Letter from Katharine, Duchess of Atholl, (98 Elm Park Gardens, [London]) to WSC, on the debate on the Third Reading of the Government of India Bill, enclosing notes on the Fiscal Convention governing the fiscal relations between Britain and India.

Letter from "Top" [Lord Wolmer, later 3rd Lord Selborne, Chairman, Executive Committee, India Defence League] (3 Chester Gate, Regent's Park [London]), to WSC, regretting that he was unable to attend dinner [at Claridges Hotel] for opponents of the Government of India Bill; also stating his intention to move the rejection of the Bill at the Third Reading.

Letter from WSC to Lord Wolmer, [Chairman, Executive Committee, India Defence League, later 3rd Lord Selborne] approving his intention to move the rejection of the Government of India Bill at the Third Reading. [Carbon].

Letter from Lord Wolmer [Chairman, Executive Committee, India Defence League, later 3rd Lord Selborne] (3 Chester Gate, Regent's Park [London]), to WSC, on his weakness following an attack of bronchitis; stating that he did not intend to attend the House of Commons that week, and would reserve himself for the Third Reading of the India Bill; also on the intrigues of Sir Samuel Hoare [Secretary of State for India, later 1st Lord Templewood] in dealing with the Indian Princes.

Letter from WSC to 4th Lord Salisbury [earlier Lord Cranborne], on dinner for opponents of the Government of India Bill; stating that the object was to rally forces in the House of Commons for the Third Reading, and to hand over "the continuance of the battle to you and the House of Lords". [Carbon].

Letter from 11th Lord Middleton [earlier Michael Willoughby] (Birdsall House, Malton, Yorkshire) to WSC with thanks for his hospitality at the dinner at Claridges Hotel [London] for opponents of the Government of India Bill; commenting that he enjoyed it enormously, and was delighted to hear the "robust views" of those who were not "scared out of their wits by the idea of Empire", and that he hoped that they could effect a change to the bill in the House of Lords.

Letter from Sir Henry Croft, (15 Southwell Gardens, Gloucester Road [London]) to WSC, with congratulations on the success of his dinner for opponents of the Government of India Bill, which formed a "rallying point for Conservative and Imperial thought".

Letter from Sir Nairne Stewart-Sandeman, (61 Tufton Street, Westminster [London]) to WSC, with congratulations on the success of his dinner for opponents of the Government of India Bill; regretting that the speech by 4th Lord Salisbury [earlier Lord Cranborne] could not be broadcast, as it summed up the "unexpressed feelings of the people of the country".

Letter from A Morley Fletcher, Private Secretary to Katharine, Duchess of Atholl to the Private Secretary to WSC, enclosing a press cutting from the National Citizen, "Terrorism and Congress: The Sinn Fein of the East".

Letter from C S Blackmore, ("The Bunglalow", S. Lawrence [London]) to WSC, on opposition to the Government of India Bill; asking if he should vote Labour instead of Conservative at the next General Election.

Letter from [? Ghanshyam] Birla, (Birla House, Albuquerque Road, New Delhi [India]), to WSC, with thanks for his hospitality during Birla's visit to London; reporting a conversation with Mohandas Gandhi, who said "I have got a good recollection of Mr Churchill when he was in the Colonial Office, and somehow or other since then I have held the opinion that I can always rely on his sympathy and goodwill".

Letter from Katharine, Duchess of Atholl, (Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, [Perthshire, Scotland]) to WSC, asking him to meet Mr Barton, Master of the Trades Organisation at Bangalore, India; asking if he could prevent the inhabitants of Bangalore from being deprived of their status as British citizens, as the region was in Mysore territory.

Printed precis of address given by Brigadier Lionel Fanshawe [former Director of Ordnance Services in India], "India in a Nut-shell", with extracted notes on the Indian population and proportion of voting.

Printed pamphlet, "The Men Who Know - Prominent Supporters of the India Defence League" I.D.L. Pamphlet No.13.

Circular from Sir Alfred Knox and Patrick Donner, India Defence Parliamentary Committee, on the Second Reading and Committee Stage of the India Bill; includes note to Violet Pearman [Private Secretary to WSC].

Letter from David Woodford, Press and Information Officer, India Defence League, to WSC, on an approach from the Bristol Evening Post for an article by WSC on the Indian question; reporting that the paper had been a supporter of the League in the past; includes note to WSC on the ownership of the paper.

Letter from Hugh Orr-Ewing, Chief Organizer, India Defence League, to Violet Pearman [Private Secretary to WSC], enclosing telegrams on India addressed to WSC [at CHAR 2/241A/8-11].

Telegram from the Calcutta Bar Council to WSC, suggesting that the British element in the Indian High Courts should be further eliminated, and that the post of Chief Justice should not be open to members of the Indian Civil Service.

Letter from [Violet Pearman] Private Secretary to WSC, to David Woodford, [Press and Information Officer, India Defence League]; suggesting that one of WSC's articles on India for the Daily Mail be reused in the Bristol Evening World. [Carbon].

Letter from Sir Henry Croft, (15 Southwell Gardens, Gloucester Road [London]) to WSC, on his intention to invite the Council of the India Defence League and sympathetic MPs to a tea party; asking if WSC would be willing to give a brief speech "by way of heartening the troops".

Letter from WSC to Sir Henry Croft, (15 Southwell Gardens, Gloucester Road [London]) on Croft's intention to invite the Council of the India Defence League and sympathetic MPs to a tea party; stating that he hoped to attend, but would not be able to make a speech. [Carbon].

Letter from Brigadier Lionel Fanshawe, Honorary Secretary of the India Defence League, South Kensington Group, to WSC, on an attack on WSC and the other India "rebels" in speeches by 1st Lord Hardinge [of Penshurst, former Viceroy of India] and Herbert Spender-Clay [MP for Tonbridge, Kent] at a meeting of the Conservative Secretaries Guild at Tunbridge Wells, Kent, enclosing a cutting from the [Tunbridge Wells] Courier.