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1.	D’Arcy Wentworth, undated
“Portrait believed to be of Wentworth, D’Arcy (Senior)” - verso
Photograph of a silhouette
Negative available at FM1 / 3933
2.	D’Arcy Wentworth, Senior (possibly), c. 1815-1820
“This photo is believed to be of D’Arcy Wentworth by his great grandson Mr. Wm Chas. Wentworth, 1920” - verso
Photograph of a silhouette – same image as item 1 
Includes typed notes about the identity and the dating of this photograph
3.	William Wentworth, undated
“William Charles Wentworth, Australian Patriot” – verso
Photograph of a bust
4.	William Charles Wentworth, 1937?
Stamped “25 Oct 1937” on verso
Photograph, black and white
5.	William Charles Wentworth, undated / W. Macleod, del.
Signed “W. Wentworth”
Print, sepia toned
6.	William Charles Wentworth, undated / J. Allan, Lithog. Printer
Photograph of a lithograph
Negative at: FM2 / 986; FM1 / 1301; FM2 / 1804 (of another copy of this image)
7.	A. Werner, 1914 / Kidd & Baker, Cambridge
Signed “With kind regards from A. Werner. Cambridge, June 19, 1914”
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
8.	Wesley, undated / photographed by Mayland, Cambridge
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
9.	Westcott, undated / Newman, late Montagu Scott, Sydney
Photograph, hand coloured
10.	Dr. Henry Wheatland, 1812-1893
Print, black and white
11.	Charles Wheeler, undated
Self-portrait? Picture signed C. Wheeler 
Print, coloured
12.	Captain Henry Wheeler, 1800-1890 / Freeman
“Born 1800 Parish St. Ann’s Dublin; d. 8.5.1890 at South Singleton”
Photograph, black and white
Typed notes from the Public Record Office attached
13.	Mr. Samuel T. Whiddon, undated
[Electorate of] Cook Division
Clipping
14.	Walter Whitbourn, undated
“Mr. Walter Whitbourn, managing director of Walter Whitbourn Pty. Ltd., made history by building one of the first motor cycles made in Australia. Keenly interested in early motor competitions and inter-capital speed contests”
Clipping
15.	White, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 60956
16.	A.C.I. White, undated
2 photographs, black and white
Negatives available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 55990
17.	Mr. H.L. White, undated
“Donor of the £1,000 and other handsome gifts to the R.A.O.U.”
Photograph, black and white
Frontispiece to “Memorandum and Articles of Association of Royal Australasian …[?]” - verso
18.	Henry Kirke White, 1808 / engraved by Freeman from an original picture
Engraving
Published by Vernor Hood & Sharpe Poultry, 1 October 1808
19.	W. Farmer White, 1922 / Leighton Studios, Sydney
Managing Editor, Sydney Daily Telegraph, 1922 – caption
“A fervent Shakespearean and delver into the historic past generally. Won his spurs originally on the Sydney Daily Telegraph, passing thence to New Zealand, and later to the Sydney Morning Herald. For four years edited the Brisbane Daily Mail, and is now editor of the Sydney Daily Telegraph” – verso
Quote on verso taken from “The Home”, 1 June 1922 
Photograph, black and white
20.	Henry Rawes Whitehall, 1911 / The Tesla Studios, Sydney
“On the occasion of his Election as President of the Met. Bch. of the Farmers & Settlers Assn. of N.S.W.”
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
21.	Thomas Whitelegg, December 1890 / Falk, Sydney
“Australian Museum Staff” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
22.	Hubert Whitfeld & Bowie Wilson, undated / Creelman, Sydney
“Hubert E. Whitfeld & Bowie Wilson” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
23.	Te Whiti, undated
“The Maori prophet. Of Parihaka. Aged 56”
Photograph, carte de visite, sepia toned
