reverend William Branwhite Clark / J. Hubert Newman
57-58. Adela Stanton Coit, 1908
59. Adelia Coit and family group consists of two men and seven women
60. Moncure Daniel Conway / Elliot & Fry
61. Augusta Cortesi / Hibling & Fields
62. Rev. James Coutts / Newman & Co.
63. Edith Dircksey Cowan, 1921
64. Henry Creswick, 1864 / W.H. Prestwich (Reading)
65. Stuart Cumberland / Johnstone, O'Shannessy & Co.  
66. Matilda Danvers / J.T. Gorus
67. Augusta Dargan
68. Monsieur Darmcott author of Pauline Blanchard / Falk
69. Sir F. Frederick Matthew Darley, Chief Justice / Freeman & Co. 
70. Charles Darwin / J.T. Gorus
71. Mr. Michael Davitt / Talma
72. Sir George William Des Voeux, Governor of Fiji / Freeman & Co. 
73. Sir Charles Dilke / Russell & Sons (London)
74. Alfred Domett / North Kensignton Photographic Studio
75. Signor Dondi / Beaumont, Sydney
76. Judge James Sheen Dowling / Oswald Allen
77. Lady Louisa Duff nee Scott / Madame Praeger
78. Sir Robert Duff / The Falk Studios
79. Sir Garvan Duffy / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Company
80. Elizabeth C. Wolstenholme Elmy with dedication to "Miss Rose Scott" / Schmidt
81. Lucy Escott / J.T. Gorus
82. Signora Fabris / Freeman (late Oswald Allen)
83. Miss Nellie Farren, 1864 / Messrs. W. Walker & Sons (London)
84. Sir James Fergusson / Alex Bassano
85.  Addressed to "Miss Rose Scott, Lynton, Point Piper Road"
86. Archibald Forbes / Raphael Tuck's Chromo Portrait Gallery
87. William Forster / Freeman & Co.
88. Admiral Edmund Robert Freemantle / Freeman Bros.
89. Major General Freemantle
90. James Anthony Froude / Elliot & Fry
91. The Rt. Hon. W. E. William Ewart Gladstone, M.P. / Elliot & Fry
92. Mrs Gladstone and Granddaughter Catherine nee Glynee
93. Henry George / Henry King
94. Jean Gerardy, 1898-1900 / Falk
95. Ernest Giles / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Company
96. Dr Fieldflowers Goe / Samuel A. Walker (London)
97. Maria M. Ogilvie Gordon signed copy / Elliot & Fry
98. Albert John Gould signed copy / Freeman & Co.
99. John Thomas Ewing Gowlland, 1872 / Oswald Allen
100. Sir George Grey / Martin (Auckland)
101. Matthew Hale Bishop of Brisbane / J. Hubert Newman
102. Sir John Hall signed by sitter / C.H. Manning (Christchurch)
103. Sir Charles Halle / Alex Bassano (London)
104. Lady Halle, "Madae Norman Neruda" / A. Bassano ie. Wilma Maria Francisca Halle
105. Lord Hampden Viscount Henry Robert Brand 
106. Lady Hampden Viscountess Susan Brand Hampton / J. Hubert Newman
107. Hanlan / W & D Downey 
108. Lord Harris George Robert Canning Harris / Elliot & Fry
109. Major Harris / B.C. Boake
110. Henry Harwood in "La Mascotte" / Murell & Co.
111. Alice Henry / Charles Barnett The Falk Studio
112. Maud Hobson "A Gaiety Girl Co." / Falk Studios
113. Lord Hopetoun John Adrian Louis Hopetoun / Elliot & Fry (London)
114. Richard Hengist Horne
115. Professor Huxley / London Stereoscopic Co.
116. Joseph Jefferson American Actor
117. Miss Essie Jenyns as "Juliet" / Charlemont (Royal Arcade, Sydney)
118. Countess of Jersey, 1891 Margaret Elizabeth Child-Villiers / Kerry & Jones
119. Sir W. William Jervois, Governor of New Zealand
120. Alice Johnstone with dedication
121. Captain Kane of the Calliope Henry Cocy Kane / J. Hubert Newman
122. Charles John Keane / H. King
123. Mrs Edith Keane / Southwell Brothers
124. Henry Kelton, 1880-1891 / J.T. Gorus
125. Henry Kendall poet / J. Hubert Newman
126. George Wyndham Kennion Bishop of Adelaide / J. Hubert Newman
127. Dr. Edward King, Bishop of Lincoln / Samuel A. Walker, London
