The letter includes a newspaper cutting from Voix des Femmes, probably for the article "Echos; les Quatorze Propositions de M. Alexandre Berard, Senateur, Contre le Vote des Femmes"; no date.

On Mme. Marx's book, which BR sent to Dora. Dora uses the word "nobul". For Kaufmann's letter, see record 118239.

Lloyd-Williams asks if she could invite Edith and BR to be the guests of honour on speech day at Moreton Hall during parents' weekend on 8 June.

Edith thanks Lloyd-Williams's for his offer, for BR and her to be guests of honour on speech day during parents' weekend. However, they cannot accept the offer. This is because, as Edith writes, "My husband will soon be eighty-five—and I am by no means 'as young as I was'—and he finds it necessary to guard his energies as much as possible in order to get through all the things that it is necessary for him to do (which, though admittedly fewer than he used to do, are still more than most far younger men could manage)."

Lloyd-Williams thanks Edith for her letter and is sorry to hear that she and BR cannot be guests of honour at speech day.

Wax, with the Moreton Hall stamp, was used to seal the envelope.

Lloyd-Williams writes to inform Edith that Sarah was kept in bed for two days due to a slight cold.

Documents for and about parents' weekend at Moreton Hall, 7-8 June 1957.

Note stating that Anne has developed influenza.

Note informing Edith that Sarah and Lucy have developed influenza.

Note informing Edith that Anne, Sarah and Lucy are making good progress in recovering from influenza.

Note informing Edith that all the children will be returning to school shortly.

Lloyd-Williams writes to Edith regarding the influenza epidemic, stating, "... we did our best to keep you fully informed of your daughters' condition. Now I feel that the least I can do is thank you for your thoughtfulness during that tiresome period."

Documents are notices regarding vaccination against polio.

A clothing list, annotated by Edith.

Notice of a limited measles epidemic at the school from January to March.

BR writes to ask if someone from the school can see Sarah, Lucy and Anne to the train when they go to London for holidays with their grandmother.

"Erratum."

"Since this notice was prepared, a suspected case of mumps has developed today, Friday 24 March, in the upper school".

BR works out the arrangements for the girls to visit Dora during their Easter holidays.

Notice of an orchestral concert at Moreton Hall.

Lloyd-Williams writes about Lucy running a slight temperature the night before, and has thus been kept in bed.

Documents for parents' weekend at Moreton Hall from 25-27 July 1958.

Addressed to "Dorinda". Enclosed with Dora's letter of 1920/01/11 to BR (document .103829, record 118210).

Dora feels as tenderly towards BR as Demos does to Dot (Wrinch).

"I've been jealous and horrid because I felt you were offering me an unfair bargain."

This letter is enclosed with Dora's letter of 1920/01/29 to BR (document .103843, record 118252).

"Let us go to Munich for the summer!!"

Clothing lists and notices for the spring and summer terms at Moreton Hall.

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for the copy of his book, Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare.

Notification of a service of confirmation at Moreton Hall on 24 February 1959.

BR has received the notice of the service of confirmation, but he and Edith will not be able to attend. He encloses the form asking for information (not present).

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for the letter and confirmation form.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 4 February and is grateful to the school.

A notification that Lucy has developed influenza. Bulletins regarding her health will be sent periodically.

A notification that Lucy is up again and will return to school shortly.

Lloyd-Williams encloses a copy of a note written to her from the girls' mother (document .104690, record 118266).

She praises BR's TV appearance (probably the interview with John Freeman).

A note to Lloyd-Williams about Anne, Lucy and Sarah from their mother, who has reverted to her maiden name.

Enclosed with document .104689, record 118265.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter and its enclosed letter from the girls' mother.

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for his letter of 17 March.

She encloses a copy of a letter she wrote to Susan Lindsay (document .104693, record 118272).

Lloyd-Williams thanks Lindsay for her letter of 9 March.

Enclosed with document .104692, record 118268.

There is a drawing on the last page.

Dora refers to BR's shoulder (i.e. collarbone) injury.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter and for sending him a copy of her "admirable" letter to Lindsay.

Typed on the verso of Lloyd-Williams' letter to Lindsay.

A notification about the shortened production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at Moreton Hall, 24 March 1959 at 4 p.m.

These are notices from Moreton Hall regarding vaccinations against polio and notices for the school year.

The letter concerns letters from John Conrad Russell and Susan Lindsay.

BR has noted "Wed. 27th" at the top.

Documents for parents weekend at Moreton Hall.

Receipts from F.H. Salter & Son.

BR asks Joan Pennington to arrange for the girls to be sent to Ruabon and put on a train to Penrhyndeudraeth on 16 December.

Joan replies regarding BR's letter concerning the children's travel arrangements for 16 December.

A notification from Moreton Hall that a performance of Bach's The Christmas Oratorio, Parts I and II will occur 13 December 1959 and a private performance of Middlemarch will occur 15 December 1959, as well as information regarding departure for the holidays.

Edith asks Harrods to send and charge to her account both Scott's Kenilworth and Hardy's Under the Greenwood Tree.

BR congratulates Lloyd-Williams and Moreton Hall on receiving an award from the David Davies Memorial Institute. BR now has "care and control" (though not "custody").

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for his congratulations on the David Davies Memorial Award.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 8 March.