Correspondents include: Lord Lambton; Patrick de Laszlo; Henry Laughlin on subjects including an exhibition of WSC's paintings (4); Vivien Leigh [later Vivien, Lady Olivier]; Alan Lennox-Boyd [later 1st Lord Boyd] on WSC signing a book for the Aga Khan (4); Sir Shane Leslie (2); [1st] Lord Tenby [earlier Gwilym Lloyd George]; Henry Cabot Lodge, United States representative to the United Nations; "Edie" [Edith, Lady] Londonderry (4); [7th Lord] Lonsdale [earlier Lord Lowther]; Henry Luce; Leonard Lyons of the New York Post on subjects including theatre in the United States, the Other Club, and press stories on subjects including the purchase of rights by Jack le Vien (11); and Pamela, Lady Lytton [earlier Pamela Plowden] on subjects including her health, WSC's health, books and arrangements to meet (28).Also includes: correspondence from WSC to the individuals mentioned above; notes and copies of correspondence from Anthony Montague Browne [Private Secretary to WSC], Catherine Snelling and Doreen Pugh [Secretaries to WSC]; a pamphlet by Lady Londonderry entitled "Land of the living heart"; a newspaper cutting of a review of Robert Rhodes James' biography of Lord Randolph Churchill.