Correspondence between Sir Samuel Hoare, (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India and the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on the Chamber's evidence to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, disclosed to Committee of Privileges, following allegations of suppression of evidence, 1934 [copies]. Duplicates at CHAR 2/216/34-49.

"Hansard" - House of Commons Vol 276 No. 68, including debate on motion for appointment to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform.

Minutes of evidence taken before the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform, mainly dealing with the evidence of Manchester Chamber of Commerce.

Minutes of India Executive Committee of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, discussing evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [photographic copy].

Message from Sir William Clare Lees, British textile Mission to India to Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on trade between Lancashire and India [photographic copy].

Message from Sir William Clare Lees, British textile Mission to India to Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on trade between Lancashire and India [photographic copy].

Minutes of meeting of Executive Committee of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on the British Textile Mission to India [photographic copy].

Statement of Evidence of Manchester Chamber of Commerce with the approval and support of the Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Association and the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners' Associations to the Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [photocopy].

Minutes of meeting of India Executive Committee of Manchester Chamber of Commerce, discussing evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [copy].

Letter from Sir Samuel Hoare, (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India to Richard Bond, President, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript copy].

Letter from Richard Bond, President, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, to Sir Samuel Hoare, (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript copy].

Extract from "The Times", article on agreement between the Bombay Millowners' Association and the Lancashire textile delegation [typescript copy].

Extract from "The Statesman", Bombay, India, article "The Cotton Triangle", on work of British Textile Mission [typescript].

Extract from "The Times", article - "Lancashire and India - Hopes of new trade agreement" [typescript copy].

Note on India's "Fiscal Autonomy Convention" [printed].

Hansard, House of Commons, Vol. 283 No.4, including debate on appointment of Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform.

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

Hansard - House of Commons Vol. 288 No.73, containing WSC's statement to the House, asking for question of suppression of evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform to be referred to the Committee of Privileges.

Drafts of WSC's submissions to Committee of Privileges on allegations that Lord Derby and Sir Samuel Hoare had suppressed evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript, with manuscript annotations by WSC and Terence O'Connor].

WSC's submissions to Committee of Privileges on allegations that Lord Derby and Sir Samuel Hoare had suppressed evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript, marked up by printers, Eyre & Spottiswoode].

WSC's submissions to Committee of Privileges on allegations that Lord Derby and Sir Samuel Hoare had suppressed evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [seven proof copies, with extensive annotations by WSC].

WSC's submissions to Committee of Privileges on allegations that Lord Derby and Sir Samuel Hoare had suppressed evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [final print, numbered No.25].

Letter from Sir Samuel Hoare, (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India to Richard Bond, President, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript copy].

Letter from Richard Bond, President, Manchester Chamber of Commerce, to Sir Samuel Hoare, (later Lord Templewood), Secretary of State for India, on evidence to Joint Select Committee on Indian Constitutional Reform [typescript copy].

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