Search Constraints

Search Results

1521. 'J.W. Bayley'. Correspondence, principally with H.S. Holden, now of Ellerman Lines in London

Date:
Sep 1933-Mar 1934
Extent:
1 file
Reference No:
U DEW2/5/33

1522. 'J.W. Bayley'. Correspondence, principally with H.S. Holden, now of Ellerman Lines in London

Date:
Apr-Oct 1934
Extent:
1 file
Reference No:
U DEW2/5/34

1523. 'J.W. Bayley'. Correspondence, principally with H.S. Holden, now of Ellerman Lines in London

Date:
Mar-Oct 1941
Extent:
1 file
Reference No:
U DEW2/5/35

1524. 'J.W. Bayley'. Correspondence, principally with H.S. Holden, now of Ellerman Lines in London

Date:
Nov 1941-Apr 1942
Extent:
1 file
Reference No:
U DEW2/5/36

1525. 'Jambi: prologue to the 1916 rebellion'. Typescript, 4ff.

Date:
late 20th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/8/5/1

1526. 'Jampi Ular'= A serpent spell. Romanized transliteration by P. Voorhoeve, July 1968, 2ff., typescript (= L.Or.8447/42, part).

Date:
Jul 1968
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/2/107

1527. 'Jampi tepung': an incantation over magic powder, usually a thin paste made by mixing rice-flour with water. Romanized transliteration from the rencong script in South Sumatran Malay, 4ff., typescript. (= L.Or.8447/122).

Date:
late 20th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/2/33

1528. 'Jampi' ?= an incantation. An ink copy of the text in rencong script by Jaspan, together with an interlinear romanized transliteration by Jaspan and Voorhoeve, on the inside of two double foolscap sheets, written with 15 lines from the left section and 12 from the right section, across the folds. Together with a romanized transliteration by P. Voorhoeve based on the above, 1f., typescript.

Date:
late 20th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/2/75/8

1529. 'Jampi': an incantation used to ensure invulnerability. Romanized transliteration, 1f., from a transliteration by Van der Tuuk, the text of DJA/2/114/9 (= L.Or.8447/2, part).

Date:
late 20th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/2/118

1530. 'Jampi': an incantation. An ink copy of a text in the r ncong script, made by Jaspan, with an interlinear romanized transliteration in pencil by Voorhoeve, 2ff., foolscap, inscribed on three sides along the long sides of the paper, with 9 + 4 lines of text; together with a typed romanized transliteration by P. Voorhoeve, 1f.

Date:
late 20th cent.
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DJA/2/75/2