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The University, Glasgow - Thanks him for the Frazer Lectures volume; has placed it in the Library.

The University, Glasgow - Thanks him for the book ['Creation and Evolution in Primitive Cosmogonies'].

The University, Glasgow - Thanks her for the book ['The Fear of the Dead in Primitive Religion'?] which he will place in University Library; as for her suggestion about the 'Totemica', he will bring it to University Court but similar proposals have not been accepted; hasn't heard anything about a Frazer Lecturer for 1936, and doesn't think an invitation has been sent to Mr [Warren?] Dawson, and will keep in mind her suggestion of Professor Speiser; hope they are standing the heat, is writing from his cottage at Loch Tay, where it has been 80° in their bedroom at midnight.

The University, Glasgow - Is sorry to hear the prognosis for Sir James' eyesight; proposes dates for a lecture in May; suggests they ask Professor Graham Kerr to read the lecture; as for her suggestion regarding the spare copies of the Bibliography, they want to hold on to them for later distribution

The University, Glasgow - One manuscript and one typed letter concerning payment [of the annuity] and the difficulty arising from Sir James' inability to see to sign forms; letter of 12 Jan. (Item 261) encloses a letter from James A. M'Callum dated 11 Jan. 1934 (now housed as FRAZ/33/85).

The University, Glasgow - Two manuscript and one typed letter setting dates for Sir James' lectures at the University; in the letter of 2 December 1932 (Item 257), he mentions he is enclosing a note to Sir James (now housed as FRAZ/28/69); letter of 6 May 1933 (Item 258) carries a note in Lady Frazer's hand about lecture dates.