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Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

JOURNALISM AND POLITICS Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932 from the John Rylands University Library of Manchester

Part 1: C P Scott's General Correspondence, c1870-1934, and Political Diaries, 1911-1928

Contents listing

Publisher's Note

Technical Note

Contents of Reels

Detailed Listing of Correspondents

C P Scott A Chronology Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

PUBLISHER'S NOTE

Series One of this microfilm project makes available the papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932, from the John Rylands University Library of Manchester. Part 1 features his political diary, 1911-1928 and general correspondence files for the period 1870- 1932.

C P Scott remains as one of the giants of the world journalism. When he died in 1932, after 58 years as Editor of the Manchester Guardian, tributes, like those below poured in from around the world.

"For more than half a century a leading figure - perhaps the Leader - in the journalism of the world." Christian Science Monitor , 4 January 1932

"He was the noblest figure in modern journalism. His was always a most potent appeal to the conscience of the world." , British Prime Minister, 1916-1922

Gandhi, Cosgrove and Sokolnikov recorded official tributes on behalf of the Indian, Irish and Russian peoples who acknowledged Scott's importance in their struggles for independence. For Scott had sought out the truth behind the conflict and propaganda which as otherwise all pervasive. He lifted from being one of many national papers in Britain to being a major moral force in world politics.

From Scott's earliest days as Editor, when he promoted Gladstone's Home Rule Bill, he turned The Guardian into a forthright, campaigning paper. He gathered news himself from his many friends and contacts who included Gladstone, Lloyd George, John Dillon, the Fawcetts and Pankhursts, Kerensky, , , Jan Smuts and Rabindranath Tagore. He encouraged his reporters to probe the official accounts of the news and to write with candour.

Despite his rise to fame and the fact that he had meticulously recorded his many meetings as well as carrying out a correspondence with statesmen worldwide, C P Scott left no memoirs and never wrote a book of reminiscences.

His complete general correspondence is now published for the first time - nearly 4,000 letters in total. The list of correspondents reads like a who's who of late nineteenth and early twentieth century politics. It includes:

The Earl of Aberdeen, Herbert Asquith, Lady Astor, A J Balfour, Baron Beaverbrook, H N Brailsford, George Cadbury, Sir Roger Casement, , William Cosgrave, Charles Dilke, John Dillon, Sir Robert Ensor, Millicent Fawcett, J L Garvin, Margaret Gaskell, Herbert and W E Gladstone, Viscount Haldane, James Keir Hardie, Leonard Hobhouse, J A Hobson, H M Hyndmann, , W Labouchere, Wilfrid Laurier, David Lloyd-George, James Ramsay MacDonald, Alfred Marshall, John Masefield, E D Morel, Henry Wood Nevinson, Florence Nightingale, William O'Brien, Christabel, Emmeline and Sylvia Pankhurst, V N Polovtsev, , George W E Russell, Sir Michael Sadler, Anatole Sax, , Kay Shuttleworth, Jan Smuts, W T Stead, Rabindranath Tagore, John Edward Taylor, Arnold Toynbee, Sidney Webb, Chaim Weizmann and .

The substance and the quality of the correspondence will strike anyone who works with the archive. For instance, exchanges with John Dillon discuss the inherent dangers of armed . Correspondence with Polovtsev, Smuts, Tagore and Weizmann discuss worldwide struggles for . Extensive correspondence with both David Lloyd George and James Ramsay MacDonald discuss the politicians' constant battle to avoid sacrificing principles for the sake of political power. The rise of the Labour Party is charted, as is the demise of the Liberal Party. In a letter dated 4 December 1922 to , Scott bemoans: "I am greatly concerned for the future of the Liberal Party which stands in imminent danger of extinction as a Parliamentary force. I don't think you, or any Conservative statesman, can wish that to happen".

Women's Suffrage is a most vexed issue. In a letter of 22 August 1910, Mrs Pankhurst asked Scott to use his influence to clarify misrepresentations of the Conciliation Bill: "Mr Lloyd George's speech was made important by the wide publicity given to it in the Press. It contained a very grave misrepresentation of the scope of the Conciliation Bill which it was most important to have corrected. As you know it is exceedingly difficult for Suffragists to get their contradictions and corrections of such errors and misrepresentations published in the daily papers, but we have come to look upon the Manchester Guardian as less unfair in this respect than other newspapers".

Equally, on 21 November 1911, the , Reginald McKenna confided to Scott: "There is a difficulty in the way of arresting the demonstrators and then discharging them as they have to come before the Magistrates who, in our experience, dislike this procedure. I quite agree that the arrests should be made quickly and the demonstrators denied, as far as possible, the opportunity of 'martyrdom'".

It is interesting that both parties in many disputes should confide in Scott and canvass him for support.

Particular issues which are well documented include:

- The Russian Revolution - Political and Military Struggles in - The Great War, 1914-1915 - Irish Independence - Women's Suffrage - - The rise of the Labour Party and the Decline of the Liberals - Movements for Colonial Freedom

These issues are also treated at length in his contemporary notes of meetings with the leading figures. There are lengthy notes of his discussions with Sir John Simon and Lloyd George when the First World War broke out, for instance, as well as inside stories concerning the South African Settlement, the Indian Independence movement, and the Czarina, Rasputin and the Bolsheviks.

These appear in C P Scott's political diaries, 1911-1928, which are published in full for the first time.

Trevor Wilson's edited version of The Political Diaries of C P Scott (Collins, , 1970) has already provided a foretaste of the richness of this source. As he says, "the value of a journal like this lies less in its startling revelations than in the cumulative effect of dozens of tiny incidents which it records." Only the complete publication of the diaries enables this full cumulative impact to strike home. In fact, it often seems as though Scott had more one-to-one meetings with Lloyd George, Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

for instance, than many Cabinet Ministers. These events are captured with a journalistic eye for detail and bring to life many great historical events.

He met frequently with John Dillon in 1914 to discuss Irish Nationalism. On February 7, 1914 the entry reads, "Lunched with Dillon at Bath Club and had two hours with him - he argued strongly and persistently against any statement by the PM at this stage of the particular concessions he was prepared to offer to Ulster - To do so, he said, would be to create an impossible parliamentary position.". A little later on April 26 he met with Dillon again: "Dillon called on me at my house, having been at meeting in Manchester previous evening. We spoke of landing arms and other illegalities in Ulster on previous day. I said we had perhaps made mistake in not checking volunteer movement sooner. He dissented, and strongly deprecated any action even now which might lead to actual conflict between army and volunteers - fearing effect on future of Ireland."

On the outbreak of the First World War, C P Scott was summoned to see Sir John Simon and Lloyd George. He recorded the following remarkable testimony: "Up to last Sunday only two members of the Cabinet had been in favour of our intervention in the War, but the violation of Belgian territory had completely altered the situation - He had gone so far, however, as to urge that if Germany would consent to limit her occupation of Belgian territory to the extreme southerly point of Belgium - the sort of nose of land running out by Luxembourg - he would resign rather than make this a causus belli - Presumably therefore some such offer was made to Germany and declined - Apart from that it would have been impossible to draw us into war now.".

Similar frank testimonies concern Lord Fisher on Jutland, vivid accounts from Arthur Henderson about the Bolsheviks, Primrose on Palestine, Jan Smuts on the in South Africa (".we had fought persistently for a better settlement and failed.") and the Webbs on the repeal of the Trades Union Act.

A further interesting extract of 6 February 1914, documents McKenna's views on the Navy Estimates: "Saw McKenna, primarily about the Press Competitions Bill. Then he opened up on subject of the Naval Estimates taking it up at the point where we had left it on the Sunday week previous at Walton Heath - Reminded me that he had at last been actually rude to Lloyd George, on the subject of his ridiculously inadequate proposal to be satisfied with the promise - and not even the promise, but the hope - of reductions in 1915-16, without any serious attempt to secure reduction in 1914-15, and how, thus goaded, Lloyd George had proposed a meeting next day at the Treasury of the party of economy in the Cabinet - the meeting was held, but instead of any improvement in Lloyd George's attitude, it was as bad as ever, or worse - so much so that after the meeting was over McKenna wrote and told him that he could not undertake to follow his lead in the Cabinet."

A final example is the following record of his meeting with Lloyd George on 17 October 1915 to discuss the war situation and the question of conscription: "He was doubting whether to bring matters to a crisis at the Cabinet next day. Said conditions in Russia were far worse than supposed. had received a telegram to say that total losses of Russian Armies were 6 million (2 million prisoners) and they had left only 700,000 fighting men.He asked me what I, C P Scott, would do if I were Lloyd George - I replied that the question wasn't an easy one, but that I believed the voluntary system if pressed to its furthest point would give nearly as good a return of men as compulsion and that the difference which might remain would not be worth splitting the nation for - in any case I thought the nation was totally unprepared for a break up of the Government on the issue of compulsion and for a possible general election as a consequence."

As well as being a major source for the events of the period these papers also illuminate the tensions that lie between journalism and politics. Even if a paper pursues truth its choice of issues and the weight it gives them is important. The power of the press is in the form of patronage that an Editor and Proprietor can bestow. What is given in return?

Scott's notes in the typescript diaries and some items of correspondence show that subtle and less subtle pressures were applied to release and suppress the news.

Students of Journalism and all those studying modern history will find a wealth of untapped material to consider. The role of The Guardian in changing and attitudes can be contrasted with the role of key political events and allegiances in making The Guardian.

This hard-copy guide accompanies Part 1 of this microform project. It gives a breakdown of the contents of reels and a detailed list of correspondents.

Further helpful information is available on Reel 1 of the film. This provides three separate hand-lists. The first of these covers the general scope of The Guardian archives (the section microfilmed in Part 1 is only a small portion of this, covering all of the general correspondence files and the typescript diaries of C P Scott); the second hand list is an index of correspondents and relates to the detailed list in this guide; the third hand list covers "Series A" of The Guardian Staff Files and this is included purely for cross-reference purposes.

Two other useful sources to refer to are J L Hammond's biography, C P Scott of the Manchester Guardian (G Bell & Sons, London, 1934) David Ayerst's Guardian: Biography of a Newspaper Collins, London, 1971).

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TECHNICAL NOTE

Our microfilm publications have been prepared and produced in accordance with recommended and established guidelines for the production of microform of superior quality. These conform to the recommendations of the standard guides to good microforming and micropublishing practice.

Attention should be drawn to the nature of the original material. The typescript political diaries are stapled together in small sections. These staples have been removed to facilitate filming.

Many folders contain correspondence. Item numbers are marked on individual letters in pencil. A few letters are in rather fragile condition, a few are faintly legible or have been written on both horizontally and vertically with text merging in a cross-hatch pattern. A few manuscript documents consist of faintly legible correspondence and records written with a variety of inks, pens or pencils and on paper which has become severely discoloured or stained, or which is so thin that there is show through that renders the original document to read. A few items consist of photocopies of documents.

These original characteristics present difficulties of image and contrast which stringent tests and camera alterations cannot entirely overcome. Every effort has been made to minimise these difficulties. The outside covers of all files, folders and volumes have been filmed. Where the item number is difficult to read this has been filmed again on a sheet of plain white paper.

The most responsible care has been exercised in the filming of this unique collections and this microfilm publication meets the standards established by the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

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CONTENTS OF REELS

REEL 1 Hand lists: (i) Guardian Archives, part 1 (ii) C P Scott Correspondence (iii) Guardian Staff Files, series A

The first hand list covers the general scope of the Guardian Archives. The section covered by Part 1 of this microfilm project is but a small portion of this, covering all of the general correspondence files and the typescript diaries of Scott. The second hand list draws upon the Card Catalogue and is most relevant to Part 1 of this microfilm project, being a detailed list of correspondents included in the sections of General Correspondence. The third hand list covers a totally different group of letters: "Series A" of the Staff Files. These will be covered at a future point in time. Their hand list is included here to allow researchers to make cross-references and comparisons.

