Letter from Reverend Randolph Humphrey Berens (1844-1923) arranging a visit and discussing an item to show him.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 251

Correspondence from Hon. Richard Bethell (1883-1929) relating to the purchase of items at auction including scarabs and rings; a quarrel Newberry had with Howard Carter over the sale of items; letter stating his intention to sell his entire Egyptian collection due to lack of money; letter about a prehistoric pot purchased by Bethell.

Note:
MSS 4/101 is also numbered 7a
MSS 4/103 is also numbered 7
MSS 4/104 is also numbered 15
MSS 4/106 is also numbered 287
MSS 4/110 is also numbered 233

Letter from H. de Bildt (Swedish Legation, Cairo) informing Newberry of the death of Mr Nils Rettig.

Correspondence from Aylward Manley Blackman on topics including asking Newberry's advice in relation to employment; invitation to lecture; translations and other research interests; visits to Oxford.

Note:
MSS 5/14 is also numbered 7
MSS 5/15 is also numbered 8
MSS 5/15a is also numbered A.91
MSS 5/16 is also numbered 26
MSS 5/17 is also numbered 341
MSS 5/19 is also numbered A 297
MSS 5/22 is also numbered A.38
MSS 5/24 is also numbered 16
MSS 5/26 is also numbered 45

Letter of thanks from R. H. Blanchard.

Correspondence from Robert Carr Bosanquet (1871-1935) relating to donors to the Institute of Archaeology, Liverpool University; research interests; Oldbury Camp; family news.

Note:
MSS 5/55 is also numbered 15
MSS 5/56 is also numbered 362
MSS 5/58 is also numbered 344
MSS 5/59 is also numbered 340
MSS 5/60 is also numbered 330
MSS 5/61 is also numbered 328

Correspondence from William St. Chad Boscawen (1855-1913) relating to articles by Boscawen including reviews for Newberry's publications.

Note:
MSS 5/65 is also numbered 19
MSS 5/66 is also numbered A 303
MSS 5/67 is also numbered 27
MSS 5/68 is also numbered 30

Correspondence from Kathe Bösse relating to research and asking Newberry to send certain publications. Also includes letter of thanks to Mrs Newberry.

Letter from Marianne Brocklehurst (d.1898) relating to the purchase of scarabs and discussing other objects.

Correspondence from Sir Robert Hanbury Brown (1849-1926) relating to his paper on Lake Moeris.

Note:
MSS 6/51 is also numbered 14 and 3
MSS 6/52 is also numbered 14
MSS 6/53 is also numbered 14 and 2

Correspondence from Sir John Fowler Brunner (1865-1929) including letter sending Newberry a photograph of himself for his study, and a letter of thanks.

Note:
MSS 6/58 is also numbered 376

Correspondence from Winifred Brunton relating to her portraits of Queen Tyi and other kings and queens; Brunton's exhibitions; travel and work in Egypt; publication of Brunton's portraits.

Correspondence from Reverend Herbert Bull including proposing lecture to raise funds for a church at Assouan, with enclosed extract from the Morning Post.

Note:
MSS 6/100 is also numbered 306

Correspondence from Harry Burton (1879-1940) including on: a Sardinian bed cover; scarabs; a gold plaque photographed by Howard Carter; news from Egypt including Howard Carter; travel plans; sale of objects.

Letter from Viscount Walter Egerton George Keppel Bury (who in 1942 succeeded as 9th Earl of Albemarle) relating to a catalogue of scarabs for sale by Newberry.

Letter from Edward Cahen relating to Newberry's work on the mandrake.

Correspondence from E. T. Campagnac including relating to committee matters at the University of Liverpool; a visit to Newberry.

Note:
MSS 7/38 is also numbered 346
MSS 7/41 is also numbered 384
MSS 7/42 is also numbered 384a
MSS 7/45 is also numbered A 288
MSS 7/47 is also numbered A 252
MSS 7/48 is also numbered A 39

Correspondence from Charles Graham Campbell mainly relating to travel plans.

Note:
MSS 7/53 is also numbered 246

Correspondence from Humphrey Gilbert Carter relating to the Botanic Garden, Cambridge.

Correspondence from Robert J. Charleston relating to Newberry's collection of textiles and the Hawara textiles in the Victoria and Albert Mueum, London. Also includes draft reply from Newberry.

Correspondence from Charlotte R. Clark (Metropolitan Museum, New York) informing Newberry of the death of Frances Winlock, and in response to Newberry relating to Predynastic pots with boats and ensigns.

Correspondence from Godfrey J. Clarke relating to olive seeds sent to Newberry.

Correspondence from Louis Colville Gray Clarke including reference to Sir Ernest Budge's departure from the British Museum and Newberry's book on Scarabs.

Correspondence from Martin Conway including relating to the Hood collection; research interests and requesting information on various items. Two telegrams urging Newberry to persuade Carter to stop legal proceedings against the Egyptian Government, 1924.

Note:
MSS 9/67 is also numbered 372
MSS 9/68 is also numbered 372a

Correspondence between F. H. Cook and Newberry on the health of Mrs Newberry and travel plans.

Letter from Arthur Disbrowe Cotton (Kew Herbarium) relating to L. ochraceum and Newberry's research on olives.

Correspondence from Archibald Creswell relating to the Pilgrim Trust, medical treatment and activities of students.

Correspondence from John Winter Crowfoot relating to a possible expedition to Sudan.

Note:
MSS 10/42 is also numbered 269

Letter from Newberry to W.T. Stearn relating to a photograph by Newberry of leaves of celery.

Correspondence from Sir Alfred William Winslow Dale (1855-1921) (Vice Chancellor, Liverpool University) including on appointment to and resignation from Professorship at the University of Liverpool; and report of Selection Committee which includes details Newberry's career and that of John Garstang up to 1907.

Note:
MSS 11/5 is also numbered 348
MSS 11/6 is also numbered A 240