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Marlow, James, June 1916, No. 1; Marshall, Arthur G., Jan. 1929-Jan. 1930, Nos 2-3; Martin, Henry, Oct. 1925, No. 4; Martin, Kingsley, July 1935, No. 5; Marton, George Maser, March 1952, No. 6; Mascaro, Prof. J., Jan.-July 1937, Nos 7-19; Massey, Vincent, Nov. 1935, No. 20; Matheson, Hilda, April 1932-July 1937, Nos 21-23; Maude, E. R., Nov. 1945, No. 24; Maufe, Gareth, March 1931, No. 25; Mawdaw, I., March 1952, No. 26; Maynard, R. A., March 1925, Nos 27-28; Mayo, Katherine, July-Oct. 1932, Nos 29-31; Menzies, Sir Frederick, March 1945, No. 32; Miles, Rev. E. G., June 1936, Nos 33-34; Miles, J. T., July 1952, No. 35; Milford, Humphrey, Dec. 1931, Nos 36-38; Mill, Anna J., July 1942, No. 39; Miller, Alec, Oct.-Nov. 1933, Nos 40-41; Mitford, W. B., Oct. 1936, No. 42; Mitrany, David, Sept. 1937-Jan. 1952, Nos 43-45; Monckton, Sir Walter, April 1941, No. 46; Monteagle, [--], Nov. 1905, No. 47; Montgomery Press, Feb. 1942, No. 48; Moon, Ethelinda, March 1950-April 1952, Nos 49-51; Moorhead, Mrs Helen Howell, Feb. 1944-April 1945, Nos 52-55 [see also WW 32/52-54]; Moore, Thomas A., Feb. 1950, No. 56; Morgan, Brynmor, Feb. 1942, Nos 57-59; Morgan, David, Sept. 1946, Nos 60-61; Morgan, Elisabeth, July [--],No. 62; Morgan, Gwenllian E. F., March 1933, Nos 63-66; Morgan, Herbert, Dec. 1929, No. 67; Morgan, Ieuan, March [--],No. 68; Morgan, Sydney O., Dec. 1951, No. 69; Morison, Stanley, Oct. 1932-April 1952, Nos 70-82 [see also WW 32/55-56]; Morley, Frank V., Sept. 1946, No. 83; Morman, J. C., Jan. 1947, No. 84; Morris, Caradog, Nov. 1951-Feb. 1955, Nos 85-86; Morris, G. P. Hopkin, No. 87; Morris, J. Evan, May-June 1929, Nos 88-91; Morris, R. Hopkin, Dec. 1941, No. 92; Morris-Jones, Cara, Feb. 1955, No. 93; Morrow, Elizabeth Dwight, Feb. 1930, No. 94; Morton, B. E., Jan. 1916, Nos 95-96; Morton, Bea, Nos 97-99; Morton, Jas, Oct. 1912, No. 100; Moseley, William, Jan. 1946, No. 101; Moyle, Arthur, March 1951, No. 102; Murray, John, Oct. 1929, No. 103.

Nailland, V. C., Oct. 1954, No. 1; Namier, Prof. L. B., Oct. 1947-May 1952, Nos 2-7; Nash, Vaughan, Jan. 1919-Dec. 1922, Nos 8-17; Naylor, P. Barrass, May 1952, No. 18; Nefyn-Williams, Tom, Dec. 1948, No. 19; Neill, A. A., Aug. 1951, No. 20; Nevinson, H., March 1990, Nos 21-22; Newman, Sir George, July 1921, Nos 23-27; Newsam, Sir Frank A., April 1941-June 1949, Nos 28-30; Newsom, John, April 1939-Aug. 1946, Nos 31-34; Newton, Prof. Lily, June-Dec. 1954, Nos 35-39; Newton, William, Jan. 1947, No. 40; Nicholas, D. M., Aug. 1940-Dec. 1941, Nos 41-44; Nicholas, D. T., Oct. 1938, Nos 45-46; Nicholas, R. T., Oct. 1938-Feb. 1955, Nos 47-49; Nicholls, Walter T., Aug. 1945, Nos 50-51; Nicholson, D. N., June 1947, No. 52; Nicholson, Ivor, Jan. 1933, No. 53; Nightingale, E. Constance, Nov. 1938-Nov. 1954, Nos 54-72; Nixon, Edna, Nov. 1943-Sept. 1946, Nos 73-77; Noble, Emma, Oct. 1934, No. 78; Noble, William, Jan. 1952, No. 79; Norman, Montagu, 1931-Sept. 1939, Nos 80-83; Northcote, Sydney, April 1947, Nos 84-85; Nunn, Sir T. Percy, Nov. 1929-Jan. 1930, Nos 86-88.

