Not a letter but a notice for the 1972 Dacorum Lecture by Michael Burn, titled "A Talk in Celebration of the Bertrand Russell Centenary: 'Living to the Full'". The notice reprints the prologue to the Autobiography of BR, and contains a list of titles published by BR.

Letterhead: Waverley-Temperance Hotel, Pontypool.

Dated "Tuesday in the train" only.

BR's London telephone: ask for "Miss Lavinia Potts".

BR has just returned from Marseilles after Frank Russell's death. Dated "Monday" only.

Dated "Tuesday" only; postmark illegible.

An invitation to BR's wedding to Patricia Russell.

Letterhead: "Union-Castle Line S.S. Dunluce Castle".

Two photocopies and a photocopy of a typed copy.

On Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Williams (called "Billings") and Andrew Green in Santayana's book. There is nothing to "vex" BR in it.

Two photocopies.

BR provides the names of Frank Russell's firms of solicitors.

BR cannot come to "the dinner". He did not know John Dewey was in England and invites him to visit Beacon Hill School.

"Mr Bertrand Russell has now been released from prison...."

Not a letter but a printed request sent to Keynes for subscriptions to a BR fund to enable him to pursue "philosophic work". The document is not addressed to John Maynard Keynes but is from his papers at King's College.

Another copy of this document is in Recent Acq. 1,085.

Also in that file is a letter from M.A. Halls, Modern Archivist, to S. Turcon describing the document.

Two photocopies.

BR declines an invitation to Madrid for a League of Nations "conversation" on "Whither Civilization".

Two photocopies.

Two photocopies.

Mary Murray encloses BR's letter to her of 15 April 1933 declining the invitation to Madrid.

Not a letter but a printed form reply from BR declining because he is abroad the invitation of the International Institute for Intellectual Cooperation to attend a meeting in Zurich.

Two photocopies.

Re the Kalinga Prize.

Ts. contains biographical data about BR.

Enclosed ts., titled "Bertrand Russell—Kalinga Prize Winner 1957" is a press release with biographical data on BR announcing his receipt of the prize.

Enclosed ts. is titled "Address of Acceptance of the Kalinga Prize by Bertrand Russell".

Not a letter but a typescript of the programme for the presentation of the Kalinga Prize in Paris. BR is listed as the last speaker.

Re disposition of the microfilm of BR's Autobiography after his death.

Re disposition of the microfilm of BR's Autobiography after his death.

Re disposition of the microfilm of BR's Autobiography after his death.

An "official letter" entrusting Cameron with safekeeping a microfilm copy of BR's Autobiography and disposal of same after his death.

Letter and newsclip from the Vancouver World, 11 Feb. 1918, concern BR's imprisonment. The recipient was Chief Press Censor for Canada.