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(A printed form filled up by hand. Signed as Secretary.)

(Three messages. The first, by John Brightwen, is wanting.)

(Two messages. Pasted to the back is a memorandum by Wright describing manuscripts in the British Museum.)

On embossed notepaper, Carlton Club. - Encloses card [no longer present]; seeks vote for Ferdinand Ahrens.

Replies from Sir Arthur Fadden (Australia), 23 Dec. 1955; J.T, Watts (New Zealand), 24 Dec. 1955; Shri Chintaman Deshmukh (India), 10 Dec. 1956; Chaudhry Mohammed Ali (Pakistan), 25 Jan. 1956; E.H. Louw (South Africa), 6 Jan. 1956.

On headed notepaper for Rollin & Feuardent, 61 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, W.C.

Sent to Milnes at Casa Ricasoli, S[ancta] Trinità, Florence, 'kindly conveyed by Honble Mr Noel'. -

Pontefract

55, Regent's Quadrant. Sent to Richard Monckton Milnes at 26 Pall Mall. With illustrations.

12 North Audley Street. - Bill for attendance on Madam Le Roi, Apr.-Jul. 1838.

Two photographs, one in 3/4 profile, and the other facing the camera, with the stamp of Annan Photographer, Glasgow on versos.

Including verse by R. M. Milnes.

Trin. Coll., Dublin - Thanks WW for his favourable letter concerning his Lectures on the Logical Method of Political Economy. The method of political economy is both inductive and deductive. The basis of deduction is both knowledge of principal motives actuating mankind in pursuit of wealth, and the principal conditions on which the results of industry depend. These represent general tendencies which indicate the direction inductive investigations should take: begin with a collection of actual cases and compare generalised results with a priori deductions. This way - as in the physical sciences - one should arrive at residual phenomena and be led to new principles. Hopes WW approves. He has not seen the work by Richard Jones which he refers to.

Most material dated 1931.

10 letters. Item 2 includes a transcription of a letter from Oliver Cromwell to Thomas Hill 23 Dec. 1649 (Harleian MS 7053 ff. 153b)

Nos. 27-29, 31, 34-35, 38-39, 42, 53.

Reports, minutes, correspondence etc.