Poem is titled "Nullus Necropolis".

Newsclip is a brief review of nuclear joke poems (parodies of well-known poems), "Quake Quake, Quake" by Paul Dehn.

Reference for Bridget Griffiths, who worked as a cook at Plas Penrhyn for about seven months.

Written from London; on verso of reference.

Re David Williams who worked briefly at Plas Penrhyn assisting the gardener.

Re David Williams who worked briefly at Plas Penrhyn assisting the gardener.

Edith orders two filing cabinets for Plas Penrhyn; attached is an advertising brochure for Panoramic files.

Re domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn.

Re domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn:
Lilian Griffiths, children's nurse and housekeeper
Nell Morgan, cook
Ruby Griffiths, daily
Prue Roberts, daily
Lewis Jones, gardener.

Re domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn.

Re domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn; on verso of Madams' letter.

Re domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn and income tax.

Edith encloses BR's cheque for £1,191 for income tax due.

On the verso of Madams' letter.

Re her availability to return to work at Plas Penrhyn.

Attached is a note on her fractured bone.

Morgan was the cook at Plas Penrhyn starting in 1958.

The number of her last letter is document .311868.

Re payment of domestic staff at Plas Penrhyn; also enclosed was £4 for the Portmadoc Boys' Camp.

Re death of her husband who worked at Plas Penrhyn.

"As you know Lewis [Jones] spent a happy time at Plas Penrhyn doing the work he loved most. Your kindness and consideration made it a pleasure for him to work for you."

Phillips is leaving Plas Penrhyn; she has not been very happy there.

Edith is surprised that she would leave while she and BR are in London with no notice.

Edith orders 3 filing cabinets for Plas Penrhyn.

Attached is empty envelope for holding filing strips.

Written from London; Edith is not sure when they can return to Plas Penrhyn.

A representative of the Cheltenham Festival will be in touch re obtaining the Epstein bust for display.

She gives instructions for Anne Russell's birthday party.

Written from London. Edith is unsure when they can return to Plas Penrhyn—hopefully about September 10.

Re an estimate for constructing a partition and door at the end of the verandah at Plas Penrhyn.

The decision is against constructing a partition and door at the end of the verandah at Plas Penrhyn.

Edith is glad Ruby is going to continue at Plas Penrhyn.

Written from London.

"There is so much we have to do here and so many people to see."

Re installation of a frigidaire cabinet at Plas Penrhyn.

Re Nell Morgan having to go to hospital; Prytherch was her doctor.

Re Nell Morgan having to go to hospital.

"Dr. Prytherch rang Lord Russell on the telephone to tell him about it."

"As the work is piling up and difficult for Mrs. Griffiths and Mrs. Edwards even with Mrs. Thomas's occasional help, to manage during the morning hours, we must try to get someone as soon as possible."

"We like, as you know, to be able to have visitors here even when the children are at home, and, as you know only too well, they are apt to arrive late and to change their plans several times at the last minute. We also should like to have someone here to answer the telephone on fine afternoons when we wish to go out ourselves."

Re Nell Morgan having to go to hospital.

Re antique silver.

Edith orders a silver cheese scoop and a berry spoon.

Invoice is for a silver cheese scoop and a berry spoon.

Pamphlet is titled Becoming a Christian.

Poem is untitled but dedicated to BR.

BR returns a newsclip of an article on BR by Hans Kudsus and a poem by St. Paul.

Newsclips concern world government.

Re pinoleum blinds for the Plas Penrhyn greenhouse.

Sample of pinoleum blinds for the Plas Penrhyn greenhouse.

Receipt for arrears of National Insurance contributions.

Lloyd is leaving employment at Plas Penrhyn.

Edith acknowledges Humphreys leaving Plas Penrhyn.

Humphreys is leaving employment at Plas Penrhyn, the job being "too monotonous".

Re a new Plas Penrhyn employee, Doreen Jones.

Thomas wants to work part-time at Plas Penrhyn; Edith Russell has written "No" at top of letter.

The gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

The gardener at Plas Penrhyn.

Thomas is unable to work at Plas Penrhyn any longer.

Re obtaining a council house for Mrs. Thomas Mullock.

Re home insurance policy for Plas Penrhyn.

They are no longer able to supply peat fuel.

Estimate to repair water damage at Plas Penrhyn.

Harris is leaving Plas Penrhyn because of a disagreement with Mrs. Edwards.

On the verso of Williams' letter.

Re payment of rent for Plas Penrhyn.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn; on the verso of Murrells' letter.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn.

Re plants for Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of rent for Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of rent for Plas Penrhyn.

Re payment of rent for Plas Penrhyn.

Ts. is titled "Education".

Ts. is titled "Une Conspiration contre les Juifs Exist-t-elle en URSS?"

Re: anti-Semitism in the USSR.

Re proposed alterations to Plas Penrhyn.

On the verso of Strutz's letter.

"I do not for a moment claim that I have 'swept two thousand five [hundred] years of metaphysics into the discard'. The most I should claim is that something of this sort has occurred in logic, but that I have been only one of many contributors in this work. I have the highest respect for many philosophers of past times."

Re proposed alterations to Plas Penrhyn; estimate is £476.