O'Brien, D., Aug. 1941, No. 1; O'Donovan, Hermione, Oct. 1954, No. 2; O'Shee, S. P., Sept. 1910, No. 3; Oakeshott, Walter, March 1946, Nos 4-6; Ogilvie, F. W., March 1939, No. 7; Oldfield-Davies, Alun, Jan. 1946-Sept. 1954, Nos 8-12; Oldham, J. H., May 1947, No. 13; Oliver, Madge, No. 14; Oppenheimer, Prof. Franz, May 1933, Nos 15-16; Orwell, George, March 1942, No. 17; Osborne, Frances T., Aug. 1948-June 1949, Nos 18-21; Owen, A. D. K., Oct. 1937-April 1945, Nos 22-39; Owen, Bob, Croesor, Feb. 1944-Nov. 1945, Nos 40-41; Owen, D. C., May 1945, No. 42; Owen, D. S., April 1946-July 1955, Nos 43-45; Owen, Rev. Gwilym, Feb.-Nov. 1955, Nos 46-48; Owen, R. Manod, March-May 1927, Nos 49-52; Owens, John, June 1920-March 1921, Nos 53-54; Oxford, Lady Margot, Feb. 1935-Jan. 1944, Nos 55-56.

Paget, Lady Muriel, Jan.-Feb. 1931 (WW 24/1-3); Paget, Sir Richard, Dec. 1931 (4-6); Pakenham, Hon. Frank, May-Oct. 1933 (7-9); Palmer, A., March 1945 (10); Parry, D[avid] Hughes, Oct. 1951-Oct. 1954( 11-12); Parry, E. Ieuan, Oct. 1930-Feb. 1931 (13-18); Parry, H. Lloyd, Jan. 1930 (19); Parry, R. Williams, March 1917 (20); Parry, Prof. T[homas], Jan.-Feb. 1952 (21-2); Pate, W. J., Feb.-March 1943 (23-4); Paterson, J., Dec. 1930 (25); Paton, William, May 1927-March 1935 (26-30); Patterson, Marcus, Nov. 1915 (31); Peacock, Sir Edward, March 1947 (32-4); Peach, G., Aug. 1935 (35); Peate, Iorwerth C., Feb. 1930-Aug. 1952 (36-9); Peddie, J. R., May 1951 (40); Pentlarge, Georgiana, Oct. 1929-Aug. 1930 (41-5); Pentlarge, Frank R., Oct. 1930 (46); Perry, Ernest, May-July 1951 (47-9); Philby [?Harry St John Bridget], July 1937 (50); Phillips, A., Dec. 1951 (51); Phillips, Gilbert, Sept. 1941-March 1942 (52-4); Pierce, Prof. T. Jones, 1947 (55); Pincus, Lilly, May 1951 (56); Pole, Sir Felix, Nov. 1946 (57); Pomery, Betty, Oct. 1931 (58); Powell, E. C., Nov. 1950-March 1953 (59-62); Price, B. Elystan, March 1948 (63); Price, W. Havard, Jan. 1931 (64); Pride, Emrys, Jan. 1931-June 1951 (65-71); Prosser, D. R., March 1942 (72-4); Pryce-Jones, Alan, Nov. 1908 (75); Prys-Jones, A. G., 1942-Oct. 1954 (76-88); Pryse, Gerald Spenser, July 1929-Oct. 1946 (89-95); Pryse-Jones, E., July 1915 (96); Pughe, Millie W., Dec. 1951 (97); Pugh, E. Cynolwyn, Sept. 1949 (98); Purdy, T. E., March 1932 (99-101); Puxley, Zoe, Nov. 1936-Sept. 1937 (102-5); Pybus, P. J., June 1929 (106); Pyke, Geoffrey, Nov. 1931 (107-110).

