A handwritten manuscript in 3 parts concerning Páo-roti. There are also some accompanying notes on scraps of paper and news clipping. The article is undated. Approximate dating is from one of the accompanying notes written on an envelope postmarked 1892.
This handwritten article concerns the donation of shields to the Imperial Institute in Jaipur by the Maharaja. It is undated, approximate dates can be given by the dates of Sawai Madho Singh, the Maharaja of the text, known for his generosity to the arts.
This handwritten article concerns the Hindustani article. It is written on the reverse of paper used for a different article and has accompanying notes on scraps of paper. The article is undated, therefore an approximation of date has been made from Bate's time in India.
Proof copies for the article relating Augustine's work to the work amongst the people in North India. The paper in which they are printed has become very fragile.
5 copies of the draft for the article "The Beloved Disciple" and a copy of the article extracted from its magazine publication. The drafts are marked Folkestone so suggest the article dates from the time of Bate's retirement
A handwritten draft about The Authorized Version of the Bible
Single copy of the article taken from its publishing magazine.
Single copy of the article taken from its publishing magazine.
Copy of the The Missionary Herald of the Baptist Missionary Society for 1st October, 1897, containing the article "Not by Bread Alone" written by John Drew Bate.
This file consists of two items. This first is an untitled newspaper cutting concerning converted Christians giving witness. The second is a one sheet (page 18) of a typed manuscript giving part of the story of Joseph Pitts, possibly the first Englishman to visit Mecca in 1678