C P Scott's Political Diaries: Typescript Notes, 1911-11 May 1917 (133)

REEL 2 C P Scott's Political Diaries: Typescript Notes, 15 May 1917-1928 (134) General Correspondence, 1870-1884 (118/1-118/47)

REEL 3 General Correspondence, 1885-1889 (118/48-118/134) General Correspondence, 1890-1891 (119/1-119/114)

REEL 4 General Correspondence, 1892-1893 (119/115-119/177) General Correspondence, 1894-1895 (120/1-120/151)

REEL 5 General Correspondence, 1896-1898 (121/1-121/141)

REEL 6 General Correspondence, 1899-1900 (122/1-123/110)

REEL 7 General Correspondence, 1901-1903 (124/1-124/172) General Correspondence, 1904 (125/1-125/141)

REEL 8 General Correspondence, 1905 (126/1-126/166)

REEL 9 General Correspondence, 1906-1908 (127/1-128/58)

REEL 10 General Correspondence, 1909-1910 (128/59-128/228)

REEL 11 C P Scott's Correspondence with J E Taylor, 1871-1891 (129/1-129/226)

REEL 12 C P Scott's Correspondence with J E Taylor, 1892-1895 (129/227-129/303) C P Scott's Correspondence with J E Taylor, 1896-1898 (130/1-130/80)

REEL 13 C P Scott's Correspondence with J E Taylor, 1899-1905 (130/81-130/285)

REEL 14 C P Scott's Correspondence with G B Dibblee, 1891-1905 (131/1-131/91) C P Scott's Correspondence with L T Hobhouse, 1896-1903 (132/1-132/133)

REEL 15 C P Scott's Correspondence with L T Hobhouse, 1904-1928 (132/134-132/325)

REEL 16 C P Scott's Miscellaneous Correspondence, c1880-1926 (135/1-135/232)

REEL 17 C P Scott's Retirement, 1929 (135/233-135/591)

REEL 18 General Correspondence, 1911-1912 (332/1-332/192)

REEL 19 General Correspondence, 1913-1914 (333/1-333/172)

REEL 20 General Correspondence, 1915-1917 (334/1-334/208)

REEL 21 General Correspondence, 1918-1921 (335/1-335/193) General Correspondence, 1922 (336/1-336/57)

REEL 22 Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

General Correspondence, 1923-1928 (336/58-336/221) General Correspondence, 1929-1934 (336/222-336/225)

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DETAILED LISTING OF CORRESPONDENTS (Figures in parenthesis indicate quantity of letters present in the collection)

Correspondence to C P Scott from (in alphabetical order):

H N Abbot: 21.8.1873-3.7.1929 - (4) Willis J Abbot: 16.7.1929 - (1) T C Abbott: 12.6.1894 - (1) Lascelles Abercrombie: 5.9.?1915 - (1) Isabel Maria Campbell, Lady Aberdeen: 20.4.1905-12.4.1912 - (4) John Campbell Gordon, 7th Earl of Aberdeen: 18.10.1887-3.5.1921 - (7) Janet Achurch: 7.5.1903 - (1) Thomas R Ackroyd: 4.7.1929 - (1) Arthur H D Acland: 29.7.1890-1.5.1921 - (7) H M Acton: 12.10.1884-24.1.1901 - (2) C E Adam: 4.4.1895-29.4.1895 - (3) J H Adams: 8.1.1927 - (1) D Adamson: 9.10.1883 - (1) A Adderley: 15.7.1895 - (1) W Adeney: 16.6.1905-6.10.1907 - (2) Saul Adler: ?.?7.?1929 - (1) William Agnew: 27.3.1889-12.7.1893 - (2) Charles Aitken: 5.1.1901 - (1) Horace Aldrich and others: 29.11.1904 - (1) Samuel Alexander: 22.2.1903-7.7.1929 - (6) Arthur Acland Allen: 22.5.1891 - (1) Blanche Allen: 4.7.1929 - (1) Charles P Allen: 9.10.1891-29.11.1905 - (5) J E T Allen: 9.12.1898-27.10.1916 - (3) Peter Allen: 25.8.1874-28.7.1890 - (3) P S Allen: 14.2.1927-18.12.1929 - (3) Russell Allen: 5.7.1906-22.10.1926 - (8) L S Amery: ?.1.1898-11.2.1898 - (4) Henry B Amos: 4.7.1929 - (1) William Hartley Amos: 7.3.1896-9.3.1899 - (2) E G Anderson: 12.5.1896 - (1) Hermann T Andresen: 9.5.1883 - (1) W H Andrew: 12.12.1918 - (1) Norman Angell and others: ?.8/1914-?.9.1914 - (2) William Archer: 7.5.1903 - (1) Armenian Readers: 4.5.1921 - (1) B Armitage: 1.7.1893-23.12.1893 - (2) Samuel Armitage: 26.9.1893 - (1) W Armitage: 16.6.1886 - (1) George G Armstrong: ?.1.1908-22.12.1908 - (2) H P Armstrong: 27.10.1916 - (1) T Armstrong: 28.6.1883-9.3.1888 - (3) Arthur Arnold: 30.11.1885-20.11.1890 - (2) Ethel M Arnold: 1.3.1906 - (1) F S Arnold: 27.10.1916 - (1) Henrietta M L Arnold: 3.12.1898-27.10.1916 - (4) William Thomas Arnold: 19.4.1886-8.10.1900 - (11) Sir George Arthur: ?.?.1910-18.6.1923 - (3) L M Ashton: 10.9.1910 - (1) Margaret Ashton: 23.1.1914-1.7.1929 - (3) Thomas Gair Ashton, 1st Baron of Hyde: 6.12.1880-2.7.1929 - (5) J W Ashworth?: 30.7.1894 - (1) Joseph Ashworth: 11.11.1909 - (1) Herbert Henry Asquith: 9.12.1912-9.3.1919 - (2) Margot Asquith: 21.11.1922 - (1) Lady Nancy Astor: 3.11.1926 - (1) J B Atkins: 12.5.1899-3.7.1929 - (13) J C Atkins: 5.3.1904 - (1) J Bernard Atkinson: 6.2.1904 - (1) Frederick S Attenborough: 4.1.1906-1.7.1929 - (6) William Edward Armitage Axon: 16.5.1888-29.7.1904 - (4)

John Baddely: 6.9.1904 - (1) Sir Robert Baden-Powell: 25.5.1914-10.7.1929 - (2) W Bailey: 17.11.1891-5.1.1892 - (6) Joseph Bain: 20.4.1894 - (1) : 20.10.1926 - (1) 1st Earl Arthur James Balfour: 20.12.1886 - (1) G S Ball: 11.2.1912 - (1) Roland Ball: 8.3.1930 - (1) S Ball: 19.5.1912 - (1) William Ball: 29.7.1895 - (1) W A Balmforth: 1.7.1929-24.7.1929 - (2) Louis Albert Banks: 12.8.1929 - (1) P P Banks: 23.7.1929 - (1) Robert F Banks: 2.2.1909-28.2.1909 - (2) John Barber: 6.9.1906 - (1) Sir Thomas Barclay: 14.10.1885-23.7.1929 - (2) Granville H Barker: 9.6.?1917 - 9.5.1921 - (3) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Frederick Barley: ?.?.11.1904 - (1) C A M Barlow?: 27.4.1921 - (1) A C T Barnes: 20.6.1924 - (1) W Emery Barnes: 11.7.1929 - (1) S A Barnett: 7.10.1903 - (1) William Barratt: 15.1.1896: - (1) Sir James M Barrie: 19.4.1921-7.7.1929 - (2) T Barth: 26.9.1908 - (1) William Barton: 27.10.1916 - (1) J L Bashford: 2.11.1902-8.6.1904 - (4) Lady Lilias Margaret Frances Bathurst: 14.5.1910 - (1) 1st Baron William Maxwell Aitken Beaverbrook: ?.2.1918-26.2.1918 - (2) Lord Beauchamp: 1.7.1929 - (1) Max Beerbohm: ?.1.1922 - (1) Gustav Behrens: 27.5.1894-2.7.1924 - (2) Leonard F Behrens: 1.7.1929 - (1) J A Beith: 23.2.1889-25.6.1895 - (9) S W Belderson: 3.7.1929 - (1) Robert Bell: 30.7.1929 - (1) William Bell: 28.6.1888 - (1) Hilaire Belloc: 21.11.1904 - (1) Arnold Bennett: 21.10.1912-9.1.1919 - (4) Ernest N Bennett: 4.12.1898-1.9.1900 - (5) Lord Henry Bentinck: 30.8.?1920-26.4.1921 - (2) Charles Beresford: 13.3.1915 - (2) George Beresford: 1.7.1886 - (1) Edward Berwick: 4.7.1929 - (1) Walter Besant: 23.1.1888 - (1) Walter Biggs: 28.5.1905-30.5.1905 - (2) Bimetallic League: 5.7.1895 - (1) Laurence Binyon: 9.7.1918 - (1) William Birch: 23.11.1888 - (1) William Birkbeck: 28.10.1916 - (1) : 28.10.1901-12.12.1911 - (2) J W Blackstock: 10.4.1890 - (1) Caroline H Blake: 5.7.1929 - (1) : 1.7.1894 - (1) W Blease: 22.11.1916 - (1) Bruce Bliven: 16.8.1929 - (1) Wilfred S Blunt: 11.5.1906-25.9.1908 - (5) ?F Bock?: 14.12.1884 - (1) Hugh C Boll: 1.8.1929 - (1) Andrew Bonar Law: 4.1.1916-4.10.1917 - (2) F Bonavia: 29.5.1907 - (1) James Bone: 28.6.1905-21.11.1933 - (14) Muirhead Bone: 21.5.1916 - (1) Eva Gore Booth: 8.5.1918 - (1) Edward Boreland and F W Hall: 3.7.1895 - (1) Emma G Boutmy: 15.2.1894-30.5.1894 - (2) E E Bowen: 29.4.1899-11.5.1899 - (2) J W Bowers?: 14.9.1891 - (1) F B Boyce: 6.7.1929 - (1) A E Boycott: 29.10.1916-2.7.1929 - (2) A H Boyd: 12.4.?1904 - (1) C Boyd: 21.10.1904 - (1) Thomas Boydell: 5.7.1899-27.3.1901 - (3) Derwent Bradford: 27.10.1916 - (1) Jane Bradley: 16.7.1929 - (1) Meta Bradley: 28.10.1916 - (1) Henry Noel Brailsford: 24.1.1898-13.8.?1913 - (24) Bertha Brewster: 27.10.1916 - (1) J H Bridges: 11.10.1900 - (1) Robert Bridges: 22.8.1916-23.5.1921 - (7) ? Bright: 11.9.1899 - (1) Edith S Bright: 31.12.1918 - (1) Jacob Bright: 17.6.1886-9.10.1891 - (2) John A Bright: 3.12.1885-10.10.1900 - (4) Ursula M Bright: 24.3.1898-10.10.1900 - (4) Sir Harry Brittain: 9.7.1929 - (1) E J Broadfield: 25.4.1891-29.8.1904 - (2) M A Broadhurst: 23.3.1910 - (1) St John Brodrick: 21.3.1899-14.2.1902 - (2) E Bromiley: 12.7.1895 - (1) A Amy Brooke: 3.7.1929 - (1) C S Brooke: 13.10.1904-26.5.1905 - (2) James Brookes: 9.12.?1870 - (1) Alexander L Brown: 5.7.1929 - (1) D J Brown: 8.11.1889 - (1) Ford Madox Brown: 27.5.1884-11.10.1890 - (4) George Brown: 22.11.1898-24.4.1905 - (2) : 1.7.1929 - (1) Edward Granville Browne: 2.4.1915-13.4.1917 - (3) Oscar Browning: 8.9.1916 - (1) Charles Brumm: 26.10.1916-2.7.1929 - (2) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

John T Brunner:?: 8.11.1892-5.10.1903 - (2) Sir Lauder Brunton: ?.9.1904 - (1) F A Brutou: 16.11.1926 - (1) Lady E Marion Bryce: 26.3.1922-4.7.1929 - (2) 1st Viscount Stanley Owen Buckmaster: 20.12.1917-15.11.1918 - (3) E Burgess: 25.6.1929 - (1) Fred Burn: 12.7.1921-15.7.1929 - (2) : 21.6.1900 - (1) Miles F Burrows: 16.3.1903-12.10.1903 - (2) E J Burton: 16.1.1892-6.?8.1896 - (2) Joshua Bury: 15.7.1929 - (1) S Butler: 28.3.1872 - (1) Fred Butterfield: 18.3.1895 - (1) Walter Butterworth: 13.6.1905-9.9.1913 - (3) Charles Roden Buxton: 22.6.1915-1.7.1915 - (2) J H Buxton: 17.4.1884-8.10.1897 - (4) J H Buxton jnr: 27.9.1890-29.5.1891 - (9)

