Letter from Nicholl, Manisty & Co. to WSC, enclosing statement of account of WSC and CSC's Children's Settlement Trust as at 6 Dec 1920, also on the lease of 2 Sussex Square, London W2 from Lord Randolph Churchill's Will Trustees to CSC.

Letter from Taylor and Humbert, Solicitors, London, to WSC, on the insurance policies included in his marriage settlement.

Letter from WSC to Taylor & Humbert, on the insurance policies included in his marriage settlement [carbon].

Letter from Taylor & Humbert to WSC, on the death of Lady Randolph Churchill, and on the payment of WSC's share in her American Settlement to the trustees of his own marriage settlement [annotated by WSC].

Letter from Nicholl, Manisty & Co., Solicitors, London to WSC, on the possible sale of 309 and 310 High Holborn by Lord Randolph Churchill's Settlement Trust [annotated by WSC].

Letter from H A Beckenham, Private Secretary to WSC, to Nicholl, Manisty & Co., Solicitors, London, on the possible sale of 309 and 310 High Holborn by Lord Randolph Churchill's Settlement Trust [carbon].

Letter from Edward Marsh, Private Secretary to WSC to Donald Macdonald, denying responsibility for car accident in Scotland, as WSC was not the owner or driver of the car in question [carbon].

Account from H A Beckenham, Private Secretary to WSC, for payments made on WSC's behalf on trip to the East, 2 March - 17 Apr 1921, £66 3s [annotated by WSC].

Letter from Thomas Cook & Son, Travel Agents, to WSC, asking for payment of account for tickets supplied, £193 5s 2d.

Note from Sir Archibald Sinclair (later Lord Thurso) to WSC, on accounts for visit to Egypt, and for polo ponies [annotated by WSC].

WSC's Pass Books for Investment Account with Cox & Co., March-Sept 1921, the books contain extensive notes by WSC on his finances, 1921-23, including details of his Childrens' Trust, his South African investments, Chartwell, estimates of his income and expenditure, and expenses and receipts for The World Crisis [2 items].

WSC's Pass Book for Current Account with Cox & Co., Pall Mall, London, Jan 1921 - June 1922.

Letter from WSC to Sir Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, disclosing his investment in South African stock, (mainly in gold mines), and asking if he should sell them because of his appointment as Colonial Secretary.

Letter from Sir Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Exchequer, to WSC, stating that in his opinion WSC's South African investments would not conflict with his duties as Colonial Secretary, but advising him to leave the investments unaltered during his tenure of office (annotated by WSC, that he had shown the letter to the Prime Minister, who had agreed with Chamberlain).

Letter from CSC to Nicholl, Manisty & Co., on termination of £300 reversionary annuity to cover the contingency of WSC predeceasing Lady Randolph Churchill [copy].

Letter from John S Churchill to WSC, on WSC's investments.

Letter from WSC to Lumley & Lumley, agreeing to sell property in Carnlough [carbon].

Letter from Lumley & Lumley to WSC, on sale of property in Carnlough, enclosing report by J J Wall.

Letter from Nicholl, Manisty & Co. to WSC, on his recovery of Income Tax on his Children's Settlement Trust, asking if all of the money paid to him by the Trustees had all been spent on the maintenance and education of his children.

Letter from WSC to Nicholl, Manisty & Co., confirming that money paid to him by his Children's Trust had all been spent on the maintenance and education of his children [carbon].

Letter from Lumley & Lumley to WSC, on sale of property at Carnlough.

Letter from WSC to Nicholl, Manisty & Co., on breach of copyright of article by WSC in a Canadian newspaper [carbon].

Letter from WSC to Nicholl, Manisty & Co., giving Sir Howard Frank's opinion that Chartwell would command a valuation sufficient to sustain a total mortgage of £7,000 [carbon].

Letter from Nicholl, Manisty & Co. to WSC, on insurance of Chartwell.

Letter from [Edward Marsh], Private Secretary to WSC to Barker & Co., sending balance of WSC's account for Rolls-Royce Cabriolet [carbon].