Correspondents include: Baker, Manchester National Society for Women's Suffrage re municipal seats for women in Ireland; S C Burton, invitation to write on Women's Suffrage with W Woodall; Joseph Chamberlain; Sir Charles Dilke re marriage to Mrs Pattison and re attitude of his wife and May to Mrs Crawford's allegations; R S Farrant; W Woodall re book on Women's Suffrage and Infants Bill;
S Butler to Mrs Cooke; Eustace Smith to Mr Cooke on his engagement to Maye; Epitome of the Will of the late Mrs Margaret Mary Cooke; Family of Thomas Eustace Smith, correspondence with Francis Bywater