Letter dated 26 Jan. 1948 is an original letter, not a photocopy.
Includes a statement by Robertson on his wishes regarding the distribution of his finances on his death, a list of family addresses and "Credo for a black mass" in which D H Robertson states his opposition to a number of economic theories and institutions
God's destruction of man, wishes to sell his estate in Essex, description of estate, William Henry Mayor in Bermuda, Tom Mayor: Shrewsbury
Offer of the living of Shawbury, a small living with a very good house: Hawkstone
Application to be appointed Civil and session Judge.
Fragment: description of the wedding of Alexandria Jessie Grote and Joseph Bickersteth Mayor
Reasons for being unsure as to whether to enter the Church: GPO, London
Henrietta’s new situation at Acton: Kirkby Lonsdale
Death of Mr Stephenson
Approves of Dr Johnson's work with the poor: Wilmot Street.
Met with an old friend who had lived in a darkened room for many years after a blow to the head
Enquires after Mary [?] following her severe shock.