George Cadbury: 20.12.1901-18.2.1902 - (8) Henry T Cadbury and George G Armstrong: ?.1.1908 - (1) J Caillaux: 17.5.1923 - (1) W Ralph Hall Caine: 7.11.1916-19.11.1916 - (2) J W S Callie: 31.8.1899 - (1) Lewis Campbell: 4.2.1891 - (1) R J Campbell: 14.5.1921 - (1) Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman: 26.12.1901-29.11.?1920 - (2) William Canning: 30.9.1891 - (1) J M Capes: 30.3.1884 - (1) Sir : ?.?4.1916-10.11.1917 - (2) G Wallace Carter and others: 29.11.1904 - (1) W Horsfall Carter: 9.7.1929 - (1) Albert Cartwright: 26.12.1899-9.1.1900 - (2) Thomas Case: 29.6.1921-23.1.1924 - (2) Sir Roger Casement: 27.7.1912-9.11.1912 - (2) John Cassidy: 11.7.1907 - (1) Catholic Registration Association: 21.12.1893 - (1) Hugh Cecil: 4.7.1905 - (1) R Cecil: 16.11.1920-18.4.1922 - (4) Arthur Chamberlain: 16.9.1903-21.7.1912 - (2) 1st Baron Francis Alliston Channing: 10.10.1891-3.5.1921 - (11) F C Channing: 14.2.1899-3.5.1921 - (4) Sir S Chapman: 9.5.1921 - (1) Chatto and Windus: 2.7.1929 - (1) Francis James Chavasse: 21.11.1916-2.4.1920 - (2) Greville J Chester: 12.5.1888 - (1) Hugh Chisolm: 20.1.1923-5.2.1923 - (3) B Christian: 21.8.1903 - (1) Charles J S Churchhill: 26.1.1872 - (1) Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill: 29.3.1905-26.10.1926 - (18) Walter McLennan Citrine: 29.7.1926 - (1) G B Clark: 30.9.1899 - (1) Hilda Clark: 11.7.1929 - (1) Sir Basil Clark: 21.4.1907-24.4.1923 - (2) William Clarke: 28.1.1899-22.12.1899 - (3) W R C Clarke: 23.1.1910 - (1) P N Clayden: 29.9.1899-10.2.1900 - (2) Joseph Clayton:: 5.6.1905 - (1) Charles Clifford: 6.6.1906 - (1) John Clifford: 12.9.1899-13.1.1920 - (3) J R Clynes: 7.4.1922-7.4.1930 - (2) Elizabeth Cobb: 8.2.1916 - (1) Cohen: 19.7.1929 - (1) Francis E Colenso: 12.4.1908 - (1) H E Colenso: 22.2.1908 - (1) T A Collier: 17.9.1929 - (1) E Treacher Collins: 26.11.1913-11.12.1913 - (2) Sidney Colvin: 8.8.1912-21.4.1920 - (2) S Compston: 23.5.1890-5.10.1903 - (5) Thomas Connor: 23.1.1919 - (1) C A V Conybeare: 17.3.1900 - (1) E T Cook: 26.5.1899 - (1) G A Cook: 15.6.1895 - (1) J B M Coore?: 3.11.1892 - (1) E Corbett and Sons: 17.8.1876 - (1) Marie Corelli: 3.7.1903 - (1) S Cornall: 2.5.1921 - (1) Herbert Cornish: 9.5.1910-25.5.1910 - (4) William Thomas Cosgrave?: 15.7.1929 - (1) H E A Cotton: 4.5.1921 - (1) Council of Christian Congregations: 20.8.1929 - (1) J Couper: 31.5.1898-8.1.1906 - (10) J Couren?: 14.2.1916 - (1) Lady Kate Courtney: 20.9.1899-20.5.1918 - (7) 1st Baron Leonard Henry Courtney: 23.6.1888-8.5.1918 - (14) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

E A Coventry: 14.10.1903 - (1) Thomas Alfred Coward: 10.1.1904-12.1.1904 - (2) Joseph Cowen: 30.10.1916 - (1) James Coyle: 19.7.1895 - (1) E S Craig: 26.1.1926 - (1) P M T Craigie: 11.4.1904 - (1) Canon F D Cremer: 2.3.1907 - (1) F H P Creswell: 13.3.1906-16.3.1906 - (2) J S Critchley: 6.7.1894 - (1) A O Crompton: 1.7.1929 - (1) Alice Crompton: 21.11.1908-4.11.1916 - (2) J H Crosfield: 23.10.1888 - (1) F W Crossley: 29.3.1889-2.2.1893 - (2) R C Crowder: 26.10.1926 - (1) William Percival Crozier: 13.3.1906-23.1.1926 - (10) H R Cummings: 28.10.1916-2.7.1929 - (3) Harry Currey: 27.12.1899 - (1) Ronald Currey: 6.7.1929 - (1) Lionel Curtis: 25.6.1918-2.11.1918 - (4) Curtis Brown Ltd: 16.7.1929-17.7.1929 - (2) 1st Marquess George Nathaniel Curzon: 15.3.1900 - (1)

D?: 19.11.1918 - (1) Thomas Dale: 22.11.1879 - (1) W Scott Dalgleish: 16.10.1895 - (1) H G Daniels: 15.3.1913-27.10.1916 - (2) ?R D Darbishire: 2.7.1883-2.9.1899 - (2) A Darlington: 7.1.1907 - (1) Mary Darmesteler: 13.10.1900 - (1) Crompton Llewelyn Davies: 18.11.1902-24.11.1902 - (2) David Davies: 17.5.1912-8.12.1913 - (2) Edward W Davies: 6.7.1929 - (1) R H Davies: 4.5.1912 - (1) Henry William Carless Davis: 3.4.1905-2.112.1923 - (2) Michael Davitt: 15.2.1900-1.1.1903 - (2) W Boyd Dawkins: 26.10.1926 - (1) W H Dawson: 25.4.1919 - (1) Robert Dell: 6.1.1913-6.7.1929 - (1) Mary Denby: 26.11.1898 - (1) Edward George Villiers Smith Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby: 10.11.1912-9.7.1929 - (5) A Devine: 21.11.1890 - (1) Joseph Devlin: 17.1.1919 - (1) Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire: 21.2.1892-22.2.1892 - (2) George Binney Dibblee: ?.5.1891-16.8.1912 - (89) A V Dicey: 8.12.1891-24.11.1913 - (2) G Lowes Dickinson: 11.6.1912-3.7.1929 - (2) Sir Kenelm E Digby: 20.10.?1902 - (1) W Diggle: 12.7.1895 - (1) Sir Charles Dilke: 24.7.1896-31.5.1907 - (6) S Dill: 22.5.1921 - (1) Henry Dillicate: 4.7.1929 - (1) Elizabeth Dillon: 11.11.1902 - (1) John Dillon: 25.6.1899-18.4.1921 - (6) Isaac Richmond Dixon: 31.8.1904 - (1) Francis Dodd: 4.2.1916-19.7.1916 - (3) Frederick Dolman: 11.12.1894 - (1) George Donnelly: 12.6.1902 - (1) Edward Donner: 11.2.1889-24.9.1897 - (5) H Dore: 5.1.1906-28.7.1922 - (7) J E Dorsett: 19.7.1929 - (1) Violet Douglas-Pennant: 9.8.1928-3.7.1929 - (2) Katharine Douglas-Smith: 30.3.1909 - (1) Doyle and Schofield: 16.8.1886 - (1) Arthur S Draper: 19.7.1929 - (1) D W Drew: 20.5.1905 - (1) John Drinkwater: 3.9.1916-10.9.1916 - (3) Eric Drummond: 24.1.1918 - (1) M Drummond: 15.2.1905-28.12.1905 - (3) A M Drysdale: 16.8.1904-30.8.1910 - (3) D Duncan: 28.10.1916 - (1) Henry Dunckley: 5.1.1894-6.5.1896 - (2) ? Dunraven?: 20.1.1914 - (1) M Edith Durham: 28.6.?1913-3.7.1929 - (2) Lawson Duxbury: 29.8.1929 - (1)

Gertrude Eaton: 13.7.1929 - (1) F Y Eccles: 11.10.1900 - (1) R Edmondson: 8.7.1929 - (1) R H Edmundson: ?.?.1895 - (1) Alfred George Edwards: 11.12.1908 - (1) Edward Elgar: 15.6.1917 - (1) Charles W Eliot: 13.10.1916 - (1) John E Ellis: 5.9.1896-14.9.1899 - (2) Thomas E Ellis: 31.1.1895-24.3.1899 - (2) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

W T Ellison: 26.11.1900 - (1) Oliver Elton: 10.10.1900-15.7.1929 - (7) Frank L Emanns: 27.10.1916 - (1) Baron Alfred Emmott: 24.10.1926 - (1) Sir Robert Charles Kirkwood Ensor: 30.3.1904-10.10.1924 - (10) 2nd Viscount Reginald Balliol Brett Esher: 15.4.1914-23.3.1925 - (6) Sir A J Evans 23.6.1884-16.5.1898 - (2) B Ifor Evans: 3.7.1929 - (1) Edward Evans: 13.2.1898- (1) Ernest Evans: 31.3.1919 - (1) L C Evans: 5.7.1929 - (1) Baron George John Shaw-Lefevre Eversley: 4.5.1921 - (1)

Faber and Faber: 2.7.1929 - (1) A M Fairbairn: 22.5.1907 - (1) Cicily Fairfield: 13.5.1912 - (1) Frank Falkner: 2.7.1929 - (1) F J Faraday: 30.11.1882-12.5.1899 - (2) K E Farrer: 28.9.1899 - (1) Baron Thomas Henry Farrer: 25.6.1899-29.9.1899 - (3) Millicent G Fawcett: 13.1.1909-2.7.1929 - (3) Herbert H Feather: 6.7.1929 - (1) Theo Feilden: 19.8.1929 - (1) Adam W Fergusson: 3.7.1929 - (1) Sir J Fergusson: 22.12.1886 - (1) C Fforde: 17.1.1920 - (1) Edward Fiddes: 4.19.1895-29.11.1923 - (2) Joseph Fidler: 27.10.1916 - (1) E Fielding: 1.11.1904 - (1) Charlotte Findlay: 1.12.1908-16.7.1909 - (2) J Rankine Finlayson: 27.10.1916-1.7.1929 - (2) Victor H Finney: 12.7.1929 - (1) A C Firth: 9.7.1929 - (1) Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher: 12.11.1922 - (1) W E G Fisher: 14.5.1904 - (1) C Fitzgerald: 23.8.1882-15.2.1896 - (4) John Flanagan and others: 4.10.1900 - (1) ?J A Forrest: 3.10.1888 - (1) Walter Foster: 21.10.1891-6.11.1892 - (2) Henry W Fowler: 14.7.1897 - (1) T Fowler: 22.5.1891 - (1) Vice Consul of France: 1.1.1919 - (1) Helen Fraser: 2.3.? - (1) John Foster Fraser: 14.5.1895 - (1) Harold Frederic: 28.1.1887-?.?.1894 - (3) A S Frere-Reeves: 8.7.1929 - (1) F J Fryer: 11.7.1929 - (1) Hugh Fullerton: 4.12.1893 - (1) J B Fullerton: 4.12.1893 - (1) Dame Katharine Furse: 22.7.1928-20.9.1928 - (3)

G H Gaddum and Fred Scott: 8.1.1897 - (1) John Galsworthy: 10.5.?-?.?.1919 - (2) Edward Garnett: 5.5.1921 - (1) Tom Garnett: 6.4.1910 - (1) : 25.3.1915-17.12.1929 - (11) Julia Gaskell: 3.12.1887-8.10.1891 - (3) M & J Gaskell: 16.6.1886 - (1) M E Gaskell: 4.6.1884-21.2.1896 - (3) Harry J Gaunt: 6.4.1905-29.4.1905 - (2) 1st Baron Auckland Campbell Geddes: 4.9.1919 - (1) J Gennadius: 21.8.1911-29.10.1916 - (2) 1st Viscount Herbert John Gladstone: ?.4.1897-17.12.1928 - (16) : 3.10.1891 - (1) E L Godkin: 29.5.1898-6.5.1899 - (3) H J Goldschmidt: 13.1.1894 - (1) George Peabody Gooch: 2.7.1918 - (1) Charles Gore: 7.11.1919-22.10.1926 - (2) Harold E Gorst: 9.2.1905-19.4.1905 - (7) John E Gorst: 3.3.1908 - (1) Edmund Gosse: 21.11.1918 - (1) ?T Gould: 30.11.1910 - (1) Paul Gourmand: 15.7.1914 - (1) J W Graham: 11.5.1916 - (1) R B ? Cuninghame Graham: 27.6.1916 - (1) Corrie Grant: 23.9.1902-21.10.1906 - (6) M A Grant: 4.5.1921 - (1) Alfred Perceval Graves: 29.5.1915-23.5.1916 - (8) Charles L Graves: 31.1.1899 - (1) Alice Stopford Green: 29.10.1902-2.5.1921 - (5) Benjamin L Green: 2.9.1892-2.10.1894 - (3) C R Green: ?.?.8.1926 - (1) George A L Green: 26.5.1921 - (1) J Frederick Green: 19.10.1900 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

J Greenhaigh: 18.4.1900-26.4.1910 - (2) Rev R Greenwood: 18.7.1899 - (1) Walter Greg: 7.10.1904 - (1) Theodore Gregory: 19.3.1896 - (1) W Gregory: 4.2.1889 - (1) R H Gretton: 30.3.1905-4.11.1910 - (7) Viscount Edward Grey of Falloden: 30.7.1892-27.11.1913 - (9) T H Grose: 17.3.1902-10.6.1903 - (2) Cuthbert Grundy: 8.4.1930 - (1) John W Gulland: 27.10.1916 - (1) Edith Gunson and H de B Knight: 4.7.1921 - (1) Edwin Guthrie: 3.11.1891-15.4.1900 - (1) J T Gwynn: 9.7.1929 - (1)

