Including copy of his birth certificate, a telegram, papers from Clare College, letter offering job at GEC Laboratories 1944.
Letter from Tyrrell Marris to the Archivist providing biographical details for James (Jim) Marris and his family with an explanation of the letters and a list.
Arrangement to meet at Salisbury. George and Stephanie visiting - he broadcasts amateur radio, she reads at express speed. Altercation between George and Stephanie and Miss Benn the housekeeper when the latter engaged in an 'overactive offensive against cockroaches in the kitchen' at night. Feelings about his daughter-in-law.
Broadcast by 'HMT'. Leavis in good form and working well, Death of Anna Gosse, Ronald Knox recovering from a major operation. Reviews of Sequences are superficial and inadequate.
The Queen's Medal for Poetry, cricketing exploits, Dennis Silk in fine form for Somerset, visit of Edmund Blunden, death of Ronald Knox. George Sassoon got a third in his examinations.
Owen Seaman, Oedipus the Wreck, or ''To trace the Knave'' (Cambridge, 1888) with illustrations by Lancelot Speed (admitted 1881) and J.D. Batten (of Trinity College).
'Paulopostrandials - Only some little stories after Hall' (Cambridge, 1883).
An album compiled by three students (Bill Bawtree, Jack Nelson and Tony Milward) who worked as volunteers during the Great Strike with notes on their activities, photographs and also notes on the founding of the Biscuit Club.
Re-used, probably by Henry Thirkill, Senior Tutor of Clare College, for agendas and notes on meetings of General Board of Studies (of Cambridge University), 1924.
Volume signed by College Fellows and their wives, presented to Sir Henry Thirkill on his retirement as Master in 1958. Includes a summary of Thirkill's career and two copies of the retirement dinner menu.