Scope and Contents An assortment of letters accounting for instances of both Eugénie and Ashby paying the salaries of staff (Miss Tardieu) or for binding books from their own pockets. One report: 'Receipts and Expendtiture Accounts' for 'The Executive Comittee' and 'The Faculty of Archaeology' for year ending June 23, 1923 by Messrs Deloitte, Plender, Griffiths & Co. One letter highglights Eugénie's activities in England in October 1923, revealing her proactive approach to...

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Letter to A. H. Smith expressing E. Bullough's desire to resign the Treasureship.

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Writing on behalf og the Modern Language Association, Bullough informs Forsdyke that the MLA have nominated Professor Thomas Okey and himself to serve on his Executive.

Scope and Contents The materials comprise approximately 450 individual sheets of correspondence arranged in alphabetical order by name of sender/recipient into a series of denoted sections (A-B, B-C, etc.) presented in chronological order (from most recent to oldest) from the years 1923 to 1924. The materials have a number of overarching thematic threads. First, there are the various documents and correspondences between Strong, the BSR administrators, Ashby, Miss Tardieu and the BSR students, concerning the...

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Brief word of thanks for Smith's gracious reply to Bullough's resignation.

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Outlining some problems and technicalities in recent Accounts, especially the Library Account.

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Discussion of the balance sheet from auditors, with specific figures pertaining to general turn-over, Library expenditure, Publications and the Oxford Scholarship. E. Bullough voices his displeasure regarding the system of book-keeping.

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Brief note regarding the payment of Miss Tardieu.