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It is noted that the Master wishes to sign this memorial; Fellows 'who desire to join in this demonstration' are requested to sign at the bottom and return the sheet no later than 24 February to Sir George Darwin. Two copies; Henry Arthur Hollond, in May 1962, recorded the names on the back of one copy of all those who added their signatures.

Reconaissance exercise, exercise before General Plumer, one of his corporals an expert in Roman camps.

Twelve letters dated between 30 May 1889 and 3 May 1913, mostly congratulations and condolences. Accompanied by The Sword of Goliath, Youth's Earliest Victory, An Address to No. 5 Officer Cadet Battalion in the Chapel of Trinity College May 7th 1916 by Butler, "Nevile's Court A Hospital", an order of service for 17 Jan. 1918 featuring Butler's hymn "Jesus died for us, and rose again!", two cuttings from The Times, Butler's obituary and a description of his funeral, and a Trinity College circular announcing arrangements for his funeral.

17 Great Queen Street, Westminster. - Asks if Milnes has seen Woolner's fine bust of Tennyson, which was exhibited at Dickenson's in Bond Street and is now in Manchester; proposed presentation of bust to Trinity Library; Woolner will not part with original but can supply a copy for £100. Tom Taylor suggests subscribing for an extra copy for Tennyson himself. Invites Milnes to join Committee and encourages others to do so. Does not know Tennyson personally; subscription list 'ought to be wider than his intimate personal friends and narrower than his idolators'.

Bills from traders: Crossley and Clarke (booksellers), Blake and Son,drapers, mercers, hosiers, haberdashers and hatters; H. Chatham Shaw, hat maker; E Goshawk, for hair cutting; E. W. Graham; James Woodbridge, tailor, hosier and hatter; E. W. Craker [?], perhaps a cobbler; Bowller & Fuller (butchers?).

Bills from Harrow School itself, for tuition, school charges and repairs etc, the school concert, and the bathing place, as well as paper, pens, ink and so on bought from the school.

Accounts with H. Montagu Butler (headmaster), for Christmas Term 1872, Easter and Christmas Terms 1873, and Easter Term 1874. With stamps and notes by Butler acknowledging payment.