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Turf Club, Cairo. Dennis [Robertson] visited DAW, deep-seated animosity between G H Hardy and G T Lapsley, Lapsley will make a good tutor.

Typed copy. Union Club, Alexandria. Has met Winstanley who is working for the Red Cross, relief in the Peninsula at the change of command.

Turf Club, Cairo. "Studies" the Anglo-Egyptians at the Turf Club, Winston Churchill "waltzed" around Lloyd George and Bonar Law in the House of Commons, pleased that America had joined the allies,

comments on a book by Bertrand Russell

8, Grange Gardens, Cambridge. - Thanks Winstanley for taking an initial look at the letters [from her late husband to W. F. Smith]. Mr [Hugh McLeod?] Innes has 'just approved Vol. i in its present form'. Would like Winstanley to read through again and if he has no corrections to pass the typescript to the Master [G. M. Trevelyan] to convey to the Council. Would like to produce a 'more perfect edition' of the letters if 'life should again prove amenable'.

Explains that 'Gaps in and at the end of sentences denote Greek passages which await the pen of a Classic. Paragraphs omitted are not indicated since my husband generally disposed of a subject in a paragraph - and the omissions do not disturb the rhythm. But words and passages omitted, as also one or two arresting observations shorn of their context which I retained, are duly indicated'.

Was disappointed by a visit to Jerusalem, has been hospitalised for a short while.

Presumes Trinity does not want him to return, will get in touch with the WEA on his return with a view to lecturing, Winstanley, Burnaby and Bragg all seem to be back at Trinity.

Bulford Camp, Salisbury Plain. Army manouvres, Winstanley suggests G K M Butler should study Political Science as Economics lessens the chance of a first, has to weigh the chances of a first against studying something enjoyable:.

10 letters relating to commissioning a copy of Dora Meeson's portrait of Howard Morley made by A. Dorothy Cohen for the College, with five letters from Cohen, one from Howard Morley's nephew Charles, two letters from Walter Lamb recommending Cohen, and administrative letters from Winstanley to R. V. Laurence, and one from John Charrington to Winstanley.

Visitors to College.

G M Trevelyan has decided to accept the Mastership of Trinity if asked.

Chaired a debate on the Poor Law, Poland, Geoffrey Tower is to lecture on the poets of the reformation, hopes no Newnhamites will attend and cause them to be curtailed, Winstanley has revolutionised history, Malcolm Bullock and Dennis Robertson, Robertson has resigned his post with the OTC.

Relating to thefts from Trinity library alleged to have been carried out by J. O. Halliwell-Philipps.

Trinity College, Cambridge - Has heard that Frazer will not be able to attend the ceremony of installing the new Master and sympathises with his disappointment, given his position as senior master and his long connection with the college.

Trinity College. Encloses his Latin inscriptions for Prior and Sedley Taylor, noting his use of the nominative case as Sedley Taylor is not declinable and the debate over the declinability of Prior would "excite acrimonious controversy."

Encourages him to make for Switzerland, it would be scandalous if the country went to war to increase Russian influence in the Balkans, Winstanley and Bertrand Russell campaigning against war, Trinity High Table cricket team (G H Hardy not in good form) WEA social gathering.

Accompanying a college bill of [Charles?] Ames, Christmas 1726, 'found 'among some miscellaneous letters, etc., which came from R. F. Scott's collections', for which despite the pencil note at the bottom the St. John's librarians can 'find no Johnian Ames of the right date' and so send on to Trinity.

Accompanying a college bill of [Charles?] Ames, Christmas 1726 and a forwarding letter sent to WInstanley by the Deputy Librarian of St. John's.

Trinity Lodge, Cambridge - Her husband cannot answer her letter himself, as he has been ill since March, a case of over-work nearly all his life; the Vice Master [Denys Arthur Winstanley] takes his place and they will not hear of his resignation; he was pleased to hear that Frazer's notebooks were donated to the British Museum; their daughter Joan is now at the Labour Ministry in Sidney College; hopes they enjoy their new flats; will call next week, 'I only wish I could say that my Husband is clear in his mind now'.

Winstanley encloses his rough notes on Trinity statutes and James Henry Monk's decision to take a doctor's degree and retain his Professorship.

Plymouth. Unexpectedly met the Cornfords on Dartmoor and saw the King in London on his way to his coronation.

Performed in aid of the Grantchester Tower Appeal.

C/54 includes correspondence from Newnham College Cambridge inviting Thomson to deliver the Sidgwick Memorial Lecture.

compulsory chapel at Trinity.

Report of a debate on compulsory chapel.