The sender is writing on behalf of Eugénie Strong who is unwell at the time. Various information: enclosing of an article for PBSR, Strong's experience meeting contacts at the 'Cambridge Summer Meeting', finally that she was feeling better the next day (22nd December) when she went to 'The Palace'.

Dalton seems to be accepting Forsdyke's suggestion of retirement from the Committee.

Enclosing some notes on proofs for PBSR (now missing).

Correspondence with various recipients, most of which include BSR officers and FAHL's secretaries and members.

Note regarding images and illustrations, difficult to decipher.

Writing from Venice, the Gilchrist Scholar is hoping to recieve his stipend in Florence when he arrives - which he will depend on.

Brief note telling Forsdyke the accounts are ready for signiture following an audit.

The Gilchrist Scholar is writing from Florence regarding his missing stipend and the lack of communication about the issue.

Ashby is referring to the negatives of his photographs used in one of his publications and noting that some which were used for a publication have gone missing.

Very brief note to Forsdyke telling him not to worry about notes (a cheque will be fine).