Includes discussion of the Wallington estate, decoration, value, potential purchase of Rothley, timber, and reference to politics and family news. Includes one letter to Caroline, returning a letter.

Includes discussion of politics with reference to the miners strikes, Insurance Bill and education budget, family news including Charles' health and an account of a visit to Harrogate for the baths, the opening of Cambo Village Hall, a car accident involving MKT, and reference to estate matters, particularly an accident suffered by Mr Keith, with two related letters from Dr Goodhall and Nixon.

Includes discussion of politics and family news, with reference to the Cambo War Memorial and installation of the 'guards hut' carriage at Wallington.

Mostly personal and family news, with reference to the children, their education and health, gardening, appointment of a new governess (Miss Loft), and accounts of trips to Cambridge and Scotland.

Mostly family news, with reference to life at Cambo, MKT's operation and recuperation, and the death of Mary Prestwich [Booa]

Mostly discussing politics with reference to the general election of 1906, the Elland Consitutency and election accounts. Also refers to Charles' being offered the post of Charity Commissioner. News of the grandchildren.
Also includes two letters from MKT of a later date, c.1915

Mostly letters from London. Includes discussion of his appointment as Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education and reference to the Education Bill, speaking engagements, family news and shooting.
Also includes a cutting reporting a speech of Charles' in the House.

Includes reference to politics, preparations for the 1910 election, the Elland constituency, the Budget, public speaking, family news with reference to the health of their children and arrangements for a nanny, and a surgical operation on Charles' knee.
Also includes one letter from GMT and an inspection report for Cambo School.

Includes reference to the 1910 elections, in particular Charles' election and re-election to the Elland constituency, reference to a visit from Roosevelt, the Women's Liberal Association and procurement of a teacher for Cambo school. Also family news, including accounts of holidays in northern England and Scotland, and of the days following Julian Trevelyan's birth.
Also includes one letter from Janet Trevelyan, with thanks for a children's picture book.