Includes reference to George Macaulay Trevelyan and Herbert William Richmond, an account of the D-Day landings and a summary of a broadcast by Charles on Cambo school.

Includes: 1 - Rules and Articles of the Gardener's Society in Alnwick (1761) 2 - Measure for Measure or Truth Triumphant! (C A H Richardson, 1818) 3 - Programme for a violin recital by Edvard Soermus at Merthyr Tydfil, 23rd April 1918) 4 - Section from an unidentified publication with articles on the Unemployment Act 1934 and Soviet Russia (c.1934) [possibly a trade union publication for the ship-building trade]. 5 - Blackwoods Magazine number 1549 (1944) [includes an article entitled 'Sinking the Scharnhorst' by B B Ramsden, with an insert in Mary's hand that it refers to a military engagement in which Philip Cheswright was involved]

Short manuscript essays by Mary, Charles, Pauline and [George Lowthian?] Trevelyan.
Two relate to World War I, and the others refer to outdoor pursuits, inequality and outlook.

Includes: Summons to a Special Meeting of the Council of the Borough of Hartlepool, Town Clerk Herbert Bell (25/04/1919) Booklet of the Rules of the R.A.O.B. Locomotion Annual Fund (Wingate District) (1919) Two blank sample certificates from the Educational Supply Association Draft meeting notes, with annotations in Mary's hand attributing them to Margaret Bondfield (1925) Miniature calendar for 1927 Extracts from the Time relating to the abdication of Edward VIII (1936)

Includes newspaper cuttings, correspondence and a printed Labour Party anthem music sheet.

Includes a manuscript translation by Sir Richard Jebb of fragments of Simonides , with annotations from George Otto Trevelyan stating that it was written at Cambridge University c.1860, extracts from the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci in Charles Philips Trevelyan's hand, latin verses in George Otto's hand and an unattributed poem on a postcard sent to Charles.

Includes writing on natural history, creative pieces and his composition book from 1914. One is marked 'my first novel, unfinished'.
Also includes a list of woods with their properties.

Manuscript in Charles' hand. Concerning the reading of utopian fiction as a means for discussion of pressing political and social issues.

Relates to Charles' successful campaign to be re-elected as Labour Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne.
Includes handbills, 'election special' papers, Labour Party materials, election cards, a souvenir programme from the victory celebration, information regarding his Unionist opponent F M B Fisher's past career and newspaper cuttings.

Mostly handbills and leaflets for Charles' successful campaign to be re-elected as Labour Member of Parliament for the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central constituency.
Includes lists of appointments, newspaper cuttings and notes for speeches.
Also includes some materials from his Unionist opponent, F M B Fisher.