Archival Collections Catalogue

Address and telephone book, Lily McConnell, undated

CA MUA MG4240-2-044
File
undated

Address and telephone book belonging to Lily McConnell. Names, addresses and telephone numbers are both typed and handwritten. Some entries also have additional information such as the title of the person (e.g. night nurse). Notes scribbled inside book by researcher has indicated that the book is circa 1970s however it was most likely in use earlier as it contains phone numbers of persons who died prior to 1970.

Address[?] "Anti-infective Agents"

CA OSLER P105-30-1
Item
1948

Part of D. Sclater Lewis Fonds

Address at American Neurological Association Banquet. Atlantic City. 9th June, 1951. / Wilder Graves Penfield

CA OSLER P142-W-W/U-121
File
1951

Part of Wilder Penfield fonds

1 typed speech with hand-written amendments.; 1 hand-written set of notes on draft.

"Address at Brantford, Jan. 25, 1865. First speech in public (18 years old!)

CA OSLER P093-28-4
Part
1865

Part of Alexander Dougall Blackader Fonds

Manuscript of speech in ink, includes envelope. The topic of was "What & How we should read."

Address at conversazione 1892

CA MUA MG 1022-2-3-0079
File
1892

Part of Dawson-Harrington Families Fonds

This file contains a draft of an address given by J.W. Dawson on the occasion of the unveiling of his portrait at McGill. Docketed title “Address conversazione.”

Address at opening of Exhibition of Chinese Culture. Sponsored by McGill Chinese Students' Society. Students' Union McGill University.

CA OSLER P142-W-W/U-363
File
1969

Part of Wilder Penfield fonds

1 hand-written address.; 1 typed manuscript.; 1 piece of correspondence, plus 1 programme.

Address at the death of Prof. S. Rabinovitch

CA MUA MG4217-1-120
File

Part of Robert Vogel Fonds

Address at the unveiling of the the memorial windows at the University Club, Montreal

CA OSLER P093-28-8
Part
May 1920

Part of Alexander Dougall Blackader Fonds

Consists of brief address at the unveiling of the the memorial windows placed in the stairway of the University Club, Montreal, to commemorate the names of those members who joined the Canadian Expeditionary Force, and of those who fell in battle, by A. D. Blackader. Printed.