Letter from Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram (1858-1946), bishop of London. Proposes lunch at the Athenaeum to meet Sir Walford Davies
Letter from Arthur Merriman, 9th June 1946. Thanks Harold Costley White for addressing the boys of St Edward's Oxford, and encloses a cheque to cover the various entrance fees, together with a 5 guinea thank you gift to be spent on something for the Cathedral.
Letter from Arthur Morton (1915-1996), director, NSPCC. Thanks for his service as chairman of the Westminster Branch.
Letter from Arthur Stephens, 9th July 1953. Secretary to the Gloucester Council of Churches. They have met for the first time following Harold Costley White's departure - he was sorely missed. Good wishes and thanks.
Letter from Augustine Morris, abbot of Nashdom. Invites JPW to chair a meeting of the superiors of the men
Letter from Austin Hatton, editor, A monthly bulletin. Thanks for his article.
Letter from Austin Hodson, 11th May 1956. Canon and former Archdeacon of Gloucester, and former Bishop of Tewkesbury. From the Royal Hospital, Gloucester - thanks Harold Costley White for his long letter. Slowly recovering - member of British Provident Union (=BUPA), so all his expenses will be covered. His sisters report that his garden is proceeding according to plan.
Letter from Austin (John) Hodson. Bishop of Tewkesbury - see previous letters. Last page only of the letter. Recalls some lines which Bishop Maud of Kensington used to quote in services.
Letter from Austin Marsden Farrer (1904-1968), philosopher, theologian and biblical scholar, chaplain of Trinity College Oxford. Seeks advice on the question of an endowment in favour of a clerical fellow of Trinity College on condition that he provides a sermon at Abingdon every Sunday, with a reversion to the heirs of the grantor; there is now only one fellow in orders and the value of the bequest is trifling; he currently carries out the duty himself.
Letter from Austin Marsden Farrer (1904-1968), philosopher, theologian and biblical scholar, chaplain of Trinity College Oxford. Arrangements for a meeting;