He presents a copy of Nutter's 'Carlisle in the olden time'

Sorry to hear of Coulton's illness; overwork on editing the 'Concise Oxford Dictionary' made Fowler ill

She encloses a Janacek work

He would like Low to illustrate his topical novel about a dictator in London

He has procured a set of Pierre Louÿ's poems and bawdy pictures; he will given the editions of 'Les fleurs du mal' to the Victoria and Albert Museum

Stoner could get a newspaper to publish his book as a disguised attack on the Labour government; or Eyre and Spottiswoode might publish it; the effects of bad reviews

Enclosing two letters of recommendation from Leonardo Bosch, Abbot of Engelberg, Switzerland, for Tucker to visit Italian monasteries

'Hatch (Newmarket Station) to Fraser (Cambridge Station). Move trucks.'

Hobson and Bullough thought it better to circulate only the revised form of new regulations of the Board; strategy for proceeding; what is the 'Report of the Committee on Church and State?'

He encloses a review copy of his translation of 'Sir Gawayne and the Green Knight'

Thanks for lectures

A bad report of films about the Women's Institute Movement

She seeks the name of the owner of The Plot, Adams Road

She sends three volumes - 'An exile in Soho', 'Wednesday at four', 'Winter wild' - to complete her autobiographical sequence; the final volume is to be published in 1979; statistics: sales figures of her books in hardback editions

Offering a copy of his 'Widening horizons in English verse'

A newspaper mis-titled an address of Housman's as 'On the application of thought to sexual criticism'

He sends copies of parts of 'A Dowland suite' and 'The holy boy'