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Contains letters from various figures associated with the society regarding Onslow's work for them: predominantly writing précis of articles in scientific journals such as Nature deemed relevant [see ONSL/3/11], but also providing translations and lists of books which should be reviewed, and writing articles for the Society's journal. Some typed copies of letters from Onslow to the Society also present.

Letters from: Sybil Gotto, Hon. Secretary; A. M. Carr Saunders, who has 'taken over the bibliography scheme'; R. A. Fisher; Nora Alexander, Assistant Secretary; Leonard Darwin, chairman; Constance M. Brown, Secretary; Miss M. E. Robinson, Literary Assistant'.

Onslow gives a brief sketch of his life, his accident, and his intention to 'devote [his] life to scientific research work'. Outlines the problems he has in being confined to his rooms and unable to use apparatus in laboratories, and his financial difficulties. Gives an indication of the research he has been engaged in so far and possible lines he wishes to prefer. Suggests that his former tutor W. C. D. Whetham and Professor F. G. Hopkins would give references for him.

Onslow gives a brief sketch of his life, his accident, and his intention to 'devote [his] life to scientific research work'. Outlines the problems he has in being confined to his rooms and unable to use apparatus in laboratories, and his financial difficulties. Gives an indication of the research he has been engaged in so far and possible lines he wishes to prefer. Suggests that his former tutor W. C. D. Whetham and Professor F. G. Hopkins would give references for him.

62-67 Norfolk House, Norfolk Street Strand, London — MacElwee asks for particulars of Onslow's research.

Was prepared for dazzling metaphysical convolutions and elaborate theatricality, but most of all admires the simplicity of the play.

Sends congratulations.

He's done "a beautiful thing - so lovingly."

Best wishes for success.

Admires the play.

Gives thanks that she is a part of the play.

Is sorry to have left the party but was not prepared for the stunning impact of the extraordinary play and production.

EQUUS, The EQUUS Company, 275 Central Park West New York New York 10024 - Is proud to be associated with such a fine work.

Sends his love.

Western Union Telegram - Sends his congratulations, would love to hear from him when things are quieter.

Wishes Shaffer good luck.

Sends a photograph of Peter, notes that it may be the first time Tom Stoppard has been cropped out of anything. (Photo not present.)

Admires the play.

The Connaught, London - Is excited by the play, comments on Hopkins as fine in the role, makes some suggestions for changes in transfer to the States.

Admires the play.

Concerning the U.S. rights to 'Equus;' Alan Schwartz and Peter Shaffer are cc'ed.

Copy of contract signed by Peter Shaffer with Gillham Road Productions, Inc. for a Hallmark Hall of Fame film.

Material relating to the Hallmark Hall of Fame film proposal, with cover letter for the edited version dated 28 March 2002 (edited version not present), Shaffer's reaction to the script, and a typescript fax from Peter Shaffer with cover letter to Cameron Johann with emendations to the shortened film script with two versions of the opening scene, but expressing misgivings that more cuts will work and doubts about the entire project.

Typescript notes on a possible screenplay after a meeting with Shaffer, unsigned, and a photocopy of a memorandum with proposed scene breakdowns, with Shaffer's comments.

Lord Crewe offering the Aldine Thucydides, 1502 (now N.5.94 in the library collections).

Includes correspondence from E. Everett re his retirement as Thomson's personal assistant at the Cavendish Laboratory, 6 December 1930, 5 October 1931. Also includes an obituary of Everett from Nature written by Thomson, 18 November 1933.

Includes correspondence from T.E. Lawrence re the Lees Knowles Lectureship.

Five letters from Buckingham Palace re arrangements for visit of Prince Albert [the future George VI] to Cambridge. Some letters addressed to Lady Thomson.