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Includes correspondence with:
J. I. Beck, 1969
J. S. Bunt (Taylor's bequest of his portrait to Glenn Vivian Art Gallery, Swansea), 1969
M. Deacon (taped interviews with Taylor), 1969
T. Griffiths (his profile of Taylor, see A.4), 1972
J. Hanson (history of Royal Aeronautical Establishment, etc.), 1968
R. MacLeod (Taylor's papers), 1972
M. Slocombe (BBC Sound Archives), 1970

Extract from article referring to Synge.

45 Chesterton Road - 'Romany' letter from Dennis Robertson, Rosalind [Murray]'s bookplate.

House of Commons, London.—Is unable to fulfil their intended engagement, but will get away from ‘W.R.’ briefly. He enjoyed their lunch together.

One with illegible note addressed to A. S. F. Gow on reverse.

12 Seymour Street, Portman Square. - '... your most interesting... article on The Ancient Plough'.

With carbon copy of reply from Butler, , 30 Jan. 1952.

Draft of the preface and notes; three corrected proofs of the preface, July-Aug. 1879, one of which has notes in an unidentified hand, with a note at the end, "If you wish to speak of Richard's Character, and agree in Hare's view of it, turn all this Coleridge twaddle into a few lines of your own good Prose, into which Hare is quite out of tune." Accompanied by a draft of the playscript and notes dated July-Oct. 1879.

Read at a meeting of the Brynmelyn Literary Society on 31 Jan. 1898.

Re letter from Stanley Bell of the National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations Lancs, Cheshire and Westmorland Area [R. A. Butler/B/18/10]

With carbon copy of reply from R. A. Butler, 6 Nov. 1951.

The New Hotel, Cairo, Egypt. - Cannot repeat arrangements here next year as the Viceroy [Isma'il Pasha] has acquired the building for a school; he favours the idea of an English sanitorium; support from the Earl of Dudley or Sir Henry Bulwer would assure her success; can Houghton assist, as they cannot be reached at present? Also seeks Houghton's recommendation to the Viceroy's surgeon Dr Bourgier and others.

Shanks House, Wincanton. - Jonathan H. Lovett Cameron writes of a dinner at his house for Morindin to meet Milnes, but Morindin is staying here until Christmas; will invite Sidney [sic: Godolphin?] Osborne if Milnes plans to visit.

25 York Terrace, Regent's Park. - Grateful for Milnes' consideration; fears George might get into mischief if not employed; connection of Mr Dewar and Milnes' mother; Milnes' use of homeopathic medicines; Fanny Monckton and other friends; House of Commons appointments. Postscript: describes a French manservant who is seeking work.