W Devenport Hackney: 4.7.1929-9.4.1930 - (2) 1st Viscount Richard Burdon Haldane: ?10.10.1900-8.5.1921 - (15) Dorothy A Hale: 26.10.1916 - (1) Harvey Hall: 30.3.1898 - (1) Montagu H Hall: 7.10.1905 - (1) Hall, Janion and Hall: 26.9.1883 - (1) F E Hamer: 13.3.1906-5.7.1929 - (2) Sir Ian Hamilton: 14.2.1922-5.5.1922 - (2) J G Hamilton: 30.12.1907-30.10.1916 - (3) J W Hamilton: 24.7.1929 - (1) Nina Mary Duchess of Hamilton: 13.6.?1911-17.7.1929 - (7) L N Hamlin: 31.8.1929 - (1) John Lawrence LeBreton Hammond: 10.10.1900-8.1.1934 - (5) J M C Hampson: 28.10.1916 - (1) H B Hanna: 28.5.1899-19.10.1900 - (3) 1st Viscount Lewis Harcourt: 3.12.1918 - (1) James Keir Hardie: 16.9.1901 - (1) 3rd Viscount Henry Charles Hardinge: 28.1.1918 - (1) C R Hargrove: 4.6.1905 - (1) Harry Harper: 8.7.1929 - (1) G Montagu Harris: 17.1.1902 - (1) John H Harris: 17.11.1915 - (1) Austin F Harrison: 1.5.1899-24.5.1921 - (4) B C Harrison: 28.2.?1891 - (1) : 20.3.1900-22.8.1917 - (5) H T Harry: 15.2.1905 - (1) Laurence Hartman: 9.1.1902 - (1) Sir Philip Joseph Hartog: 22.11.1895-22.7.1929 - (5) Hamilton Harty: 1.4.1918-2.12.1922 - (2) George Harwood: ?.?9.1911-26.9.1911 - (2) Henry Harwood: 10.10.1900 - (1) R Haslam: 6.1.1908 - (1) R Hauptmann: 7.7.1929 - (1) Laurence Haward: 19.3.1915 - (1) Edward G Hawke: 12.5.1899-11.7.1929 - (3) A Hawkes: 8.3.1904-2.6.1911 - (4) A Haworth: 8.3.1889-17.7.1893 - (2) Sir Arthur A Haworth: 23.9.1899-31.1.1926 - (2) ?Arthur G Haywood: ?.4.1904 - (1) Tim Healy: 14.1.1895-2.7.1929 - (3) J H Heaton: 21.2.1890 - (1) Arthur Henderson: 11.12.1909-2.7.1929 - (4) Auberon Herbert: 13.9.1899 - (1) J Herbert: 26.4.1910 - (1) Bishop of Hereford: See J Percival ?J Hereford: [May be same as above]: 23.9.1899-9.10.1902 - (2) C H Herford: 6.4.1905-27.10.1916 - (3) Hugh V Herford: 6.4.1910 - (1) William H Herford: 12.10.1899 - (1) Joseph Heron: 16.4.1883-1.3.1888 - (3) 1st Viscount Gordon Hewart: 6.5.1891-26.10.1926 - (13) W V Hewart: 14.9.1899 - (1) M Hewlett [or Hewlitt]: 20.1.1920 - (1) John Heywood: 25.1.1898 - (1) ?Oliver Heywood: 29.6.1888 - (1) Edward Lee Hicks: 23.8.1899-28.10.1916 - (4) George Hicks: 29.10.1916 - (1) Mary Hickson: 29.10.1916 - (1) Sydney J Hickson: 10.10.1900 - (1) Francis A Higgins: 9.7.1929 - (1) James Hill: 1.7.1910-26.10.1916 - (3) J R Hill: 14.10.1891-10.10.1900 - (2) Richard Hille: 8.5.1921 - (1) A C M Hiller: 9.1.1914 - (1) Eustace Hills: 4.8.1904 - (1) Francis W Hirst: 10.9.1899-1.7.1929 - (10) E A Hoare: 16.4.1890-26.4.1890 - (4) Emily Hobhouse: 17.12.1914-25.12.1914 - (2) Leonard Trelawney Hobhouse: 18.11.1896-?.8.1928 - (76) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Marjorie Hobhouse: 3.7.1929 - (1) ?S Hobhouse: 1.1.1905 - (1) John Atkinson Hobson: 29.4.1899-7.11.1926 - (22) M A Hogg: 9.5.1921 - (1) Charles J Holdsworth: 27.10.1916 - (1) W H Holland: 10.6.1886-13.10.1891 - (2) H Hollings: 5.4.1870-30.7.1871 - (3) Rev J Hirst Hollowell: ?.1.1896-26.1.1896 - (3) Edward Holt: 2.10.1907 - (1) F D Holt: ?.?7.1895 - (1) Arthur H Hope: 3.8.1907 - (1) Arthur W Hope: 20.7.1899 - (1) Alfred G Hopkinson: 3.10.1904-14.7.1913 - (2) John Hopkinson: 2.9.1898 - (1) Annie Elizabeth Fredericka Horniman: ?.?.1911-10.5.1911 - (7) Benjamin G Horniman: 4.2.1905 - (1) T C Horsfall: 11.2.1887-19.7.1904 - (5) W H Houldsworth: 7.1.1897-14.1.1897 - (2) ?J M House?: 24.12.1918-10.3.1919 - (3) Laurence Housman: 21.10.1899-18.11.1908 - (5) Henry H Howorth: 17.6.1886 - (1) James Hoy: 1.2.1902 - (1) William Evans Hoyle: 5.5.1921 - (1) Isaac Hoyle: 13.7.1893 - (1) ?R A Hudson: 22.10.1894-5.7.1910 - (7) Muriel Hueffer: 1.7.1929 - (1) Oliver Madox Hueffer: 9.2.1904-6.10.1904 - (3) ? Hughes: 19.11.1879 - (1) R Hull?: 2.10.1893 - (1) A Hunsworth: 20.11.1898 - (1) W Hutcheon: 8.7.1929 - (1) H M Hyndman: 5.6.1896-12.6.1896 - (2)

Sir C P Ilbert: 3.10.1891-13.2.1917 - (4) Percy Illingworth: 14.5.1912-11.11.1914 - (4) Indian Import Duties Committee: 5.7.1895 - (1) A Ingham: 11.7.1929 - (1) Henry Isherwood: 26.10.1916 - (1)

W Jabotinsky: 3.9.1916-4.11.1916 - (2) W H A Jacobson: 13.9.1870 - (1) Baron Henry James of Hereford: 10.5.1897-19.5.1897 - (2) Janion and Hall: 21.7.1899-27.12.1893 - (4) A G Jeans: 23.8.1907 - (1) Richard Jefferies: 21.7.1884?-22.11.1886 - (2) K Jex-Black: 22.5.1922 - (1) 'Jim' [C P Scott's gardener]: 26.10.1916 - (1) Sir Benjamin S Johnson?: 30.10.1916 - (1) W Johnson: 1.10.1891-6.10.1891 - (2) W H Johnson: ?.12.1886-21.7.1890 - (3) James Johnston: 6.6.1905-27.10.1916 - (3) Arthur Johnstone: 21.2.1896-12.5.1899 - (3) ?Lucy Johnstone: 25.1.1905 - (1) Benjamin Jones: 10.7.1901-16.7.1901 - (2) J D Jones: 3.7.1929 - (1) J W Jones: 24.7.1929 - (1) Leif Jones: 31.8.1899-17.4.1900 - (4) Rev Robert N Jones: 22.1.1901-1.2.1901 - (2) W Tudor Jones: 22.4.1927 - (1) H W B Joseph: 14.5.1912 - (1) Sir William Joyson-Hicks: 8.5.1926 - (1)

H Kamberian: 2.5.1921 - (1) William Karfoot: 15.2.1898-2.10.1903 - (2) Sir G W Kekewich: 2.5.1896 - (1) P U Kellogg: 6.3.1918 - (1) J Kelly: 6.7.1895 - (1) J Keltie: 4.4.1900-25.4.1900 - (3) Beatrice Kemp: 28.10.?1912 - (1) Sir George Kemp: 23.6.1910-25.7.1912 - (14) ?J Kemp: 29.8.1899 - (1) John Kempster: 6.7.1895 - (1) Norman Kendal: 13.1.1919 - (1) P H Kerr: 22.3.1918-23.6.1918 - (2) Stanley Kershaw: 3.7.1929 - (1) John Maynard Keynes: 12.1.1920-14.1.1926 - (5) A Keyzer: 14.6.1905 - (1) T W Killick: 1.7.1929 - (1) Ada King: 8.11.1912 - (1) B King: 25.1.1904 - (1) Joseph King: 4.7.1929 - (1) Herman Klein: 28.10.1916 - (1) H de B Knight and Edith Gunson: 4.7.1921 - (1) Edmund Arbuthnott Knox: 26.12.1914-9.5.1922 - (3)

Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

W Labouchere: 7.3.?1897-12.10.?1899 - (5) Labour Electoral Association: 16.3.1895 - (1) ?W Laidlar: 8.10.1899 - (1) George Lambert: 25.3.1916 - (1) Liberal Federal Council: 14.11.1891 - (1) M J Landa: 9.7.1929 - (1) Cosmo Gordon Lang: 28.3.1919-15.7.1929 - (2) R T Lang: 12.7.1929 - (1) B N Langdon-Davies: 12.7.1929 - (1) George Lansbury: 26.10.1916 - (1) H Lansdell: 11.1.1892 - (1) Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Lansdowne: 22.9.1910-19.9.1915 - (2) M C Lascelles: 4.11.1911 - (1) Harold Joseph Laski: 5.6.1928-20.9.?1928 - (3) Nathan Laski: 29.7.1912-8.7.1929 - (2) D C Lathbury: 16.11.1904-23.11.1904 - (2) R Latta: 2.6.1907-6.7.1907 - (2) Wilfrid Laurier: 15.1.1918 - (1) James Law: 9.3.1892-30.1.1917 - (2) J Bowring Lawford: 27.11.1913-11.12.1913 - (2) Wilfrid Lawson: 19.3.1899-12.9.1899 - (2) J D Leader: 18.11.1891-5.12.1891 - (2) Harold Learoyd:: 30.10.1916 - (1) G H Leavey: 19.4.1894 - (1) J Lee: 16.7.1895 - (1) ?I F Leese: 6.10.1895 - (1) R C Lehmann & others: 22.12.1899 - (1) C H Leibbrand: 9.7.1929 - (1) Lady Helen E Lely: 3.3.1914 - (1) Frank Lenwood: 8.11.1916 - (1) C Leudesdorf: 20.11.1916-20.11.1919 - (2) J Herbert Leuss?: 28.10.1926 - (1) C Levey: 12.9.1906 - (1) Maurice Levy: 21.8.1901 - (1) Sir J Hubert Lewis: 1.7.1929 - (1) Bishop of Lincoln [see E L Hicks] A D Lindsay: 10.4.1912 - (1) F R B Lindsell: 29.3.1908 - (1) Edward R Lingard: 6.7.1929 - (1) W Arnold Linnell: 7.1.1914 - (1) Walter Lippmann: 12.11.1920 - (1) ? Litvinoff: ?.?.1919 - (1) L Litwinski: 3.11.1916 - (1) Mr Liveing: 10.7.1929 - (1) Bishop of [see F J Chavasse] Liverpool University: 12.12.1903 - (1) George Livsey: ?.?.1897 - (1) Margaret Llewelyn Davies: 4.9.1909 - (1) David Lloyd George: 22.12.1899-8.4.1930 - (36) C S Loch: 18.2.1902 - (1) Harold C Long: 20.7.1904 - (1) James Long: 4.7.1904-26.10.1904 - (4) C J Longman: 4.6.1890 - (1) ?L H Longson: 27.10.1916 - (1) Earl Robert Threshie Reid Loreburn: 14.8.1898-7.8.1898 - (42) James W Lowther: 22.2.1899 - (1) Sir F Lugard: 8.2.1924 - (1) Lady Flora Lugard: 17.8.1904-6.2.1924 - (3) Lady Mary Lyell: 3.12.1895-14.12.1895 - (3) Ella Frances Lynch: 29.7.1929 - (1) R J Lynn: 1.7.1929 - (1) Victor Alexander George Robert Bulwer, 2nd Earl of Lytton: 14.2.1912-15.2.1912 - (2)

