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Workshop: a magazine of new poetry 7 (London, not dated), guest edited by Edward Lucie-Smith: includes work by Jeni Couzyn, Bob Cobbing, John Cotton;

Issue 10 (London [1970]), guest editor, Brian Patten: includes poems by Ted Hughes, Jeni Couzyn, Norman Hidden, Jeff Nuttall

Allen Fisher: three artworks, 'Sketch for Triptych 1', 'Empiric Drama no.17' and 'Sketch for Triptych no.10'

Works: a quarterly of writing 1/1 (New York, 1967), poems, fiction, drama, reviews

Bob Cobbing's work published by Writers Forum: The massacre of the innocents, with John Rowan, 1963; Kurrirrurriri, 1967; Six sound poems, 1968; Whisper piece, 1969; Whississippi, 1969; Why Shiva has ten arms, 1969; A typographical problem, 1969; Sonic icons, 1970; Three poems for voice and movement, 1971; Five visual poems, 1971, 2 copies; Why Shiva has ten arms, 2nd edn, 1972; Kris Kringles Kesmes Korals, 3rd edn, 1972, 2 copies; Spearhead, 2nd edn, 1972; Trigram, 1972; Fifteen Shakespeare kaku, 3rd edn, 1973; E colony, 1973; A round dance, 1976, 3 copies; Poems for the North West Territories, 1976; Jade-sound poems, 1976; Furst Fruts Uv 1977, with Lawrence Upton, 1977, 2 copies; Title: Of the work, 1977; Tu To Ratu, 1977; Number structures, 1977; Bob Cob's rag bag mark one, 1977; Scorch scores, 1977; Concerning concrete poetry, with Peter Mayer, 1978; NiagarA, 1978; Gin Chap, with Bill Griffiths and Paula Claire, 1978; Grin, 1979, 2 copies; A short history of London, with Jeremy Adler, 1979; Kwatz, 1979; Pattern of performance, 1979, 3 copies; Winter poem no. 3, 1980; The scared mushroom, 1980; Voicings, 1980; Winter poem no. 4, 1980; Light song, 1981; Kyoto to Tokyo, 1981; Four letter poems, 1981; Winter poem no.6, 1981; Four letter poems, series two, 1981; In line, 1982; Sound of jade, 1982; Processual 2, with Jennifer Cobbing, 1983; Processual 3, 1983; Random snippets ..., 1983; A processual spin-off, 1983; Processual 4, 1983; Lightsong 2, 1983; Processual quintet, 1983; Processual novation, 1984; Jade sound poems, 1984; A processual double octave, 1984; Processual spin-off 2, 1985; A processual nonny-nonny, 1985; Souvenir, 1985; Hydrangea, 1985; Van Gogh: symptoms, 1985; A processual summation, 1985; Bothboth, with Bruce Andrews, 1987; Twelve, 1987, 3 copies; Stracci, 1988; Stracci 2, 1988; Stracci 3, 1988; Changing forms in English visual poetry, 1988, 2 copies; A choice of whiskies, 1989; Self-portrait with glasses, 1989; Traipses, 1990; A further choice of whiskies, 1990; Computer poems, 1990; Fuerteventura, 1992; Open folios, 1993; Domestic ambient noise, with Lawrence Upton, 1994, 3 varying copies

Workman’s Compensation Act, 1897, 60 & 61 Vict. Ch. 37, ‘an act to amend the law with respect to compensation to workmen for accidental injuries suffered in the course of their employment’.

Autumn 1979, Resources Review' School Secretary's file of working papers including correspondence and memoranda relating to the grant allocations from the University Grants Committee, reductions in funding and changes in overseas student fees, 1979-1980.

Development Proposals, 1977-1982 - Medical School (original submissions)' Secretary's file of working papers and correspondence, relating to the Guy's Medical School development proposals and 1977-1982 quinquennium submission to the University Grants Committee, 1974-1975.

St Thomas's Hospital Richard Dimbleby Cancer Fund working papers, Jul 1976-Mar 1977.

Financial Statistics 1966-1980, Grant income and fees, and student load of London medical and dental schools' School Secretary's file of working papers including tables of statistics and graphs relating to concern about under funding of Guy's Medical and Dental School compared to other medical and dental schools funded by the University Grants Committee scheme, 1975-1980.

Development proposals, quinquennium 1977-1982 - Dental School' Secretary's file of working papers and correspondence, relating to Guy's Dental School development proposals and the 1977-1982 quinquennium submission to the University Grants Committee, 1974-1980

University of London quinquennial developments, 1972-1977, Dental School' Secretary's file of working papers and correspondence, relating to staffing of Guy's Dental School, and the school's development proposals for the 1972-1977 quinquennium application to the University Grants Committee, 1969-1975.

Working Papers for annual accounts, 1977-1978.

Working Papers for annual accounts, 1976-1977.

Working Papers for annual accounts, 1974-1975.

Eugene Onegin by Alexander Pushkin (1977). Translation. 'Working Folder'. Chiefly notes on the rhyme scheme and improvements suggested by Sir John Balfour.

Ismay's working notes as secretary for the Committee of Imperial Defence, including notes relating to War Book and Co-ordination Sub-committees; Principal Staff Officer's Committee; notes on walnut wood and aluminium supplies; notes on Standing Interdepartmental Committee on Censorship, chairman Maj Gen Sir John (Theodosius) Burnett Stuart; War Emergency Legislation Sub-committee; notes entitled 'Musings without method, principles of preparation for war'. With chart showing all the sub-committees of the Committee of Imperial Defence listing their chairmen and secretaries. 1 vol, 158pp

Working notes compiled by Charles Wheatstone comprising measurement of the electro-motive force between electrodes coated with films of sulphides, bromides and iodides, elements including zinc, mercury, cobalt and rubidium, and between electrodes of various alloys; measurement of electric potential of compound circuits; observations on the manufacture of amalgams; calculation of the weights of products of electrophoresis; the phenomenon of 'passivity'; employment in electric cells of peroxides and teroxides.

Working notes and rough drafts of hypotheses, methodological narratives, experimental observations and tables of test results compiled by Charles Wheatstone under the general heading of 'electro-motive forces', relating to the utility of employing combinations of elements in battery electrodes, 1871-1873; correspondence between Charles Wheatstone and Richard William Henry Paget Higgs, chemist, on the analysis of acid solutions in battery experiments, with Higgs' experimental observations.