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Heslington Hall and its owners during the past four centuries.

Known creators or right holders: Michael Kirkby

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Fishergate, Fulford and Heslington Local History Society

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000329-1)

Mahâsna And Bêt Khallâf, 1902, by John Garstang

Known creators or right holders: Kurt Sethe , John Garstang , Bernard Quaritch (London)

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL)

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000377-4)

The Strange Case of Harriet Hall

Known creators or right holders: Moray Dalton

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Dean Street Press

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000157-3)

Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS Top. Yorks. C.14, Henry Johnston, notebook, 1669–70, p. 16 (f.12v)

Known creators or right holders: Henry Johnston (deceased)

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Corpus Vitrearum (GB)

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000294-1)

Letter from student Marian Carey at Loughborough University Library, conducting survey on Women's centres UK

Known creators or right holders: Marian Carey

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Linen Hall Library

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000260-7)

Advertisement for dances held at Public Halls, between 1958 and 1964. The dances were mainly in the South Wales area. The promoters of the dances at the venues are not named in the advertisements and a number of the venues have since been destroyed and redeveloped. The advertisement would have been placed on either noticeboards, posters and newspapers.

Known creators or right holders: None

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Peter Ellis

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000388-4)

Advertisement for dances held at Church Halls, between 1958 and 1964. The dances were mainly in the South Wales area. The promoters of the dances at the venues are not named in the advertisements and a number of the venues have since been destroyed and redeveloped. The advertisement would have been placed on either noticeboards, posters and newspapers.

Known creators or right holders: None

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Peter Ellis

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000388-3)

Advertisement for dances held at Dance Halls, between 1958 and 1964. The dances were mainly in the South Wales area. The promoters of the dances at the venues are not named in the advertisements and a number of the venues have since been destroyed and redeveloped. The advertisement would have been placed on either noticeboards, flyers, posters and newspapers.

Known creators or right holders: None

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Peter Ellis

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000388-2)

Advertisement for dances held at Scout or School Halls, between 1958 and 1964. The dances were mainly in the South Wales area. The promoters of the dances at the venues are not named in the advertisements and a number of the venues have since been destroyed and redeveloped. The advertisement would have been placed on either noticeboards, posters and newspapers.

Known creators or right holders: None

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: Peter Ellis

Status: Licence Granted (OWLS000388-1)

3 x photographs from Wãsù, Journal of the West African Students' Union of Great Britain, Oxford : Fox, Jones & Co., Kemp Hall Press, [1926]: 1- The London members of W.A.S.U in the Lounge of the African Hostel, 1933'/ 2- The Babasale (patron), Mrs Paul Robeson and Officers of the West African Student's Union/3- Guests and Members of the W.A.S.U at Home', 27th September 1926Cover image/ illustration of The Chinese Student. Central Union of Chinese Students (ENGLAND) London, [1927-]

Known creators or right holders: Teng Hiok Chiu (1903-1972) (Chinese Student Cover) , photographer unknown (WASU)/ editor Lapido Solanke

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: UCL

Status: Application Withdrawn (OWLS000363-1)

Transcript of a letter from Mary Ruth Brooke to Geoffrey Keynes, 6 March 1916 (original: Cambridge University Library: Manuscripts MS Add.8482/2 f.166-168)

Known creators or right holders: Mary Ruth Brooke

Known identifiers: None

Category: Written works

Licensee name: King's College, Cambridge

Status: Application Withdrawn (OWLS000023-11)

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