Raglan, Lady, April 1936 (WW 25/1); Ratcliffe, S. K., May 1920-[?] (2-7); Rayner-Wood, A. C., Nov. 1932-April 1936 (8-10); Rees, [Sir James Frederick], Dec. 1949-June 1951 (11-13); Rees, J. Morgan, Dec. 1935-Nov. 1937 (14-27); Rees, Sylvanus, Feb. 1951 (28); Reid, G. T., Feb. 1939-March 1942 (29-31); Rhys, G. T., Oct. 1937 (32); Rhys, J. T., Dec. 1932 (33); Rhys, Keidrych, Sept. 1945 (34); Richards, T. David, July-Dec. 1937 (35-42); Riley, D. F., April 1941 (43); Roberts, A[lfred], May 1951 (44); Roberts, J. W., March 1934 (45-6); Roberts, John, Aug. 1951 (47); Roberts, Mary Silyn, Aug. 1952 (48-9); Roberts, Thomas Lloyd., Oct. 1951 (50-1); Robieson, Sir William, May 1951 (52); Robinson, Sir Arthur, April 1930-April 1935 (53-4); Romer, Carrol, April 1929 (55-9); Rook, T., Feb. 1952 (60); Rose, Jim, Dec. 1950 (61); Rose, K. V., May 1951 (62); Rothenstein, William, Jan. 1939 (63); Row, Rayhunath, May 1930 (64); Rowlands, Gertrude, April 1937 (65-7); Rüdenberg, Werner, March 1941-March 1952 (68-77); Rudluberg, Lily, Dec. 1951 (78); Rushcliffe, Lord, April-Dec. 1936 (79-82); Russell, D., Jan. 1950 (83); Russell, Geoffrey, May 1944 (84-85).

Sack, L. Shoeten, June-July 1937 (WW 26/1-4); Sam, Eileen, May-July 1943 (5-7); Sams, Margaret (8); Samuel, [?Sir Herbert] (9); Sandbrook, J. A., March 1935 (10); Sanderson, W. A., Jan. 1955 (11); Sankey, [Lord], Sept. 1941 (12); Sassoon, Philip, May 1929 (13); Savage, E. J., March 1947 (14); Saws?, John, Dec. 1949 (15); Scaife, Roger L., July-Sept. 1930 (16-18); Schnetzler, Karl, Oct. 1945 (19-20); Scott, Dr D. W., April-June 1915 (21-2); Scott-James, R., Nov. 1943-July 1945 (23-7); Sethna, Phiroze C., Dec. 1932 (28); Shakespeare, Sir G. S., Jan. 1948 (29-30); Shaw, Evelyn, Oct. 1931-Oct. 1945 (31-4); Shearman, Sibyl (35); Sheepshanks, [--], Sept. 1919 (36); Shiffin, R., Oct. 1930 (37); Shotwell, James T., Jan. 1950 (38); Siepmann, C. A., July 1930-Nov. 1932 (39-42); Simmons, Mrs E. N. (Joni); Nov.-Dec. 1951 (43-5); Simons, Judge Gavin T., Sept. 1941 (46); Simpson, Dame Florence (47); Sinclair, Angus, Nov. 1951 (48); Singleton, W. E. (re. decease of Mrs Elystan-Price); 1922-23 (49-63); Sitwell, Osbert, Jan. 1931 (64); Slingsby-Jenkins, T. D., Aug. 1946 (65); Slocombe, M. T. (66); Smith, H. B. Lees, June 1909 (67-9); Smith, R. Gregor, Dec. 1950 (70); Smith, Sylvia Crowther, Oct. 1995 (71); Smith, W. H., Feb.-March 1951 (72-4); Smuts, Gen. J. C., Nov. 1929-Oct. 1945 (75-6); Spencer, Mrs A., March 1936 (77); Spencer, F. H., May 1935 (78-79).

