Agnes Kenny sent an enquiry which was published in Country Life in 1947 regarding the Edwards of Halifax illustration of a castle in the cover of a (Ramsden) family book of Common Prayer dated 1779.

This sub-series contains correspondence between E.M. Forster's mother, Alice, and her family and friends. By far the greatest part of the sequence is the first sub-series, which contains correspondence between mother and son. This is supplemented by other correspondence including letters from Alice Forster to her mother, Louisa Whichelo.

His correspondence comprises:
1 letter to Joan Robinson about his proposed translation of 'Economic Philosophy'. 1968.
1 carbon typed letter of Joan Robinson's response. 1968.
A copy of a letter from T.M. Schuller to Costis M. Sophoulis. 1968.
Costis M. Sophoulis' visiting-card with a note of an address. 1968.

His correspondence comprises:
5 letters to Joan Robinson on personal matters. 1956.
1 cyclostyled typed copy of a letter and 1 typscript copy of another letter to R.F. Kahn. 1956-7.
2 carbon typed letters from R.F. Kahn. 1957.

Her correspondence comprises:
1 letter to Joan Robinson. 1974.
Photocopy of 1 letter from A. Mesrobian of Syracuse University Press on a projected volume of Joan Robinson's writings. 1977.

This sub-series contains correspondence between , E.M. Forster's aunt, Laura Mary Forster and her family and friends. The bulk of the correspondence consists of communications exchanged between E.M. Forster and L.M. Forster, but this is supplemented by a number of letters to a variety of correspondents.

A series of letters discussing miscellaneous matters related to Rupert Brooke or his estate. Principal correspondents include Edward Marsh, others that knew Rupert Brooke and members of King's College, Cambridge.

His correspondence comprises:
2 letters from Peter Bicknell to Joan Robinson concerning the adaptation of 62, Grange Road. 1951.
1 carbon, initialled, of a typed letter from Peter Bicknell to the Town Clerk of Cambridge. 1951.
1 typed copy of a letter from J.S. Boys-Smith, Bursar of St. John's College, to Peter Bicknell. 1951.

His correspondence file comprises:
1 letter from Pierangelo Garegnani to Joan Robinson. 1981
1 carbon typed letter from Joan Robinson to Pierangelo Garegnani about the rate of profit. 1981
A corrected photocopy of a letter from Pierangelo Garegnani to 'Paul' [possibly Paul Samuelson]. 1981.

Correspondence between George Downing Liveing, Phear, E. Atkinson, R.F. Scott and J. Bass Mullingar: re Downing portraits and memberships of the University of Cambridge.

This file contains exchanges, chiefly with H.D. Henderson, A.C. Pigou, L. Robbins, A. Rose and J. Stamp on such subjects as agricultural depression, public works, causes of unemployment, unemployment benefit, establishment of the Committee of Economists, dispute with Robbins over the wording of the Economists' report, the Committee on the Chinese Situation, 1930, and import duty on gold,1937. It also contains 2 cuttings on the formation of the Council, 1930.

This file contains exchanges at draft and proof stages with (among others) G. Lowes Dickinson, F.A. Keynes, Arthur Salter, J.T. Sheppard and H.A. Siepmann. It also includes press cuttings reporting Sir Eric Geddes' speech in Cambridge, November 1918, famous for exhorting the Allies to 'squeeze Germany until the pips squeak'.

Includes letters from Dr Cowley of the Bodleian Library (fo. 45-6), Katharine Cox (fo. 4), Walter de la Mare, C. G. Des Graz of Sotheby.

Includes 1 ALS from Lascelles Abercrombie to Sir Edward Marsh, forwarded by Edward Marsh to Geoffrey Keynes (8 Nov 1934); 1 ALS from A E Brooke to Geoffrey Keynes (undated) enclosing an ALS from Wallis Munsford to A E Brooke (2 Jun 1933) concerning RCB's poem 'The Bastille' with Geoffrey Keynes' reply; 1 TLS from Sonia K. Chapter of Curtis Brown Limited (16 Dec 1935) to Sir Edward Marsh forwarded by Edward Marsh to Geoffrey Keynes; 6 TLS from Walter de la Mare to Geoffrey Keynes (1934-6).

Various correspondents including Geoffrey Keynes, J.H. Adam, D.C. Benson, John Broadbent, R. A. Brown, Baron Dalton of Forest and Frith, Peter Davies, Richard de la Mare.

Correspondence between William Frere and T. Cadogan Willats, J. Wood, C.W. Le Bas and E.J. Coll, G. Winston, W. Simpson, Archbishop of York, Archbishop of Canterbury, R.M. [Robert Monsey] Rolfe, Bishop of Ely, Bartle Frere, H. Bayley, Thomas Starkie, S. Grove Price, W.C. Tindall.

Autograph manuscript, carbon typescript and typescript correspondence regarding income from sales, stock audits, profit and loss calculations, and post-publication matters relating to the reproduction of photographs in other books and surplus dust covers.

Autograph manuscript, carbon typescript and typescript correspondence regarding the 1st Edition and post-publication issues, principally with J. Trudgill, Manager of Jarrold's publishing department, and H.A. Pitkin of Pitkin Pictorials Ltd. Includes a folder of correspondence relating to the distribution of copies to Fellows and Old Kingsmen, 1956-7.

This series contains correspondence between Eric Milner-White and other individuals. Original letters written from Eric Milner-White to others are filed in the EMW/X section.

This file includes:
4 typed letters, signed, from L.F. Salzman (General Editor) to John Saltmarsh. 1935-7
Roneo 'Scheme for Treatment of College Histories'.
7 autograph letters, signed, from Miss Frances Page to John Saltmarsh regarding her entry on Cambridgeshire industries. 1935-7.
Autograph manuscript notes regarding Acts of Parliament.

This series contains correspondence between Eric Milner-White and other individuals. Original letters written from Eric Milner-White to others are filed in the EMW/X section.

This file comprises 1 autograph letter, signed, from John [Hadfield] to J.D. Hayward, 24 Apr. 1950; 1 autograph letter, signed, from Geoffrey [Faber] to T.S. Eliot, 'Wed'; and 1 carbon typed letter from T.S. Eliot to Geoffrey Faber, 9 May 1950.