Cuttings mounted on loose sheets of sugar paper folded together. Some loose.
Includes cuttings on the 1924 election, the Union of Democratic Control (UDC), British relations with Russia, education and the Access to Mountains Bill.

Cuttings relating to Charles and Molly's marriage (1903-1904), Charles' political career (1909-1910), the campaign and election of the first Labour government (1923-1924), and Charles' appointment as President of the Board of Education.
Descriptive information regarding the volume's contents, provenance and transfer has been pasted in the inside cover.

Illustrated cuttings in colour and black and white relating to events in Britain, America, Australia and South Africa.
Includes some annotations [these appear to be in Mary's hand] and an inserted metal pin of 'Uncle Sam'.

Press cuttings mounted in an exercise book relating to Howard's campaigns in Cumberland.

Includes annotations and copy letters by Charles. Also includes a information pamphlet on the British Committee in Aid of the Italian Wounded (First British Ambulance Unit for Italy), featuring content by and photographs of George Macaulay Trevelyan and Geoffrey Winthrop Young.

Reports for Pauline, George Lowthian and Katharine [Kitty] Trevelyan.

Includes some exercises by Charles [presumably] from school, exercises in Greek, a water colour sketch of the portico at 14 Great College Street, two essays by Marjorie Gordon reprinted from Sesame and a handwritten essay by Charles entitled Under the Open Sky .

Two notebooks used by Charles Philips Trevelyan as diaries for his time during school. Concerning school activities, his academic performances, comments on teaching, extra-curricular activities including sport and debating, and a tour abroad in April 1889, including interest in the Franco-Prussian War.
Also includes comments on peers at school and teachers, and family members, including George Otto Trevelyan and Robert Calverley Trevelyan.
Also includes two letters from H D Watson, primarily concerning cricket.

A piece of silver silk enclosed in an envelope.