Notes by Clement Davies on 'measures that can be taken to strengthen our Forces, materially and morally, for the winning of the War [World War Two]'. 2 Copies.
Circular Letter from Ruth English to Stanley Clement-Davies, n.d.
Details of the celebrations for Foundation Day at the end of May.
List of Student Members of the University [of Cambridge] including Girton and Newnham Colleges and of colleges, etc., temporarily at Cambridge, for the Michaelmas Term, 1944.
Letter from Churchills' Private Parties, New Bond Street, London, to Stanley Clement-Davies, 10 December 1948, extending an invitation to a Private Party.
Letter from Stanley Clement-Davies to Duncan Sandys, 8 December 1949,
Agrees that his appointment with the European Movement should come to an end. Is disappointed that he cannot be given suitable work. Has enjoyed working for the movement, but would have liked to have done more to make European unity a reality. Is ready to lend assistance in the future. Copy.
Curriculum Vitae of Stanley Clement-Davies, c,
Curriculum Vitae of Stanley Clement-Davies, c. 1950. 2 Copies.
Is sorry to have missed recipient when he called. The project discussed has been shelved because of a cut in newsprint.
Group Photograph, August 1951, endorsed 'Le Fucet, Aoët 1951',
S. Clement-Davies's BA degree certificate from the University of Cambridge, 20 June 1944,
Papers and correspondence relating to the marriage of S. Clement-Davies and Joanna Elizabeth Davies at St Margaret's Westminster on 26 April 1958.
Copies of the statutory declarations made by the Lord Evans and Mr Ivor Griffiths, FRCS, 23 March 1962, relating to the willingness of Clement Davies to be elevated to the Peerage, together with a covering letter of the same date from Michael B. Rubinstein, solicitor, to S. Clement-Davies.
Lecture Notes on 'The estate in fee simple' at the Faculty of Law of the University of Cambridge,
2 Sets of notes.
Sets Of Notes entitled 'Professor Winfield's lectures' on the Law of Tort,
4 Sets.
List of officers, members, fixtures and rules of the Trinity Hall Law Society for,
List of officers, members, fixtures and rules of the Trinity Hall Law Society for 1944-45.
Text of an address for a debate [? by Stanley Clement-Davies] in opposition to the motion that 'This house considers that there is no place for a liberal education in the modern world'.