Property:HPB SB item notes

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A list of Morse’s forthcoming engagements in Birmingham, Nottingham, London, Keighley and Stamford.  +
A mounted excerpt from Notes by the Way.  +
A newspaper column with many posters  +
A paragraph about H.P.B. illness. Repeated at [[HPB-SB-2-6|SB 2:6]]  +
A paragraph about HPB illness. Also on [[HPB-SB-1-30|SB 1:30]].  +
A partly legible handwritten instruction, reproduced below. Its writer has not been identified. No newspaper article is assigned to this note.  +
A passage quoted from Isis Unveiled  +
A portion of the Wallin the Palace of the Sirdar in Erivan, Armenia, – now occupied by the Russian governors (H.P.B.'s bed room)  +
A reply to C. C. M.’s article of the same title in Light, No. 68, April 22, 1882, pp. 187-88.  +
A report of the academy’s executive council meeting and musical programme.  +
A response to Frank Podmore’s rejoinder concerning prevision; the exact issue confirms the complete letter and signature.  +
A response to J. P. T.’s Uncertainties of Spirit Identity on printed pages 216-17 of the preceding issue.  +
A review of the first pamphlet in the Hints on Esoteric Theosophy series, issued under the authority of the Theosophical Society. The review begins here and ends on scrapbook page 162 before the Correspondence heading.  +
A sample donation table for the Madras Central Hall and Liberal Church of the Hindu Sabha and for special patronage. It sets a minimum donation of Rs. 50, gives examples of donations for a pandit, hall, women's school, furniture, library or press, and asks members and patrons to return the form to the Executive Committee at the Central Hall in Triplicane.  +
A second letter denies political aims to the Theosophical Society.  +
A separate letter printed immediately after P. U. V.’s signature. V. V. N. objects to the wording “an Objectionable act” in the Inquirer of June 4, states that he and friends in the Hindu Freethought Union published a leaflet from his manuscript, and complains that the journal altered the manuscript without his consent.  +
A separate reply in the same discussion.  +
A short notice on the relation between the Church and the stage.  +
A short satirical note printed after Inquirer’s contribution.  +
A sketch of a city  +