Spender, J. A., Feb. 1919 (WW 27/1); Spenderlly, Pauline (2-3); Spry, Graham, Oct. 1929 (4); Squire, Sir John C., May-Sept. 1932 (5-8); Steel, Anthony, March 1952 (9); Stephens, Dr G. Arbour, Jan. 1929-Jan. 1933 (10-21); Stephenson, Dora, Feb.-March 1950 (22-3); Stevenson, D. M., July 1905 (24; see also WW 32/71); Stevenson, John A., Oct. 1929-July 1933 (25-6); Stocks, Mary, July-Sept. 1952 (27-9); Stone, Feodora, S., Nov. 1951 (30); Sulley, Francis, Oct. 1926-March 1927 (31-4); Swinton, Sir Ernest, Aug. 1922 (35); Sykes, Isabel, March 1939 (36); Sylvester, A. J., June-Oct. 1951 (37-8); Tawney, Jeanette, Aug. 1951 (39); Tawney, R. H., Dec. 1923-May 1952 (40-42; see also WW 32/68); Taylor, Ernest E., Nov. 1937 (43-4); Taylor, Rachel Annand, June-Sept. 1932 (45-55); Temperly, H. (56); Templeton, [--] (57); Tennant, Mary, Aug. 1939 (58); Tennant, Winifred Coombe ('Mam ô Nèdd'); Nov. 1946-Jan. 1952 (59-67; see also WW 32/69); Tenney, Mary, May 1946-May 1953 (68-73); Tennyson, Charles, June 1952 (74-6).

Thomas, Ben Bowen, Dec. 1945-Jan. 1952 (Www 28/1-3); Thomas, David, Sept. 1945-Dec. 1951 (4-8); Thomas, Ivor, Dec. 1950 (9); Thomas, John and Annie Loughton, Aug. 1952 (10); Thomas, L. E., Aug. 1946 (11); Thomas, R. J., Jan. 1951 (12); Thomas, W. Beach, March 1947 (13); Thomas, W. Jenkyn, Jan. 1951 (14); Thomson, D. [?Cersal], Nov. 1905 (15); Thomson, D. L., March 1946 (16); Thomson, Lockett, Feb. 1932 (17); Thompson, Theo., May 1946 (18-19); Thorp, Joseph, June 1920-Jan. 1951 (20-5); Tizard, H. T., Jan.-Feb. 1929 (26-9); Todds, S. O., Nov. 1952 (30); Townsend, W. T., Jan. 1921 (31-2); Traprain, Lady Jean, April 1931 (33); Treharne, R. F., March 1951 (34); Tribe, F. N., Nov. 1934 (35); Tuckwell, Gertrude M., March-Sept. 1932 (36-7); Turner, G. R. Horsfall, Oct. 1916 (38); Twaddle, W., July 1916 (39); Tweedy, Rosamund, Dec. 1936 (40-2); Upcott, G. L., Jan. 1930 (43); Urquhart, Murray (44); Vansittart, Sir Robert, Jan. 1931-June 1932 (45-6); Vaughan, Hilda, May 1933 (47); Vincent, H. G., March 1935 (48).

Waals, P., 1920 (WW 29/1); Waddilove, Lewis E., Sept. 1952 (2); Waddell, Helen (3-4); Wadsworth, A. P., May 1944-Feb. 1946 (5-9); Waggoner, Ida Jones, April 1952 (10); Waiking, Arthur, March 1951 (11); Waldegrave, Lady Mary (12-14); Walter, Karl, Jan. 1935 (15); Walter, Ralph, June 1932-March 1933 (16-22); Walters, W. C., May 1951 (23); Walton, George, July 1913 (24); Ward, E. H., July-Aug. 1949 (25-6); Watkins, Harold, March-Oct. 1929 (27-8); Watkins, Percy, July 1941-Dec. 1945 (29-30); Watson, [--], May 1951 (31); Watson, E. M. re Bonar Law, Nov. 1935 (32); Watson, Margaret, Jan. 1935 (33); Watson, Mary M., Oct. 1953 (34); Weaver, J. R. H., Sept. 1935 (35); Wells, H. G., June 1932 (36-7); Wheeler, Mrs Mortimer, May 1936 (38); Wheeler, R. E. Mortimer, April 1929-Feb. 1930 (39-42; see also WW 32/72); Wheldon, Sir Wynn P., March 1942-May 1952 (43-47); Whelen, Mrs Elaine, May 1920 (48-49); White, J., Oct. 1946 (50-53).

