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Programme for the production at the National Theatre directed by John Dexter and featuring Alec McCowen and Peter Firth.

Photograph of men in suits on the steps of the tribune in Nevile's Court, with caption below listing the team, positions, and weights. Names of the crew: F. W. Briggs, F. J. Montgomery, J. Marshall, R. Booth, A. G. Ogilvie, E. M. Ind, J. E. Peabody, A. B. Woodd, with I. C. Lambert, Captain, and T. Collin, Cox. Photograph taken by Hills & Saunders. Title at top reads '1st Trin 3rd Boat, May 1872.'

A history of the club written in 1852 covering the first two years (1827-1828) of what would later become Third Trinity, followed by records of the club from 1833 to 1861 written by W. Henty, and from 1861 to mid-1866 by an unidentified scribe. The records from 1850 to 1866 were copied from the minute books (BOAT D1/1-2). From mid-1866 the records appear to have been kept by the Secretary of the club for each year, and the following secretaries have signed their reports: Charles Oldman, J. de Grey, W. M. Browne, E. A. Hall, H. A. A. Gridley, R. B. Colvin, W. H. Herries, F. M. Lutyens, H. Saltmarshe, H. W. De Saumarez, C. F. Ingram, St. C. G. A. Donaldson, C. F. Lloyd, James Watt, H. W. Smyth, and T. G. N. Lewis. There are descriptions of races at the College and University level and at the Henley Regatta as well as other national races, with cuttings pasted in. The entries for 1875-6, 1878, 1889 carry decorative headers.

