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Grasmere, Ambleside - Mrs Forbes has given birth to a little girl. They have been to Malvern 'in search of hill air', and are now in Grasmere: 'I have unquestionably benefitted in my general health by coming here'. JDF's preparations for his proposed dissertation 'make very slow and desultory progress' [JDF has been asked to continue Playfair's and Leslie's dissertations on the progress of science to the present time: See JDF to WW, 6 March 1852]. He fears that the vastness of 'the work will break down under its own magnitude'. If WW is going to the Belfast BAAS meeting, JDF hopes he 'will return this way'.

5 St Mary's Passage - Hamilton "quite unspoilt by Oxford", plans for Easter vacation.

Carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to Geoffrey Faber , 28 Jul. 1953

Trinity College, Cambridge. Dated 19th May 1911 - Thanks him for 'Taboo'; [John] Roscoe has had interviews with the secretaries of the Prime Minister and the Lord Chancellor; and one, [Adolphus] Liddell, reports it went well; he had previously written to Kenneth Muir Mackenzie and received a cordial reply.

Notes of conversations, copy correspondence etc. Material dated Jun. 1931-Oct. 1957; first item in series is list of reports, conversations, interviews etc for these dates, c. 1958.

(Two messages.)

Simons, L. 1939

Smith, C. 1939-40. Re Annual Report for the Journal of the Chemical Society (see What little I remember, pp.124-125)

Stern, O. 1939. Frisch's carbon only.

Urbach, F. 1939

The Orchard, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge - Encloses a copy of Miss [Eliza, known as Lisa] Stillman's letter to himself. Her letter is from 2 The Residences, S. Kensington Museum, dated 12 June - Conveys the news that Dr Middleton died on the 10th and gives information on funeral arrangements.

A/104: 1928-1930
A/105: 1931-1933