AS is up to his ears with examination papers.
Comfortably situated at Galle, description of the area, Samuel Lambrick confronts an elephant, cultivation of rice, curry the staple diet, local economy capable of improvement, local fruit and vegetables, many of the locals have been baptized but are ignorant of the Gospel, local Buddhists, Benjamin Ward in Carpentayn, engaged in establishing schools: Point de Galle
Offer of presentment to the incumbency of Acton with Davenham, description of parish, would like to see John Cooper presented to Coppenhall, comparison of the two parishes, will have the support of local landowners at Acton: Coppenhall nr Nantwich
Visit to Edward Bickersteth in Norwich, taking music lessons from Mr Beckworth: Norwich
Trinity Lodge, Cambridge - Congratulates his appointment to the Savilian Chair of Geometry in Oxford, regrets his departure. As for [Samuel?] Pollard, he thinks he and the Senior Tutor will be able to act now "and get indemnity afterward".
12 Dee St, Aberdeen. - Acknowledges the receipt of Lady Onslow's cheque in payment for the rent of Riverston.
Held 21-22 June 1951; Synge chaired the second session.
Brief correspondence re arrangements; programme; etc.
Broadcast on BBC General Overseas Programme
13 pp. typescript with 2 Appendices
St Peters, 2 Benet Place. Will be coming with Ellen to the Seaman's Mission meeting at the Lodge, is pleased to hear that Rose has accepted the post of Head of the D.R.U.