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These papers consist primarily of writings by E. H. Neville which are accompanied by a small amount of correspondence, and a box of offprints of articles by and about Neville. Some of the writings are identified, but many are not, and it is not clear if the unidentified writings are lecture notes or drafts of one or more books for publication. These unidentified writings tend to be fair copies, with few alterations. Correspondents include W. W. Rouse Ball, W. E. H. Berwick, A. R. [Forsyth?], E. G. Gallop, Amy Herman, R. A. Herman, J. Jackson, J. E. Littlewood (about G. H. Hardy), and W. F. Sheppard.

On embossed notepaper for Trinity College, Cambridge. - Hears that Brown 'intends to apply for the post vacant by the death of Simpkins'. Has 'always found him courteous and obliging' and thinks he would be able 'to undertake any new occupation with great facility'.

With stamp of the Chief Constable's Office, Cambridgeshire Constabulary, 10 Aug. [18]89.