Williams, Mrs, Nov. 1944 (WW 30/1); Williams, D. Llewelyn, May 1946 (2); Williams, E. and R. Lloyd, Nov. 1935 (3-8); Williams, Edna Lloyd, July 1952 (9); Williams, Emlyn, Jan. 1929 (10-13); Williams, Emyr, May 1946 (14); Williams, Gertrude, Dec. 1945 (15-16); Williams, Gwyn, Feb. 1951 (17); Williams, Miss H. ('Dodo') (18-20); Williams, Isaac, May 1936 (21-2); Williams, Ivor, July-Sept. 1952 (23-6); Williams, James and Elizabeth, Oct. 1945 (27); Williams, Jeremiah, Dec. 1951 (28-9); Williams, Mrs M. E., July 1937 (30-1); Williams, R. R. (32-3); Williams, Richard M., Nov. 1951 (34); Williams, Rev. Richard Robert, April 1899 (35); Williams, W. E., July-Aug. 1951 (36-7); Williams, Dr W. J., March 1950-Aug. 1951 (38-40); Williams, William, Jan. 1938 (41); Williamson, [--], May 1920 (42); Wilson, Alec, Feb. 1952 (43); Wilson, Sir Arnold, May 1937 (44); Wilson, Sir Horace, Nov. 1950 (45); Wilson, Sir Samuel, Feb. 1932 (46-9); Wimperie, H. E., Jan. 1930 (50); Winn, Reggie, May 1940 (51); Wise, Major F. J., July 1935 (52); Wood, Sir Kingsley, Feb. 1929 (53-4); Woodward, [--], June 1940 (55); Woodward, E. L., Dec. 1949 (56-7); Woolf, Leonard, Feb.-May 1932 (58-62); Worthington, Elle, July 1952 (63); Worthington-Evans, Sir Laming, Feb. 1929 (64-5); Wrench, Sir Evelyn, Sept. 1930-July 1952 (66-7); Wright, Almroth E., July 1930 (68); Wynne-Evans, Leslie, Dec. 1944-Jan. 1949 (69-73); Young, Miss A. W., Feb. 1934 (74); Young, Frances Brett, Oct. 1937 (75); Zellewger, Frieda, Oct. 1945-March 1950 (76-78).

Unidentified miscellaneous correspondence to Thomas Jones (WW 31/1).

This class consists of such correspondence with individuals as Thomas Jones thought worth preserving. Letters from individuals listed here may also be found throughout the collection, under institutional classes, but these 'individual' letters tended to be filed separately, and, apart from the re-classification of some letters which were clearly more 'institutional' than 'personal', the integrity of Thomas Jones's original classification has been preserved. The larger individual collections have been grouped into separate classes of their own (classes Q, R, S, T, U, V). There are 4,673 enumerated documents in this class and 151 correspondents. The material is arranged by correspondent, in alphabetical order. Under each correspondent the order is, where possible, chronological. Arranged into: Aaron - Bickersteth (W 1); Buller - Collins (W 2); Cornford - Davies G. M. Ll. (W 3); Davies, Huws - Davies, Walford (W 4); Dawson - Ellis (W 5); Esher - Evans (W 6); Fisher - Fry (W 7); Garnett - Griffith (W 8); Grigg - Hetherington (W 9); Houghton - Jones, Enoch (W 10); Jones, E. H. - Jones, Herbert (W 11); Jones, Jack - Leys, N. (W 12); Lindsay - Madariaga (W 13); Mallon - Murrell (W 14); Nightingale - Ratcliffe (W 15); Rathbone - Rhys (W 16); Richards - Snowden (W 17); Stevenson - Thomas (W 18); Thompson - Urquhart (W 19); Waddell - Zimmern (W 20).

