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Photograph album containing photographs of Balkans, taken by Howell whilst Balkan correspondent for The Times, with photographs from Turkey and Bulgaria, including photographs of the Bulgarian Army, and of uprisings against Turkey [by Macedonian Christians] and decapitated heads [of Macedonian Christians]. 1 vol.
Photograph album containing photographs of Howell's travels between 1904 and 1908, including journey from Abbotabad via Chilas, Gilgit to Chitral, India, Aug-Oct 1904; photographs of journey to Sukaram, Srinagar, Kashmir, India, Sept-Oct 1905; photographs of the family of Lt Gen Douglas Haig at Kaibar Pass, India, 1906; photographs of Russo-Japanese war, including photographs of executed Chinese spies, Korea 1907; photographs of Staff College, Quetta, India 1907-8; and expedition to Zakka Khel, near Quetta, India, 1908. 1 vol.
Scrap album containing cuttings, photographs and narrative detailing Howell's assignments as correspondent of The Times, including papers relating to Howell's travels in 1908 through Balkans and Asiatic Turkey, including photographs and narrative descriptions of Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, Lebanon, Damascus, River Euphrates, and Baghdad; also including newspaper cuttings of Howell's articles for The Times, on internal Balkan politics, the Balkan Wars 1912-13, and on travelling across Arabia in a motor car 1 vol.
Copy extract from Burke's Peerage about the Buxton family, [1966]
Typescript copy of lineage taken from Burkes Peerage, of the Buxton family, with manuscript additions by Rosalind 'Linnett' Howell. 5pp.
Typescript copy of extract from leading articles in Greek newspaper, Patris discussing relations between the Allies and Greece, and stating that Greece should have allied herself with Allies at an earlier stage of World War One. 1p.
Typescript copy of telegram from Gen Sir Charles Carmichael Monro, Officer Commanding, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, requesting that all telegrams sent to War Office by Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, must also be forwarded to Gen Sir Charles Carmichael Monro, and typescript copy of telegram from Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, to War Office, relating information from French Gen Maurice Paul Emmanuel Sairrail, General Officer Commanding, Allied Army of the Orient, Salonika, Greece, regarding a possible Allied offensive against Bulgarian and German forces. 2pp.
Typescript copy of telegram from Howell to Gen Sir William Robert Robertson, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, denying all knowledge of memorandum concerning Allied policy in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece attributed to Howell in the Suffragette newspaper Britannia, and asking Robertson over possibility of legal action against Britannia. 1p.
Typescript copy of telegram from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, concerning the use of British troops in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece. 1p
Typescript copy of telegram from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, concerning Allied policy in Salonika, Greece, being concillatory to the Greeks, and typescript copy of telegram from Gen Sir Charles Carmichael Monro, Officer Commanding Mediterranean Expeditionary Force, to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, protesting that all telegrams sent to War Office by Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, must also be forwarded to Gen Sir Charles Carmichael Monro. 2pp.
Typescript copy of telegram from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, requesting wariness when dealing with French inquiries regarding British forces, and typescript copy of telegram from Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, to War Office, requesting information and guidance to be given regarding policy in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece. 2pp.
Copy telegrams from GHQ to Allied HQ, Salonika, Dec 1915, about the Allied operations in Salonika
Typescript copy of three telegrams from General Headquarters to Allied Headquarters, Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece, relating to deployment of Allied forces in Salonika, Greece. 1p.
Typescript copy of three telegrams from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, on the correct address telegrams to the War Office should be sent to. 1p.
Copy telegrams from the War Office to General Sir Bryan Mahon, Dec 1915, on the defence of Salonika
Typescript copy of two telegrams from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, relating to Allied defence of Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece. 1p.
Copy telegrams from the War Office to General Sir Bryan Mahon, Dec 1915, on the defence of Salonika
Typescript copy of telegram from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, relating to Allied defence of Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece, particularly the tactics of French Gen Maurice Paul Emmanuel Sairrail, General Officer Commanding, Allied Army of the Orient. 1p.
Typescript copy of two telegrams from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, concerning training of troops in Salonika (Thessaloniki), their use in minor operations in Salonika, Greece, and discussion of the futility of keeping large number of troops idle on Eastern Front, whilst German advances being made on Western Front. 2pp
Typescript copy of two telegrams from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, regarding the use of British troops for an offensive in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece, only with the concurrence of French and British Governments. 1p.
Typescript copy of three telegrams from War Office to Gen Sir Bryan Thomas Mahon, General Officer Commanding, British Salonika Force, relating to Allied forces in Salonika (Thessaloniki), Greece. 2pp.
Correspondence with Major General Sir Neil Malcolm, [1912], on the role of mounted troops
Manuscript correspondence between Howell and [Maj Gen Sir] Neil Malcolm, Staff College, Camberley, concerning scheme by Howell on the role of mounted troops. 2pp.
File containing papers relating to The Campaign In Thrace, by Phillip Howell, (1913, Hugh Rees, London) including press reviews from The Pioneer, The Daily Chronicle, The Army and Navy Gazette, The Westminster Gazette, The Spectator, The Nation in Arms, Broad Arrow and The Morning Post; memorandum of agreement between Howell and Hugh Rees, publisher of The Campaign In Thrace and articles on the Balkan War by Howell for The Westminster Gazette. 1 file.