Pièce 19 - Letter from R. C. Trevelyan to Julian Trevelyan

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Includes a table of 'stocks and share of Indian, Colonial, and Foreign Railways', in case Julian would like to take his money out of the Post Office and 'invest it in Antofagasta consols ord., or perhaps in Sorocabana 4 ½ %'. Sees 'that stupid Astronomical Correspondent still goes on babbling about the stars', but Julian will not be interested in that now; doubts that the sky in Manchester is 'ever visible through the smoke'. Duncan Tovey is visiting, and has made 'a pretty model in clay of an Egyptian God.' Bert [Elms] is going to London tomorrow to see the motor bicycle show at Olympia.