Includes papers and correspondence relating to the London naval agreement, an international naval agreement for the limitation and reduction of naval armaments.Correspondents include: Sir Maurice Hankey, Secretary to the Cabinet, with extracts from telegrams from Arthur Balfour on naval construction; [8th] Duke of Richmond [earlier Lord March] on his opinion of the treaty and of expenditure on naval armaments and the naval capabilities of other countries; Tufton Beamish and Sir Sydney Fremantle with notes on various types of ship.Also includes: extracts from Hansard relating to the debate on the treaty; newspaper cuttings; Navy Committee notes on the results of the naval treaty and the limits on naval building; and a transcript of a letter about John, 1st Duke of Marlborough.