includes letters from:
William Hopkyn Rees, Wrexham [Wales]
Arthur Johnson, Leicester - accepts appointment as LMS Home Secretary
James Newell, Manchester and Blackburn - bringing Samoan friend Sa-anga to London for meetings
Morris Thomas, Vizagapatam [India] - enclosing letter from T P Joseph, hospital assistant, Berhampore Jail
Leonards & Slater Pilditch (a firm), London - amendmennt to powers in LMS constitution to authorise holding bearer bonds
James Taylor, South Osset (Yorkshire) - resignation because of wife's health
Gard, Hall and Rook (solicitors) - see Charles Tyler, surviving executor of Sir James Tyler's will [bequest to LMS only so long as they maintain Tyler family vault] and receive vault keys from him
Fred Bumby (Congregational institute), Nottingham - not set up to train lay misisonaries for overseas
R H Codrington, Bath [Somerset] - possible paper on Chiefs' language in Samoa
Mrs Chalmers [née Sarah Eliza Harrison], Retford [Nottinghamshire] and Garforth (near Leeds, Yorkshire) - news of Tamate [James Chalmers] not good
James Simpson (West Lancashire auxiliary), Liverpool - organising missionary exhibition, requests missionary speakers
Wickham Tozer, Ipswich - LMS home secretary should not be deputation secretary
R Caldwell (secretary, industrial mission), London - plans for Zambesi mission; printed despatch from Joseph Booth enclosed
Edward Jones (deputation secretary), London - his resignatio
Francis Lawes, Catford [London] - re deputation work and translating