Invitation from R. Caton to dinner.
Correspondence from Gertrude Caton-Thompson including on wheat, vulgare wheat in Prehistoric Egypt, a report by Dr Stapf, plant samples sent to Kew, arrow heads and flints.
Note:
MSS 9/12 is also numbered 42
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
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.
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 Vere Gordon Childe relating to the chariot of Thothmes IV.
Letter from F. E. Christian relating to a reference to Tel el Amarna in 1842.
Note:
MSS 9/39 is also numbered A 287
Letter from T.W. Christie-Miller relating to irises.
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.
Letter from Hartley Clark requesting to view Newberry's collection of carpets.
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 Somers Clarke (1841-1926) including relating to Newberry joining the Society of Antiquaries and travel arrangements in Egypt.
Note:
MSS 9/49 is also numbered 17
MSS 9/50 is also numbered 53
MSS 9/51 is also numbered A.76
MSS 9/52 is also numbered 18
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.
Letter from John Cockwell thanking Newberry following a visit to his garden and with information on a conifer they saw.
Letter from Julian C. Colby addressed to whom it may concern, requesting the autograph of the person who receives it.
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.
Letter from Constable & Co. relating to a new edition of Newberry's book Scarabs.
There is related correspondence from W.M. Meredith.
Correspondence from Agnes Conway relating to family news and requesting Newberry's help for a friend interested in Egyptology.
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 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 between F. H. Cook and Newberry on the health of Mrs Newberry and travel plans.
Correspondence from W.H. Cook including thanking Newberry for his help and on Cook's research interests.
Correspondence between John D. Cooney (Brooklyn Museum) and Newberry including on: predynastic pottery with boats; requesting information from Newberry on items in the Amherst collection to be auctioned as well as other sale catalogues; purchase of cylinders and scarabs; Kelekian collection.
Correspondence from R. Cooper (British Consulate, Fez) relating to Newberry's visit to Fez.
Correspondence from George William Coopland including letter relating to F. S. Marvin's position in Cairo (inspectorship or lectureship at the new Institute of Pedagogy).