128. Mr Rudyard Kipling / Elliot & Fry (London)
129. Mr Julius Knight / Talma
130. Charles Wallace Cochrane Baillie Lamington with Mr Slade, 1896 
131. Leader - William Lane New Australia / Atelier Vandyck
132. Mr Laycock / J.W.R. Clarke's
133. Miss Jennie Lee / Collins
134. The Late Canon Liddon, D.D. Nes, 28 October 1890 / London Stereoscopic Co.
135. Sir Henry Lock Governor of Victoria / J. Hubert Newman
136. Lord Augustus Loftus / J. Hubert Newman
137. Lady Loftus Emma Maria / Freeman & Co.
138. Mrs. J. Lyster / J. Hubert Newman
139. Maud Mac Carthy / The Falk Studios
140. Professor Frederick McCoy Melbourne / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co.
141. Miss Louisa Macdonald, Principal of the Women's College / Madame Praeger
142. J.S.T. McGowen / J. Hubert Newman
143. Majeroni male actor / Freeman
144. Majoroni female / Freeman
145. Samuel Edward Marsden Bishop of Bathurst / Freeman & Co.
146. Fred Marshall as ... / Murell & Co.
147. Charles Matthews / Bradley & Rulofso, San Francisco
148. Dame Nellie Melba / Walery photographer to the Queen
149. Emilie Melville / J. Hubert Mewman 
150. Col. Sir Thomas Livingston Mitchell ... / Abrahams (Sculptor)
151. The Lord Bishop of Tasmania Henry Montgomery / Elliot & Fry
152. Maggie Moore
153. Bishop James Moorhouse / Johnstone O'Shannessy & Co.
154. Cardinal Patrick Francis Moran
155. Baron von Mueller / J.W. Lindt (Melbourne)
156. Professor Max Muller / J.T. Gorus
157. James Murray, Bishop of Maitland / Maguire Photographers
158. Ilma da Murska (1836-1899) / Miss Rosenthal's (London)
159. Sir Charles Nicholson & Charles Archibald child, October 1870 / H. Lenthall (London)
160. George Augustus Constantine Phipps Normanby
161. Dr. James Norton
162. Lieu. Inspector Stanhope O'Connor / W.E. Barnes (Wangaratta)
163. Nance O'Neil / Talma & Co. 
164. Max O'Rell, 1892 / Mendelssohn
165. L. Orsough
166. Clarmont to Richbourne Estate Arthur Orton / Maull & Co.
167. Ignace Jan Paderewski / The Falk Studios
168. Gilbert Horatio Parker, Canadian Poet and Author
169. Sir Henry Parkes / The Falk Studios
170. Henry Hutton Parry Bishop of Perth, W.A. / J. Hubert Newman
171. The late madame Patey Janet Monach Patey / Elliot & Fry
172. Dr. John Coleridge Patterson, Bishop of Melanesia / Perry (37 Collins St. East, Melbourne)
173. Admiral Pearson / J. Hubert Newman
174. Dr Pearson, 2nd Bishop of N.Castle Josiah Brown Pearson / J. Hubert Newman
175. Florence Perry - Geisha / Talma
176. Hon. C. Pilcher / Sydney & Melbourne Photographic Company, Manager Montagu Scott
177. Mrs Potter, as "Camille" / Falk
178. Mrs Potter, as "La Tosca" / Falk
179. Proctor / Elliott & Fry
180. Proctor signed copy / J. Hubert Newman
181. Mr J.E. Redman, M.P. Leader of the Irish Party in the House of Commons
182. Sir George Houstoun Reid / J. Hubert Newman
183. Remenyi or Remignie
184. Major Genl. Richardson / Boake (Newcastle)
185. George Rignold / Murell & Co. 
186. Madame Adelaide Ristori as Marie Antoinette / J.T. Gorus
187. Sir John Robertson
188. Sir Hercules Robinson / J. Hubert Newman
189. Sir W. William Robinson / Hammer & Co. 
190. G. H.?  Rogers, comedian / J.T. Gorus
191. Hugh Hastings Romilly / Boudoir Portrait
192. The Right Hon. The Earl of Rosebery, P.C. / Elliot & Fry
193. G.W. Rusden Author of History of Australia and N.Z. / Batchelder & O'Neill
194. M. Rush / J. Hubert Newman
195. Dean Alexander Russell / Hammer & Co.
196. Dr. Emily B. Ryder dedicated on reverse / C. Hemus (Auckland, N.Z.)
197. Marie St. Clair
198. George Augustus Sala / Elliot & Fry
