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Letter from H.T.A. Dashwood, 10th January 1952. Lee, Bolton and Lee, Solicitors. Thanks for returning the proof of his sermon. It will only be distributed to those present in the Cathedral - Smethurst told the printers to circulate the sermon with a further note 'of a private nature,' but Dashwood has countermanded this. (see previous letters from Statham and Smethurst).

Letter from H.T.A. Dashwood, 4th January 1946. Lee, Bolton and Lee, solicitors. On the administrative and legal arrangements for the Enthronement of the Bishop in March.

Letter from Hubert Parker (1900-1972), lord Parker of Waddington, judge. Unable to attend annual dinner;

Letter from Hugh Pagan, 8th July 1962. OW - written while still at school. Attempt to trace some coins missing from the school's collection possibly stolen during the war. A coin of the Mercian king Offa, considered unique by the British Museum, has turned up at a London coin-dealer's, which he claims to have had since 1935. If it can be proved that a theft (of anything) took place between 1929, when the coin catalogue was compiled, and 1935, the BM will do their utmost to retrieve the coin. Can Harold Costley White help?

Letter from Hugh Patrick Stirling (1913-1991), mayor of Westminster. Thanks for his service as chairman of the Westminster Branch of the NSPCC.

Letter from Hugh Pattison Macmillan (1873-1952) Lord Macmillan, judge. Alteration of the date of the centenary dinner of the Union Society [of London].

Letter from Humphrey Ball, 27th May 1946. Thanks Harold Costley White (addressed as Headmaster) for returning the Mumford together with instructive criticism (Lewis Mumford?). Would like to stay for a while at an approved school.

Carbon copy of letter from Mr H.V. Fox to Mrs Collison, thanking her for the donation of her late son's clothing.

Letter from I.A. Wilton, 5th October 1959. Thanks Harold Costley White for trying to locate a portrait of Armitage Robinson (former Dean of Westminster). Harold Costley White instrumental in the moving of a school to Mossley Hill - beneficial because of delightful surroundings, with gardens and playing fields (Liverpool College).

Letter from Isabel Sykes, 3rd January 1960. Has just entertained the CWs. Gossip about friends.