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Hotel Pension Beauregard, Pegli Nr. Geneva Ital. Dated 2 October 1904 - His Index is with Macmillan and he asks Frazer to add his notes on the segmentation of the undivided commune in Chapter V [of his book 'Native Tribes of South East Australia']; describes travelling in Italy near Mt Blanc, is going to Venice, Ravenna, Florence, Rome and Naples where they will embark for home.

1 Brick Court, Temple, London E.C. Dated 7 March 1915 - Encloses a note from [C. G.] Seligmann and fears they will have to put off the proposed expedition [to Uganda] until after the war; Lilly is still far from strong.

Headed notepaper with monogram and coronet. - Condolences on the death of Lady Houghton

9 Schwindgasse 9, The Times, Vienna - Encloses a clipping from 'Pester Lloyd' [headed 'Leichenschändung als Mittel gegen die Dürre']; the photos were never sent off; 'Bankers' Money' [by J. Shield Nicholson] came safely; asks what he thought of [Henry] Balfour's address at the British Association, 'he always seems to me to hold a brief for dishonest doubt'.

Written from 28 Beswick St., Pimlico

List of Housman MSS in Adversaria volumes at Trinity College Library, Cambridge.

Englemere, Ascot, Berks.

18, Earls Terrace, London, W.8. - Rehearsals underway, sets by Tim O'Brien; Fraser would like to go to Paris but they can't afford it; has finished 1st draft of his Inca play; news of Jim Mossman, who appears to have evaded capture by government troops in Indonesia.

Mattishall - capacity of theatres, Blakesley's notice on Mill and Newman, Sterling grievously ill, children now lodging at Norwich. Vipan much recovered

Includes material re meetings with industrialists, first draft by David Clarke, with criticisms of text, attacks on Charter by Sir Waldron Smithers, M.P., text of speech by David Eccles 'Forward from the Industrial Charter'

2 pp. MS notes with 3 pp. MS calculations.

Sewn cover with "L.D." on spine on a copy of Lorna Doone owned by Arthur Munby, with his note at back, "The heling of this copy, and the lettering thereof, were done by my Hannah. 1900."

Death of Edward Bickersteth: Roehampton

Congratulations on engagement.

Winterton. - Good fishing and shooting here; returns to Riddlesworth next Wednesday. Milnes would benefit from 'a little Motion' [possibly after his accident of May 1840?] and should visit with his wife now or in the new year'; 'You may laugh at my Garden, [jinx?] my Pigs & do whatever you like'.

Includes letter from Hon. Henrietta Milnes to Henrietta Eliza Monckton Arundell, [1828?]