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Letter from Tudor James, 12th March 1953. Minister, Southgate Congregational Church. News of new President of the Gloucester FCFC (Free Churches?). A service will take place in the Cathedral at the which ministers and members of the Free Churches will be welcome.

Letter from Victor de Pange, 8th December 1947. Fond memories of his stay in Gloucester last year. Bonor Sykes has been to stay with them in the country - hopes to keep in touch with him. Wants to spend a year in England improving his English, and asks Harold Costley White's advice about teaching in a school. Enclosed CV shows that his father was arrested by the Gestapo in 1942, and he himself participated in the Resistance and then worked as an interpreter in the American army.

Letter from Violet Stanton, 9th November. Impending confirmation in Marlborough of a boy he christened in 1940 - his godfathers have died or disappeared, so could Harold Costley White send him a letter.

Letter from Viscount Bledisloe, 17th March 1945. Invitation to dinner - partly to meet Cyril's future boss Sir Patrick Duff (about to become High Commissioner of NZ).

Letter from Viscount Bledisloe, 16th April 1945. Thanks the Dean for his invitation to read a lesson in the Cathedral. Arrangements for collecting the CWs for the dinner party.

Letter from Viscount Bledisloe, 13th February 1951. Thanks Harold Costley White for conducting a funeral service. (see previous letters)

Letter from Viscount Bledisloe, 22nd May 1945. Bledisloe, a former Governor General of NZ, will write to the current Governor General, Sir Harry Batterbee (the High Commissioner) and anyone else he can think of, asking them to welcome the Costley-White son (Cyril) together with his wife and family.

Letter from Vyvyan Adams (1900-1951), politician. Unable to speak at the Ladies

Letter to from Watkin H. Williams (studied at Westminster School 1858-1863) Lawrence Tanner (Grant's 1905-1909; History Master 1920-1932) concerning the proposed attendance of King George VI at the Latin Play and recording author's mother's recollections of visit of William IV to the Latin Play and Lord Byron's performance at it. This item was removed from the A series 13/05/2015. The previous reference number is given above.

Letter from W.A. Armstrong, Temple Bar, to L. Tanner (Grant's 1905-1909; History Master 1920-1932) thanking him for advice about the screen in College Hall and giving information about a screen in Middle Temple Hall.