The following names appear in the volume:
Francis Gilbert Dyke Acland, Charles Talbot Agar, Hugh Aldersey, Caledon Dupre Alexander, Joshua Bird Allen, Edmund Edward Allen, Jefferys Charles Allen, John Whitacre Allen, William Osborn Bird Allen, George Higginson Allsopp, George Alston, Edward Cecil Ames, Percy Arthur Amherst, Richard Holmden Amphlett, David Anderson, George Arbuthnot, William Arbuthnot, Robert George Arbuthnot, Godfrey Harry Arkwright, Robert Armitage, Cecil Frederick Armytage, George Henry Arnold, Edward Vernon Arnold, Cyril Ernest Ashford, Ralph John Aspinall, William ("Old Bill") Asplen, Ralph Assheton, Charles Bransby Auber, Edmund Kendal Grimstone Aylmer, Gerald Percy Vivian Aylmer, Francis Evans Babington, William Babington, Richard Castell Bacon, William Leonard Gill Bagshawe, Alfred William Baillie, Sir Richard Chaffey Baker, Alfred Baldry, Cameron Barclay, Charles Theodore Barclay, William Theodore Barneby, Richard Hawkesworth Barnes, Henry Thomas Barry, Allen Alexander Bathurst, 6th Earl Bathurst, John Armytage Batley, Ralph Cecil Batley, Arthur Battiscombe, Henry Walter Campbell Baugh, John Godfrey Baumbach, Henry Marmaduke Bayley, Sir Montagu Harry Proctor Beauchamp, 7th Baronet, Amelius Francis Ward Beauclerk, William Nelthorpe Beauclerk, Richard Beaumont, William George Bell, Constantine William Benson, Robert Hugh Benson, William Berry, Charles Congleton Bethune, Raymond Francis Bevan, Robert Alexander Bickersteth, Cuthbert Edward Biddulph, Charles Bidwell, James Bishop, Alured Elliott Black, Hugh Blackburn, Robert Bogle Blackburn, William Blackburn, Robert Ireland Blackburne, Sir Stevenson Arthur Blackwood, John Blake-Humfrey, Thomas Calthorpe Blofeld, Francis Blomfield, George Augustus Bolton, Cecil Henry Bompas, Robert Dempster Bonnor, Andrew Rouse Boughton, John Ulick Bourke, Edward de Grey Bowyer-Smijth, Sir William Bowyer-Smijth, 11th Baronet, John Bradney, Henry Brandreth, James Reddy Beadon Branson, Sir George Arthur Harwin Branson, Edward Bray, Walter Stewart Broadwood, James Henry Tschudi Broadwood, George Frederick Brooke, Charles Frederick Brudewell, Lord Bruce, Henry Strickland Bryant, James George Buchanan, Thomas Walter Buckmaster, Richard Buckworth, Henry Burchell, William Edward Parry Burges, Francis George Bury, Henry Bury, Wadsworth Busk, Arthur John Butler, Cecil Butler, William John Butler, Bertram Henry Buxton, George Henry Cammell, Charles Alexander Campbell, Walter Evelyn Capron, William Douglas Caröe, Harry Carrow, John Corrie Carter, Thomas Garden Carter, Samuel Cartwright, ? Cayley, John Graham Chambers, James Frederick Chance, William Chaplin, Henry Brewer Chapman, Kyrte Alfred Chapman, Edward William Chapman, Albany Hawke Charlesworth, William Henry Charleton, Thomas Broughton Charlton, Francis Godolphin Pelham, 5th Earl of Chichester, William Langham Christie, Fraser Elmslie Churchill, Henry Clapcott, Spencer Clarke, Thomas Joseph Clarke, Richard Digby Cleasby, William Osbert Clinton, Stephen Thomas Clissold, William Brooks Close, John Brooks Close-Brooks, Edward Clowes, Herbert Spencer Clutton, Charles Colbeck, Edward Bernard Coleman, George Butler Collier, Henry Hyatt Collings, Francis Joseph Coltman, William Bacheler Coltman, William Hew Coltman, William McLean Compton, William Compton-Smith, Edward Coode, Robert Allen Cook, Henry Mark Gale Coore, Charles Edward Pepys, 2nd Earl of Cottenham, Henry Edward Couper, James Walter Milles Stopford, 6th Earl of Courtown, John Jermyn Cowell, Hugh Cowie, Charles Edward Crawshay, Charles Neve Cresswell, Henry Randolph Crewe, Henry Herbert Stephen Croft, Edmund Croft, Percy James Croft, James Cropper, Thomas Richard Crosse, John Carlton Cumberbatch, Robert Capel Cure, Frederick Currey, Henry John Cockayne Cust, Charles Edward Cuthell, Gerald Dale, Walter Clare Dale, Duncan Darroch, George Edward Darroch, Duncan Francis Davidson, William Augustus Ferguson Davie, William Cowell Davies, John Neville Davies-Colley, John Coope Davis, Ambrose Pudsey Dawson, Leopold John Manners De Michele, Albert De Rutzen, James