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Letters dated 21 Jan. 1922 - 30 June 1926.

97: Enclosing copy of letter from J. Scofield, 27 Feb. 1855; with copy of reply by C. F. Scott, 1 Mar. 1855.

The Royal Society celebrated its Tercentenary in July 1960. It issued publicity material about the history and work of the Royal Society and organised a series of social and scientific functions from 18 to 26 July. The material is principally Synge's memorabilia from the occasion.

H/90: Correspondence, including invitations.
H/91: General programme; preliminary list of official guests.
H/92: Formal opening, 19 July; visit to Oxford, 21 July; film premiere, 22 July; reception at the Guildhall, London, 22 July.
H/93: Conversazione, 23 July; banquet, 26 July.
H/94: Printed material: The Beginning of the Royal Society by Margery Purver and E. J. Bowen (Oxford, 1960); Gresham College and the Royal Society by Sir Harold Hartley and Sir Cyril Hinshelwood (1960).
H/95: 'The Royal Society Today', Discovery 21 (7 July 1960); feature on the Royal Society from the Times, 19 July 1960.

91: 17 Feb [1895], containing sketch of ice skaters.
92: 18 Feb [1895], enclosing letter from Wilmot Babington Parker Smith to Susan Emma Smith, 18 Feb 1895.

Manuscript notes etc. The material was found in disorder and may possibly include work done at Winchester College.as well as at Old Hall Preparatory School.

To be sent to Tovey at Northlands, Englefield Green. - Asks Tovey to wire whether he will come on Wednesday 3rd; asks if he can come earlier, as there are only three weeks of August left after the 7th which is 'quite insufficient' for finishing Act III [of "The Bride of Dionysus"].

Two captioned photographs of Akha men in native dress in the garden of a western house in Tibet [probably originally enclosed in a letter from P. Fraser to J. G. Frazer, dated April 28, 1918 in Add.Ms.c/56/91].

Two series of lecture notes, found together with note `Notes of lectures attended at Cambridge'.
B.90: 'Summable series'.
B.91: 'Inequalities'.

103: 15 May 1907, enclosing printed play synopsis and programme of entertainment at the English Embassy, Constantinople, 14-15 May 1907 (in French).

Wishes to be treated as a friend, deplorable how low Gladstone will stoop, hopes for the return to power of the Whigs