Reginald W Macan: 19.5.1891 - (1) T W McAra: 18.7.1929 - (1) John McCall: 18.10.1916 - (1) J W McCarthy: 5.6.1906 - (1) M H H McCartney: 7.10.1904 - (1) James S McConechy: 1.7.1929 - (1) J H McCulloch: 28.5.1921 - (1) James Ramsay MacDonald: ?.7.1914-10.8.1929 - (14) Sir John MacDonnell: 27.11.1912 - (1) Baron Anthony Patrick MacDonnell: 1.11.1912-24.11.1913 - (3) Alex McDougall: 20.10.1900 - (1) Dugald McFadyen: 31.10.1916-17.7.1929 - (2) F MacKarness: 18.10.1900-17.6.1905 - (4) Reginald McKenna: 21.11.1911-28.10.1919 - (11) Sir Donald MacLean: 4.5.1919-7.7.1929 - (5) J M MacLean: 9.10.1873-11.10.1903 - (6) Sara MacLean: 9.6.1904 - (1) John W MacLure: 30.8.1898 - (1) Henry McNeil: 27.10.1916 - (1) Hector MacPherson: 7.10.1904 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

George Madders: 3.7.1929 - (1) Fred Maddison: 4.9.1898-29.11.1904 - (3) 'Madie': n d George Mair: 8.2.1911-4.8.1914 - (8) C L Mallet: 17.2.1900-11.10.1900 - (2) Bishop of Manchester: [see E A Knox] Manchester Press Club: 24.9.1926 - (1) Manchester University: 19.12.1903 - (1) Tom Mann: 25.8.1893 - (1) Frederick Mappin: 19.11.1891 - (1) ?R Markham: 6.6.1921 - (1) Violet Markham: 9.3.1923-29.3.1923 - (2) ?N Marks and others: 16.10.1916 - (1) George William Marsden: 21.1.1893 - (1) A R March: 11.4.1910 - (1) E Marsh: 14.1.1908-8.4.1911 - (2) Alfred Marshall: 1.1.1915 - (1) Charles E Marshall: 21.8.1924 - (1) E W Marshall: 2.11.1901 - (1) W Martin: 6.9.1899 - (1) John Masefield: 9.10.1904-11.6.1921 - (19) Bertha Mason: 16.11.1905-23.11.1905 - (2) H W Massingham: 27.4.1917-29.1.?1923 - (2) C F G Masterman: 2.2.1912-20.3.1925 - (5) Sir W Mather: 28.12.1888-28.10.1916 - (12) Hilda Matheson: 8.7.1929 - (1) P E Matheson: 1.5.1904-17.5.1912 - (2) Leonard Matthews: 2.7.1929 - (1) F N Maude: 27.10.1905 - (1) James Mawdsley: ?.?7.1895 - (1) Julia Medlycott: 8.11.1906 - (1) Arthur Meighen: 26.6.1921 - (1) William J Meiles: 3.3.1896 - (1) Norman Melland: 30.9.1904 - (1) W Mellor: 4.8.1914 - (1) Malcolm Melville: 1.7.1910 - (1) T Mercer: 14.7.1895 - (1) Metropolitan Life Insurance Company: 5.4.1901 - (10) Bishop of Middleton: [see R G Parsons] Sir Henry A Miers: 4.6.1921-29.11.1923 - (3) George Mills: 28.10.1916 - (1) D M Milne: 20.7.1929 - (1) F Milne: 16.10.1900 - (1) 1st Viscount Alfred Milner: 4.1.1922 - (1) ?S Mitrany: 4.7.1929 - (1) Walter H Moberly: 25.10.1926 - (1) W Moeller: 6.7.1929 - (1) P A Moltend: 23.4.1915 - (1) Allan Noble Monkhouse: 26.11.1901-15.5.1907 - (2) ?T Monnington: 4.7.1929 - (1) Charles Edward Montague: 12.5.1899-1.10.1927 - (18) Sir Robert L Morant: 11.11.1913-21.6.1919 - (4) E D Morel: 3.11.1912-6.2.1923 - (8) John Hartman Morgan: 27.4.1904-19.5.1913 - (10) S Louisa Morgan: 3.3.1909 - (1) D Morgan-Powell: 2.7.1929 - (1) Arnold Morley: 6.6.1890-18.11.1891 - (2) Viscount : 26.2.1888-21.4.1920 - (38) May Morris: 11.7.1929 - (1) William Morrow: 3.7.1929 - (1) Oswald Mosley: 25.1.1927 - (1) N Muir: 15.7.1929 - (1) Ramsay Muir: 6.5.1921 - (1) William Muir: 23.6.1897 - (1) John Muldoon: 3.5.1905-13.4.1912 - (4) E Roscoe Mullins: 25.6.1891-29.6.1891 - (2) F W Mullins: 29.1.1912 - (1) A J Mundella: 30.4.1897 - (1) J E C Munro: 16.9.1892-9.12.1893 - (3) A Victor Murray: 5.7.1929 - (1) Alexander Murray: 20.6.1910-7.8.1912 - (7) : 7.6.1917 - (1) George Murray: 21.7.1898 - (1)

C S Nairne: 8.8.1914-12.8.1914 - (3) Frijhof Nansen: 7.2.1922 - (1) Fred Nash and others: 29.11.1904 - (1) Rosalind Nash: 24.4.1900-4.12.1907 - (3) Vaughan Nash: 10.8.1900-16.2.1910 - (5) National Liberal Federation: 9.10.1891 - (1) National Society for Women's Suffrage: 28.6.1886 - (1) A Nazarbek: 29.12.1896 - (1) C T Needham: 26.10.1926-10.7.1929 - (2) George Neill: 27.10.1916 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Henry W Nevinson: 19.8.1903-4.7.1929 - (3) T Palmer Newbould and others: 29.11.1904 - (1) The Newspaper Society: 8.4.1930 - (1) 2nd Baron Thomas Wodehouse Legh Newton: 28.8.1914 - (1) Sir Patteson Nickalls: 9.6.1894 - (1) W Robertson Nicoll: 31.3.1908-3.4.1908 - (2) Florence Nightingale: 26.7.1900 - (1) Francesco S Nitti: 22.2.1923-8.7.1929 - (2) 1st Baron Noel Edward Noel-Buxton: 3.5.1921-11.5.1921 - (2) 1st Viscount Alfred Charles William Harmsworth Northcliffe: 17.6.1912-20.2.1918 - (4) Lewis A Northend: 18.1.1912 - (1) G W Nottingham: 28.11.1902 - (1) H Herbert Noyes: 18.2.1905-12.5.1905 - (6) Roland Nugent: 9.7.1929 - (1)

W O'Brien: 24.3.1898-5.7.1904 - (4) Sir James O'Connor: 27.7.1918-15.8.1921 - (11) T P O'Connor: 28.6.1886-27.10.1916 - (13) J W Oddie: 8.11.1916 - (1) J Collins Odger?: 24.10.1926 - (1) H J Ogden: 31.10.1916 - (1) Rollo Ogden: 10.6.1899-24.11.1914 - (4) Thomas Okey: 26.10.1916 - (1) Baron Sydney Haldane Olivier: 27.12.1924 - (1) Sarah E O'Neill: 25.12.?1905-20.2.1908 - (11) John Orr: 17.7.1929 - (1) Kevin O'Shiel: 17.7.1929 - (1) Oxford University - Corpus Christi College: 21.11.1923 - (1) ?Lord Oxford: 6.2.1926 - (1)

B Paish: 5.7.1929 - (1) Baron Palmstierna: 6.7.1929 - (1) Christabel Pankhurst: 21.5.1909-8.3.1911 - (13) E Sylvia Pankhurst: 11.12.1908 - (1) Emmeline Pankhurst: 7.2.1909-9.1.1911 - (13) ?N M Pankhurst: 24.3.1894-2.4.1894 - (2) Bernard Pares: 25.11.1904-29.5.1905 - (3) E H Parke: 25.3.1918 - (1) E H Parker: 29.6.1904 - (1) 1st Baron Charles Alfred Cripps Parmoor: 20.5.1917-5.7.1929 - (5) Edward A Parry: 10.10.1900-16.5.1921 - (2) Richard Godfrey Parsons: 6.11.1926 - (1) David Paton: 7.2.1904-11.3.1906 - (5) J L Paton: 18.7.1907 - (1) Paul Kegan: 4.7.1895 - (1) F Payne: 26.9.1891 - (1) J Burnell Payne: 29.5.1907 - (1) Charles P Peak: 12.7.1895 - (1) E C Pearson: 5.12.1910-14.8.1912 - (2) Joseph W Pease: 29.9.1899 - (1) J D Pennington and others: 31.8.1899 - (1) 1st Baron John Sinclair Pentland: 28.10.1909-7.5.1921 - (3) Lady Marjorie Adeline Pentland: 25.4.1925 - (1) People's Suffrage Federation: 20.8.1909 - (1) John Percival: 13.11.1909 - (1) R W Perks: 27.12.1897 - (1) F W Perrins and others: 4.10.1900 - (1) Edwin C Perry: 25.6.1900-2.7.1900 - (3) Rev H E Perry: 22.12.1908 - (1) F W Pethick-Lawrence: 10.3.1908-3.7.1929 - (2) E Petitcolas: 14.2.?1907 - (1) Maria Petrie: 18.10.?1926 - (1) Isabella Petrie-Mills: 26.10.1916 - (1) H Philips: 8.12.1888 - (1) Vivian Phillipps: 19.7.1922-19.7.1924 - (6) Ernest Phillips: 28.10.1916 - (1) Reuben S Phillips: 1.7.1929 - (1) J E Phythian: 9.1.1897 - (1) Mr Phythian: 1.7.1929 - (1) C Plummer: 4.7.1908 - (1) Sir Horace Plunkett: 9.3.1918-24.10.1926 - (6) Eva Poate: 16.3.1912-26.4.1912 - (2) Florence Pollard: 14.5.1902 - (1) Georgina H Pollock: 30.10.1916 - (1) V N Polovtsev: 25.9.1918-7.10.1919 - (5) R Romfret: ?.7.1890 - (1) Arthur Ponsonby: ?.?2.1910-7.9.1910 - (2) F W Ponosonby: 30.6.1917 - (1) L Pook: 4.7.1929 - (1) Robert Porteus and others: 4.10.1900 - (1) Alexander Porter: 13.11.1909 - (1) Louis F Post: 10.12.1903 - (1) Thomas B Potter?: 23.9.1891 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

?F Powell: 4.12.1897 - (1) J O'Connor Power: ?.?11.1902 - (1) M Philips Price: 7.4.1917 - (2) W P Price-Heywood: 11.9.1899 - (1) Fritz Priester: 20.5.1921 - (1) J Purves: 5.5.1921 - (1)

A T Quiller-Couch: 30.7.1900 - (1)

H Ernest Radbourne: 30.9.1902 - (1) T Raleigh: 23.5.1891 - (1) W Raleigh: 17.10.1918 - (1) W Ramage: 3.6.1896 - (1) Sir William M Ramsay: 20.2.1924-17.10.1925 - (4) Arthur Ramsome: 27.2.1925 - (1) Kate Ratcliffe: 9.7.1929 - (1) S K Ratcliffe: 27.10.1916-3.7.1929 - (3) Herbert Rathbone: 11.11.1913 - (1) H ?O Rawnsley?: ?.?.1888 - (1) W F Rawnsley: 27.10.1916-25.10.1926 - (3) Henry M Reade: 12.3.1893-15.12.1893 - (2) Rufus Daniel Isaacs, 1st Marquess of Reading: 10.7.1912-28.10.1919 - (2) P N Reay: 17.5.1904-3.6.1904 - (2) E W Record: 5.1.1909-1.7.1929 - (2) C J Redington: 2.4.1898-5.4.1898 - (2) John Redmond: 20.2.1911-18.9.1914 - (2) W G Edwards Rees: 28.10.1916-4.7.1929 - (2) ?W P Reeves: 28.3.1908 - (1) T Wemyss Reid? 15.2.1892 - (1) Ellen Retallack: 7.7.1929 - (1) James W Rhodes: 2.11.1909 - (1) Peter Rhodes: 26.12.1901 - (1) Ernest Rhys: 21.10.1901-30.10.1916 - (2) Thomas Lister, 4th Baron of Ribblesdale: 14.2.1908-24.2.1908 - (4) Clifford C Richards: 9.11.1916 - (1) George Richardson: 18.4.1888 - (1) H M Richardson: 7.5.1928 - (1) Arthur Richter: 26.10.1926 - (1) C Ricketts: n.d. - (1) 1st Baron George Allardice Riddell: 3.5.1921-8.4.1930 - (3) J W Riggs: 1.12.1884 - (1) George Frederick Samuel Robinson, 1st Marquess of Ripon: 24.2.1896 - (1) J H Rivett-Carnac: 3.6.1873-26.5.1921 - (5) H C Robbins: 2.7.1929 - (1) C H Roberts: 6.8.1892 - (1) Baron Frederick Sleigh Roberts: 5.11.1912 - (1) J Roberts: 17.7.1895 - (1) Tom Roberts: 18.7.1929 - (1) H R Robertson: 29.10.1916 - (1) W Heath Robinson: 11.6.1902 - (1) C Robson: 7.3.1891 - (1) W G Robson: 12.10.1900-27.10.1916 - (2) H J Roby: 11.10.1900 - (1) Matilda Roby: 22.4.1822/3? - (1) George Kemp, 1st Baron of Rochdale: 1.5.1921 - (1) Frank T Root: 13.12.1888 - (1) Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe: 21.5.1880-22.9.1909 - (4) L Roscoe: 25.12.1900 - (1) 5th Earl Archibald Philip Primrose Rosebery: 2.10.1894-29.11.1908 - (2) Vladimir Rosing: ?.?.1919 - (2) W Rothenstein: 11.10.1905 - (1) Andrew Rothwell: 27.10.1926 - (1) Lucien Rouet: 4.7.1910 - (1) C S Roundell?: 9.11.1892 - (1) Newton W Rowell: 25.6.1921 - (1) Charles Rowley: ?.5.?1883-25.10.1926 - (11) Arnold S Rowntree: 28.12.1906 - (1) Joshua Rowntree: 23.11.1891-8.11.1892 - (2) Walter Runciman: 2.7.1917-5.12.1918 - (2) B M Rushton: 3.7.1929 - (1) 3rd Earl Bertrand Arthur William Russell: 25.11.1921 - (1) Sir Edward Russell: 17.5.1910 - (1) G Russell: ?.?4.1921 - (1) George William Erskine Russell: 18.2.1892-5.2.1916 - (45) Rollo Russell: 5.8.1892-25.5.1905 - (2) T W Russell: 9.11.1902 - (1) William A Ryan: 5.7.1929 - (1) J W Rylance: 30.9.1903 - (1) Harold Rylett: 26.10.1916-3.7.1929 - (2)