St. Vincent Saumarez, 4th Baron De Saumarez, Denis Frederic Denis De Vitré, William Samuel Deacon, Clinton Thomas Dent, John Dent Dent, John Richards Craft Deverell, Gerald Campbell Dicker, ? Dickson, Arthur Benson Dickson, Henry Cockfield Dimsdale, William Stephenson Dimsdale, Edward Ross Divett, Henry Phelps Marriott Dodington, Hay Frederick Donaldson, Stuart Alexander Donaldson, Thornycroft Donaldson, Alfred Hamilton Douglas-Hamilton, George Henry Drew, George Drinkwater, Francis Dudley Williams Drummond, Robert Drummond-Hay, Alexander William Drury, Francis Baring Du Pre, Herbert Duckworth, Charles William Edmonstone, George Octavius Edwards, William Mordaunt Marsh Edwards, Gerard Elin, Francis Charles Granville Egerton, 3rd Earl of Ellesmere, Hugh Frederic Hislop Elliot, Cuthbert Edward Ellison, George Henry Ellison, Oborne James Ellison, Harold Augustus Ernwin, Henry Edward Pellew, 6th Viscount Exmouth, Edmund Beckett Faber, William Alexander Stanley Faber, William Vere Reeve Fane, James Edmund Gamul Farmer, Matthew Thomas Farrer, John Charles Fellowes, Joseph Cyprian Fenn, Charles Cotton Ferard, John Blackburn Fergusson, Robert Finch, Robert White Fiske, Frederick John Foakes-Jackson, John Skirrow Follett, Edward Archibald Forbes, Mortimer William Ford, John Formby, Jonathan Formby, Frederick Hale Forshall, Paul Frederick Forster, Charles Foster, Francis Wilson Fox, Gilbert Francklyn, Edward Robert Franks, John Jestyn William Fredricks, Arthur Howard Frere, Henry Davies Fussell, James Thomas Richard Fussell, Arthur Louis Roger Gaddum, Francis Herbert Gall, Henry Garnett Gandy, John Lewis Garden, Edmund Johnstone Garwood, Thomas Kynaston Gaskell, Walter Fremantle Gaunt, Herbert Edward Gaussen, Cecil Bertie Gedge, Leslie Lathom Gedge, Thomas Morrell Gilbert, Carew Davies Gilbert, John Gilbertson, William Buckley Gladstone, William Hobson Glennie, Frederick Du Cane Godman, Arthur John Goodford, Montague Charles Goodford, Charles Goolden, Arthur Byron Gordon, George Henry Gordon, Arthur Reginald Goulburn, Edward Gould, Francis Frederick Grafton, Vernon Tomas Green, Cecil Egerton Green, Charles Ernest Green, Robert John Greenlaw, Grenville Grenville-Grey, Richard Claud Moor Gillett Gridley, William Russell Griffiths, William Chafyn Grove, Edward Percival Guest, Sir William Brampton Gurdon, Reginald Gurney, Lowry Guthrie, Eric Wolseley ("Tommy") Haig, John Alicius Haig, George Henry Hales, Charles Annesley Hamond, Montagu Hankey, Rodolph Alexander Hankey, Claude Hankey, Alfred Hardcastle, Arthur Frederick Harratt, Caskie Harrison, Francis Law Harrison, Thomas Elliot Harrison, Richard Musgrave Harvey, Bernard Edward Delaval Astley, 19th Baron Hastings, John Servington Hawkins, John Clarke Hawkshaw, Henry Charles Hawley, William Hawthorn, William Harrington Hay, Stewart Duckworth Headlam, James Newton Heale, George Heath, William George Heathcote, Arthur Samuel Heathcote, James Hemery, Francis George Henley, Edward Arthur Field Whittell Herbert, Herbert Crompton Herries, Robert Stansfield Herries, Sydenham Henry Augustus Hervey, Robert Henry John Heygate, Sir Frederick William Heygate, 2nd Baronet, Sir Arthur George Percival Heywood, 3rd Bt., Stanley Edward Hicks, Arthur Price Hill, George Murray Hill, Samuel Hinds, George Edward Gerard Hoare, Bernard Thornton Hodgson, Francis Henry Hodgson, James Hodgson, Thomas Beaumont Hohler, Charles James Holden, Edward Thurstan Holland, Francis James Holland, Frederick Whitmore Holland, Bernard Henry Holland, Francis Caldwell Holland, Francis Egbert Hollond, Edwin Hermus Holthouse, Frederick Gardner Hopkins, James Fraser Hore, Frederick Edward Horne, LeGendre George Horton, Sir George Lewis Wilmot Horton, 5th Baronet, Lewis Hough, James Hamilton Houldsworth, Joseph Murray Hoult, William Houston, Henry Southey Howard, John Howard, Robert Moreton Howard, Frederick George Ellis, 7th Baron Howard De Walden, William Egerton Hubbard, Robert Hudson, Keith Hudson, John Berkeley Hue, William Edward Hughes, Henry Warwick Hunt, Francis Holdsworth Hunt, Robert Henry Hurst, Sir