Correspondents include: Julian Amery on JEP's review of the diaries of Leo Amery, particularly on the theme of Imperial Unity; Peter Ball, Suffragan Bishop of Lewes; Brigid Utley on JEP's tribute to Peter Utley [T E Utley]; David Mitchell; 8th Duke of Wellington [earlier Lord Douro]; Air Vice-Marshal Alfred Beill, Appeals Secretary of King Edward VII's Hospital for Officers (2); Geoffrey Glover-Wright (4); Donald MacLaren of MacLaren; Artemis Cooper (2); Thomas Iremonger, sympathising with JEP on losing his seat; Elizabeth, Lady Anderson on the death of General Sir John Anderson; Patrick Cormack (12); George Jones, Political Correspondent for the Daily Telegraph; Canon Eric James (2); Sir Bernard Braine; Frederick Beake (3); Sir Donald Maclean, Deputy Chairman of the Scottish Conservative Party; Peter Clarke, former Private Secretary to JEP; Marie-Claire, Lady Duncan-Sandys, on JEP's tribute to Lord Duncan-Sandys (4); Michael Foot; Yeshayahu Anug; Professor Roger Scruton.

Other subjects include: charitable appeals; literary requests and enquiries; a biography of Lord Selwyn-Lloyd.

Also includes: copy of a letter by 2nd Duke of Wellington; copy of a paper on British Policy Looking East, by Donald MacLaren of MacLaren; memoir of Reverend Frederick Simpson [former Dean of Trinity College, Cambridge] by JEP; press cuttings on Peter Denby, former Private Secretary to JEP.