Three typed copies of a poem beginning ‘When I am dead’, by A. F.
Ticket of admission for two persons to the Golden Jubilee Dinner of the Royal India Pakistan and Ceylon Society on 16 Nov. 1960, in the form of a postcard addressed to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Ticket of admission to the service of requiem and memorial for the Earl of Halifax at Westminster Abbey on 2 Feb. 1960
Transcript by F. W. Lawrence of the postscript of 7/167
Two copies of a memorandum by Lord Pethick-Lawrence headed ‘A Few suggestions for getting people to the Albert Hall for the Tagore meeting on May 8th’ (two copies)
Two copies of a message to the Indian press by Lord Pethick-Lawrence, for a supplement commemorating the Queen’s visit to India
Two index cards in the name of the London School of Economics
Two typed copies of 8/128a
Typed copy of ‘The Hunger Striker’, a poem by ‘L. W.’, as printed in Votes for Women
Typed copy of ‘The Sacred Dance of Jesus’, a poem by G. R. S. Mead
Typed copy of 9/32a
Typed copy of a letter from Emmeline Pankhurst to Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence
Typed copy of Emily Brontë’s poem ‘No coward soul is mine’, headed ‘Faith’
Typed copy of lines from ‘In Memoriam’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Typed copy of the poem ‘First Fruits’ by John Masefield, as printed in Votes for Women
Typed copy of the poem ‘Magna est veritas’ by Coventry Patmore, from Florilegium Amantis (1879)
Typed copy of the poem ‘The King of Kings’ by ‘A. E.’ (G. W. Russell), from Song and its Fountains (1932)
Typed extract from 8/62a
Typed note, probably by one of Lord Pethick-Lawrence’s secretaries
Typed transcript of 3/156a
Untitled article by Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence, written for the Peace Pledge Union (two copies)
Verses beginning ‘The mists of dawn do hide the day’, in the hand of Emmeline Pethick, on a card, with a watercolour drawing of a seascape on the other side
Votes for Women, vol. v (new series), no. 209
William Whewell letters and printed material received
World Faiths (journal of the World Congress of Faiths), No. 49, including an article entitled ‘Why? Whence? Whither?’, by Lord Pethick-Lawrence
Wrapper labelled ‘Personal letters from E.P-L written to P-L From South Africa. (Between February 19th, 1930 & May 29th, 1930) E.K. [Esther Knowles]’, formerly enclosing 8/30–58
Wrapper marked ‘Silly Billy to Discontented Susan’
Wrapper marked ‘Talks by P-L when @ Cambridge as undergraduate’, formerly containing 5/25–8
Wrapper (partly printed) for the text of the Elections (Conveyance of Voters) Bill
Wrapper, labelled ‘Letters to & from Lady Constance Lytton.’, formerly enclosing 9/9–29
