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(Includes pen-and-ink drawings of the south and north sides of Eltham Hall, one of which is dated 21 May. The message is dated the 24th.)

Informs her that he intends to pay her a visit at Rugby early in August. Asks her to keep for him until he comes the box of books that he sent. Announces that he is going to 'roam for four days and then examine at Harrow.'

With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to Alice Smethurst, 28 Jan. 1964

Dated only 'Tuesday'.

Congratulates him on the movie; discusses his own career and work at La Jolla Playhouse.

Includes a quotation, [relating to 'A' and 'B', the university, a scholarship and a vacancy], of all she wants to say 'on the subject [they] spoke of.'

Mainly re ordering of metallic beryllium from Siemans-Schukert. Folder also includes correspondence with the Academic Assistance Council re provision of research facilities for Szilard.

Letter declining invitation to the 1905 Apostles' dinner.

Congratulations on engagement.

One of 48 notebooks, Add.MS.c.113-150, used for Powell's edition of Thucydides published in 1942. Collation of Egerton MS 2624, with a typescript description and MS notes laid in loose.

RAB's official press cutting volume as President of the society, covering his election, ploughing match, Essex show including visit of the Queen Mother's visit, most including RAB and the three of RAB alone (16 items)

Gift of one guinea to Staff Outing

30 Apr 1968, 29 Sept 1968, and 1 Apr 1972.

12 Howard Place, St Andrews [Dictated] - Thanks him for his letter from Paris, and reacts to the news in it: their visits to Brussels, Strasbourg, and Paris; Lady Frazer's illness; de Pange's amusing story of how Joffre and Foch were considered birds of ill omen on their inspection tours; the reception of the Renan Society. He is interested to hear of the Société for the translation of Greek and Latin texts; congratulates Frazer on the Anthropological Lectureship at Trinity, his Presidency of that section, and on his F.R.S.; is glad to hear the Apollodorus is in the proof stage, and agrees with him about Pliny.

Accompanied by a cutting of an obituary of Ramsay by John Harrower of 'The Aberdeen Free Press' of 23 March 1921 (Item 114); and by the envelope, with Frazer's note, 'G. G. Ramsay, 7th January 1921 (his last letter to me) J. G. F.'