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Queen's Nursing Institute

Correspondence

'Historical' correspondence

Transcripts of miscellaneous letters by Florence Nightingale, 1870, 1873, 1893- 1897, including to Florence Nightingale Shore, Queen's Nurse

Letters from Florence Nightingale to Miss G M Shalders re nursing training

Letter from Florence Nightingale to J J Frederick, Esq, re London district nursing survey

Transcripts of Nightingale's letters to The Times, Apr 1876, to the Metropolitan and National District Nursing Association, Feb 1878, to the Countess of Rosebery re the Scottish branch of the Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses (QVJIN), Dec 1888, and to the Duke of Westminster

Transcripts of letter, William Rathbone to Florence Nightingale, Aug 1886, and two letters from Nightingale to Rathbone

12 letters from Nightingale to Rathbone, Aug-Dec 1887, enclosing one from General Ponsonby, bound into a volume

Transcripts of letters in F.1/6, and others

Letters from General Sir Henry Ponsonby with 2 replies from ALB Peile, Master of St Katherine's

Memoranda, letters and notes of meetings by William Rathbone

Carbon copies of out-letters by William Rathbone

Letters received by William Rathbone from Major Thomas Tully, Sir Rutherford Alcock, W H Hornby, The Rev Dacre Craven, Henry Bonham Carter, Miss E Staines of the Liverpool Nurses Training School and J C Steele of Guy's Hospital with copy letter, Duke of Westminster to Mrs Dacre Craven (1887)

Letters from William Rathbone to Mr Peile and Miss Peter re training and inspection, including scheme for federation of metropolitan associations

The Duke of Westminster's correspondence re Training Home

Rathbone correspondence given by Lady Richmond Mainly re training and inspection

Correspondence re Liverpool QVDN Council's objections to a written examination for the Queen's Roll

Letters received from Rev Dacre Craven, J H Chalmers, H L Paget, the Duchess of Westminster, and Army, Lady Tate

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Letters received from Rev Dacre Craven, J H Chalmers, H L Paget, the Duchess of Westminster, and Army, Lady Tate

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