Notes and correspondence, with correspondents including: Sir Leslie Wilson on the break-up of the Liberal-Conservative coalition in 1922; 2nd Lord Astor.

Also includes: copies of letters from LSA to Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister, 1927-28, on safeguarding of industry, economic policy and reform of the House of Lords; copies of letters from LSA to Major-General Charles Callwell on preserving the alliance with Romania in 1915 and to General Sir Henry Rawlinson on the inadequacy of forces sent to the Dardanelles and the general situation in the Balkans; copies of letters from LSA in December 1914, including his Christmas message to his constituency, a letter to 1st Lord Milner on strengthening the forces in France and changes needed in post-war Imperial policy, a letter to [? (Joseph) Austen Chamberlain] looking ahead to 'a war of exhaustion' and a letter to 2nd Lord Selborne on the need for national service.