One of the most interesting features of these travelling libraries is their size, which appears very familiar to modern eyes – Stella Butler, university librarian and keeper of the Brotherton ...

Mervyn Albert Dane. Journalist, The Impartial Reporter, Enniskillen. For services to Journalism. (Enniskillen, Fermanagh) Miss Elizabeth Margaret Davidson. Personal secretary, Inland Revenue. (Alnwick ...

Another institution helping to Nicholson’s memory is the University of Leeds Brotherton Library, which had a an exhibition about Nicholson and local playwright Tony Harrison, who wrote a play ...

Leeds University Anti-knive crime campaigner Sarah Lloyd graduated with a master's degree in social research from the University of Leeds Grace Wood BBC News, Yorkshire 14 December 2024 ...

THE report of the librarian of the University of Leeds for the session 1942–43 refers to the rapid growth of the Library as shown by the addition of 5,244 volumes during the year, 4,965 of which ...

If one takes the time to read between the lines, what Books and Benefactors has to offer is binding. Prepare yourself to be spellbound. By Desmond Bullen Main image: Double page from Lyriques choisis ...

Absolutely loving the pops of green in the Brotherton Library at The University of Leeds. That chandelier? Giving major roaring twenties and Great Gastby vibes and I’m so here for it.

News Published: 23 July 1938 The Brotherton Collection of the University of Leeds Nature 142, 169–170 (1938) Cite this article ...

Join the Poet Laureate and special guest Imtiaz Dharker, Cambridge University Library’s former poet-in-residence, to celebrate historic poetry archives in this unique free event live-streamed from the ...

“It was a private gentleman’s library (that Lord Brotherton) was establishing,” says Michael Brennan, a Professor of Renaissance Literature at the University of Leeds.

Members of the public can use the University of Leeds libraries for free on a day visitor basis - information about how to visit is available on the University of Leeds website.

In manuscripts in the Honresfield Library, a long-hidden collection to be purchased intact for more than $20 million, is an 1841 birthday message from Emily Brontë to her sister Anne. At the top ...