Correspondence from W. A. Herdman including arranging to dine with Newberry and introducing Richard D. Holt who is traveling to Egypt.

Letter from H. Hesk inviting Newberry to stay during a British Association meeting in Hull.

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.16

Letter from Vera Higgins (Editor, Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society) thanking Newberry for his article on the mandrake in ancient Egypt.

Correspondence from Sir Arthur William Hill (1875-1941) (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew) including relating to the donation of plants and photographs and the results of an analysis on a walking stick handle, walking stick, bow and throwstick from a tomb at Thebes.

Also includes: letter to Professor F.W. Oliver (Egyptian University, Cairo) from Hill asking whether there is any work available for L.A. Boodle identifying Egyptian fossils; draft letter from Newberry relating to research on the olive.

Correspondence from Grace Elinor Hood (married to Sinclair Franklin Hood) including relating to selling Egyptian antiquities.

Note:
MSS 25/22 275

Correspondence from George David Hornblower relating to various research interests. Includes correspondence relating to: hyksos objects; the origin of scarabs; heb sed festival; Newberry's lecture to the British Association; Carter's problems with the Egyptian Government in 1924; Egyptian climate during the 18th dynasty; financial support for the Egypt Exploration Society; Osiris; use of oil including for coronation, anointing and in the religion of mandaeans; Menes; and Mnevis.

Also includes draft reply from Newberry on Menes, Hor-Aha and Narmer.

Note:
MSS 25/37 is also numbered 218

Correspondence from Osbert John Radclyffe Howarth (Secretary, British Association for the Advancement of Science) informing Newberry of his appointment as President of the Anthropological Section of the British Association for the Advancement of Science for the annual meeting in 1923; suggesting he give a lecture to children on toys and a note by Newberry to say he accepted; and inviting him to accept the office of Vice-President of the Anthropological Section for the annual meeting in 1924.

Letter from Edward M. Hutchinson asking Newberry to look through his collection of Egyptian antiquities.

Correspondence from Sir John Jarvis including relating to plants and gardening.

Correspondence from Frances Jeckyll relating to plants.

Correspondence from Vera Jeyes relating to attending lectures by Newberry.

Letter from E. Alfred Jones seeking a photograph of an Egyptian goldsmith's workshop.

Letter from M.W. Keen (District Commissioner, Wadi Halfa) relating to Newberry's research on the olive and obtaining specimens.

Correspondence from Dirkran Kelekian including relating to the purchase and sale of Egyptian antiquities and the publication of his collection of scarabs and cylinders. Includes letter to Sidney Smith (British Museum) relating to the sale of cylinders and seals. Also includes draft reply from Newberry referring to the condition of his collection of antiquities after the war, 30 June 1947.

Also includes postcard of a statue of King Chefren.

Correspondence from Pahor Labib to Newberry and Mrs Newberry relating to his study. One letter is also signed by Badawi and Abo Baker.

Letter from Terrien de Lacouperie asking for information on the sesame plant in ancient Egypt.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 15

Correspondence from Charles Tandy Lamacraft (British Museum) relating to the conservation and mounting of items including glass and papyri. Also includes enclosed bills for materials and work done and letter from Thomas Cook & Son relating to the shipment of papyri (no reference number).

Correspondence from Winifred Lamb including relating to scarabs and gardening.

Correspondence from Carl Johan Lamm including relating to horticulture and photographs of Newberry's wool embroideries.

Correspondence from Ambrose Lansing (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) including inviting Newberry to visit, reference to Georg Steindorff, dating scarabs, and in response to an enquiry from Newberry on standards on predynastic pots.

Also includes draft reply from Newberry relating to his research on standards as featured on predynastic red-on-buff pottery (1948).

Correspondence from Hugh Last (Honorary Secretary, Egypt Exploration Society) relating to meeting Newberry in Cairo, pictures of Tell el Amarna and Beni Hasan, and Mary Jonas' retirement.

Letter from Jean Leclant relating to protodynastic vases at the Louvre Museum, Paris [in French].

Correspondence from Gordon Ambrose de Lisle Lee (1864-1927) (Heralds' College, London) relating to a Newberry family coat of arms.

Correspondence from Carl Ferdinand Friedrich and Therese Lehmann-Haupt including relating to the Chair in Greek at the University of Liverpool.

Also includes letter of thanks from Lehmann-Haupt's wife Therese to Mrs Newberry.

Note:
MSS 29/15 is also numbered A.195
MSS 29/16 is also numbered 273
MSS 29/17 is also numbered 37 (38 crossed out)
MSS 29/18 is also numbered 39

Letter from E. R. Lindsay relating to two pieces of glass sent by him to Newberry.

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.353

Correspondence from Reverend David Goodwin Loveday (Headmaster, Cranleigh School) inviting Newberry to tea.

Letter from Edwin Ernest Lowe (Secretary, The Museums Association) relating to adding Newberry to the list of associates of The Museums Association.

Correspondence from Hubert Lynes relating to Newberry's research on olive trees.

Letter from Lady Helen Lyons (wife of Sir Henry George Lyons) thanking Newberry for a book and mentioning Mr Mallet, William Garstin's private secretary, who may call on Newberry.

Correspondence from Arthur Cruttenden Mace (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York) including relating to: excavation work in egypt, 1901; decorated predynastic pottery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York including sketches of boats with ensigns on mast heads, 1909; research by Newberry on boats and the pomegranate branch, 1910; his posting to the Supply Reserve Depot in Deptford, S.E., 1917; accession of the Munich collection; apology relating to concession for the Palace of Amenhotep III; purchase of the Macgregor and Hood collections; Carter and Breasted's negotiations with the Egyptian government, 1924.

Also includes a cablegram from Lythgoe cancelling option on the MacGregor collection, 1921.

MSS 30/6 includes a few words on the back relating to boats, 1921.

Note:
MSS 30/1 is also numbered 34
MSS 30/12 is also numbered 293