Letter announcing John Frederick Maurice's appointment as Colonel Commandant Royal Artillery, 1906
[Rt. Hon] R.B. Haldane informing John Frederick Maurice of his appointment to be Colonel Commandant, Royal Artillery. 1p.
Lt. Col. Leetham, informing John Frederick Maurice that Royal United Service Institution has decided toward him the Chesney Gold Medal. Typed, Signed, 1p.
[1st Baron] Napier of Magdala outlining his plan for building barracks, canteen, school and hospitals for a British regiment. Manuscript, 4p.
Letter from Irwin to Filon, Jan 1934, about a planned formal presentation
Same to Mr. Filon. Lady Irwin will not be attending court and he suggests Princess Alice might make presentation instead. Typed, Signed, 1 p
Letter from ___ Irwin to Frederick Barton Maurice, Dec 1933, about adult education
[Maj-Gen Sir J ?] Irwin to Frederick Barton Maurice, concerning Adult Education Committee. Typed, Signed, 1 p
Roberts to Frederick Barton Maurice. Comments on certain passages in his "Life of Lord Rawlinson" that are incorrect. Typed, Signed, 3 pp
Letter from A Dalzell, 1900, requesting information
A. Dalzell, asking for an answer to several points raised in connection with the army. Manuscript, 4p.
Letter from A W Kinglake, 1883, concerning papers from the 1850s
A.W. Kinglake, concerning papers in his possession dating before 1854. Manuscript, 1p [see also Maurice 2/3/110]
Letter from actor Ruth Draper to Frederick Barton Maurice, Jan 1938, about Icaro, by Lauro de Bosis
Ruth Draper to Frederick Barton Maurice, sending him a copy of "Icaro", a poetic drama by Lauro de Bosis. Typed, Signed 1 p
John Dalyrymple Hay to Lord Hastington, to correct an error in "Hostilities without Declaration of War", in the report on the Channel Tunnel. Manuscript, 4p.
[Air Marshal Sir H] Trenchard to Frederick Barton Maurice, agreeing with his views and the Turks should not dictate to British about moving out. Typed, Signed, 1 p
Letter from an unidentified correspondent in Geneva, Aug 1927, about a proposed visit
[?] Institute Bacteriotherapique, Geneva, to Frederick Barton Maurice, hoping that Frederick Barton Maurice will stay with him during his visit. Typed, Signed, 1 p
Letter from an unidentified correspondent, 1892, about a report on the Army
[?] about a report on the army to be discussed in Parliament, and references to a letter in the 'Times'. Manuscript, 8p.
[D,...... onaly?] offering John Frederick Maurice use of his notes for writing the history of the war. Manuscript, 3p.
Arthur [?] about letter to President of Promotion Board, its ignorance and his reply addressed to War Office. Manuscript, 4p.
A[nna] E[liza] Perceval [Spencer Perceval's wife] to? [addressed Sir], Theological discussion on the prophets. Manuscript, 11pp. Pencil note on dorse 'Mother's letter......... prophets!
Letter from Archibald Corbes, 24 Oct 1891, about an article on Helmuth von Moltke
Arch[ibald] Corbes comments on an article on Moltke, mainly matters of translation. Manuscript, 4p.
Letter from Archibald Corbes, 28 Oct 1891, about an article on Helmuth von Moltke
Arch[ibald] Corbes more comments about Wolseley's article on Moltke, defending his own opinions. Manuscript, 8p.
Mr Balfour to Frederick Barton Maurice. Reply to MAURICE 4/5/58 above. Reasons for his inability to advise or help. Suggest Frederick Barton Maurice approach Philip Kerr direct if latter knows some fact. Typed + Manuscript, 4 pp
Arthur Bigge to Wolseley. Lord Salisbury to be told that the C-in-C has practically no control over discipline of the Army. In India and Ireland the C-in-C is invested with this responsibility and it would inevitably come under British C-in-C directly war was declared. Encloses letters from Duke of Connaught [not here] about supplying Sirdar with British force when it is decided to operate against the Kalifta. No. 240 Manuscript, 8pp