"The humble Memorial of Ghurkhas settled and domiciled in British India", addressed to Sir Samuel Hoare (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India [printed].

Notes on the inflationary policy of the Bank of England since the abandonment of the Gold Standard in Sep 1931 [hand-written, on Chartwell notepaper, initialled T.W.].

Letter from William McWhirter, Sunday Dispatch, London, to WSC, enclosing, at the request of Lord Rothermere, news article on suppression of Lancashire views sent to the Joint Select Committee on the Government of India.

Letter from Douglas Crawford, Foreign Editor, Daily Mail to WSC, sending documents relating to the suppression of evidence to the Joint Select Committee on the Goverment of India.

Preface to Statement of Evidence presented by Manchester Chamber of Commerce, with the approval and support of The Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers Association and the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' Associations Ltd to the Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform.

Letter from Douglas Crawford, Foreign Editor, Daily Mail, London to WSC, on meeting with Harold Robinson, Alan Chorlton MP, possibly James Watts, to discuss suppression of Manchester's evidence to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, enclosing letter from Watts on the matter.

"Short notes" on a conversation at the Savoy Hotel, London between WSC, Brendan Bracken, Douglas Crawford, Foreign Editor, Daily Mail, Harold Robinson and Alan Chorlton MP, on suppression of evidence of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript].

Letter from WSC to David Lloyd George, sending papers on suppression of evidence from the India Section of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript draft, initialled by WSC, with carbon].

Letter from Harold Robinson (Chepstow Street, Manchester) to WSC, on suppression of evidence of Indian Section of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform.

Letter from WSC to Terence O'Connor, on suppression of evidence of Indian Section of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [carbon].

Letter from Harold Robinson, Chepstow Street, Manchester to Douglas Crawford, Daily Mail, confirming that further evidence of Government interference in work of the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform. Stating that Lord Derby had visited Manchester Chamber of Commerce in September 1933, and implored them to alter their evidence.

Letter from E Raymond Street, Secretary, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, to members of India Executive Committee on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [copy].

Minutes of meeting of Manchester Chamber of Commerce India Executive Committee, on the Committee's evidence to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, particularly informal discussions between the Chairman, J Harold Rodier and Lord Derby [copy].

Telegram from Sir William Clare Lees, Leader of British Textile Mission to India, to the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [copy].

Minutes of meeting of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, to discuss evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform.

Telegram from Sir William Clare Lees, British Textile Mission to India to Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [copy].

Manchester Chamber of Commerce "diary" of evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional reform, Apr-Nov 1933.

Letter from WSC to Captain Edward Fitzroy, Speaker of the House of Commons, stating that he had knowledge of suppression of evidence to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, on which he sought a ruling on a matter of Privilege. Stating that he was prepared to submit his evidence to the Committee of Privileges, and that he proposed to raise the matter at the close of Questions. Asking the Speaker to rule the case a Breach of Privilege [carbon].

Letter from WSC to Sir Samuel Hoare (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India, stating that he had knowledge of suppression of evidence of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, and that he had asked the Speaker to refer the matter to the Committee of Privileges [carbon].

Letter from Lord Derby, Derby House, London to WSC, on allegations of suppression of evidence of Manchester Chamber of Commerce to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform. Stating that he did not alter their evidence, and that although he was in touch with his "Lancashire friends", the evidence was dealt with by a Special Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, who altered their original report, largely as a result of information from their Mission in India.

Letter from WSC to J Ramsay Macdonald, sending copy of documents on suppression of evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional reform that he intended to submit to the Committee of Privileges. Pointing out that the papers were not covered by the Official Secrets Act, and should not be printed under a superscription that they were the property of H.M. Government [carbon].

Letter from Douglas Crawford, Foreign Editor, Daily Mail, to WSC, sending cuttings on White Paper on Indian Constitutional Reform [not retained], to help in preparing his case, showing the strength of anti-feeling in the country.