The IHR produces a termly newsletter, which gives details of seminars and conferences and other historical news. This is the newsletter for the autumn term 2005

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8793; Email: olwen.myhill@sas.ac.uk Deadline for bookings: 7

A full programme will be available in early 2006. For further information please contact Richard Butler.

At the Bank of England a witness seminar on 22

Bookings are now being taken for ‘Beyond Shakespeare’s Globe: People, Place and Plays in the Middlesex Suburbs 1400—1700’, a one-day conference organised by the CMH, Dr Eva Griffith and the London Metropolitan Archives (LMA), which will be held at the

Careers in History: a One-Day Workshop for Postgraduate Students 14

During his career, Ken worked under seven IHR Directors and saw the IHR bindery run its course from a large establishment, occupying about half of the present Basement Reading Room, to the ending of internal binding. Ken retired for the first time in

Forthcoming Events at the Institute of Historical Research For information on any of the events listed below (with the exception of Exile in the English Revolution and its Aftermath, 1640—1685) please contact Richard Butler,

From Alien to Citizen 1905—2005 — a conference to mark the centenary of the Aliens Act 1905’ to be held at The National Archives, Kew,

held at the Institute of Historical Research from 6 to 8

Lists of Camden Society volumes can be found on the Society’s website at: http://www.rhs. ac.uk/camden.html, and also (for the older volumes)

of London’s Creighton Lecture ‘Changed Utterly’? Historical Transformations and Contradictions in Late Twentieth-Century Ireland Professor Roy Foster, Carroll Professor of Irish History (Oxford)

Recent Releases: Scottish Emigration Database (Images),

retires again On 30 June, Ken Barr, binder and latterly cleaner of the Library’s books, retired for the second and final time, ending a period of service only a few days short of 54 years.

Speakers will include Liz Forgan, Ludmilla Jordanova, Darryl McIntyre, Charles Saumarez Smith and John Tosh. A full programme will be available in late 2005. For further information please contact Richard Butler using the details at the top of the page.

Surviving Working Class Household Budget Summaries Collected by the Ministry of Labour,

the CCBH, with the Churchill Archive Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge, will be holding a witness seminar on the subject of ‘The Changing Climate of Opinion: Economic Policymaking, 1975—9’. The full list of participants has not been finalised.

The History Lab will be holding its launch evening on 13

The IHR’s Day for

Ticket Prices: £40 — (£32 concessions) — including coffee, lunch, tea, reception £20 — including coffee/tea only Beyond Shakespeare’s Globe People, Place and Plays in the Middlesex Suburbs, 1400–1700 Saturday,

With The National Archives and the Centre for Cold War Studies, LSE, the CCBH organised a witness seminar on the Rhodesian question on 5

Institute of Historical Research Newsletter, Autumn Term 2005

Institute of Historical Research Newsletter, Autumn Term 2005

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