Letter from Sidney Low (2 Durham Place, Chelsea, [London]) to WSC reporting that the new owners of the Standard have given him freedom to write on anything except the fiscal question and Joseph Chamberlain, and wondering whether the Liberals can "let the whole Press gradually pass under the control of a great Chamberlainized trust.".

Letter from William George Finch (Orchardscroft, Battle, [Sussex]) to WSC asking whether statistics can be furnished to prove that neither Free Trade nor Protection can arrest England's decline.

Letter from J Moore Bayley (47 Temple Row, Birmingham) to WSC on letters relating to Lord Randolph Churchill's connection with Birmingham, WSC's criticism in the press of C Arthur Pearson, and the insufficient activity of local Free Trade Unionists.

Letter from Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman (Belmont Castle, Meigle, [Perthshire], Scotland) to WSC summarising the content of a forthcoming speech on Free Trade and the fiscal question.

Letter from WSC (105 Mount Street) to Timothy Miles denying that he had been paid an honorarium by "a certain nobleman" for opposing the Aliens Bill. Copy in the hand of Annette Anning.

Letter from WSC [105 Mount Street] to the Editor of the Times reasserting his view that C Arthur Pearson bought the Standard in order to change it into an anti-Free Trade paper. Typescript copy with annotations in the hand of Annette Anning.

Letter from WSC (Salisbury Hall, St Albans, [Hertfordshire]) to [F G Stokes] pointing out that Free Trade has not prevented the growth of the British Empire or made the people less war-like, although at home the contentment produced by cheap food has weakened the impulse towards social reform. Copy in the hand of WSC.

Typescript list of Unionist Free Food League MPs and the Liberal candidates standing in their constituencies, annotated to indicate the MPs' future voting behaviour.

Letter from J.R. McDougall to WSC, congratulations on stand against Chamberlain's scheme for protective tariffs.

Letter from WSC to the Postal Telegraph Clerks Association on the effect of adopting Chamberlain's scheme for protective tariffs [carbon].

Letter from WSC to J.H. Lawton, setting out his opposition to protective tariffs [carbon].

Letter from Colonel J. Mitford to WSC, on free trade, asking him for his alternative to Chamberlain's scheme for protective tariffs in favour of the colonies.

Letter from S.H. Pollen to WSC, on the position of Lord Curzon in the "coming war" in the Conservative Party, suggesting that he would make a good recruit for the free trade cause.

Letter from WSC to the 8th Duke of Devonshire, setting out case for debate on free trade [ms copy in WSC's hand] Part pub WSC II, p.67, CV II, Part 1, p.211.

Letter from Sir John Dickson-Poynder to WSC, congratulations on letter in The Times, on free trade.

Letter from G.S. Pawle to WSC on free trade.

Letter from Colonel J. Mitford to WSC, supporting Joseph Chamberlain's scheme for Imperial preferential tariffs.

Letter from WSC to Sir John Dickson-Poynder, offering sympathy on illness, advising him to take a complete rest, also on inauguration of the Unionist Free Food League, and electoral prospects, expressing his own preference for a "central" government under the 8th Duke of Devonshire [carbon].

Letter from WSC to Colonel J. Mitford on free trade, particularly the question of how to arrive at a system of free trade if foreign countries refused to accept it [carbon].

Letter from Lord Goschen to WSC on the formation of the Unionist Free Food League.

Letter from Sir Francis Mowatt to WSC on free trade.

Letter from Frank Cowie to WSC, on Indian attitudes to free trade.

R.R. Millard, Postal Clerks' Association to WSC, on opposition to preferential tariffs, which would mean a rise in the cost of living.

Liberal Unionist Association list of publications for and against free trade.

Letter from T.R.R. Chambers to WSC, on his opposition to preferential tariffs.