L S: 3.7.1929 - (1) H Sacher: 1.5.1905-16.10.1916 - (4) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Sir Michael Ernest Sadler: 24.7.1890-30.12.1923 - (17) Bishop of St Asaph: [see A G Edwards] George Edward Bateman Saintsbury: 26.1.1895 - (1) Bishop of Salford: [see H Vaughan] B Salomon: 27.10.1916 - (1) Sidney Salomon: 8.5.1921 - (1) G Salvemini: 23.3.1923-8.7.1929 - (2) H Sambrook: 27.10.1916 - (1) Sir Herbert Samuel: 17.1.1910-8.7.1929 - (4) Isidor Sandler: 31.7.1929 - (1) Sylvia E Saunders: 5.7.1929 - (1) Issa Savigh: 12.4.1917 - (1) Anatole Sax: 15.3.1919-25.10.1919 - (2) A H Sayce: 24.5.1925 - (1) Marcus Schloimovitz: 31.7.1929 - (1) S Schofield: 31.3.1894 - (1) School Board: 15.3.1895 - (1) ?A Schuster: 12.4.1912 - (1) ?C Schuster: 23.10.1914 - (1) Charles E Schwarm: 7.7.1888-5.1.1911 - (5) ? Schwarz: 24.10.1926 - (1) E M Scofield: 18.7,1929 - (1) The Scotsman: 20.4.1921 - (1) A H Scott: 1.10.1906-25.10.?1916 - (4) A S Scott: 31.10.1916 - (1) Catherine Scott: 7.2.1871-18.5.?1910 - (4) Daniel Scott: 30.1.1906-20.2.1906 - (2) Dixon Scott: 28.12.1910 - (1) Edward Taylor Scott and others: ?.?.1926 - (1) Isabella Scott: 18.5.1906-13.5.1921 - (7) J H Scott: 14.6.1904 - (1) John Russell Scott: 12.1.1904-12.9.1927 - (9) J W Scott: 28.9.1891 - (1) J W Robertson Scott: 3.7.1929 - (1) Lawrence Scott: ?.?.1902-9.10.1912 - (6) Russell Scott: 6.2.1899-27.9.1906 - (8) R S Scott: 27.1.1896 - (1) W Sedlatscheck: 4.7.1929 - (1) J A Selby-Biggs: 22.5.1891 - (1) Ernest de Selincourt: 2.5.1913-29.11.1923 - (4) Ethel de Selincourt: ?.?.1929 - (1) Hugh de Selincourt: 3.5.1916 - (1) Oliver de Selincourt: 10.7.1929 - (1) F E Selous: 23.12.1900 - (1) H L Senior: 18.7.1929 - (1) Comte Carlo Sforza: 21.3.?1923-19.9.1924 - (3) Sir Thomas Thornhill Shann: 26.11.1911 - (1) Clifford D Sharp: 11.7.1922-22.8.1922 - (2) Evelyn Sharp: 22.11.1911-23.7.1929 - (3) George Bernard Shaw: 15.9.1914-19.5.1921 - (6) W Willans Shaw: 20.4.1894 - (1) Sir Berkeley Digby George Sheffield, 6th Bt: 26.3.1911-24.9.1923 - (4) T J Shiel: 22.4.1886 - (1) W A Shovelton: 1.7.1929 - (1) ? Shuttleworth: 30.11.1908 - (1) Ughtred Kay Shuttleworth: 12.11.1892-12.10.1900 - (2) H Sidebotham: 12.5.1899-22.10.1912 - (26) A Sidgwick: 20.11.1896-23.5.1902 - (2) Isabel Sidgwick: 29.9.1903 - (1) Israel M Sieff and others: 16.10.1916 - (1) ?H Silburn: ?.7.1929 - (1) Emily Simon: 28.5.1904 or 1907 - (1) 1st Baron Ernest Darwin Simon: 6.3.1912-1.7.1929 - (5) 1st Viscount John Allsebrook Simon: 8.3.1897-29.11.1923 - (4) Caroline D Simpson: 31.10.1916 - (1) J Harvey Simpson: 10.3.1906-26.8.1907 - (2) William Simpson: 5.9.1903 - (1) Tarini P Sinha: 22.2.1927 - (1) T A Smiddy: 3.7.1929 - (1) B A Smith: 28.3.1901 - (1) Cecil Smith: 18.11.1904-27.9.1906 - (2) Sir Frederick Smith: 22.12.1915 - (1) Goldwin Smith: 27.11.1896-12.2.1908 - (11) Henry B Smith: 17.2.1890-17.6.1890 - (10) ?Henry B Smith jnr: 3.5.1921 - (1) Norman Smith: 15.12.1923-15.7.1929 - (2) W Smithard: 26.1.1904 - (1) Walter M ?Smith-Dorrieu: 27.10.1916 - (1) Jan Christiaan Smuts: 2.6.1917-16.8.1929 - (4) ?C H Somervell: 18.6.1915 - (1) David Soskice: 20.7.1918 - (1) James A Southern: 10.4.1888-16.5.1888 - (2) South Manchester Women's Liberal Association: 10.10.1900 - (1) Baron Richard Knight Causton Southwark: 3.5.1921 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Jessie Spencer: 28.2.1904 - (1) 5th Earl John Poyntz Spencer: 3.6.1896 - (1) Laban Spencer: 10.4.1889 - (1) R C Spencer: 22.8.1893-19.5.1905 - (5) R W Spencer: 28.4.1898-12.5.1899 - (2) Harold Spender: 9.8.1899-11.2.1924 - (17) J A Spender: 29.3.1892-12.11.1916 - (3) Arthur Elliot Sproul: 6.7.1929 - (1) Lord Stamfordham: 4.5.1921-2.7.1929 - (2) Sir A Stanley: 14.8.1918 - (1) Alfred Stead: 15.9.1904 - (1) William Thomas Stead: 5.5.1899-3.8.1903 - (17) A Ernest Steinthal: 3.5.1912 - (1) Marshall Stevens: 5.7.1901-27.10.1916 - (2) R Stevenson: 12.9.1897 - (1) W Stock: 2.12.1913-8.2.1920 - (4) Sir Edwin F Stockton: 4.5.1921-1.7.1929 - (2) Herbert Stockton: 1.7.1929 - (1) W D Stones: 15.3.1901 - (1) ?D Stott: 21.11.1916 - (1) Joseph Sturge: 7.6.1899-1.7.1929 - (5) ? Sunderland: 10.10.1900 - (1) Helena M Swanwick: 4.8.1899-2.7.1929 - (7) ? Swettenham: 4.4.1916 - (1) John C Swift: 2.7.1929 - (1) S H Swinny: 11.6.1901 - (1) W H Swynnerton: 28.12.1900 - (1) ? Sydenham: 16.1.1917 - (1) Arthur G Symonds: 24.11.1891-20.3.1901 - (9) John Millington Synge: 18.5.1905-30.5.1905 - (4)

William H Taft: 7.11.1916 - (1) Sir Rabindranath Tagore: 27.12.1911-12.10.1926 - (5) Edith Tattersall: 9.11.1909-10.11.1909 - (2) G W G Taubman?: 30.12.1884 - (1) Arthur Taylor: 12.5.1919 - (1) B D Taylor: 30.1.1912 - (1) Buchanan Taylor: 3.5.1921 - (1) John Edward Taylor: 14.2.1871-22.9.1905 - (568) Martha E Taylor: 28.9.?1882-30.8.1906 - (8) Barbara Tchaykovsky: 30.10.1916 - (1) A Vernon Thomas: 25.12.1916 - (1) Hector V Thomas: 11.11.1898 - (1) Franklin Thomasson: 21.8.1905 - (1) John P Thomasson: 11.9.1899-19.12.1901 - (3) A S Thompson: 19.10.1900 - (1) Joseph Thompson: 29.11.1886 - (1) Thomas Thompson: 3.7.1929 - (1) B H Thomson: 20.12.1918 - (1) Sir Basil Thomson: 2.11.1921-11.11.1921 - (2) H C Thomson: 4.1.1901 - (1) T R Threlfall: 8.11.1894 - (1) T N Toller?: 3.7.1929 - (1) Alfred Tongue: 1.8.1929 - (1) L Toole: 19.4.1888 - (1) Sir George Toulmin: 2.5.1921 - (1) Mary Tout: 5.2.1925 - (1) C Tower: 13.5.1904 - (1) T S Townend: 9.8.1885 - (1) Arnold Joseph Toynbee: 4.7.1929 - (1) Henry Beerbohm Tree: 27.1.1891 - (1) Charles Trevelyan: ?.8.1914-14.10.1916 - (3) George Macaulay Trevelyan: 21.10.1910-10.7.1912 - (2) George Otto Trevelyan: 9.11.1915 - (1) John Trevor: 14.8.1895-23.8.1895 - (2) Francis Trippel: 28.10.1916 - (1) Sir C L Tupper: 28.7.1904-2.1.1909 - (3) Jessie C Tupper: 30.12.1910 - (1) H P Turner: 20.5.1915-1.7.1929 - (2) Thomas F Tweed: 5.5.1921-7.5.1921 - (2)

Florence A Underwood: 4.4.1930 - (1) Union Shirt Company: 2.3.1893-26.3.1893 - (2) T Fisher Unwin: 18.7.1900 - (1) Allen Upward: 11.3.1897 - (1) A Urmston: ?.?10.1900 - (1)

P A Vaile: 14.5.1905 - (1) Bernard Vaughan: 27.5.1895 - (1) Herbert Vaughan: 17.3.1884-?16.4.1888 - (2) E K Venizelos: 31.10.1919-11.6.1922 - (2) Maud V Vernon: 3.7.1929 - (1) Victoria University: 1.5.1896 - (1) Oswald Garrison Villard: 21.4.1928-11.7.1929 - (2) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

L Vindex: 12.11.1924 - (1) Sir Paul Vinogradoff: 4.6.1917 - (1) Frank Voyce: 5.5.1911 - (1)