Cecil James Barrington Hurst, John Francis Hurt, William Inge, James Penrose Ingham, Edward Winnington Ingram, Henry Manning Ingram, Walter Herbert Ingram, Clark Arthur Irving, Hugh Frederick Jackson, William Hippisley Jackson, James Jackson, William Christopher James, Joseph John Dunnington Jefferson, William Jennings, William Etheldred Jennings, Frederick William Johnson, Henry Frank Johnson, Charles Edwards Johnstone, Herbert Riversdale Mansel Jones, Sir Vincent Hunter Kennett-Barrington, Graham Campbell Kerr, Roger Orme Kerrison, Charles Edward Keyser, John Frederick Kieser, Charles King, George William King, William Thomas Pearse Meade King, Robert Alexander Kingslake, Arthur Fitzgerald Kinnaird, 11th Baron Kinnaird, Algernon Hawkins Thomond Keith-Falconer, 9th Earl of Kintore, Edward Lewis Knight, Henry Thurstan Holland, 1st Viscount Knutsford, Sir Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bt., William Ward Claypon Lane, John Langhorne, James Walker Larnach, Sir Claude Villiers Emilius Laurie, 4th Bt. , Sir Charles Bennet Lawes-Wittewronge, 2nd Bt., Egerton Charles Baring Lawford, Francis Lawley Leeman, Alfred Henry Lefroy, Ernest Benzon Lehmann, Rudolf Chambers Lehmann, Alexander Brodrick Leslie Melville, Robert Lewis Lloyd, Edward Lloyd, Robert Lock, John Henry Locke, Sir Charles Henry Lockhart-Ross, 9th Baronet, Sir Edmund Giles Loder, 2nd Baronet, Richard Edmund Longfield, Arthur Lyster Longhurst, John Henry Lonsdale, Henry Claude Lyall, William Gerard Lysley, George William Spencer Lyttelton, George Campbell Macaulay, George Bowes Macilwain, Thomas Mack, Archibald John Mackey, Henry Dunning Macleod, Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten, Edward Charles Macnaghten, Frederic Fergus Macnaghten, Sir Malcolm Martin Macnaghten, Hugh Martin Charters MacPherson, William Hugh Macpherson, Alexander Walker Mactier, William Madan, Frederic William Maitland, John Thomas Manley, John Clayton Manley, Orlando Manley, John Thomas Manners, 3rd Baron Manners, Charles Upwood Manning, John Colville Morton Mansel-Pleydell, Algernon Augustus Markham, Francis Marshall, John William Marshall, Arthur Thomas Marson, Frederick Boyd Marson, Robert Harvey Mason, Henry Landon Maud, Charles Frewen Maude, Wellwood Maxwell, Francis Maxwell, Ralph Staveley McKerrell, Robert Mure McKerrell, Bertram Charles Christopher Spencer Meeking, Henry Tindal Methold, Sir Henry Bruce Meux, 3rd Baronet, George Richmond Mewburn, Charles Mawhood Meysey-Thompson, Sir Henry Meysey-Thompson, 2nd Baronet, Richard Key Micklethwait, Paulet Henry St. John Mildmay, Philip William John Miles, Thomas Butt Miller, Sir Archibald John Scott Milman, Gilbert John Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 4th Earl of, Minto, Charles James Monk, Robert Collier, 2nd Baron Monkswell, Francis Wollaston Moody, Percy Charles Mordan, Theodore Morison, Herbert George Morse, James Henry Harmar Moxon, Henry Munster, George Redmayne Murray, Sir Richard John Musgrave, 5th Bt., Stanley Duff Muttlebury, Robert Seymour Nash, John Naylor, Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile, Walter Alexander Newson, James Peter Nichols, Henry Donaldson Nicholson, Charles Giesler Norbury, Frederick Henry Norman, James Charles Herbert Welbore Ellis Agar, 3rd Earl of Normanton, William Arthur Norris, Ernest Augustus Northcote, Philip Charles Novelli, Algernon John Fitzroy Nugent, James Scott Ogle, Lionel Arthur Edward Ollivant, Alexander Lee Onslow, Henry Robert Orde-Powlett, Charles Cave Orme, Edward Annesley Owen, Nigel Wood Paine, George John Palmer, Norman Pares, William Joseph Parkes, Thomas Partington, George Herbert Partridge, Joseph Saunders Pater, Oswald Pearce-Serocold, Tindal Arthur Pearson, Robert Peel, Arthur Lowther Pelham, Thomas Henry William Pelham, Philip Henry Pepys, Robert Walter Douglas Phillips-Brocklehurst, Robert Philpot, Ernest Milborne Milborne Swinnerton Pilkington, Frederick Islay Pitman, Charles Pitt-Taylor, Francis Henry Pitt-Taylor, Charles Henry Vincent Pixell, James Aikin Pixley, Edward Norman Pochin, Arthur