BR loaned Frank £2,000 before 1925.

The letter is incomplete.

On water for the cottage, and giving Frank charity.

Proceedings on Withers' summons are ordered stayed.

The enclosure is missing.

Re Telegraph House.

A lawsuit is Frank's "favourite form of amusement".

Enclosed with document .101092a (was .1330780).

Enclosed with document .133081.

Re Frank's servants' stay at Battine House.
 

Enclosed with document .133101.

Re 40 light shades.

"... I yield not to justice but to blackmail." Re "the time, expense and the scandal" of a High Court action with Frank.

Also enclosed is Coward, Chance's account with BR.

Enclosed with document .133109.

"... the whole matter can be settled."

On a satisfactory conclusion to Frank's "fuss".

Several people are mentioned: BR, Marjorie, Hawtrey, Crompton Llewelyn Davies, Hortense, Maisie Marshall, and Smyth. This unaddressed, undated note is inexplicably at the end of the file. In Dora's handwriting, it seems to concern arrangements for a gathering of friends: "You see Bertie may well be content with Hortense, and Hawtrey much more than content with Marjorie, but what would CLLD do then poor thing."

"Marjorie" may well be Patricia Russell.

Re Telegraph House.

Re Telegraph House.

Re Telegraph House.

Re Telegraph House.

Out of order. The document is enclosed with document .133138, record 115089.

BR wants all of his business in Crompton's hands.

Re Telegraph House.

The enclosed is a Daily Express clipping from the 26th. The clipping states that Dora Russell "... writes to me denying the story that on one occasion the children of the school conducted by Mr. Bertrand Russell and herself rebelled against excessive freedom, locked themselves in a room and refused to come out until they were hungry."

The enclosure is document .133162.

Re Telegraph House.

The enclosure is document .133135.

Re BR's documents with Withers.

Re Telegraph House.

The enclosure is a list of documents belonging to BR, which Davies tells BR ".... we have taken over from Withers and have put in our strong room for you." These documents include four investments, real estate, the Badley mortgage (1904), insurance, BR's will as of 1923 and codicil of 1925.

"They are definitely the aggressors" [Withers and Frank].

BR is satisfied with his 1923 will and codicil except that Dora's sister (Bindy) should be replaced as a guardian of the children.

Dorothy Wrinch Nicholson is to be the new guardian named in BR's will.

On the disposal of BR's "carcass".

Enclosed with document.133153.

Re Telegraph House.

Enclosed with document .133157.

BR's letter (document .133156, record 115106) is quoted in full in it.

The letter's purpose is to record the fact that BR signed his will at Coward, Chance's offices. (BR had wanted to replace Withers with Crompton to spare his widow the difficulty of dealing with Withers.)

Enclosed document is .133166.

Re inspecting the furniture at Telegraph House.

The letter has a secretarial annotation that it was answered by Dora Russell on 1929/10/16 and that BR is expected back from America at Christmas.

Re lease of Telegraph House.

Re Telegraph House's quarterly rent of £100.

"Before Bertie went to America he gave me a sealed envelope to keep and to post to you on the 4th December."

Re property taxes on their Cornish House, Carn Voel.