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Research notes, 10 letters from J. C. Beaglehole, Ethel Drus, W. P. Morrell, and J. L. Morison, a photostat copy of a letter to Lord Durham in 1838, and a printed document showing the National Debt from 1875 to 1922 dated 1922.

Letters from E. A. Benians, Edward Bridges, G. N. Clark, C. G. Eastwood, and G. M. Trevelyan, with a draft letter from J. R. M. Butler to Bridges.

American Physical Society, M.I.T., April 1946.

The Physical Society, Conference on Fundamental Particles and Low-Temperature Physics, Cambridge, July 1946.

University of Ghent Colloquium, invitation and letter of thanks from A. Berthelot, 1946-47.

Collège de France, Rutherford memorial meeting, 1947.

University of Birmingham, Conference 'Problems of Nuclear Physics', September 1948.

'Wixenford, 1884', written below mount.

He notes that the Ali brothers have been sentenced to two years’ rigorous imprisonment and queries whether such sentences are appropriate for political misdemeanants, since such prisoners need more rigorous separation from the outside world than ordinary prisoners but, in other respects, lighter treatment. Suggest they should be treated as ‘first-class political misdemeanants’.

(Typed. Used for transmission.)

H O Evennet, director of studies

Ernest Barker

inscribed on reverse "for E[ily] M D[arwin] and B[ernard] D[arwin] with Xmas love from Frances Cornford "

Diary dated [6?] Nov. [1838] - 1 Jan. 1839. Top half of first leaf missing.

In the hand of H. Walker.

MS drafts and typescript copies.

A miscellaneous groups of notes on various classical subjects, with some printed material mixed in, including part of an issue of Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie Vol. 11, number 1. Some of this material has been removed from books in Jackson's collection of books which may be found in the Library, as noted in the archival history section above.

Marlborough House. Informs the Master that he intends for his eldest son [Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence] to attend Trinity, as he did himself. This letter will be given to the Master by J[ohn] N[eale] Dalton, Albert Victor's tutor, whom the Prince of Wales proposes should accompany him to Cambridge in October.