Nos 1-43. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to general economic policy. The collection, largely a product of Thomas Jones' work for the Ministry of Reconstruction, deals mainly, though not exclusively, with wartime economic policy and with plans for the immediate post-war period. The more substantial items are: Nos 1-2. Memoranda and declarations, Dec. 1916; No. 4. Scheme for meat control by J. Simpson, Feb. 1917; No. 10. Memo on the Renewal of Treaties by Eyre Crowe, April 1917; No. 11. Draft of Report on Economic Terms of Peace (Milner), April 1917; No. 14. Memo by John Murray on payment by results, 1917; No. 15. Memo on post-war economic policy, April-Oct. 1917; No. 19. List of Peace Statements, Jan. 1917-Feb. 1918; No. 21. Report of conference on post-war policy at Major Astor's, March 1918; No. 23. Board of Trade memo on post-war economic policy (E.D.D.C. 33) 10 Aug. 1918; No. 24. Memo by Lord Robert Cecil on Foreign capital in British Industry (E.D.D.C. 35) 15 Aug. 1918; No. 28. Foreign Office memo on post-war inter-allied economic organisation 1918; No. 41. Foreign Office memo on post-war inter-allied economic organisation, 21 Oct. 1918; Nos 29-30, 35-36. Drafts of memo by Eustace Percy and A. E. Zimmern on post-war inter-allied economic organisation, Sept.-Oct. 1918; Nos 31-32. Conferences on post-war international economic alliance, Balliol College, Oxford, 28-30 Sept. 1918; No. 34. 3 Cranley Place (Knatchbull-Hugesson), 7 Oct. 1918; and No. 38. National Liberal Club, 18 Oct. 1918 (to discuss E. Percy's memo). Index: Amery, L. S., Nos 12, 16; Astor, W. A., Nos 21, 25-27; Beale, Mr, Nos 25-27; Bentinck, Lord H., No. 21; Borden, Sir R., Nos 7-8; Bryant, M., Nos 34, 37; Cecil, Lord Robert, Nos 24, 35, 41; Clay, H., No. 21; Clynes, J. R., Nos 25-27; Crowe, Sir Eyre A., Nos 9-10; Devonport, Lord, No. 4; Dickinson, G. Lowes, No. 13; Duckham, Sir Arthur, No. 43; Grant, Mr, No. 21; Greenwood, Mr, No. 21; Hare, Mr, No. 21; Hichnes, Mr, No. 21; Johnston, Mr, No. 21; Knatchbull-Hugesson, Mr, Nos 33-; 34; Milner, Lord, No. 11; Montagu, Edwin, No. 5; Murray, John, No. 14; Paskell, E. C., Nos 12, 16-17; Percy, Eustace, Nos 29-32, 35-40; Pybus, Mr, No. 21; Reid, Mr, No. 21; Robinson, Mr, No. 21; Rowntree, A., No. 21; Rowntree, B. Seebohm, Nos 21-22; Salter, Sir Arthur, No. 6; Simon, Mr, No. 21; Simpson, John, Nos 3-4; Sixsmith, Mr, No. 21; Smuts, J. Christian, No. 43; Stanley, A. H., Board of Trade, No. 23; Tawney, R. H., No. 21; Thomas, Mr, No. 21; Unwin, Raymond, No. 42; Vivian (?), S., Ministry of Food, No. 18; Wethered, Mr, No. 21; Williams, R., No. 21; Wintour, Mr, Nos 25-27; Wright, Harold, No. 20; Zimmern, A. E., Nos 21, 30, 32, 35-36, 38-40.

