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The system is described as 'patronized by upwards of twenty thousand persons of distinction !!!'. Stuart announces his arrival in Hatfield and his intention to give instruction in his system for a short period. A course of 'Six short and easy lessons', for the price of one guinea', is said to teach 'the most perfect freedom of Hand, and correct uniformity of Style'. Those who cannot write at all will be taught 'a beautiful Hand in Twelve Lessons for Two Guineas', while '[]n-Making in One Lesson' costs five shillings. Stuart will only be a short time in Hatfield due to his 'Engagements in Doncaster', so 'early application' is recommended.

'Numerous Specimens' may be seen on application to Stuart, in person or 'by Letter (post-paid)' [see HC/2/2-3].

Printed by 'Whaley, printer, bookbinder and, stationer, Thorne'.

61 Hercules Buildings, Lambeth Road, London S.E. - Graham was formerly a railway engineer at Leeds; has suffered in the trade conflicts and seeking work. Postscript: Graham's dignified demeanour caused jealousy. Enclosure: printed address to James Graham from fellow workmen at the North Eastern Railway Locomotive Department, Leeds, 'on his leaving to partake of a better situation'.

59 Bridge Street, Cambridge.—Reflects on Archie Gordon’s funeral, and asks after Violet.

Early biographical material compiled by Gow for his nephew Sir Michael Gow.

33 College Road..., Aberdeen. - 'Your letter has reached me here...'

Names of students and marks awarded to them; index of passages (classical and English); index of scholars and subjects; notes for lectures.

With notes for lectures, translation and commentary.

'Testimonia Veterum De Personis Typicis Comoediae Recentioris' etc. Gow's first unsuccessful Fellowship dissertation?

'The Stock Characters of Later Greek and of Roman Comedy, with some account of their origin and influence'.

Includes letter, 9 Jun. 1940, from Anderson's mother Ann thanking Gow for his letter of sympathy on the news that Anderson had been reported missing on duty [he was later confirmed killed].

Flendyshe, Fen Ditton, Cambridge. - '...a. most admirable piece of work...'

St. Anthony in Roseland, Nr. Porthscatho, Cornwall. - 'I understand that you collect ploughs...'. With drawing of plough.

Staatliche Museen, Berlin.

The School House, Bromsgrove, Worcs. - Re the '...American edition of the Housman Supplement'...'

Longmeadow, Street, Somerset. - 'Here is a copy of AEH...'.

Memoir by R.E. Peierls: Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 27, 1981.

1 p. MS notes, and a printed leaflet, n.d.

Created while in Vienna.

The identified items include photographs of holidays in Wales in 1934, Yorkshire in 1935, France in 1936, and Austria in 1937, as well as ‘home scenes’ and Neild’s school at Abinger Hill, in Surrey. They show Neild himself, as well as various family members and friends.