Correspondents include: Lord Dacre of Glanton [earlier Hugh Trevor-Roper]; Lord Butler of Saffron Walden on reform of the House; Lord Duncan-Sandys; Lord Boyle of Handsworth on the Top Salaries Review Body; Lord Thorneycroft; 2nd Lord St Aldwyn [earlier Lord Quenington]; Sir Kenneth Keith; Sir Marcus Sieff; Sir Philip Moore, Private Secretary to the Queen; 6th Lord Cholmondeley, Lord Great Chamberlain [earlier Lord Rocksavage]; 3rd Lord Linlithgow [earlier Lord Hopetoun] on the state of the economy and the need for the Government to hold its nerve; Lord Brockway; Lord Pritchard on a post that might interest CS following his departure from the Government; Lord Kadoorie; 10th Lord de la Warr [earlier Lord Buckhurst] on subjects including problems with the membership of the Select Committee on Unemployment (2); 1st Lord Whitelaw, Leader of the House of Lords, on subjects including CS's points on improving procedures in the House (4); Lord Robbins on reforming the House; Lord Home of the Hirsel [earlier Alexander Douglas-Home and 14th Lord Home] (2).