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Signed on behalf of the Placet Committee, Geoffrey Butler and F. J. M. Stratton.

Correspondence re G. P. Thomson's receipt of the Smith's Prize, 14-20 March 1916.

On world tour.

Letters from Oscar Browning, Sir Geoffrey Butler, H. M. Butler, Randall Davidson, Lord Durham, George W. E. Russell, G. P. Gooch, J. L. Hammond, R. G. Longman, Charlotte Lilas Ramsay, George Trevelyan and including a letter to Gordon Butler from A. W. R. D.

On world tour.

Concerning the Cambridge Review.

Correspondence to Lady Thomson re her son G. P. Thomson's welfare on leaving England to join the front line in France. He returned to England in February 1915.

B/347 includes a letter from her nephew A.R. Paget re the declaration of war on Germany, and the situation in Japan. Attached to the letter is a press cutting 'Action at Tsingtao: Aeroplanes fly over forts and drop bombs', Japan Daily, 7 September 1914.

B/348 includes correspondence from Rose's brother-in-law F.V. Thomson re her son G.P. Thomson's voluntary departure to join his regiment, 24 September 1914.

Including a note on Cambridge University Volunteers in the General Strike by Lord Geoffrey-Lloyd

Author unknown.

Asking him to be his best man.