199. The Rt. Hon The Marquis of Salisbury Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoyne-Cecil / Elliott & Fry
200. Sir Julian Emanuel Salomons / Freeman & Co. 
201. Bishop Daniel Fox Sandford of Tasmania / J. Hubert Newman
202. G. Santley / H. Hering Photo 
203. William Collinson Sawyer / Grafton & Armindal
204. Alexander Walker Scott, August 1882 / A. Ludwig (Woollahar)
205. Admiral Lord Charles Thomas Montagu-Douglas Scott / Elliott & Fry
206. Rose Scott, 1902 / Nina Campbell
207. Scott family (probably)
208. Sir Peter Scratchley 
209. Henry Searle / Tuttle
210. Dean Arthur Edward Selwyn / Freeman & Co.
211-212. George Augustus Selwyn, Bishop of New Zealand / William Bradley and H. Webster
213. John Selwyn, Bp. of Melanesia / J. Hubert Newman
214. Anna H. Shaw
215. Mrs Scott Siddons / J.T. Gorus
216. Most Rev. Dr. W.S. Smith, Archbishop of Sydney. In pencil on reverse in a later hand, "William Saumarez Smith, Bishop of Melbourne". Copy print on postcard format.
217. Mr G. H. Snazelle with quote below title
218. Henry Squires / Newman & Co.
219. Miss Blanche Stamers or Stammers / Murell & Co.
220. Marchioness of Stafford / J. Hubert Newman
221. Marquis of Stafford / J. Hubert Newman 
222. Mr. H.M. Stanley, 28 Oxford Street, Hyde Park, Sydney / Herbs
223. Bishop George Henry Stanton of Northern Queensland / J. Hubert Newman
224. Sergeant Steele / W.E. Barnes (Wangaratta)
225. Sir Alfred Stephen / J. Hubert Newman
226. "Yours faithfully / J. James Brunton Stephens" / Albert Lomer & Co.
227. Madame Antoinette Sterling, 1893 / H. King
228. "Nelle Stewart wishes you the compliments of the Season" / Talma & Co.
229. Sir Alexander Stuart
230. Charles Sturt Discovered Darling R ... / W.J. Swan
231. Thomas de Witt Talamage / Falk Studios
232. Lord John Taylor / Bradley & Allen
233. Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Goulburn / J. Hubert Newman
234. S. Thornton, Bishop of Ballarat / J. Hubert Newman
235. Tom Thumb with female companion / T.S. Glaister
236. "Tiawhiao" Maori King / H. King
237. George Titheradge / Murell & Co.
238. Mr J.L. Toole / Hills & Saunders
239. J. i.e. John Toole, 1864 / C.T. Newcombe
240. Bishop James Francis Turner, Grafton & Armidale / Freeman & Co. 
241. Mark Twain / Falk Studio
242. William Tyrrell, 1st Bishop of Newcastle / Freeman & Co.
243. Roger Bede Vaughan, Archbishop of Sydney / J. Hubert Newman
244. Sir Julius Vogel / Freeman
245. Mr Thomas Walker / J. Hubert Newman
246. William Thomas Thornhill Webber, Bishop of Brisbane / J. Hubert Newman
247. Mr C. Charles Smith Wilkinson, Govt. Geologist / Henry 
248. Reverend N. Wilson / J.H. Newman
249. Lady Mary Elizabeth Windeyer, 1st President of the woman Sufferage League / Madame Praeger
250. Judge William Charles Windeyer / Freeman & Co.
251. B.R. Bernhard Ringrose Wise / J. Hubert Newman
252. Clement Wraggle, 1893 / H. King
253. Reverend Dr. Woolls / J. Hubert Newman
254. Lady Adelaide Annabella Young (Lisgar) / J.T. Gorus
255. Sir John Young / Freeman & Co. 
256. Prince Albert Victor and Prince George of Wales / J. Hubert Newman
257. Duke of Clarence Albert Victor / Freeman & Co.
258. Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh / W & D Downey
259. H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh and Suite in Mining Costume, 10 December 1867 / Robert Bros.
260. Duke of Genoa / Bradley & Rulofson
261-263. Chinese Ambassadors - General Wong Yung Ho and Consul U. Tsing (Yu Ch'iung)
264. Maori woman, unidentified, with 'Moku' designs
265-269. Melanesians comprising: Safi, Sidin, Sikogobu, Taramai / Waii

