The Papers of John Edwin Nixon

The file contains papers relating to the University vote on whether or not to award degrees to women students, comprising:-

- 1 autograph letter signed from J. T. Abdy [?] to JEN, 13 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from W. Bateson to JEN, 8 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from George Blakesley to JEN, 13 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Neville Borton to JEN, 12 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from S. K. Borton to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Oscar Browning to JEN, 30 Apr. 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from E. Buckle, 4 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from F. W. Burbidge, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from J. W. Clark to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Wilson Crewdson to JEN, 17 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from W. M. Harris to JEN, 19 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Sheldon R. Hart to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from 'H.H.' to JEN, 13 May 1897;

- 1 typed letter signed from F. B. Kelly to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from M. G. Kennedy to JEN, 19 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from E. Ledger to JEN, 14 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from T. B. Lewis to JEN, 17 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from E. C. Perry to JEN, [6 May] 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Alfred Rose to JEN, 12 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Eleanor M. Sidgwick to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from Henry Sidgwick to JEN, 8 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from F. J. Stone to JEN, 17 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from G. D. Stone to JEN, 14 May 1897;

- 1 autograph letter signed from N. Wedd to JEN, undated;

- 1 autograph letter signed from E. Welsh to JEN, 15 May 1897;

- 1 autograph postcard signed from Grace Chisholm Young, 14 May 1897;

- printed notice circulated to University M.A.s encouraging them to vote for the measure, 21 May.

The Library holds a pamphlet (shelfmark Pam 106.20) published in 1893 and comprising the results of a survey conducted by Mrs. Sidgwick about granting University degrees to women. This pamphlet must be requested two days in advance of consultation.