Nos 1-75. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to general economic policy. The more substantial items are: No. 2. Memo by G. Abraham on Reparations and Shipping, June 1919; No. 5. Conference of Industrial Reconstruction Associations at Balliol, Oct. 1919; Nos 6-9. Conference on Devolution, April 1920, plus subsidiary documents; drafts of pre-1914 articles on Federalism; memo on Federalism and Labour administration by H. J. W. H.; Nos 11-15. Documents relating to Lord Weir's report on Housing, Feb. 1923; No. 35. Suggestions by R. B. Howorth for economies in public expenditure for 1926-1927; No. 51. Proofs of The Industrial Dilemma by Philip Kerr; No. 57. Report by the Board of Trade on The Trade Outlook (C.P. 150 (27)), May 1927; No. 65. Notes of Conference on Operation of Dominion Legislation and Merchant Shipping Legislation, 8 Oct. 1929; No. 69. Note by Colin Clark on the cost of the Social Services, July 1930; No. 70. Memo on Welsh textile factories, 27 Nov. 1930; No. 73. Conference on economic situation, New College, Oxford, July 1931; No. 74. Memoranda by H. D. Henderson on Industrial Productivity and the demand for labour, 12 Dec. 1933; and No. 75. Memoranda by H. D. Henderson on the general economic background, 4 April 1935. Index: Abraham, G., Nos 1-2; Blackett, Sir Basil, No. 73; Boothby, Robert, No. 53; Brooke, J. R. I., Rural Industries Bureau, Nos 70-71; Brooke, Sir John, No. 73; Citrine, Walter, No. 73; Clark, Colin, Nos 68-69; Clay, H., Nos 67, 68; Cunliffe-Lister, P., President of Board of Trade, Nos 56-57; Eady, W., No. 73; Ellis, Lionel, Nos 67-68; Griffith-Boscawen, Sir Arthur, Nos 10-11; Hamilton, Mary Agnes, No. 58; Henderson, H. D., Nos 73-75; Hetherington, H. J. W., No. 35; Kerr, Philip, Nos 1, 51, 62; Keynes, J. M., Nos 44, 55; Kiddy, A. W., No. 38; Law, Bonar, Nos 11-12; Lloyd, E. H. M., No. 73; Loveday, Mr, No. 73; Mallon, J. J., Toynbee Hall, Nos 72-73; Niemeyer, O. E., Nos 14-15; Plunkett, Sir Horace, No. 36; Richardson, T. H., No. 39; Salter, Sir Arthur, No. 73; Sutherland, Sir William, Nos 3-4; Weir, Lord, Nos 11-15; Wright, Harold, Nos 3-4.

Nos 1-131. A collection of press-cuttings on speeches, statements etc. made during the general election. Arranged into: Miscellaneous leading articles etc., Nos 1-16; David Lloyd George, Nos 17-32; Winston Churchill, Nos 33-47; Austen Chamberlain, Nos 48-51; Lord Birkenhead, Nos 52-60; Bonar Law, Nos 61-73; Lord Curzon, Stanley Baldwin, R. McKenna, Nos 74-78; H. H. Asquith, Nos 79-95; Lord Grey, Nos 96-105; Independent Liberals, Nos 106-111; Labour Party, Nos 112-131; A. Henderson, Nos 112, 115, 118-119; J. R. Clynes, Nos 114, 117, 120, 123, 129; H. G. Wells, Nos 121-122, 124, 130.

Nos 1-157. A collection of press-cuttings on speeches and statements etc. made during the general election. Arranged into: H. Asquith, Nos 1-11; Lord Robert Cecil, Nos 12-13; Austen Chamberlain, Nos 14-15; Lord Birkenhead, Nos 16-22; Neville Chamberlain, Nos 23-25; Winston Churchill, Nos 26-37; Lord Derby, Nos 38-42; Duke of Devonshire, No. 43; David Lloyd George, Nos 44-60; Lord Grey, Nos 61-64; Sir W. Joynson Hicks, No. 65; Sir Robert Horne, Nos 66-72; J. Ramsay Macdonald, Nos 73-81; Sir Aldred Mond, Nos 82-83; Sir John Simon, Nos 84-85; J. H. Thomas, No. 86. Subjects: Capital Levy, Nos 87-97; Tariff, Nos 98-119; Party Manifestos, Nos 120-126; Trusts, Nos 127-130.