1. J.P. John Palmer Abbott Speaker

10. William Munnings Arnold

21. William Beach

Scott family - collection of studio portrait photographs

A history of 1930s British literature / edited by Benjamin Kohlmann and Matthew Taunton.

WILLIAM LESLIE (1770-1857)
MLMSS 6930/1/1
1830, undated;  Letters received. Correspondents include his son William Leslie and his daughter-in-law Matilda Leslie nee Robinson. Note that two of William's letters are addressed to both his parents. 
1843;  Letters sent to his sister 

JANE LESLIE nee Davidson (1783-1861)
MLMSS 6930/1/2
1823-1855, undated;  Letters received. Correspondents include her husband William Leslie, her son William Leslie and Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur 

1821-1859, undated;  Letters sent. Correspondents include Margaret Essie and Annie ?  See also letter from Jane Leslie to Rose Robinson in the papers of Matilda Rose Leslie. 
Undated;  Miscellaneous material: Birth and death dates of the Davidson family;  Drawings  by her son Thomas Leslie  

WILLIAM LESLIE (1814-1880)
MLMSS 6930/1/3
1826-1867, undated;  Letters received. Correspondents include his father William Leslie, his  mother Jane Leslie, his son William Douglas Leslie, his sister Mary Anne Leslie, his aunt Ann Coats, James Bissett, William Dent, A. Campbell and Patrick Davidson. 
MLMSS 6930/1/4
1827-1847, undated;  Letters sent. Correspondents include his mother Jane Leslie, his sisters Catherine and Mary-Anne, Patrick Davidson and Duncan Davidson. Also includes a letter from Patrick Davidson to Duncan Davidson. 

MATILDA ROSE LESLIE (wife of William Leslie the younger);  
MLMSS 6930/1/5
1848-1861;  Letters received. Correspondents include her son William Douglas Leslie, William Leslie the elder, Jane Leslie and Walter Leslie. 
1848;  Letters sent. One letter to her mother, Rose Robinson and also includes a letter from Jane Leslie to Rose Robinson. 

PATRICK LESLIE (1815-1881)
MLMSS 6930/1/6
1823-1845;  Letters received. Correspondents include his parents, William and Jane Leslie and his brother William.  Also includes letters addressed to all three brothers Patrick, Walter and George from their parents Jane Leslie (in the form of a journal) and William Leslie. 
1870;  Letter sent to his cousin, Catherine, Lady Turing. 
1844;  Statement by Patrick Leslie refuting the charges made against him by his uncle, Walter Davidson, when acting as his agent in New South Wales. 

