Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re "The Corsican Ordeal of Miss X".

Re Autobiography, vol. III.

She saw Paris newspapers' announcement of BR's "death" in China 28 years ago.

Enclosed postscript is typed on a receipt from Lomath Brothers, London.

Dated "Midsummer day, 1949".

"I have been dealing with Colette's mail since her breakdown at the beginning of this month...."

Xmas card consisting of photos of Malleson in 1920, 1930, and 1949.

This is a transcription of the last third of letter no. 1489f, record 18683, beginning "I am sorry about Rimbaud." Written at the foot is: "[B.R. in prison]". The transcription does not include the salutation to Ottoline.

Re the portrait by William Rothenstein.

Scott's letter is included in the body of Alys Russell's letter to Lucy Martin Donnelly, described at record 61360.

Written on an invitation to a luncheon being held in conjunction with a conference in Birmingham of the National Union of Women Workers.

In another hand: "(Very kind but who knows what A. really feels or means.)"

Not a letter but newsclips containing quotations from a letter John and Yoko say they sent to BR (no copy is extant in the Russell Archives). The newsclips are articles on Lennon's bed-in plans, taken from The Irish Times and the Daily Express, Manchester, 24 May 1969.

On the verso of Newman's letter to BR, described at record 61136.