Becher Pollock, Andrew Pope, David Powell, Henry Pryor Powell, Robert Walter Powell, Edward Roger Murray Pratt, Percy John Preece, Theodore Preston, D'Arcy Harrington Preston, Thomas Edward Preston, David Pritchard Pritchard, Selwyn Robert Pryor, Arthur Giles Puller, Charles Puller, Arthur Henry Delmé Radcliffe, Henry Freer Radford, John Ramsay, Charles Louis Aubrey Ramus, Henry Lawrence Randall, Edward Seymour Leveson Randolph, Frederic Carne Rasch, Colman Rashleigh, Hugh Reynolds Rathbone, Robert Rawlinson, John Frederick Peel Rawlinson, Charles Stokes Read, George Drummond Redpath, Charles Frederick Reeks, Henry Revell Reynolds, Frank Ricardo, George Henry Richards, Robert Eden Richardson, Charles Ernest Ridley, Leonard Ridout, John Rigden, William Edward Rigden, Harry Rimington-Wilson, Sir Richmond Thackeray Willoughby Ritchie, William Irvine Ritchie, Patrick Macgregor Robertson, Henry Rogers, Thomas Rogers, John Edwin Rogerson, Eustace Neville Rolfe, Arthur Romilly, Samuel Henry Romilly, Charles Campbell Ross, George Dawson Rowley, Nathanael Royds, Philip Saltmarshe, John Salwey, Francis Robert Winn Sampson, Samuel Sandbach, Eric David Glas Sandeman, Samuel Arthur Saunder, John Henry Augustus Schneider, Robert Stanley Scholfield, William Scholfield, Charles Brodrick Scott, John Richardson Selwyn, George Shann, Reginald Shann, Thomas Wethered Sharpe, Christopher Campbell Sharpe, Alexander Robert Sidebottom, Malcolm Ovans Sim, ? Simpson, Francis Charles Simpson, James Harvey Simpson, Joseph Simpson, Alfred Frederic Adolphus Slade, John Henry Smart, Thomas Gregory Smart, Alfred Smith, Frederick George Hume Smith, Jervoise Smith, Sir Archibald Levin Smith, Arthur Denman Smith, Ernest Gee Smith, George Frederick Smith, Sir Henry Babington Smith, Stanley Peregrine Smith, James Grenville Smyth, Sir Edwin Arney Speed, Richard de Aquila Grosvenor, 1st Baron Stalbridge, Gerald Philip Stevens, Lionel Stevens, Hallyburton George Campbell, 3rd Baron Stratheden and Campbell, Francis Coutts Stuart, Sir William Stuart, William Woodthorpe Tarn, William Elias Taunton, George Henry Taylor-Whitehead, Robert Temple, Thomas Ramshay Smyth Temple, John Charles Templer, William Christopher Templer, Arthur Thomas James Thackeray, Albert Childers Thompson, Vincent Thompson, Everard Godwin Thorne, Arthur John Thornhill, George Thornhill, Thomas William Tindal, Thomas Frederick D'Arcy Todd, Edward Murray Tomlinson, Frederic Philip Tomlinson, Charles Watson Townley, Thomas Manners Townley, William Robert Trench, William Thomas Trench, Charles William Trotter, Henry Hawkins Turner, Gilbert Holles Farrer Vane, Augustus Arthur Vansittart, Arthur George Vansittart, Charles Marsh Vialls, Edward Odell Vincent, Arthur Pendarves Vivian, Henry Hussey Vivian, Walter Wace, William Frederick Waldegrave, 9th Earl Waldegrave, Arthur Walker, Arthur William Walker, Leonard Calder Wallich, Sir Charles George Walpole, Frederick Litchfield Ward, William Butler Wasbrough, Harry Wingfield Waterfield, John William Watson, William Douglas Watson-Smyth, Frederick Kearsley Weaver, George Earle Welby, Sir George Earle Welby, Beilby Lawley, 3rd Baron Wenlock, Charles William Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, Paul Whalley, John Lloyd Wharton, Robert Wharton, Edward Vincent Vashar (or Vashon) Wheeler, James Volant Wheeler, Samuel Howard Whitbread, Francis Whitehead, Frederic Willett, Edward Fraser Vaughan Williams, William Masterman Williams, William Questel Williams, Frederick George Adolphus Williams, Henry George Swayne Williams, John Williams, John Arthur Williams, John Herbert Williams, Thomas Cyprian Williams, Thomas Lockyer Williams, William Charles Williams, William Knyvet Wilson, James Wilson, John Wolley, ? Wood, James Templeton Wood, Arthur Bethune Woodd, Henry Smith Wright, Charles Booth Elmsall Wright, Herbert Edwards Wright, Sir William Shaw Wright, Harry Frederick Wyatt, Edward Heneage Wynne-Finch, Joseph Maghull Yates, Edward Mallet Young, Arthur William Young, Charles Edward Baring Young, Sir George Young, 3rd Bt.

