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17 Hanover Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W. - Encloses the letters he received in response to his enquiry if King Edward VII would care to accept a copy of Frazer's 'The Early History of the Kingship': one from [Malcolm Graham] Ramsay dated 30.X.1905 enclosing a letter from [Frederick Edward] Ponsonby dated 30.X.05, stating that that the King will be pleased to accept the gift but that this does not imply permission to dedicate the book to him.

as at 16 Queen's Gardens, St. Andrews, Fife - Is very happy to hear that Frazer has been given the Freedom of Glasgow; suggests Frazer isn't aware how much her father [George Gilbert Ramsay] admired Frazer's work. A repair to the torn paper has obscured page 2 of the letter, in which she appears to ask if he has written about Woolley's discovery of the Ram in the Thicket at Ur. With a postscript from Moine-na Vey, Ballater, saying Malcolm has read the news accounts with pleasure.