Correspondence between Alexander Bruce Boswell (Liverpool University) and Newberry relating to candidates for the Bremner Chair of Egyptology at Liverpool University.

Correspondence from Kate Bradbury (1854-1902) (later first wife of Francis Llewellyn Griffith, married 1896) including relating to the Egypt Exploration Fund.

Note:
MSS 5/88 is also numbered 44
MSS 5/89 is also numbered 45
MSS 5/90 is also numbered 46
MSS 5/91 is also numbered 63
MSS 5/92 is also numbered 55

Letter from Evelyn Bradshaw relating to a lecture to be given by Newberry.

Correspondence from Charles Breasted (son of James Henry Breasted) arranging to meet Newberry, sending Newberry books, and on the death of Newberry's Father.

Note:
MSS 5/98 is also numbered 11

Correspondence from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) including correspondence with Leonard Cottrell relating to research for a programme on the life of Akhnaton and a trip by Cottrell to Cairo.

Letter of thanks from James Britten (1846-1924).

Note:
This letter is also numbered 103

Correspondence from Hugh Brocklebank including relating to an article by Newberry on Anatolian pottery and articles by Brocklebank on the Kubatcha and Kutiyeh faïence. Also includes letter to Mrs Newberry on the marriage of Brocklebank's daughter.

Correspondence from Emile Brugsch (1842-1930) including on Newberry's Beni Hasan publication; receipt of material; and giving Newberry permission to make copies of painting and inscriptions.

Note:
MSS 6/60 is also numbered 116 (or possibly 11b)
MSS 6/62 is also numbered 9
MSS 6/63 is also numbered A 98

Correspondence from Percy Buckman relating to travel to Cairo.

Note:
MSS 6/95 is also numbered 33
MSS 6/96 is also numbered 34
MSS 6/97 is also numbered 53

Letter from William Burton arranging a visit to Pilkington's Tile and Pottery Works, Manchester.

Correspondence from Lady Augusta Mary Monica Bute (d.1947) (Wife of 4th Marquis of Bute) to Mrs Newberry relating to a visit to see Bute's embroideries.

Note:
MSS 6/126 is also numbered A 205

Letter from Alfred Joshua Butler (1850-1936) relating to an object in the Kelekian museum collection.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 17

Correspondence from Franz Calice including on Newberry's book on Scarabs and the Sublime Porte.

Note:
MSS 7/2 is also numbered A 351
MSS 7/3 is also numbered A 281
MSS 7/5 is also numbered A 352

Correspondence from Amice Calverley to Newberry and Mrs Newberry relating to work and travel in Egypt; University appointments; Christmas; Relief work in Yugoslavia and Greece; World War Two.

Correspondence from Helen Falmestorke Campbell (later married to John Hubbard) mainly relating to travel.

Further correspondence listed under Helen Falmestorke Hubbard.

Note:
MSS 7/55 is also numbered A 185
MSS 7/56 is also numbered 295

Correspondence from Lord Carnavon (1866-1923) including on: death of Harold Jones (1911); purchase of items including scarabs; news from excavations; news of Howard Carter; viewing collections of Egyptian items; excavation plans; lectures; book to be published including reading proofs and preparing plates.

Note:
MSS 7/109 is also numbered 321
MSS 7/116 is also numbered 235
MSS 7/117 is also numbered 291a
MSS 7/118 is also numbered 291

Letter from St. George J. Cavendish mostly relating to travel to Cairo.

Correspondence between Černý and Newberry including on: contributing article to volume in memory of Ippolito Rosellini; inscription above a scene of wrestling men referenced by Bunsen; references to other articles, publications and research interests.

Letter from F. G. Chandler relating to a paper by Newberry on the history of medicine.

Note:
MSS 9/30 is also numbered 4

Two postcards from Reverend Greville John Chester (1831-1892) relating to the purchase of mummy cats and stone chisels.

Note:
MSS 9/37 is also numbered 105

Letter from F. E. Christian relating to a reference to Tel el Amarna in 1842.

Note:
MSS 9/39 is also numbered A 287

Correspondence from Muriel Claydon (Victoria Albert Museum, London) including on Egyptian cotton.

Correspondence from Mary Cleaver including arranging a visit to Newberry and a letter of thanks.

Correspondence from P. J. Collignon and newspaper clipping on a scarab found in Darlington and pronounced genuine by Newberry.

Letter from Domenico Comparetti in response to Newberry's enquiry about the papers of Ippolito Rosellini.

Correspondence from Agnes Conway relating to family news and requesting Newberry's help for a friend interested in Egyptology.

Correspondence from Beatrice Cook to Newberry and Mrs Newberry including on the health of Mrs Newberry; travel in Egypt; auctions.

Note:
MSS 9/72 is also numbered 219a
MSS 9/75 is also numbered 219
MSS 9/76 is also numbered A.70

Correspondence from R. Cooper (British Consulate, Fez) relating to Newberry's visit to Fez.

Letter from Winifred Mary Crompton (1870-1932) (Manchester Museum) making arrangements for a lecture by Newberry.

Correspondence from Grace Mary Crowfoot (née Hood; wife of John Winter Crowfoot) including on textiles and olives.

Note:
MSS 10/38 is also numbered A 153