3 folders

3 folders

Personally-designed cards for holidays, birthdays, etc. containing original art and verse. 8pp.

Includes envelope of Frank H Emdin, Picture Frame Maker, Fleet Street, containing three small rectangles of ivory-coloured translucent material (celluloid?), one blank, one with diagonal white line, one with similar line which is evidently start of hand-painting of a fern leaf. Grevel Lindop states: "Evidently elements of an unfinished decorative project, no doubt by AFW." 7pp.

1 folder, see also: folder 22 in the Grevel Lindop Collection archive.

first communion card, handwritten poem by R.W.S. Williams on her birthday (1910), and copies of the hymn “Jesus, So Lowly” with words by Edith Williams, 10pp.

Includes letters with: Richard Walter Stansby Williams (father), Alice Wall (aunt), Oxford University Press, Roger Lloyd, Margaret Douglas, and others. 20pp.

1 folder

Includes letter from Capt. J. Waller to Mr C. Williams, 17 White Lion Street, Pentonvile [sic] London, from HMS Snake, Malta, 14 July 1845, notifying him of death of his brother Richard, washed overboard in gale outside the Bay of Naples. Asks him to break news to their mother, along with an unmarked envelope, containing crown and anchor from naval uniform, stitched to card. Written on card: 'Richard Williams/drowned off Naples, Feb. 3. 1845.15pp.

8 folders

and a bulletin from St. Saviour’s Church announcing Michal’s death dated March 19702pp.

One typescript draft came separately from Glenn Sadler. 24pp.

Stored separately: Large brown volume, leather spine and corners, gold-stamped label on front: 'Magazine Contributions' – containing various articles by RWS Williams. See the detailed listing to this volume (prepared by Grevel Lindop) at the end of this finding aid.

Includes letters with: Oxford University Press, Roger Lloyd, Margaret Douglas, and others. 36pp.

Includes a leaflet titled "Community of the Resurrection of Our Lord at Grahamstown." Includes photographs. 20pp.

1 folder

with Alice Wall, Anne (Ridler?), Ruth Lewshenia, Janet Startt, Clyde S. Kilby (unsigned, incomplete letter), and others. 35pp.

4 folders

5pp.

12pp.

1 folder

Includes three complete drafts and many fragmented pages. Also includes the poem titled “To Michal Williams” by Dorothy Hobson Fitzgerald, an extract from a letter from Charles to Michal Williams, a list of photographs, and an untitled poem beginning “Ah pardon!”55 pp.

Includes an introduction by Clyde S. Kilby, and a letter from Kilby to Michal with a list of footnotes intended for the volume. 22pp.

and a "Pageant Supplement" with printed photos and additional information. 3 booklets & 1p.

2 folders, see also: folder 23 in the Grevel Lindop Collection archive.

10pp.

Inscription reads: "Edith Mary Williams from Father with best love and wishes, November 8, 1896". Contains various annotations by Edith Williams. 65pp.

32pp.

Includes photographs, 35pp.

4 folders

4 folders

with Michal Williams, Edith Williams, and others. 28pp.

Includes first report of The Bethlehem Home Grahamstown for Coloured Children. 16pp.

London Today British Empire Exhibition Guide (1924); Charles Williams by John Heath-Stubbs (Writers and their Work No. 63, 1955); Judgment at Chelmsford (1946 edition)

4 copies of The Periodical from July 1945 (piece on Charles Williams, one copy removed and placed in the Wade Center Original Periodical collection). 3 copies.

Including reviews on: Poetry at Present, Rochester, Seed of Adam, Bacon, Many Dimensions, The House of the Octopus, Judgment at Chelmsford, mention of his supernatural thriller novels, A Short Life of Shakespeare, Witchcraft, All Hallows’ Eve, and The Arthurian Poems. 22pp.

letters. 64pp.

letters. 49pp.

2 folders, see also: folder 23 in the Grevel Lindop Collection archive.

6pp.

17pp.

35pp.

with Oxford University Press, Edith Williams, the Bodleian Library, Clyde S. Kilby, Glen GoodKnight, and others. 15pp.

2 folders & 1 large book

Including: poem titled 'Lines'; short story 'An Old Spirit Flask' in the Temperance Record (July 16, 1896); 'Unchanged Through Change. A Story of everyday Life' in Crystal Stories April 1884. Vol 4 No 38; Typescript of 'Our Household Skeleton'; and a letter, Kerryl Lynne Henderson to Michael, enclosing transcripts of some poems and a story from magazines by RWSW. 31pp

Titles: 'As a Brand from the Burning,' 'Madge,' 'A Terrible Warning,' 'The Fate of James Ryan,' 'Those Few Glasses,' 'The Tree and its Fruits,' 'A Bitter Experience,' 'Ruth Falconer's Legacy,' and 'Stricken Down in his Prime.' 39pp.