Items

• H2-210.38: Pages 71-72 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  May 22 1915 New rules for exporters. May 22-25 1915 Advert. June 17 - 15 advert. April 29 1915 advert. June 21 1915 Death from Anthrax. Oct 12-14 1915 advert. Oct 18-23 - 15 advert. Nov 27 1915 advert. Dec 7 1915 Victoria Hall cinema
• H2-210.4: Pages 3-4 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  June 2 1905 Saltaire Hospital Charity Commissioners (2). June 16-17 1905 adverts. July 22-28 1905 adverts. July 28 1905 Anthrax. July 31 1905 Saltaire Embezzlement. Aug 4 1905 George Morrell retirement. Aug 4 1905 Mill man's embezzlement
• H2-210.41: Pages 77-78 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  Dec 20 1915 The Derby Scheme (2). The Proclamtion for the Army Reserve. Dec 23 1915 advert. Jan 15-18 1916 advert. Dec 31 1915 Trade with Russia. Jan 3 1916 Trade with Russia. Pasted on back cover.
• H2-210.44: Home Notes Literary Supplement

  A small printed paper booklet, 16 pages. It is contained in the back of a book of newspaper cuttings compiled for James Roberts. Mainly contains a story 'No repentence' by Joan Compton
• H2-210.47: Pages 89-90 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  May 4 1914 Opening of the Saltaire Cricket Pavillion with. photograph of Roberts and Illingworth. May 8 1914 Opening Saltaire Cricket Pavillion (1). full spread-with photo
• H2-210.48: Pages 91-92 from a book of James Robert's newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  May 8 1914 Opening Saltaire Cricket Pavillion (2). full spread-with photo. June 10 1914 Sir James Roberts' Scottish tenantry. Aug 5 1914 Half-time working at the mill. Sept 1 1914 advert. Aug 13 1914 Bradford Merchants and the Moratorium
• H2-210.9: Pages 13-14 from a book of James Roberts' newspaper cuttings 1905-1918

  May 26 1906 'The Life of a Factory Girl'. May 31 1906 Hospital Scheme abandoned. June 1 1906 Hospital Scheme abandoned. June 1 1906 Sir Titus Salt Charity Report (1)
• Oxenhope, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

  Oxenhope is a rural village near to Haworth and Keighley in West Yorkshire. Sir James Roberts was born in Oxenhope.
• Roberts, Lily May

  Daughter of Sir James Roberts
• Denby, Gertrude

  Eliza Gertrude Denby married Bertram Foster Roberts, a son of Sir James Roberts, in 1903.
• Foster, Elizabeth

  Wife of Sir James Roberts who she married in 1873.
• H2-208.235: Baker Letters - regarding: Mr. Willieâ??s grave

  Shall he get Mr. Willieâ??s grave bedded out
• H2-208.278: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s Grave; rent arrears

  Speaks of Willieâ??s Grave and Mr Baguley
• H2-208.279: Baker Letters - regarding: Willieâ??s Grave; rent arrears; provision of water

  Speaks of Willie'??s Grave and Mr Baguley again. A well is being sunk at end of wool shed, now the twisting room. So have no need of Glen Beck Reservoir - believed this is foolish.
• H2-208.281: Baker Letters - Invoice for £2 10s for grave bedding plants

  Invoice for £2 10s for grave bedding plants
• H2-208.57: Baker Letters - regarding: sale of The Knoll; queries about pensioners

  Mrs Roberts sold The Knoll; Asked about Eliza Walker, Ellen Sutcliffe, Fred Hartley & Martha Rawnsley
• H2-208.99: Baker Letters - regarding: Brangwyn'??s picture

  Brangwyn'??s picture is with the Chief Accountant of Venice Exhibition
• C4a-013.5: The Saltaire Journal Vol.1 No.5 March 2012 The Second Lord of Saltaire, The Family History of Sir James Roberts by David King

  Includes a snippet about the rally of suffragettes on Shipley Glen 31st May 1908. Includes book reviews of Milner Field the lost country house of Titus Salt junior by Richard Lee-Van den Daele and R David Beale and Rebel Girls by Jill Liddington
• 2024.150.3: High Tea

  An advertising poster for a High Tea event in the Glen Room of Victoria Hall as part of the 2015 Conversazione. The poster annouces 'A unique vintage tea experience.Serving a selection of sandwiches and freshly baked cakes.'
• 2018.36.6: Princess Beatrice, and her husband Prince Henry of Batenburg planting a tree.

  Black and white tinted large framed photograph of Princess Beatrice, and her husband Prince Henry of Battenburg planting a tree. The tree planting may have been at either Milner Field or in what is now Roberts Park. The tree planting was part of the Royal visit to open the Royal Yorkshire Jubilee Exhibition in 1887 to celebrate the opening of the new School of Art and Science in Saltaire.