Approved Jan. 1947. Emendations have been made in an unidentified hand to Rule 11 concerning full membership of the club.

Menu for the Lent Races Bump Supper, with small photograph of an eight on the water, mid-race.

Gratefully acknowledges Sidgwick having ordered the 'Health Statistics' for him, which arrived the previous day. Discusses the idea of encouraging 'honor girls' into early marriages, and to have large families. Contends that the offspring of such women would 'on the average be hereditarily gifted', and asserts his desire 'to swamp the produce of the ordinary proletariat by a better stock.' Expresses his wish that a 'dower-fund, as an equivalent to fellowships' be established. Proposes that a selection process be instituted, involving a board of women selecting successful candidates from among 'honor women not exceeding 23 years of age, who had achieved such and such college success'. Suggests that a sum of £50 be paid to such women on their marriage 'and £25 on the birth of each and every living child'. Maintains that 'the payment on the birth of each child would maintain the college tie and interest, and such other indirect and favorably effect might be anticipated.' Proposes that 'four such exhibitions ... annually and for perpetuity might be provided for, if their probable utility was vouched for by sensible men after due consideration.' Asks Sidgwick to give the matter some thought.

This material documents Larkin's academic career, his participation in Trinity athletics, accompanied by a memorabilia from other Trinity College events, including dinner invitations, menus, and a programme for the 1967 May Ball.

Copies of letters from 22 Feb. 1828 to March 1834, primarily correspondence with boatbuilders and letters received from members tendering their resignation; also, minutes of meetings from 4 Nov. 1832 to 8 Jan. 1835. Club secretaries whose letters and minutes appear include Henry Jevon Greene, Arthur Holdsworth, John Sansum, Robert Devereux Nicholls, and Patrick Parker.
At the back of the volume are two weekly training/attendance records dated 11 and 18 March 1827, and a list of the members of the T.B.C. for Easter term 1834.

