Notice about the bazaar in aid of the World Refugee Year Fund, to occur at Moreton Hall, 26 March 1960.

Notice about the joint production of "The Antigone of Sophocles" with the Priory School for Boys, to be held at Moreton Hall, 2 June 1960.

BR would like the girls to leave Moreton Hall 25 July for Paddington.

BR has received bills (from Salter), and asks Pennington to put them on the grandchildren's school bills if they are in order.

Documents regarding parents' weekend at Moreton Hall on 22-24 July 1960.

BR writes regarding a letter he received from Susan Lindsay.

"Confidential". Lloyd-Williams returns the letters BR sent her (not present).

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams warmly for her letter.

Re excursions with Mr. and Mrs. (Evan?) Cooper-Willis and Harriet Unwin.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 20 November.

A notice regarding Moreton Hall's Christmas service, which will be held 15 December 1960.

There is a handwritten note from BR to Joan Pennington at the foot of this letter (document .104724a, record 118316).

BR makes travel arrangements for the girls. The dictated letter is written at the foot of the notice of Moreton Hall's Christmas services (document .104724, record 118315).

Christmas holiday reading list.

Dora proposes that BR's Athenaeum articles on desire be translated for Meyerson's Revue Psychologique.

"Barcelona is always in a state of riot."

Dora has had a lesson in Russian from Nicod's mother. Dora has received Red Russia from BR (probably the book by John Reed).

The letter was removed from Arthur Koestler's Thieves in the Night (Russell's Library, no. 1812). Not microfilmed.

Harris's first name begins "Mor", and is possibly Moritz. Harris refers to previous correspondence with P. Russell.

He refers to Jews still being kept in concentration camps in Europe and being refused permission to leave for Palestine, "who resort to the use of arms as terrorists." He asks her to raise her voice against Britain's "oppressive and murderous policy" in Palestine.

The letter was removed from Arthur Koestler's Thieves in the Night (Russell's Library, no. 1812). Not microfilmed.

The writer's first name may be Moritz.

Harris had written to Patricia 3 days before (document .110775b, record 118326). Then the bombing of the King David Hotel took place (on July 22).

"I implore you as a just and fair person to bring the truth to the notice of whoever you can...."

Dates and notices for the beginning and end of the 1961 term at Moreton Hall.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letters of 14 and 21 January. Re extravagance in allowances.

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for his letter and writes regarding the children's allowances.

She knew Harriet Unwin before her marriage.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 2 February, replying to the question of allowances.

Letter regarding service of confirmation to be held at Moreton Hall 15 March 1961.

Holiday reading for Easter 1961, with handwritten notes specifying books that are at home or that the school provides.

Dorothy has her Spanish visa.

Edith writes, "As usual you have lifted a burden from our shoulders and dealt, we think gratefully, most kindly and wisely with the matters of which I wrote you. We both thank you very warmly."

Documents for parents' weekend at Moreton Hall, 2-3 June 1961.

There is a note in Edith's writing: "Away on Sunday, 4 June at 10 a.m. by car return to school on Wednesday, June 7, by train, arrive at Ruabon at 5.21 p.m. [please have them met at Ruabon as usual]".

Edith informs Lloyd-Williams that she and BR will be in court the following Tuesday "... on the charge of trying to make known the facts about nuclear war to the general public (it is, as you will know, not worded like that, but that is what it comes to). The maximum penalty is six months gaol. Our legal advisers tell us that we are very likely to get the full penalty, especially my husband since he is the President of the Committee of 100, and if not the full penalty a fairly long sentence."

Lloyd-Williams telephoned the Russells reassuringly just before they went to prison.

Lloyd-Williams writes regarding the girls.

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 20 September.

Lloyd-Williams thanks BR for his letter.

Report from Moreton Hall on Anne Russell for the autumn term, 1961.

Notice of a Christmas performance of the Messiah at Moreton Hall on 17 December 1961.

Re Dorothy Wrinch.

Dora thanks BR for the "Desire" articles.

She uses "nobul" again.

Note in Edith's handwriting about the 1962 terms, with birthdates.

Enclosed is one of BR's cards (saying only "Bertrand Russell"; evidently Dora had them printed) and a cutting from L'Humanité, with an article "Les Socialistes Indépendants Ont Declaré la Guerre au Gouvernement d'Ebert". Dora draws attention to German news.

Notices and dates for the 1962 term at Moreton Hall.

Dora refers to some letters being readied by Clarté.

Reading list for the Easter holidays.

On Lucy's wish to transfer to Dartington and take her "O" levels at an early age.

Edith invites Lloyd-Williams to BR's 90th birthday celebrations.

Regarding half-term leave to occur 8 to 12 June.

BR makes arrangements for the children to go to Plas Penrhyn for the half-term weekend.

Invitation to parents' weekend at Moreton Hall, 20-22 July 1962.

Lloyd-Williams thanks Edith for her letter and pays tribute to BR on his 90th birthday.

Lloyd-Williams writes "In confirmation of my telephone call to Lady Russell, I enclose the children's G.C.E. results (ordinary level) [not present]. 45 is the pass mark." [It seems that Lucy was gifted in mathematics.]

BR thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 25 August.

This handwritten note "given by B to A.S.L. 20/9/62" concerns rail fares.

Lloyd-Williams thanks Edith for her previous letter and refers to the Russells' part in resolving the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Lloyd-Williams acknowledges Edith's cheque for £45.

Notice regarding chickenpox at Moreton Hall.

Dates for the 1963 term at Moreton Hall.

Notice regarding two cases of German measles at Moreton Hall.

Documents for parents' weekend at Moreton Hall from 31 May to 1 June.

Notice regarding a Christmas service to be held at Moreton Hall, 8 December 1963 and a performance of Blood Wedding by Garcia Lorca on 16 December 1963.

Notices and clothing lists from Moreton Hall for the 1964 term.

Edith thanks Lloyd-Williams for her letter of 25 January.

Notice regarding a visit to the Soviet Union for the members of the sixth form during summer holidays.

Re the holiday in the Soviet Union.

Notice about the visit to the Soviet Union.

There is a handwritten note in the top left corner which reads, "Signed and returned 6/3/64 from Hasker St."

Notice regarding a case of the mumps that has developed at Moreton Hall.

Information for summer term, 1964 at Moreton Hall.

Documents for parents' weekend at Moreton Hall, 24-26 July 1964.

Important notes re the Sixth Form visit to Russia.