Ticks, some crossed through, and other annotations in pencil and red crayon. Many items are marked 'B'; a note states that these were bequeathed to Trinity by Rev. G. A. Browne, Vice-Master, in 1843. Signature of Anatole von Hügel [Curator of the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology] acknowledging receipt of items on 27 May 1914 at the bottom of the sixth sheet. The last sheet is a note by C. B. Hurry, Sub-Librarian, listing items which were found some years after 1914 'tucked away in dark corners' and 'sent (as part of the loan of 1914)' to the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology on 5 May 1924.
Highgate. - Encloses a correction slip [no longer present] for p 214 of his book of translations from Italian.
(Carbon copy.)
Dorchester Hotel, W.1.—Thanks him for his encouraging comments (on his appointment as ambassador at Washington), and reflects on the challenges of his new post.
Woodside Lodge.
Account of inauguration , quoting speeches of H. G. Bell etc. Including letters from Marian James and John Nichol.
Thanks for beautiful poems.
Includes 3pp typescript entitled 'A Note on the Plane Wave in an Isotropic Dielectric' by S. Ray, 2 April 1921.
Chetwynd House, Selly Oak, Nr. Birmingham. Dated Nov. 4/03 - Sends him the notes on Syrian and Armenian folklore [not transcribed] for him to evaluate; asks him to notice the point about the Children of the Sky as rain-producers.
H. M. Butler's monthly report shows his diligence, laying out money on expensive bindings 'a foolish vanity' - he should wait until he leaves school and has to make more of a show of learning
ConferenceComparative statement of the main recommendations of the Simon Commission Report and the Round Table Conference