Letter from Sidney Low (2 Durham Place, Chelsea [London]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he says that he would be sorry to "abandon all connections" with the Anglo Saxon Review and promises to send her an article about Pringle "The Poet of South Africa".

Letter from Sidney Low (2 Durham Place, Chelsea [London]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he refers to an article in the Anglo Saxon Review and says that he has sent his article "The Poet of South Africa".

Letter from A Lyttelton to Mrs West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he says that he is unhappy about her telegram and that he is unable to write an article [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from Herbert Maxwell (Salzcraggie Lodge, Helmsdale [Sutherlandshire, Scotland]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he asks whether she would be interested in an article about the improvement in the army under Queen Victoria [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from Herbert Maxwell (Salzcraggie Lodge, Helmsdale [Sutherlandshire, Scotland]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he promises to send her an article [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from A Bernard Miall (Heatherleigh, Polworth Road, Streatham [London]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he says that he has received a play by Maurice Maeterlinck and asks whether she would like him to translate it [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from A Bernard Miall (3 Tremedoc Road, Clapham Road [London]) to [Lady Randolph Churchill] discussing a play by Maurice Maeterlinck and alterations which the author would like to make before it is translated [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from A Bernard Miall (3 Tremedoc Road, Clapham Road [London]) to [Lady Randolph Churchill] enclosing a note from Maurice Maeterlinck [see CHAR 28/77/W64] and discussing submission of his translation of the play [for the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from A Bernard Miall (3 Tremedoc Road, Clapham [London]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he expresses surprise at her decision not to include his translation of a play [by Maurice Maeterlinck] in the Anglo Saxon Review and asks her to estimate the amount of space it would occupy when she receives the manuscript.

Letter from A Bernard Miall (3 Tremedoc Road, Clapham [London]) to [Lady Randolph Churchill] enclosing the first act of a play by Maurice Maeterlinck entitled "Ariadne and Bluebeard" for consideration for the Anglo Saxon Review and discussing his dependence on receiving payment for it.

Letter from A Bernard Miall (3 Tremedoc Road, Clapham [London]) to [William Earl Hodgson] discussing the submission of a play by Maurice Maeterlinck entitled "Ariadne and Bluebeard" to the Fortnightly [Review] and asking about remuneration.

Letter from A Bernard Miall (Norfolk Hospital, Harrington Road, South Kensington [London]) to [William Earl Hodgson] in which he says that he did not receive a letter refusing [his translation of a play by Maurice Maeterlinck entitled "Ariadne and Bluebeard"] for the Anglo Saxon Review.

Letter from Hugh Glazean Reid (Dollis Hill [London]) to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] in which he expresses disappointment at the news that the Anglo Saxon Review has been discontinued.

Letter from Owen Scawen (The Tower House, Putney [London])to Mrs Cornwallis West [Lady Randolph Churchill] advising her about the publication [of the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from George Bernard Shaw (Piccard's Cottage, St Catherine's, Guildford, Surrey) to [William Earl Hodgson] offering to write an article about Verdi for the Anglo Saxon Review, explaining that he became famous as a critic of music.

Letter from George Bernard Shaw (10 Adelphi Terrace [London) to William Earl Hodgson in which he suggests that the proofs of several of the articles from the Anglo Saxon Review (including his article "A word more about Verdi") should be circulated to the relevant "feuilletonists" to ensure a certain amount of publicity for the magazine which it might not otherwise receive because it is expensive.

Letter from George Bernard Shaw (10 Adelphi Terrace [London) to William Earl Hodgson in which he apologises for not having had time to send a list of critics, suggests the names of several people whom he might contact and comments on the correction of the proofs of his article ["A word more about Verdi" for the Anglo Saxon Review], commenting "Ballantyne made a few howlers...but as the subject was only music I dare say nobody was any the wiser".

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Court, Temple [London]) to [?Pearl Craigie] discussing a translation by A Bernard Miall of a play by Maurice Maeterlinck in which Lady Randolph Churchill expressed an interest for the Anglo Saxon Review.

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Court, Temple [London]) to Lady Randolph Churchill discussing the high price asked for [a translation by A Bernard Miall of a play by Maurice] Maeterlinck and suggesting that it could be reduced to 75 pounds.

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Court, Temple [London]) to Lady Randolph Churchill asking whether she has decided to accept [a translation by A Bernard Miall of] a play by [Maurice] Maeterlinck [for inclusion in the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Court, Temple [London]) to Lady Randolph Churchill accepting her offer of 7 pounds for [a translation by A Bernard Miall of] a play by Maurice Maeterlinck [for inclusion in the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Court, Temple [London]) to Lady Randolph Churchill asking whether she would be interested in publishing his play in the Anglo Saxon Review.

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (Gothic House, Drayton, Abingdon [Oxfordshire]) to [Lady Randolph Churchill] asking whether she would be interested in publishing his translation of a play by Maurice Maeterlinck [in the Anglo Saxon Review].

Letter from Alfred [?Sutis] (3 Hare Copurt, Temple [London]) to William Earl Hodgson in which he says that he is glad that he likes his play and promises to correct the proofs promptly [for the Anglo Saxon Review].