24.	Mrs. I.E. Whitney, 1953
“The character and purpose that made Mrs. I.E. Whitney the Grand Old Lady of New South Wales Central West is already apparent in this picture …”
Clipping
From: Australian Women’s Weekly, 16 September 1953
25.	Henry Rawes Matcham Whittell, undated / Tesla Studios, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned, mounted
26.	Mrs. Whitton, 1889 / Freeman & Co., Sydney
“March 1889” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
27.	John Whitton, undated
Photograph, black and white
28.	G.W. Wicking, undated
Photograph, black and white
29.	John Wiclif, undated / T.A. Dean, sc.
“John Wiclif D.D.”
Engraving
Published by J.G. & F. Rivington, January 1832
30.	Auguste Wiegand, 1894 / A. Lomer & Co.
“A Marr Thompson, Souvenir amical. Auguste Wiegand city organist, 12 Mars 1894”
Photograph, sepia toned
31.	Auguste Wiegand, 1896
Inscribed in top right corner: “A Monsieur M. Thompson son devoué et affectueux ami. Auguste Wiegand, 19 Juin 1896”
Inscribed in bottom left corner: “votre sincere et affectueux Aug Wiegand”
Photograph, black and white
32.	Mrs. Evelyn M. Wiehe, undated
“Elinor Mordaunt (Mrs. Evelyn M. Wiehe)” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
33.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, died 1918 / J. Hubert Newman, Sydney
“1st Bishop of N. Guinea, d. 1918” – verso
Photograph, sepia toned
34.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, undated / Lorne studios, Sydney
“M.J. Stone Wigg, 1st Bishop of New Guinea” – pencilled in below photograph
Photograph, black and white
35.	Montagu John Stone Wigg, undated
Bishop of New Guinea
“Bishop Stonewigg, First Bishop of New Guinea with two native missionaries”, “A.B. Mission” - verso
Photograph, black and white, framed
36.	Thornton Wilder, 1929
Clipping
From: The Bookman, December 1929
37.	Anton Wildgans, 1917-1924
Clipping
From: Anton Wildgans : ein Leben in Briefen, Manuskripten und bildern / Herausgegeben von Lilly Wildgans. Band II, 1917-1924
38.	Alexina Maude Wildmann, undated / Marion, photo
“The late Alexina Maude Wildmann (“Sappho Smith” of “The Bulletin”)”
Clipping
39.	G.T. Wilhelm, undated / Walch pinx; J. Gerstner sc.
Gottlieb Tobias Wilhelm
“Pfarrer bey den Baarfüssern in Augsburg; der Gesellschaft naturforschender Freunde zu Berlin; der Hallischen und vaterländischen Gesellschaft der Aerzte und Naturforscher Mitglied”
Engraving
40.	Allan Wilkie, undated / Monte Luke, Sydney
“Mr Allan Wilkie opening his Shakespearean season in “The merry wives of Windsor” at 1 [?] Princess’s Theatre next Sat[urda?]y”
“1928” in pencil on verso. This cannot be the date the photograph was taken as it would mean the subject was 50 years old and the portrait is of a young man
Photograph, black and white
41.	Sir David Wilkie, 1829 / P
Engraving
42.	W. Wilkie, 1900
“Winner of the President’s bowling trophy”
Clipping
From: Sydney Mail, Saturday 8 September 1900
43.	Alfred Wilkinson, undated
“16 years” – verso
Post card, black and white
44.	Mr. John Wilkinson, undated
[Electorate of] Albury
Clipping
45.	Penelope Wilkinson, undated
“Mrs. Davies” - verso
Print, black and white
46.	Mr. William H. Wilks, undated
[Electorate of] Balmain North
Clipping
47.	William of Wickham, 1830 / W.C. Edwards
“From a painting in Winchester College”
Engraving
Published by John Murray, Albemarle Street, 1830
48.	Leslie J. William, 1930
Or Williams?
“Leslie J. Williams, VI, Edith Florence Kup (Williams), Reprinted from the old photo 1930”
Print, black and white
49.	Williams, 1832 / engraved by B. Holl from an original painting by A. Wivell
Engraving
Published by Thomas Kelly, London, 1832
50.	H.R. Williams, undated