The following names are mentioned in this volume:
William John Aislabie, Thomas Anderson, John Valentine Austin, William English FitzEdward Barnes, Roger Bass, Richard Bellis, Robert Wilberforce Bird, Charles Christopher Black, John Blandy, Robert Blane, Thomas Bleaymire, Charles Bligh, Thomas John Blofeld, Langton Edward Brown, Gervase Parker Bushe, Hugh Francis ("Cannibal") Carleton, Thomas Shaen Carter, Hiffernan Considine, Charles Quayle Constable, James Cookson, John Corser, Ralph Creyke, Samuel Crieghton, Alexander Cumine, William Dobson, Thomas Lushington Edwards, Thomas Entwisle, William Entwisle, Francis John Eyre, George Ferguson, Charles Fosbrooke, Frederick Peere Williams Freeman, Edward Frere, John Frere, Lewes Garland, Stephen Fryer Gillum, Henry Roberts Goldfinch, John Reynolds Goodman, Charles Samuel Grey, Francis Grote, Matthew Blagden Hale, Edward Hamersley, James Hamilton, Calmady Pollexfen Hamlyn, John Harris, Edward Hawkins, Benjamin Robert Heath, Andrew Edward Hopegood, Robert Charles Ilderton, William Lister Isaac, Gilbert Birt Price Jenner, John Henry Keane, William Cunliffe Lister, Yarburgh Gamaliel Lloyd-Greame, Frederick Grueber Lugard, Douglas Macdonald, John Marriner, John Murray, John Newman, Robert Devereux Nicholls, Thomas Maling Nicholson, William Norris Nicholson, Standish Thomas O'Grady, William Lindsay Palmes, William Wilberforce Pearson, Henry Alfred Pitman, William Grant Prendergast, Robert Prescott, Charles Rawling, William Henry Rudston Read, Francis Rodd, William Govett Romaine, Henry Corbet Singleton, Miles Smith, William Hammond Solly, Thomas Spankie, Stephen Spranger, William James Tayler, Leonard Thompson, Edward Crips Villiers, George Walker, William Walker, Benjamin Dann Walsh, Charles Warren, Thomas George Wilmer, Frank Wormald, and Charles Valentine Worsley.

Castle Hale, Painswick, Glos. [on mourning stationery] - Is pleased to hear that Sir James' operation was successful; also pleased to hear that she recalls their time in Rome, which they last visited two years before in November, with fewer tourists but more easily recognisable spies; Ponza, Lampedusa and Lipari are full of political victims of Mussolini; Boni faded out before things became so bad, two underground railways are being made in Rome; has told Signorina Tea her words in her letter to Mrs Plimmer, hope to see them soon; they have never wavered in friendship, but felt something of an 'occult misunderstanding' arose long ago.

Articles about folklore and customs dated primarily 1888-1891, many of them from the 'Glasgow Herald', with several obituaries of Rev. Alexander Anderson in Oct. 1891.

1-125 relate to Lascelles Abercrombie and comprise letters and postcards from Abercrombie to R. C. and Bessie Trevelyan; newspaper cuttings relating to Abercrombie's death; a draft letter from R. C. Trevelyan and tribute to Abercrombie; two letters from Oliver Elton seeking information for a memorial of Abercrombie.
126-132 relate to Max Beerbohm and comprise letters and a copy letter from Max and Florence Beerbohm to Trevelyan, as well as sketches by Beerbohm with an accompanying note by Trevelyan.
133-154 are letters from Bernard Berenson to Elizabeth Trevelyan, or from Nicky Mariano on Berenson's behalf.
155-211 almost all relate to Robert Bridges and his family (180 is a stray letter from John Masefield) and comprise: correspondence between Bridges and R. C. Trevelyan (each with a typed copy, prepared in 1954 at the request of Edward Bridges, see 199); letters from Monica Bridges to R. C. Trevelyan; and letters from Edward Bridges, Edward Gathorne-Hardy, Joseph Scott and Humphry Trevelyan to Elizabeth Trevelyan, with a copy letter from Elizabeth Trevelyan to Gathorne-Hardy, about her husband's letters to Robert Bridges.
There are also letters from Robert Bridges' daughter Elizabeth Daryush to R. C. Trevelyan about her own poetry

13 Princess Terrace, Balls Road, Birkenhead. - Congratulations on the birth of Trevelyan's son [Julian]. Comments on his own son [David, born 19 Dec 1909], to whom he reads poetry. Will send Trevelyan his new poem, "Mary and the Bramble", when he gets it back from Massingham. Has seen C. P. Scott and hopes to get work on his paper [the "Manchester Guardian"]; is giving up his regular journalism as he can't write poetry at the same time. Intends to move to the country, and asks if Trevelyan knows of any suitable house.

74 The Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts - Expresses admiration for his works and asks for an autograph.

