BR thanks Rivera for his letter of 25 June 1957 (see record 2636) and sends him a pamphlet covering his views on the H bomb. He gives Rivera permission to reproduce it. Visit Specular, 2nd series, http://piso9.net.

Regarding the "Encyclopedia Africana".

BR thanks Mikhailusenko for the 21 July 1962 letter (see record 84843). BR expresses sympathy with Mikhailusenko's point of view, but disagrees with policies of the USSR government. BR sends a copy of a leaflet for the 9 September 1962 demonstration in London.

Skinner Auctioneers, Auction 2950B, Lot 141, skinnerinc.com

BR discusses an endowment for research he has received. 

Bradley on Murray's translation of Hippolytus by Euripides. 

Peter thanks Williams for helping them look for a house and mentions looking at the Stewart's, Miller, and some other houses.

Williams is sorry to hear about the difficulties the Russells have had. He relates some additional information about the potential price of renting the Miller house.

Williams sends an additional housing lead.

Piatt to Williams describing the popularity of Russell's courses at UCLA and his ongoing issues with the Labor Department.

Williams compliments BR on his History and offers his opinion on what Europe, especially Britain, needs right now.

A handwritten note at the top reads 'Not sent'.

Re the Russian Revolution and the meeting at Leeds. "I travelled to Leeds with Ramsay MacDonald, and he was soberly optimistic. It seemed as if the Russian revolutionaries were out to create a Utopia, not only in their own country, but everywhere. It was a happy moment, but, alas, a brief one."

The carbon is available at record 88454.
The dictation is available at record 7674.

Mackintosh thanks BR's private secretary for amendments to BR's biography. He sends (not present) the final form of the biography.

BR's D.O.R.A. permit book with his photograph, physical particulars, and signatures of two persons living in Birmingham: Harrison Barrow (tea merchant) and Joseph Edward Southall (artist). One page is devoted to refusing BR entry to the Newhaven Special Military Area with the exception that he may attend the district court martial of Private Allen. Signed: C.A. Hankey, Lieut.-Colonel, Garrison Commander.

C.A. Hankey, Lieut.-Colonel, Garrison Commander signed the "Pass". BR is to be escorted to the Fort in Newhaven in order to attend the court martial of Clifford Allen. The document was found in BR's Permit Book (131619).

Lieut. Cook signed the document on behalf of C.A. Hankey, Lieut.-Colonel, Garrison Commander. Cook encloses the "Special Pass" 131620). BR is to be escorted to the Fort in Newhaven in order to attend the court martial of Clifford Allen. The document was found in BR's Permit Book (131619).

Re the legal separation of BR and Patricia.

Note by Sheila Turcon: Letter of 23 Jan. 1950 from Patricia to BR was removed to Personal Correspondence; see record 112158.

Undated letter from Patricia to Tylor.

Missing but said to be enclosed is a letter from Wragge Morley to BR.

Re builder's bill for 41 Queen's Road.

A witness to the will is Sheila Zinkin, Secretary, 14 Princess Court, Queensway, London W.2.

The letter lists BR's investments and financial obligations.

BR has £12,153 owing in taxes.

The divorce decree is now absolute. The white on black photostat is dated 6 August 1952. Reason for divorce: desertion without cause for at least 3 years.

Re sharing royalties with Patricia for Power, History of Western Philosophy and Authority and the Individual.

Note by Sheila Turcon: Conrad's school reports filed with Eton School.

Important for history of 3 books with Patricia.

Re royalties being shared with Patricia.

Re John's finances and a cottage.

[File skips over document nos. 101172–101174.]

Re John and the May and June bills.

Re consols worth £55.16.1, "they were part of the marriage settlement of my first marriage, and became mine absolutely when that marriage was dissolved."

Re tax refund for Amberley (John Russell).

Re Conrad's passport.

Re Patricia's tax assessment.

Accounts for grandchildren's settlement.

Details are provided of BR's financial arrangements with Patricia.

Re expenses for Conrad.

Pamela Campbell became Pamela Leonard. The letter and enclosures are very worn, doubtless from being carried about. The letter from Conrad says he is "exceedingly grateful to Lord Russell for his assurance" of a university education. He wishes to become a "Don".

Re last tax payment for Patricia.

Re Conrad's maintenance during university.

Re school reports.

Document 101210 is not in file.

Trustees account statement for grandchildren.

Re Conrad's manual disability and typing.

Re Conrad.

"… the sum involved is not worth a fight."

Re Patricia's costs.

Conrad objects to the treatment of his writer's cramp.

Report on Conrad's German course.

English report for Conrad.

Conrad's essay upon leaving Eton.

The document nos. 101235–101238 are missing from the sequence.

It is assumed that the letter is to BR and that Patricia wrote it. It is attached to document .101239 at record 131668.

The document nos. skip 101241–101245.

Re passports for the grandchildren.

Re grandchildren's passports.

Re grandchildren's passports.

Re Conrad's expenses in France in lieu of a tutor.

The letter discusses many provisions in BR's draft will.

BR comments on his draft will. "When I die I wish to be cremated without ceremony." He provides addresses for the Russells' upcoming visits to Rome and Paris.

On paying the difference between Conrad's scholarship and his allowance.

The document nos. skip 101273–101275.

Re an operation on Conrad's nose.

Tylor encloses document 101291 at record 13686.

Re the good results of Conrad's nose operation. Conrad registered as a conscientious objector and has been granted a deferment of National Service.

The document nos. skip 101283–101289.

The document nos. skip 101291–101304.

Re expense of the operation on Conrad's nose, which was "foreseen and consented to by Lord Russell many years ago".

A report is enclosed from Patricia of Conrad's academic, sporting and social life at Oxford.

"… the many absurd points reported by Mssrs. Lewis & Lewis."

Athenians. Constance Malleson has requested the return of her letters between 1920 and 1950.

Re lease of the first-floor flat at 29 Millbank, SW1.

Malleson's address is Lavenham, Suffolk.

Re 29 Millbank, London.

Re 29 Millbank.

Re 29 Millbank.

Re 29 Millbank.

Re 29 Millbank.

The telegram is from the owner of the flat at 29 Millbank, approving electrical work for power (as opposed lighting).

Re 29 Millbank.

Re 29 Millbank.

Re the high fee for the notary.

Edith needed 17 affidavits regarding her nationality.

Edith queries the notary's expense.