Eino Walikangas: 3.7.1929 - (1) F W Walker: 30.7.1905 - (1) H S Wallace: 7.7.1929 - (1) ?P W Walling: 23.7.1929 - (1) C A Walls: 6.1.1893 - (1) ?R Walsh: 8.9.1899 - (1) Sydney Walton: 2.7.1929 - (1) Adolphus William Ward: 3.7.1886-30.11.1923 - (25) Mary A Ward: 27.12.1884-10.6.1904 - (6) ?T H Ward: 16.5.1895 - (1) A S Warman: 21.1.1911 - (1) Rev J K Watkins: 17.2.1899 - (1) Alfred H Watson: 8.2.1908 - (1) Mathewson Watson: 1.7.1929 - (1) Robert Spence Watson: 23.9.1899-23.9.1899 - (2) William Watson: 9.1.1910-22.2.1922 - (8) Isaac Watts: 28.9.1888 - (1) A Webb: 23.4.1900 - (1) Sidney Webb: 31.1.1899-12.6.1917 - (3) Sir W Wedderburn: 21.4.1896-20.4.1901 - (4) Josiah Wedgwood: 1.1.1917 - (1) Frederick Ernest Weiss: 10.10.1900-3.7.1929 - (3) Chaim Weizmann: 26.5.1916-27.1.1918 - (4) Sir Charles Glynne Earle Welby, 5th Bart: 22.9.1903-23.4.1915 - (9) J E C Welldon: 24.10.1911-1.7.1929 - (3) Herbert George Wells: 3.11.1916-?.?6.1916 - (2) J Wells: 31.3.1903 - (1) Die Weltbuhne: 21.11.1926 - (4) Henry White: 28.10.1916 - (1) Montagu White: 7.6.1899-16.10.1899 - (5) J Howard Whitehouse: 27.6.1917-24.1.1918 - (2) Richard Whiteing: 27.9.1887-24.5.1894 - (2) Alfred Whitley: 4.5.1921 - (1) J H Whitley: 25.10.1926 - (1) J Wigley: 27.12.1893-27.10.1916 - (2) Herbert Wildgoose: 2.4.1910 - (1) Augustus Samuel Wilkins: 9.10.1891-9.1.1894 - (2) H S Wilkinson: 14.10.1909 - (2) S W Willan?: 18.2.1889 - (1) F Willett: 7.12.1895 - (1) Frederick Willett: 31.8.1899 - (1) Sir John Fischer Williams: 9.2.1908-22.2.1925 - (14) ?Walter Williams: 6.7.1929 - (1) William Williamson: 22.2.1889 - (1) Alec Wilson: 20.7.1919-26.7.1919 - (2) Henry J Wilson: 30.9.1900-10.10.1900 - (2) Woodrow Wilson: 6.5.1919-9.3.1921 - (2) A F Winks: 3.4.1894 - (1) E C Wolstenholme: 8.3.1912 - (1) F Wood: 7.5.1921 - (1) John Wood: 1.6.1896-22.8.1905 - (21) ?J Woodcock: 24.7.1891 - (1) J Woodcock: 7.9.1894 - (1) Alice Woods: 7.7.1929 - (1) W H Woodward: 12.10.1914-3.9.1915 - (4) A H Worthington: 10.6.1904-19.11.1909 - (2) Mary Worthington: 23.10.1889 - (1) Francis T Wright: 13.8.1900 - (1) A B Wylde: 13.12.1888-26.5.1897 - (3) G Wyndham: 19.1.1900 - (1)

A Yates: 10.8.1912 - (1) Jack Butler Yeats: 27.5.1905 - (1) William Butler Yeats: ?.?.?1909-22.5.1911 - (4) Archbishop of York: [see C G Lang] A Morgan Young: 12.7.1929 - (1) F Young: 15.6.1901 - (1) T Young: 15.6.1886 - (1) T M Young; 2.7.1902-1.7.1929 - (9)

Israel Zangwill: 9.11.1916 - (1) A E Zimmern: 29.3.1919-8.4.1919 - (2) F Zimmern: 27.10.1916 - (1) H A Zimmern: 19.3.1908 - (1) Anonymous, illegible or Otherwise Unidentifiable: 1886-1929 - (66)

CORRESPONDENCE OF C P SCOTT TO: (in alphabetical order; figures in parenthesis indicate quantity of letters present in the collection?)

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H N Abbott: 4.7.1929 - (1) Willis J Abbot: 29.7.1929 - (1) Lady Ishbel Maria Campbell Aberdeen: 27.4.1905 - (1) Thomas R Ackroyd: 4.7.1929 - (1) H M Acton: 11.10.1884 - (1) Charles P Allen: 29.10.1905-3.12.1905 - (4) J E T Allen: 11.12.1898 - (1) Russell Allen: 5.7.1906-23.7.1918 - (5) Henry B Amos: 5.7.1929 - (1) William Thomas Arnold: 12.4.1895 - (1) Sir George Compton Archibald Arthur, Bt: 19.6.1923 - (1) 1st Baron Thomas Gair Ashton of Hyde: 3.7.1929 - (1) Joseph Ashworth: 11.11.1909 - (1) Herbert Henry Asquith: 12.4.1895-4.3.1923 - (8) Margot Asquith: 31.8.1922-13.6.1926 - (4) J B Atkins: 5.7.1904-4.7.1929 - (3)

Sir Robert Baden-Powell: 31.5.1914-11.7.1929 - (2) Roland Ball: 9.4.1930 - (1) W A Balmforth: 25.7.1929 - (1) Louis Albert Banks: 27.8.1929 - (1) P P Banks: 29.7.1929 - (1) Sir Thomas Barclay: 29.7.1929 - (1) W Emery Barnes: 15.7.1929 - (1) Sir James M Barrie: 10.7.1929 - (2) Lord Beauchamp: 3.7.1929 - (1) J A Beith: 11.9.1890-21.6.1895 - (2) Lord Henry Bentick: 1.7.1926 - (1) S W Belderson: 4.7.1929 - (1) Robert Bell: 31.7.1929 - (1) Edward Berwick: 18.7.1929 - (1) Bimetallic League: ?.7.1895 - (1) William Birch: 22.11.1888 - (1) Bruce Bliven: 25.8.1929 - (1) Hugh C Boll: 2.8.1929 - (1) Andrew Bonar Law: 2.1.1916-4.12.1922 - (3) James Bone: ?.3.1916-24.8.1922 - (3) Edward Boreland and Fred W Hall: 7.7.1895 - (1) Emma G Boutmy: 7.2.1894 - (1) F B Boyce: 13.8.1929 - (1) A E Boycott: 4.7.1929 - (1) Jane Bradley: 28.7.1929 - (1) Henry Noel Brailsford: 8.1.1906 - (1) Sir Harry Brittain: 10.7.1929 - (1) George Brown: 25.4.1905 - (1) Ivor Brown: 11.7.1929 - (1) Edward Granville Browne: 7.4.1915 - (1) Charles Brumm: 3.7.1929 - (1) Bernhard Heinrich Martin Karl von Bulow, Furst: 23.5.1907 - (1) E Burgess: 26.7.1929 - (1) F Burns: 23.10.1909 - (1) Mr Burrows: 23.4.1902 - (1) M F Burrows: 18.9.1903 - (1) F Butterfield: 15.7.1895 - (1) W Butterfield: 28.2.1912 - (1) ? Buxton: 8.10.1897 - (1) Charles Roden Buxton: 27.6.1915 - (1) J H Buxton jnr: 11.3.1891 - (1)

George Cadbury: 26.12.1901-12.1.1902 - (2) J Caillaux: 22.5.1923 - (1) Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman: 29.12.1901 - (1) William Canning: 1.10.1891 - (1) Sir Edward Carson: 2.4.1916 - (1) W Horsfall Carter: 11.7.1929 - (1) Thomas Case: ?9.7.1921 - (1) Chatto and Windus: 3.7.1929 - (1) Hugh Chisholm: 22.1.1923-6.2.1923 - (3) Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill: 10.8.1909-22.6.1925 - (5) Church of England Temperance Society: 7.7.1895 - (1) Walter McLennan Citrine: 20.9.1926 - (1) The Clarion: ?.4.1894 - (1) Hilda Clark: 12.7.1929 - (1) J R Clynes: 8.4.1930 - (1) Israel Cohen: 28.7.1929 - (1) T A Collier: 17.9.1929 - (1) G A Cook: 17.7.1895 - (1) Corpus Christi College, Oxford: 22.11.1923 - (1) Council of Christian Congregations: 28.8.1929 - (1) J Couper: 24.12.1903-27.4.1905 - (4) 1st Baron Leonard Henry Courtney: 7.9.1899-8.9.1899 - (2) James Coyle: 22.7.1895 - (1) P M T Craigie: ?.?4.1904 - (1) F H P Creswell: 19.3.1906 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

A O Crompton: 3.7.1929 - (1) William Percival Crozier: 4.10.1903-25.1.1926 - (17) H R Cummings: 4.7.1929 - (1) Ronald Curry: 29.7.1929 - (1) 1st Marquess George Nathaniel Curzon: 12.10.1919 - (1)

W Scott Dalgleish: 27.10.1895 - (1) ? Davies: 20.10.1913 - (1) C Davies: 16.7.1890-28.7.1890 - (2) Edward W Davies: 8.7.1929 - (1) Michael Davitt: 18.1.1903 - (1) Robert Dell: 11.7.1929 - (1) Edward George Villiers Smith Stanley, 17th Earl of Derby: 6.10.1915-10.7.1929 - (4) George Binney Dibble: 22.5.1891-24.4.1907 - (21) W Diggle: 16.7.1895 - (1) Henry Dillicate: 5.7.1929 - (1) Elizabeth Dillon: 18.11.1902 - (1) John Dillon: 13.5.1913-10.5.1918 - (4) A F Dodd: 15.4.1930 - (1) George Donnelly: 18.6.1902 - (1) H Dore: 20.7.1922 - (1) J E Dorsett: 28.7.1929 - (1) Violet Douglas-Pennant: 10.8.1928-4.7.1929 - (2) M Edith Durham: 5.7.1929 - (1) Lawson Duxbury: 30.8.1929 - (1)

Gertrude Eaton: 15.7.1929 - (1) R Edmondson: 10.7.1929 - (1) Sir Robert Charles Kirkwood Ensor: ?.4.1907 - (1) 2nd Viscount Reginald Balliol Brett Esher: 19.4.1914-24.4.1914 - (2) B Ifor Evans: 4.7.1929 - (1) D J Evans: 26.6.1923 - (1) L C Evans: 8.7.1929 - (1)

Faber & Faber: 5.7.1929 - (1) A M Fairbairn: 24.5.1907 - (1) Frank Falkner: 2.7.1929 - (1) Herbert H Feather: 11.7.1929 - (1) Theo Feilden: 20.8.1929 - (1) Sir James Fergusson: 17.12.1886 - (1) J Rankine Finlayson: 4.7.1929 - (1) Victor H Finney: 14.7.1929 - (1) A C Firth: 10.7.1929 - (1) ?J A Forrest: 24.9.1888 - (1) Vice-Consul of France: ?.?1.1919 - (1) F Frankfurter: 5.3.1918 - (1) Mr Fraser: 2.2.1895 - (1) Harold Frederic: 17.2.1887 - (1) A S Frere-Reeves: 10.7.1929 - (1) F J Fryer: 11.7.1929 - (1) Dame Katharine Furse: 29.7.1928 - (1)

James Louis Garvin: 18.5.1915 - (1) William Ewart Gladstone: 29.12.1894-6.2.1895 - (3) 1st Viscount Herbert John Gladstone: 6.7.1923 - (1) Paul Gourmand: 16.7.1914 - (1) Alfred Perceval Graves: 7.6.1915-11.6.1915 - (3) F D Greene: 29.1.1895 - (1) R H Gretton: 3.11.1910 - (1) Viscount Edward Grey of Falloden: 8.2.1910-17.7.1913 - (9) Cuthbert Grundy: 9.4.1930 - (1) J T Gwynn: 11.7.1929 - (1)

W Devenport Hackney: 5.7.1929-14.4.1930 - (2) F E Hamer: 5.7.1929 - (1) J W Hamilton: 9.8.1929 - (1) L N Hamlin: 4.9.1929 - (1) Harry Harper: 10.7.1929 - (1) : 7.5.1899-31.5.1899 - (2) R F Harrod: 21.6.1926 - (1) H T Harry: 17.2.1905 - (1) Sir Philip Joseph Hartog: 12.8.1929 - (1) Hamilton Harty: 3.4.1918-4.12.1922 - (2) George Harwood: 24.9.1911-27.9.1911 - (2) R Hauptman: 10.7.1929 - (1) Edward G Hawke: 12.7.1929 - (1) A Hawkes: 22.3.1904 - (1) Sir A Haworth: 27.1.1926 - (1) Tim Healy: 9.3.1910 - (1) Arthur Henderson: 3.7.1929 - (1) J Herbert: 8.5.1910 - (1) 1st Viscount Gordon Hewart: 27.4.1921-1.5.1921 - (2) Francis A Higgins: 28.7.1929 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Francis W Hirst: 5.2.1900-2.7.1929 - (2) Emily Hobhouse: 19.12.1914 - (1) Leonard Trelawney Hobhouse: 22.11.1896-25.2.1925 - (259) John Atkinson Hobson: 16.7.1899-12.6.1914 - (2) Rev J Hirst Hollowell: 25.1.1896 - (1) Mr Hope: 3.4.1894 - (1) J M House: 16.3.1919 - (1) Robert A Hudson: 30.8.1895 - (1) A Hunsworth: 26.11.1898 - (1) W Hutcheon: 8.7.1929 - (1)

A Ingham: 14.7.1929 - (1)

W H Johnson: 9.1.1890 - (1) J D Jones: 4.7.1929 - (1) J W Jones: 29.7.1929 - (1) W Tudor Jones: 24.4.1927 - (1)

William Karfoot: 22.2.1898 - (1) Kelsall Release Committee: 10.7.1895 - (1) Sir George Kemp: 18.6.1910-27.6.1912 - (5) Stanley Kershaw: 4.7.1929 - (1) T W Killick: 3.7.1929 - (1) Joseph King: 5.7.1929 - (1) ? Knox: 27.6.1910 - (1)