WALTER LESLIE (1818-1891)
MLMSS 6930/1/7
1838-1846;  Letters received. Correspondents include his parents William and Jane Leslie, Patrick Leslie, Mary-Anne Leslie, Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur. Also includes letters addressed to both Walter and his brother George from their parents. See also the letters of Patrick Leslie which include letters addressed to all three brothers Patrick, Walter and George from their parents. 
1841-1843;  Letters sent to G.S. Macdonald and Charles Rolleston (from Walter & George Leslie) regarding squatting rights on Canning Downs. 

GEORGE LESLIE (1820-1860)
MLMSS 6930/2/1
1838-1860, undated;  Letters received. Correspondents include his parents William and Jane Leslie, Patrick Davidson, John G. Cattley, George Engstrom, C.A. Aylmer, Emma Master, Hugh Gordon. See also the letters of Patrick Leslie and Walter Leslie for letters addressed to George and his brothers from their parents.  

MLMSS 6930/2/2
1849-1860;  Letters sent. Correspondents include Kate Leslie, George Mant, The Times, Sir Charles Fitzroy, Sir Donald Blair, Peel River Sand & Mineral Co., MB & District Separation Association. Also include one page with summaries of letters sent, May 1849. 

MLMSS 6930/2/3
1852-1855;  Journals. Includes journal of a voyage from Plymouth to Sydney, 1852-53 and a voyage from Sydney to Aden, 1855. Also includes additional journal entries for 9-10 March 1852 and 13-14 June 1852.   

MLMSS 6930/2/4
1845-1854;  Material relating to Canning Downs. Includes: 'Returns of Stock belonging to Messrs. W. & G. Leslie, 7 Feb. 1845';  'Rough notes of George Leslie's report of Encounter with the Stranger Blacks on Canning Downs, 1850';  Three account sheets relating to the sale  of Canning Downs to Gilbert Davidson, 1854.  

MLMSS 6930/2/5
1850-1860;  Miscellaneous material. Includes: Notes by Judge David Forbes concerning 'Estimated revenues of Queensland', 1850;  Accounts from Sydney and English hotels and tradesmen, 1852-57;  C.A. Aylmer -  Peel River Board Resolutions 15 May 1858;  financial papers of Anderson & Leslie, 1856;  George Leslie - notes on financial transactions, undated;  extract from the diary of George Fairholme concerning the bushranger Wilson, undated, with copy of a letter from George Leslie to Sir David Blair, Sept. 1854.  

EMMELINE LESLIE (1828-1911)
MLMSS 6930/3/1-6 and MLMSS 6930/4/1
1839-1911, undated;  Letters received. Correspondents include George Leslie, Ludwig Leichhardt, Anna Josepha King, Phillip Parker King, Mary Fitzroy, Anna Maria Macarthur, Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur, her brothers Charles, George, John and James Macarthur, her sisters Mary Wilson, Emma Macarthur, Elizabeth King and Catherine Leslie, Philip Gidley King the younger, her father-in-law William Leslie, her brothers-in-law William and Thomas Leslie, George Mant, PD Anderson, Alexander Davidson, C.A. Aylmer, William Fanning, Crawford Pasco and George Keong. Note that these letters are arranged partly in a chronological order and partly in their original subject bundles such as 'Letters from and about my family', 'Letters concerning the last days and death of Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur', 'Letters to E.M. de Falbe from her brother John McArthur', 'Property', 'Transactions and correspondences E. Leslie 1860 to 1865 and from 1871 on as E. de Falbe', 'E. Leslie's affairs after 1860 and before marriage settlement' and 'Letters on NSW Affairs'. 

