Correspondents include: [Mostyn] Neil Hamilton; Richard Lankester, Registrar of Members' Interests; [Bruce] Bernard Weatherill, Speaker of the House of Commons (2); Jessica Douglas-Home; [Ieuan] Wyn Roberts [Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Welsh Office] (3); David Menhennet, Librarian of the House of Commons; [Alexander] Vesey Norman, Master of the Armouries, on sculptures in Moccas Church, Herefordshire (2); Sir Bernard Braine; Lord Templeman, Chairman of the Sub-Committee of the European Communities Committee, on the privileges of members of the European Parliament (2); [Edward] Geoffrey Bill, Librarian of Lambeth Palace Library on the books of Addington Church [Buckinghamshire]; John Bone, Archdeacon of Buckingham; Charles Moore [Editor of the Spectator]; Peter Brooke; [Henry] James Wickenden (4); Sir Patrick Donner on subjects including racial discrimination law, past British foreign policy and his autobiography (4); [William] John Biffen, Lord Privy Seal; Sir Philip Goodhart [Chairman, Parliamentary Select Committee on Sound Broadcasting] (2); James Ramsden (2); Sir Peter Hordern; Dame [Joan] Jill Knight; Thomas Iremonger; [George] Victor Le Fanu, Serjeant at Arms, House of Commons (3); Frederick Silvester (2); Sir Robin Day; Douglas Hurd on meeting JEP; Richard Needham [6th Lord Kilmorey]; 1st Lord Tonypandy [earlier (Thomas) George Thomas] on his friendship with JEP; Professor Edward Ullendorff; Ian Mikardo; Robert Winston, University of London Institute of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, on the Jewish view of the human embryo; 7th Lord Sudeley (2); Alexander Eadie on a speech by JEP on the National Union of Miners; [Dewi] Watkin Powell (2); Humphry Berkeley, Director of the Sharon Allen Leukaemia Trust; Michael Latham; Dr [Henry] Colin Matthew, Editor of the Gladstone Diaries; Sir John Biggs-Davison; Sir Robert Armstrong, Secretary of the Cabinet, on the office of President of the Board of Trade; Lord Cockfield [Secretary of State for Trade]; representatives of joint liquidators for George Prior Associated Publishers Limited (3); representatives of George Prior Associated Publishers Limited on introductions by JEP to reprints of novels by Disraeli (8); Hume Boggis-Rolfe.

Other subjects include: charitable appeals; literary requests and enquiries; invitations.

Also includes: draft protocol on Privileges and Immunities of Members of the European Parliament; draft introductions by JEP to Disraeli's novels Coningsby, Sybil and Tancred.