Correspondence concerning projected biographies of Rupert Brooke by Arthur Bryant, Maurice Browne and L.A.G. Strong; also referring to the edition of letters which was in preparation at the time by John Sparrow. Includes 1 ALS to Geoffrey Keynes from Katharine Cox (Nov 1936).

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

Letters re Mastership Election; resignation of Dawes from his Fellowship; re Clerical and Lay Fellowships; with draft of letter to Professors Hewett and Starkie; election of new Fellow [P.H. Frere]; with copy of letter to Professors Hewett and Starkie re expunging of entry made by them in Minutes re appeal of Alfred Power; plus re his plan for alterations of stables and surrounding area, with notes considering the plan made by Worsley; plus letter re attendance at College meetings.

Mainly re dispute over Mastership election of 1836, and resulting Fellowship elections and controversy.

11 letters re election of Lay Fellow to replace Richard Dawes.

7 letters re their instructions to lodge an appeal against the election of Worsley to the Mastership.

13 letters re Mastership Election and appeal lodged against it; election of two Lay Fellows; annual College Audit and attendance of Dawes; written appointment to Starkie to office of bursar.

9 autograph letters, signed.

3 autograph letters, signed, one typescript transcript of an autograph letter, signed, and 2 autograph postcards, signed, with photocopied correspondence concerning their deposit in King's College Library dated 1981.

1 autograph letter, signed.

1 autograph letter, signed.

Re article on Montague John Wynyard (first student at Downing); Old Marlburians at Downing; Downing Reunion [pre 1916]; extracts from Forbes Winslow's Recollections; notes from Wordsworth University Society.

Hoping to be chosen as the Professor.

This series comprises administrative papers related to the duties of J.M. Keynes as chairman of the board (1923-).

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

Manuscript transcripts by Geoffrey Keynes of 2 autograph letters, signed.

Correspondence with: Lord Erskine; Robert Myddleton of Clare Hall; William Frederick, Duke of Gloucester; A. Park of Lincolns Inn Fields; Mrs Beaumont, with letter sent her by Mr Wharton; Lord Lowther; Archbishop of York; Archbishop of Canterbury; Lord Lansdowne; Duke of Devonshire; [Duke of Richmond] re exerting influence in favour of William Frere; Lady Sligo;
plus also letters from John Lens and [Joseph] Davies; draft letter to a Lord.

Manuscript transcripts [possibly in the hand of Marchesa Agnes Capponi] of 12 autograph letters, signed, with typescript transcripts.

Asking for remarks and comments on his book: The British Navy in Adversity.

The contents are as in 11a. He encloses Graphs 1-3 (as 11b-d).
'You will appreciate that the programmes for the W1 engine and the spare parts for this engine are based on the understanding that there are no further alterations in design.'
Copies to HNS, Robert Hugh Collingham and Gordon M. Campbell.

Contents much as in 12. The three graphs enclosed.
Copies to HNS, Robert Hugh Collingham and Gordon M. Campbell.