MLMSS 6930/4/2
1862-1905;  Letters sent. Correspondents include P.D. Anderson, Muriel Hanbury, Messrs John Gore & Co. Also includes a letter book titled 'Copies of E.F.'s letters 66-67' - most are written by Patrick Leslie & C.A. Aylmer as Trustees of Mrs Falbe's Marriage Settlement to George Mant and from Mant to the Trustees. 

MLMSS 6930/4/3
1805-1879;  Letters sent and received by other people. Correspondents include Lord Nelson,  the Duke of Wellington, David Wilkie, John A. Macarthur, Jane Macarthur, Hugh Gordon. 

MLMSS 6930/4/4-5
1854-1909;  Journals and Reminiscences. 1. Notes of a voyage from Brisbane to Sydney, 1854.  2. Letts Rough Desk Diary for 1875 - transcript.  3. Two exercise books containing notes and newscuttings collected for Reminiscences. 

MLMSS 6934/4/6: Microfilm copy at CY 4052
1843-1860;  Commonplace Books (3) mainly containing poems.  1. 'Emmeline McArthur September 1843'.  2. 'Emmeline MacArthur & E.M. Leslie - Treasures and Trifles 8th November 1847'.  3. 'Trifles and Treasures - Emmeline M. Leslie Canning Downs Sept. 20th 1848'. The last entries are dated 1860. 

MLMSS 6930/5/1-4
1840-1901, undated;  Miscellaneous material. Includes: Notes of Captain William Hobson's meeting at Hokianga, New Zealand in 1840 from the original taken on the spot by Mr Shortland;  Arthur Macarthur's account of Anna Maria Macarthur's death, 1853;  Anderson and Mant's attested accounts, 1863-64;  'Note torn up accidentally, 28 Sep. 1862';  'E.M. Falbe's Character by Handwriting', 1882;  'Character in French';  Material concerning Arthur Macarthur;  'Extracts from my mother's writing';  Notes and other material relating to the Macarthur family (list included);  'Macarthur History';  Macarthur geneaolgy;  'An authentic tale of a faithful Chinaman by E.M. Falbe;  'Old newspapers relating to New Zealand and New South Wales', 1848, 1872, 1879, 1901. 

M Ser 4 000/1 MLMSS 6930
1833-1869;  Maps.  1. 'A general chart for the purpose of laying down a ship's track on her voyage from England to the East or West Indies or the Pacific Ocean. Additions to 1852 - by J.W.  Norrie, Hydrographer etc., 1833.' First published  in 1833 by Norrie, this chart has additions to 1852 and is by Charles Wilson. It was used to plot the tracks of Emmeline Leslie's various voyages betewen Australia and England between 1851 and 1869.    2. 'Sketch map  of the North Island of New Zealand shewing native tribal boundaries, topographical features, confiscated lands, military & police stations etc., drawn by T. W. Palin, Defence Office, Wellington, 1869. Annotated by Emmeline Leslie with reference to the Leslie family's holdings on the Waikato and nearby.  

MLMSS 6930/5/5
WILLIAM DOUGLAS LESLIE (son of the 11th Laird of Warthill)
1852, undated;  Letters. Letter from his grandmother Jane Leslie and letter to his sister? Amy. 

TRANSCRIPTIONS
MLMSS 6930/6
1812-1905;  Transcripts of many of the above letters and items, including some additional material.

Letter to George Leslie from William Leslie, 14 September, 1838

Series 1: Emmeline Leslie papers concerning the Leslie family

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Collection 01: Jean Arnot Memorial Luncheon Books of Honour, 1996-1998, 2001-2002, 2004, 2006, being albums compiled by Elaine Odgers Norling and Lorna Kyzelis for the National Council of Women (NSW)...

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The Cambridge history of French thought / edited by Michael Moriarty, Jeremy Jennings. [electronic resource]

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Scott family - collection of studio portrait photographs

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A history of 1930s British literature / edited by Benjamin Kohlmann and Matthew Taunton.

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Series 1: Emmeline Leslie papers concerning the Leslie family

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