To N. E. S. Hamilton, Miss E. M. Forster, R. M. Theobald and the Master of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge [N. M. Ferrers]
Letter 120, dated 5 July 1815, contains extracts from De Rancé [poem by John William Cunningham]
Macaulay, Colin (1760-1836), general, biblical scholar, and abolitionistHas abstained from taking any part in the town and gown disturbance, two Fellow Commoners of Trinity injured by police and Bruce of Jesus is dangerously ill in town
Enclosing letter from the London Electricity Supply Co. to Lord Gainford on electricity supplies in the Saffron Walden area. With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to Lord Gainford, 4 Oct. 1932.
Pembroke College, Cambridge - Is glad to hear he is not leaving Cambridge, is sorry Frazer is afraid he will regret the decision; plans to meet for lunch on the 14th.
Accompanied by the envelope.
With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to C.H. Hoxley, 11 Jan. 1957
On conditions in German Prisoner of War Camps
Congratulations on marriage
Is sorry to have left the party but was not prepared for the stunning impact of the extraordinary play and production.
Broadmoor (near Dorking).—Is awed and excited by thoughts of what they will achieve together.
(Dated Saturday.)
11 Wadham Gardens, N.W.2.—They (he and Rita) look forward to seeing him at the stated time. They are not vegetarians.