Speeches mostly relating to reform of the Commission. Also includes script for a programme on Welsh football [see also KNNK 17/72].

Note in Add.8219 by ANLM dated 28 Oct 1971 mentions six notebooks, a later note by AEBO dated 14/11/1979 notes that only five notebooks were acquired by the University Library in 1975: vol. '3' not received.

Menus from College functions (chiefly rowing) 1920-25, some signed on back by some of those attending.

Papers and correspondence on the partnership known as the Hamsell Stud, between CS and [A D D] Tim Rogers (former aide to Sir Winston Churchill), which was formed to own and manage the horses and interests in horses left to CS by Churchill.

Includes: briefing for and notes from meeting with the Hillsborough family support group; press-cuttings on football safety; report for Liverpool City Council on the Hillsborough disaster; notes from Tom Pendry [sport and tourism spokesman] and Kate Hoey on policy on all-seated football stadia.

Submission to the inquiry into the Hillsborough stadium disaster.

Records of Association Football, Boat, Cricket, Hockey, Rugby Union, Squash and Tennis Clubs, with occasional papers relating to University clubs.

Interview on the Heysel Stadium disaster, Belgium [where football fans were killed during a riot before the European Cup Final].

Subjects include: a strike and hunting near Blenheim Palace [Oxfordshire] (both 1912); attending military manoeuvres on Salisbury Plain; window breaking by suffragettes.

Subjects include: a speech by David Lloyd-George [Chancellor of the Exchequer] on land reform, Oct 1913, the reaction of Churchill's cousin Sunny [9th Duke of Marlborough] and a naval proposal by Churchill; Jack Mitford's engagement to a German heiress; Clementine's appeal to Churchill not to fly any more; hunting; her love for him.

The category - Student administration and support records - comprises records relating to student admissions at all levels, graduate students, visiting senior scholars, student careers advice and welfare, together with the records of clubs and societies.

Three quarter length photograph of WSC [First Lord of the Admiralty] and [Robert] Anthony Eden [Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, later 1st Lord Avon] meeting an ice hockey player at Wembley [London]. WSC, in a dark coat and black bow tie, is smiling and shaking the hand of the player (who has his back to the camera); Eden, wearing a dark coat and tie, is standing beside WSC, smiling. Various other men are standing around them.

Cover mainly University and College sports clubs, including rugby, rowing, tennis, fencing; views of buildings such as Wren Library, King's College chapel, Gibbs Building; ballet and acting performances at the ADC; and Poppy Day. Images are described and individuals named on accompanying slips of paper and in a card index. Please use the card index first to identify likely images. No research has been undertaken to identify exactly which images were published in Varsity.

Includes: papers relating to various properties owned by CS and MS, mainly Castle Mill House, Hampshire; accounts; papers relating to the settlement of the estate of MS's sister Sarah, Lady Audley [earlier Sarah Churchill, Sarah Oliver and Sarah Beauchamp], and letters of condolence on her death; papers on general family legal and financial affairs; papers on MS's literary contracts and copyright; correspondence on portraits and statues of Sir Winston Churchill.