Trinity College, Cambridge, sent to Boas at 4767 Duke Station, Durham, N. C. - Thanks Boas for the book, and 'Mr Coombs for his friendly inscription' [the book is probably Baseball: Individual Play and Team Strategy, by John Wesley Coombs (1939)]; says he tries 'to solve one problem a day', and gives an example.
Sin títuloNew College, Oxford. - Has written to the N.R.C. Is, in theory, finishing his book on Ramanujan book, 'but find it almost impossible to concentrate on that or any other book, It all seems "no bloody good" in the circumstances'.
Sin títuloThe back leaf contained a copy of a letter to Jermyn, apparently from a Mr Birbeck, but most of it has been removed.
Alphabetical within original classification. Letter suggesting question for programme.
Includes several complete newspapers.
Contains pieces by Jeffrey Archer, Tim McDowall (captain) and Brian Mitchell (tour manager), along with photographs and brief biographies of members of Trinity RUFC touring the USA.
On the spine is stamped ‘CORRESPONDENCE | JAN.–JUNE | 1820’. The contents are described individually.
Sin títuloUndated. The letter appears to refer to a county meeting held at Stowmarket on 16 Mar. 1821. Cf. the Suffolk Chronicle, 17 Mar. 1821.
On the tomato growing industry
Accepting Presidency of L.S.E. Conservative Association
On the Lancashire cotton industry
Offering Presidency of L.S.E. Conservative Association
Congratulations on broadcast
On the centenary of the birth of Dr Zamenberg, inventor of Esperanto