M J Landa: 12.7.1929 - (1) R T Lang: 14.7.1929 - (1) B N Langdon-Davies: 14.7.1929 - (1) S Langford: 8.11.1923 - (1) Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice 5th Marquess of Landsdowne: 17.9.1915 - (1) Harold Joseph Laski: 11.10.1928 - (1) Nathan Laski: 10.7.1929 - (1) James Law: 8.3.1892 - (1) J Lee: ?.?7.1895 - (1) C H Leibrand: 10.7.1929 - (1) Leigh Co-operative Women's Guild: 6.10.1900 - (1) Lady Helen E Lely: 4.3.1914 - (1) J M Le Sage: 11.6.1896-16.6.1896 - (2) C Leudesdorf: 20.11.1919 - (1) Sir J Hubert Lewis: 3.7.1929 - (1) Liberal Association: ?.?1.1890 - (1) Edward R Lingard: 11.7.1929 - (1) W Arnold Linnell: 7.1.1914 - (1) ? Littler: 11.3.1910 - (1) Mr Liveing: 9.7.1929 - (1) David Lloyd George: 8.12.1908-8.4.1930 - (19) Ella Frances Lynch: 8.8.1929 - (1) R J Lynn: 4.7.1929 - (1)

T W McAra: 28.7.1929 - (1) J M McCarthy: 26.3.1906 - (1) James S McConechy: 1.7.1929 - (1) James Ramsay MacDonald: 14.9.1914-8.7.1929 - (8) Reginald McKenna: 9.7.1914-18.6.1915 - (2) George Madders: 4.7.1929 - (1) Charles E Marshall: 22.8.1924 - (1) John Masefield: 11.10.1904-?.4.1915 - (2) Bertha Mason: 19.11.1905 - (1) ?H W Massingham: 17.3.1896-1.2.1899 - (2) Leonard Matthews: 3.7.1929 - (1) A Maude: 22.10.1918 - (1) F N Maude: 31.10.1905 - (1) W Mellor: 7.8.1914 - (1) T Mercer: 18.7.1895 - (1) Bishop of Middleton: [see R G Parsons] Sir Henry A Miers: 7.6.1921 - (1) D M Milne: 28.7.1929 - (1) T Moeller: 11.7.1929 - (1) ?T Monnington: 5.7.1929 - (1) Charles Edward Montague: 1.5.1903-31.7.1914 - (2) E D Morel: 18.8.1914-25.9.1914 - (4) John Hartman Morgan: ?20.5.1913 - (1) S Morgan-Powell: 11.7.1929 - (1) Viscount John Morley: 3.12.1894-20.5.1904 - (8) May Morris: 12.7.1929 - (1) William Morrow: 12.7.1929 - (1) J E C Munro: ?.?.1893-8.12.1893 - (2) A Murray: 19.6.1910-2.5.1912 - (4) A Victor Murray: 8.7.1929 - (1) ?Alexander Murray: 8.7.1929 - (1)

C T Needham: 12.7.1929 - (1) Henry W Nevinson: 5.7.1929 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Newspaper Society: 8.4.1930 - (1) Francesco Nitti: 11.7.1929 - (1) Viscount Alfred Charles William Harmsworth Northcliffe: 20.12.1913 - (1) G W Nottingham: 6.12.1902 - (1) Roland Nugent: 10.7.1929 - (1)

Mr Oldham: 14.10.1895 - (1) Kevin O'Shiel: 28.7.1929 - (1) Lady Oxford: [see Margot Asquith]

Baron Palmstierna: 11.7.1929 - (1) Christabel Pankhurst: 26.7.1909-9.3.1913 - (4) E Sylvia Pankhurst: 13.12.1908 - (1) Emmeline Pankhurst: 5.3.1911 - (1) 1st Baron Charles Alfred Cripps Parmoor: 8.7.1929 - (1) Richard Godfrey Parsons: 2.7.1929 - (1) Charles P Peak: 15.7.1895 - (1) F W Pethick-Lawrence: 4.7.1929 - (1) Vivian Phillipps: 17.7.1922-7.8.1922 - (5) Reuben Phillips: 3.7.1929 - (1) Mr Phythian: 3.7.1929 - (1) Police and Citizens' Association: 13.7.1895 - (1) Arthur Ponsonby: 18.9.1910 - (1) F W Ponsonby: 1.7.1917 - (1) L Pook: 5.7.1929 - (1) Alexander Porter: 15.11.1909 - (1)

W Ramage: 6.6.1896 - (1) Sir William M Ramsay: 15.4.1915-19.10.1925 - (2) E W Record: 4.7.1929 - (1) ?W G Edwards Ree: 5.7.1929 - (1) ? Reeves: 21.1.1920 - (1) Sir Robert Treshie Reid [Later Lord Loreburn]: 10.8.1900-25.10.1905 - (2) Ellen Retallack: 11.7.1929 - (1) Peter Rhodes: 25.12.1901 - (1) 4th Baron Thomas Lister Ribblesdale: 20.2.1908 - (1) H M Richardson: 8.5.1928 - (1) Arthur Richter: 2.11.1926 - (1) 1st Baron George Allardice Riddell: 4.7.1929-8.4.1930 - (2) J Roberts: 20.7.1895 - (1) Tom Roberts: 28.7.1929 - (1) 5th Earl Archibald Philip Primrose Rosebery: 30.9.1894-30.3.1896 - (2) Charles Rowley: 9.11.1923 - (1) Arnold S Rowntree: 29.12.1906 - (1) B M Rushton: 4.7.1929 - (1) George Russell: 9.6.1896 - (1) George William Erskine Russell: 31.10.1910-?10.8.1914 - (4) T W Russell: 20.11.1902 - (1) Mr Ryall: ?.3.?1923 - (1) J W Rylance: 4.10.1903 - (1) Harold Rylett: 4.7.1929 - (1)

Sir Michael Ernest Sadler: 30.9.?1890 - (1) George Edward Bateman Saintsbury: 26.1.1895 - (1) G Salvemini: 15.7.1929 - (1) Sir Herbert Samuel: 20.1.1910-10.7.1929 - (2) Isidor Sandler: 2.8.1929 - (1) E Sylvia Saunders: 8.7.1929 - (1) Anatole Sax: 19.10.1919 - (1) Marcus Schloimovitz: 31.7.1929 - (1) Progression Candidates Committee: School Board: 11.4.1895 - (1) W P Schreiner: 2.10.1899 - (1) Mrs Schuster: 13.4.1912 - (1) ?Charles E Schwarm: 12.4.1895 - (1) E M Scofield: 4.8.1929 - (1) Edward Taylor Scott: 12.10.1931-13.10.1931 - (2) Isabella Scott: 23.3.1917 - (1) John Russell Scott: 13.1.1904 - (2) J W Scott: 4.10.1891 - (1) Rachel Scott: 12.8.1903 - (1) W Sedlatscheck: 11.7.1929 - (1) H L Senior: 30.7.1929 - (1) Sir Thomas Thornhill Shann: 27.10.1911 - (1) Clifford D Sharp: 24.8.1922 - (1) Evelyn Sharp: 28.11.1911-29.7.1929 - (2) W A Shovelton: 3.7.1929 - (1) H Sidebotham: 27.4.?1904-?.5.1904 - (3) ?H Silburn: 24.7.1929 - (1) ? Simon: 7.8.1913 - (1) 1st Baron Ernest Darwin Simon of Wythenshawe: 29.4.1928 - (1) T A Smiddy: 4.7.1929 - (1) Jan Christiaan Smuts: 15.7.1919 - (1) Harold Spender: 16.12.1899 - (1) Journalism and Politics - Series One: The Papers of C P Scott, 1846-1932

Arthur Elliot Sproul: 15.7.1929 - (1) Lord Stamfordham: 8.5.1921-2.7.1929 - (2) William Thomas Stead: 7.5.1899 - (1) A Ernest Steinthal: 4.5.1912 - (1) Sir Edwin F Stockton: 3.7.1929 - (1) Herbert Stockton: 3.7.1929 - (1) ? Swettenham: 5.3.1916 - (1) John C Swift: 3.7.1929 - (1) John Millington Synge: 26.5.1905 - (1)

Sir Rabindranath Tagore: 22.9.1926 - (1) James Tait: 6.7.1898 - (1) John Edward Taylor: 11.10.1883-9.6.1905 - (26) Rev Hector V Thomas: 13.11.1898 - (1) Franklin Thomasson: 15.8.1905 - (1) Thomas Thompson: 4.7.1929 - (1) Mr Threlfall: 18.6.1894-30.6.1894 - (2) Arnold Joseph Toynbee: 8.7.1929 - (1)

Florence A Underwood: 10.4.1930 - (1)

Maud V Vernon: 5.7.1929 - (1) Oswald Garrison Villard: 14.7.1929 - (1)

Mr Wailes: 8.5.1921 - (1) Eino Walikangas: 3.7.1929 - (1) ?P W Walling: 29.7.1929 - (1) Sydney Walton: 3.7.1929 - (1) Mathewson Watson: 3.7.1929 - (1) Chaim Weizmann: 19.11.1918 - (1) 5th Baronet Sir Charles Glynne Earle Welby: 2.5.1915 - (1) F W Willett: 11.12.1895 - (1) ?Walter Williams: 28.7.1929 - (1) Alec Wilson: 25.7.1919 - (1) Mr Wood: 15.10.1894 - (1) Sir Graham Wood: 29.7.1929 - (1) John Wood: 22.4.1902-26.3.1905 - (6) W H Woodward: 7.5.1915-26.9.1915 - (3) F T Wright: 15.7.1895 - (1) A B Wylde: 6.12.1888-?.3.?1896 - (2)

Jack Butler Yeats: 26.5.1905 - (1) William Butler Yeats: 23.5.1911 - (1) A Morgan Young: (1) T M Young: 4.5.1902-3.7.1929 - (5) Others (various dates): 1886-1931 - (23)

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C P SCOTT: A CHRONOLOGY

1821 - Foundation of the Manchester Guardian by John Edward Taylor, a radical Unitarian married to Sophia Scott, sister of CPS's father.

1830 - Birth of John Edward Taylor the 2nd.

1846 - Charles Prestwick Scott born at Bath, the 8th of 9 children (CPS had 3 elder brothers and 4 elder sisters - the 9th child died in infancy).

1853-64 - CPS attends Hove House school in Brighton (run by a Unitarian minister) and then Clapham Grammar School (run by Charles Pritchard, and noted educational reformer).

1861 - John Edward Taylor the 2nd takes control of the Manchester Guardian.

1865-69 - CPS goes up to Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He befriends Robert Bridges (two years his senior), is Secretary of the Anti-Mendacity Society (speaks at the Union) and is involved in College rowing. His first article for The Guardian is a description of a race on the Seine between the Corpus boat and a crew of old Etonians. CPS graduates with a 1st in Greats. CPS then embarks on a Grand Tour of .

1870 - CPS has a 6-month apprenticeship working for The Scotsman in Edinburgh.

1871 - CPS arrives in Manchester in February to work at The Guardian. He befriends Ford Madox Brown.

1872 - CPS formally appointed Editor of The Guardian, in January, aged 25. Rachel Cook (CPS's future wife) is introduced to CPS's sister, Catherine, by Madame Bodichon in October. George Eliot said that Rachel was the most beautiful woman that she had ever seen. She was one of the 7 original students at the Women's College in Hitchin (later becoming Girton College, Cambridge) and contributed review articles to The Guardian.

1874 - CPS marries Rachel, youngest daughter of John Cook, Professor of Ecclesiastical History at the . The Scotts have four children: Madeline (1876-1958); Lawrence Prestwich (1877-1908); John Russell (1879-1949); and Edward Taylor (1883-1932).

1886 - The Guardian achieves national prominence through its support of the Home Rule Bill.

1892 - The Guardian first offers support for the cause of Women's Suffrage, publishing a report on the Female Suffrage Bill.

1895 - CPS elected Liberal MP for the Leigh Division of Lancashire (after failed attempts to be elected in 1886, 1891 and 1892). CPS plays a prominent part in the Manchester Liberal Federation, is re-elected in 1900 but retires in 1905.

1899 - The Guardian achieves national and international notice by supporting South African self-government at the start of the Boer War.

1905 - John Edward Taylor the 2nd dies and his will gives his cousin, CPS, first option to purchase The Guardian for £10,000. Death of Rachel.

1907 - CPS purchases The Guardian. CPS's third son, Edward Taylor Scott, marries Mabel Hobson, daughter of J A Hobson.

1908 - Death of Lawrence Prestwich Scott, CPS's eldest son.

1911 - CPS commences his political diary.

1914-18 - CPS supports Lloyd George throughout the war. He introduces him to Dr Chaim Weizmann, Reader in Biology at the University of Manchester, whose help in the war effort was rewarded by Lloyd-George's support for the creation of a Jewish State of Palestine. CPS's diary contains very full entries for the War and the Russian Revolution.

1921 - The Guardian celebrates its 100th anniversary and CPS celebrates 50 years editing the paper.

1929 - CPS retires after death of L T Hobhouse.

1932 - Death of CP Scott.

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