Hotel Rockville, Darjeeling. - This letter is for Julian and his Nannie, who must read it to him. Is high in the mountains, having come up on a 'little Indian train' of which he sends Julian a picture. Is leaving this afternoon, and will go via a train all night and then an Indian steamboat on a 'great river' for five hours, until he reaches an 'Indian house in an Indian village' where the people are all brown and 'speak in a funny way'. Nannie should choose a picture of the train, as well as having the one of 'the Nepaly mother with her baby in a basket', and Alice and Emily should have the one of the mountains. Will return soon from China, when he will 'have to travel in a great Russian puff-puff... for ten days without stopping'. Julian must pass on a kiss to his mother, if she is at home.

The British Broadcasting Corporation, Broadcasting House, London, W.1. - Thanks Mrs Trevelyan for her letter: interesting she should raise this point, as he wondered whether Voorsanger was a 'good person to put in that place' when looking through th eprogrammes. They do try very carefully to 'choose an appropriate alternative artist on these occasions', but do sometimes 'go wrong'.

47 Greenbank Road, Birkenhead. - Has received "Sisyphus", 'looking very nice in his new dress'; on re-reading is 'still more favourably impressed' with Bob's metres, and thinks them 'a considerable step, towards the proper dramatic use of rhythm'; believes however that the critics will be 'all at sea', and he himself finds some parts difficult; if he come south must get Bob to read him some sections aloud. Very glad Bob likes his one "[Legend of the] Forty Five"; the dramatic setting came to him 'quite naturally'; discusses it further, disagreeing slightly with Bob on 'metrical irregularities', which he thinks can sometimes have an 'aesthetic decorative purpose' rather than intensifying emotion; quotes an example [from George Peele's "Bethsabe's Song"] Asks if the sequel to "Parsival" is 'in sight yet'; hopes so; has been reading it again. Postscript on back of envelope: has 'again forgotten to say anything about [Thomas Sturge] Moore: admires him 'immensely', and thinks that in some ways there is 'no one like him at present'; will say more next time he writes.

Rome. - Has read Elizabeth's letter again, and sees that she needs to get 'some little establishment in Kensington' so Gr[osvenor] Cr[escent] will be no use. Suggests asking Imogen [Booth?] and Maud, who may have a friend willing to let a little flat; hears lodgings in London are 'very trying'. Thinks it would be good for Julian, who 'knows only too well how important he is' and has tempers; asks if Elizabeth could get Dr [Carter?] to visit when he is upset to see if it has a physical cause. Mary [George and Janet's daughter] was much improved in temper when less in the nursery; thinks clever children need more to occupy themselves and therefore would suggest a 'nursery governess'. Charles visited the Montessori schools here and was impressed, though he thought success 'depended on the teacher'; suggests that Elizabeth go and see the class. Does not think they can get to England before 20 January. Reminds Elizabeth how bad the [London] fogs are that month. Returns to the letter next day, reporting that the doctor thinks she is getting on very well. They will only stay a night or two at Grosvenor Crescent; tells Elizabeth to contact Booa [Mary Prestwich], who is there now.

17 cuttings and complete issues of periodicals, 12 of them from French newspapers or magazines. Tucked in amongst these items are two sheets of paper with rubbings of writing an unidentified alphabet (FRAZ/7/1/5).

Proof starting with part of note 347 and continuing to the end. Stamped 'First Proof' and carrying R. & R. Clark Ltd. date stamps from 16 May to 12 Sept., 1927, with corrections in Frazer's hand.

Autobiographical piece by Trevelyan about his childhood home, Wallington, quoting Ruskin and describing the library in particular, including mention of Macaulay's books with his handwritten annotations on the classical authors. Translations of Virgil's first and second "Eclogue", first and second "Georgic" (with another version of one passage on a loose sheet of paper), ninth "Eclogue" and third "Georgic". Section written from the opposite end of the book in is a draft speech by Trevelyan to introduce Arthur Waley at a gathering to 'give... sympathy and what help we feel we can to the people of modern China in the terrible troubles [they are currently suffering]".