Poems by Julia Varley

This material is held atHull University Archives, Hull History Centre

Reference
- GB 50 U DJV/17
Dates of Creation
- 1888-1912
Physical Description
- 11 items

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Julia VarleyU DJV

Various letters to Julia VarleyU DJV/1

Letter. Copy: Ernest Bevin to Walter CitrineU DJV/2

Letter. W.E. Cossons to Mrs. M.D. HorwillU DJV/3

Invitations to Julia VarleyU DJV/4

Press cuttingsU DJV/5

Newspaper articleU DJV/6

'Bournville Works Magazine'U DJV/7

Handbook. Workers' Union Triennial Conference at BirminghamU DJV/8

'Short History of the General Union of Textile Workers', by Ben Turner (Heckmondwike)U DJV/9

'The Gateway'. Vol. 3, No. 14U DJV/10

'The Record'. Vol. X, No. 114U DJV/11

'Yorkshire Observer Centenary Supplement'U DJV/12

'Seventy Years of Trade Unionism. 1868 - 1938'U DJV/13

'Labour Women'. Vol. XLI, No. 1U DJV/14

Parish Magazine of St. Francis, BournvilleU DJV/15

Articles and notes by Julia VarleyU DJV/16

Poems by Julia VarleyU DJV/17

Volume of poems by Julia VarleyU DJV/18

Poems. Some transcribed by Julia VarleyU DJV/19

Portfolio labelled 'International Federation of Trade Unions'U DJV/20

Photograph albumU DJV/21

Photograph albumU DJV/22

Card for a public breakfast, organised by the Women's Social and Political UnionU DJV/23

Notes on photographs of Julia Varley and Mrs Pat Barratt in prison dressU DJV/24

Newsvendor's placard for 'Reynolds News'U DJV/25

Handbook for dinner given by Trades Union CongressU DJV/26

Manifesto to the Women's Social and Political UnionU DJV/27

Pamphlet. 'The Bottom Dog's Struggle for Betterment'U DJV/28

HandbillU DJV/29

Block, print and translation of handbill in ChineseU DJV/30

Seating planU DJV/31

Seating plan for a dinnerU DJV/32

MenuU DJV/33

Seating plan for Industrial Welfare Society DinnerU DJV/34

Obituary of Julia Varley by George HorwillU DJV/35

Copy. Revised draft biography of Julia Varley from the 'Dictionary of Labour Biography'U DJV/36