Clipping of an engraving
51.	John Williams, undated
Photograph, hand coloured
52.	Colonel William Daniel Campbell Williams, 1899 / Alba Studios, Sydney
Principal Medical Officer N.S.W. Military Forces
“Australian Military Portraits” – caption
Print, black and white
From: Supplement to the “Colonial Military Gazette,” 26 August 1899
53.	Frank Williamson, undated
“Moir” - verso
Photograph, black and white
54.	Henry Williamson, undated / photo by E.O. Hoppé
“Author of Tarka the Otter, The Pathway, etc.”
Clipping
55.	J.C. Williamson, undated
“Chairman Musical C[ommi]ttee”
Photograph, black and white, on board
56.	Marjorie Williamson, June 1901 / Henry King, Sydney
Photograph, sepia toned
57.	Mr. W.N. Willis, undated
[Electorate of] The Barwon
Clipping
58.	Mr. William N. Willis, undated
[Electorate of] The Barwon
Clipping
59.	George Willoughby, undated
Print, sepia toned
60.	William John Wills, undated / lithographed by De Gruchy & Leigh from a photograph
Inscribed “William John Wills”
Lithograph
61.	William John Wills, 1861 / E. Gilks, lith’r, from a photograph by Hill
“Astronomer and Surveyor to the Victorian Exploration expedition. Died at Cooper’s Creek about 2nd July 1861”
Lithograph
Published by E. Gilks, Williamstown, December 1861
62.	William John Wills, undated
Copy of an engraving 
63.	William John Wills, undated
“Wills Explorer”
Print, black and white
64.	W.P. Wilshire, 1918 / W.P. Gullick?
Wilshire, W.P. (Aust. Artist), W.P. Gullick, 1918”
Print, black and white
65.	Dr. Wilson, undated
“Dr. Wilson and his pony ready for the South. Photograph taken during Scott’s last expedition and given to Griffith Taylor shortly afterwards” – verso
Photograph, black and white
66.	Mr. C.G. Wilson, undated
[Electorate of] Armidale
Clipping
67.	Edward Adrian Wilson, 1909 / by A.U. Soord
Frontispiece from: Diary of the Discovery Expedition to the Antarctic Regions 1901-1904 / Edward Wilson, edited from the original mss. by Ann Savours. London : Blandford Press, 1966.
Photograph, black and white, of a watercolour
Original watercolour held by Scott Polar Research Institute. 
68.	Frank Wilson, undated
Signed “Faithfully Frank Wilson”
Post card, black and white
69.	Captain James Wilson, undated
Verso stamped “Henderson 1929-33”?
Print, black and white
Used in: The discoverers of the Fiji Islands : Tasman, Cook, Bligh, Wilson, Bellinghausen / by G. C. Henderson. London : John Murray [1933]
70.	Sir James Wilson, undated
Book cover
From: The life and times of Sir James Wilson of Bulls / by L.J. Wild. Christchurch [N.Z.] : Whitcombe and Tombs, 1953.
71.	James Wilson (Senior), 1885
“From a photo taken in 1885”
Clipping
72.	John B. Wilson,  undated
“M3410” – below portrait
Photograph, sepia toned
73.	Sir Leslie Wilson, undated
“Rt. Hon. Sir Leslie O. Wilson, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E., Honorary President”
Clipping
From: Queensland Geographical Journal
74.	Nellie Wilson, undated / Jay’s Studios, Sydney
“Miss Nellie Wilson, American Giantess. Height 8 ft. 2 ins. Weight 30 stone. U.S.A. Visited Australia 1884” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
75.	V. Wilson, undated
Photograph, black and white
Negative available in Freeman collection, ON 6, No. 62624
76.	W.J. Wilson, undated
“Hawthorne May 1930” - verso
Photograph, sepia toned
77.	William Hardy Wilson, 1921 / H. Cazneaux, photograph no. 1
Photograph, black and white
Original negative at ON 39 / 737
Print by W.F. Pascoe Pty. Ltd., November 1982
78.	William Hardy Wilson, 1921 / H. Cazneaux, photograph no. 2
Photograph, black and white
Original negative at ON 39 / 738
Print by W.F. Pascoe Pty. Ltd., November 1982

