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King’s College London address book of students of the Applied Sciences Department with surnames beginning with R-Z. Also includes a list of Associates of King’s College (AKC) and Honorary Fellows.

Unidentified King’s College London address book [possibly of old engineering students]

Black notebook serving as address book, with manuscript entries alphabetically by surname, and added addresses and business cards as loose inserts

King's College for Women student address books, 1894-1917 (Ref: KWA/RAD), student address book, 1908-1955 (Ref: Q/RAD1). Information typically includes student addresses and courses being taken.

King's College London student address books, 1831-1930. Departments covered include Medical School, Senior Department, 1831-1842; Medical, 1851-1907; General Literature and Science, [1859]; Applied Sciences, 1843-1870; Theological Department, 1860; ‘Student Rooms’, 1873-1907; unidentified addresses, [1890]-1900; Associates and Theological Associates, 1904; register of Associates, [1912-1930]; register of graduates, [1912-1930]; former students, pupils and officers, [1900-1910]. Information typically includes name, address and date of matriculation. Some volumes also contain staff details.

Books listing addresses of members of the Society, [1847]-1941.

Address by William Frederick Danvers Smith, Viscount Hambleden and the Chairman of the Committee of Management of King’s College Hospital, to the resident medical officers who assumed office on Nov 1 1921.

Address illus. Maria Makepeace (Shadowcat, [Gateshead] 1983)

Typescript texts of addresses given by Cicely Saunders at Christmas Eve carol services, St Christopher's Hospice.

Papers of H G Adler, 1807-1997, including:

• Notebooks containing manuscript poems by Adler, 1924, and undated.
• Typescript texts of poems by Adler, 1927-1988.
• File entitled 'Theresienstadt private erinnerungen' containing items relating to Theresienstadt concentration camp, including drafts of poems, sketches, and notes to his first wife.
• Photocopies of Adler's correspondence, 1947-1987, including correspondence with novelists Hermann Broch and Heinrich Böll.
• Corrected original typescript copy of Adler's Theresienstadt [1948], (beleived to be the second or third carbon copy).
• Typescript copies of Adler's Schuldig und Unshuldig, 1954-1967, Die Anseidlung dargestellt als Roman, Die Prüfung and England: Eindrück Eines Ahnungslosen.
• Photograph of Adler in old age.
• Printed photocopies of the statements made in the trial of Adolf Eichmann, bound in 6 volumes, in German, (Israeli Police, 1961), and transcripts for the preliminary investigations for the trial.
• Typescript copies of articles by Adler including 'Gerdenken an Prag', 1981, and 'Die Protokolle der weisen von zion'.
• Photocopies of typescript books and articles by Adler, notably Der Mechanische Materialismus, Raoul Feuerstein and Die Orthodoxie des Herzens.
• Manuscript sheet music by Viktor Ullmann, 'Der Mensch und sein Tag', based on poems by Adler.
• Audio recordings, including an obituary of Adler broadcast on the BBC Czech Service, 1988.
• Offprint articles by Adler and books edited and translated by Adler.
• Catalogue of the literary estate of H G Adler by Jeremy Adler and Franz Hocheneder.
• PhD dissertation by Franz Hocheneder, 'HG Adler: Werk und Nachlass - Eine Bibliographische Studie', 1997.

Papers of Jeremy Adler, 1975-2002 chiefly comprising research notes for publications by Adler and photocopies of concrete and visual poems. Includes papers relating to Franz Baermann Steiner, poet, including correspondence and papers on Steiner and his circle, 1995-1999; photocopies of Steiner's writings, photocopies of letters to Steiner; photocopies of Stiener's appointment diary, 1950-1951; Stiener's thesis entitled 'A Comparitive Study of the Forms of Slavery', 1950 and 'Prologomena to A Comparitive Study of Slavery', a shortened version of the original thesis, edited by Paul Bohannan, 1957. Correspondence and papers on concrete and visual poetry, 1982-1987 including with Piotr Rypson and Dick Higgins. Papers relating to August Stramm, poet, including publications on Stramm, papers from the Stramm working seminar, 1973-1974; notes by Adler on Stramm's poetry; photocopies used by Adler when researching Stramm, chiefly relating to World War One, from German archives and the Imperial War Museum. Research notes on topics including Shelling, 1984; eighteenth century literature and science; Paracelsus; love and war poetry; language and Caballa; and romantic science. Adler's PhD thesis 'A study in the chemistry of Goethe's novel Die Wahlverwandtschaften ', University of London, 1977 and correspondence on and photographs of Die Wahlverwandtschaften by Goethe. Copies of figured poems from Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel. Draft copies of Adler's Changing forms of Visual Poetry with related correspondence. Programmes for art and poetry exhibitions and events; personal files of Adler's PhD students, 1980-2002; slides and negatives used for lectures; negatives of visual poems; card indexes and videos.

Administrative county of London Development plan 1951 – statement, London County Council, 1951. 208pp

General administrative files, chiefly relating to the running of the Medical Research Council (MRC) Biophysics Research Unit, King’s College London (from 1964, the Department of Biophysics), 1951-1991

File containing admission cards, including:

blank ticket of admission to the operations and practice of surgery in St Thomas’s and Guy’s Hospitals, with printed drawing of statue of Edward VI on the reverse [1800-1900] (LMA Ref: H1/ST/MS/G10); St Thomas’s Hospital Medical and Surgical College, Surgical Practice admission card of Frederick Gordon Brown, 1859-1861; Edward Treves' admission card for entry to the second summer session at St Thomas' Hospital Medical School, 1 May 1860.

Cases admitted and discharged commencing July 1844' Manuscript volume (Clinical Society) weekly lists of male and female patients admitted to Guy's Hospital, Jul 1844-Jul 1848. Details include number, ward, age, abode, occupation, disease, date of discharge and result. The patient's name is not recorded.From Sep 1844 the lists are divided into medical cases admitted under Drs Babington, Addison and Barlow, and surgical cases admitted under Messrs Morgan, Key and Cooper, and include the names of the physician or surgeon, the dresser and reporter.Also loose papers from the back of the volume, including case notes for Thomas Martin, 27 Sep 1847; and 5 pages of partially completed Clinical Society reports for Accident, Cornelius and Esther wards, which include details of the ward, number, surgeon and reporter, patient's name and age, date of admission, abode and occupation, aspect and general health, nature of injury or disease with date of origin, state on admission, progress, treatment, date of discharge and result.