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Letter from Waller, 2nd August 1945. Architects. Veronica and Christopher Whall have inspected the East Window. Nothing to be done about the discolouration and pitting - in time (perhaps several centuries) it will become perforated. In some areas the painting on the glass appears to be on the outside (because a large part of the glass is a hotch-potch of bits reused from elsewhere). Due to a labour shortage releading will take at least 12 months.

Letter from Waller, 26th September 1945. Has obtained a grant of

Letter from Waller, 11th September 1945. Mr Beck has inspected the East Window. Better to do the work at his place in Cheltenham - all his facilities are there plus gas for soldering, and he can work on into the evening. He will drive over a few panels at a time, and will charge for the work on a time basis.

Letter from Waller, 17th December 1945. On who to consult as a civil engineer for the crypt.

Letter from Waller, 3rd January 1946. Suggestions for the civil engineer - Freeman, of Sir Alexander Gibb & Co., who advised on St Paul's 15 years ago.

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.

Letter from W.A. Armstrong, Temple Bar, to L. Tanner (Grant's 1905-1909; History Master 1920-1932) asking for Tanner's opinion of the screen in College Hall.

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

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).