1.  D’Arcy Wentworth, undated “Portrait believed to be of Wentworth, D’Arcy (Senior)” – verso Photograph of a silhouette Negative available at FM1 / 3933

2. D’Arcy Wentworth, Senior (possibly), c. 1815-1820 “This photo is believed to be of D’Arcy Wentworth by his great grandson Mr. Wm Chas. Wentworth, 1920” – verso Photograph of a silhouette – same image as item 1. Includes typed notes about the identity and the dating of this photograph

3. William Wentworth, undated“William Charles Wentworth, Australian Patriot” – verso Photograph of a bust

Box 38: Portrait file, Wentworth to Wilson, ca. 1808 to 1953

Rapid restoration of blood flow is critical in treating acute ischemic stroke. Current fibrinolytic therapies using tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) are limited by low recanalization rates and risks of off-target bleeding. Here, we present a strategy using tPA immobilized on micrometer-scale beads to enhance local plasmin generation. We synthesized tPA-functionalized beads of varying sizes (0.1 μm and 1.0 μm) and evaluated their efficacy. In vitro assays demonstrated that 1.0 μm tPA-beads generated higher plasmin flux compared to free tPA and 0.1 μm beads, overcoming antiplasmin inhibition and promoting a self-propagating wave of fibrinolysis. In a murine model of acute ischemic stroke, intravenous administration of 1.0 μm tPA-beads at doses nearly two orders of magnitude lower than the standard free tPA dose led to rapid and near-complete thrombus removal within minutes. This approach addresses kinetic and transport limitations of current therapies and may reduce the risk of hemorrhagic complications.Competing Interest StatementThe authors have declared no competing interest.

bioRxiv, 2024-11

Harnessing micrometer-scale tPA beads for high plasmin flux and accelerated fibrinolysis

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is mediated by an overexpression of tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF) by mononuclear cells in the intestinal mucosa. Intravenous delivery of neutralizing anti-TNF antibodies can cause systemic immunosuppression and up to one-third of people are non-responsive to treatment. Oral delivery of anti-TNF could reduce adverse effects; however, it is hampered by antibody degradation in the harsh gut environment during transit and poor bioavailability. To overcome these shortcomings, we demonstrate magnetically powered hydrogel particles that roll along mucosal surfaces, provide protection from degradation, and sustain local release of anti-TNF. Iron oxide nanoparticles are embedded into a crosslinked chitosan hydrogel and sieved to produce 100-200 μm particles called milliwheels (m-wheels). Once loaded with anti-TNF, these m-wheels release 10% to 80% of their payload over one week at a rate that depends on crosslinking density and pH. A rotating magnetic field induces a torque on the m-wheels that results in rolling velocities greater than 500 μm/s on glass and mucus-secreting cells. The permeability of TNF challenged gut epithelial cell monolayers was rescued in the presence of anti-TNF carrying m-wheels which both neutralized the TNF and created an impermeable patch over leaky cell junctions. With the ability to translate over mucosal surfaces at high speed, provide sustained release directly to the inflamed epithelium, and provide barrier rescue, m-wheels demonstrate a potential strategy to deliver therapeutic proteins for the treatment of IBD. Competing Interest Statement The authors have declared no competing interest.

bioRxiv, 2022-10

Magnetically powered chitosan milliwheels for rapid translation, barrier function rescue, and delivery of therapeutic proteins to the inflamed gut epithelium

NASA Center for AeroSpace Information (CASI). Misc. Resources, 2015

Advanced Colloids Experiment (Temperature Controlled) - ACE-T9

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Box 38: Portrait file, Wentworth to Wilson, ca. 1808 to 1953

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Harnessing micrometer-scale tPA beads for high plasmin flux and accelerated fibrinolysis

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Magnetically powered chitosan milliwheels for rapid translation, barrier function rescue, and delivery of therapeutic proteins to the inflamed gut epithelium

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Advanced Colloids Experiment (Temperature Controlled) - ACE-T9

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