Concerning happy memories and recommending Robin Hodgkins' book on the early Anglo-Saxons.

Concerning a recent Botanical Dinner at Newcastle and upcoming lecture series in Austria.

Consists mainly of letters to Frederick Weiss and Evelyn Weiss. Topics include, but are not limited to, British politics and contemporary literary and scientific achievements.

Consists of letters concerning matters of education to Frederick Weiss

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Consists mainly of letters to Robert Spence Watson. Topics include, but are not limited to, British politics and the Liberal party, contemporary Europe, Armstrong College (later Newcastle University), the Peace Society, lectures at the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne, and contemporary literary and scientific achievements. Other regular recipients of letters include Elizabeth Spence Watson, Frederick Weiss, and Charles Prestwich Scott.

The Spence Watson's wide-ranging public activism, make their correspondence a valuable source of opinions on the social and political matters of the day from a wide range of prominent persons.

Consists mainly of letters to Robert Spence Watson. Topics include, but are not limited to, British politics and the Liberal party, contemporary Europe, Armstrong College (later Newcastle University), the Peace Society, lectures at the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne, and contemporary literary and scientific achievements. Letters grouped in alphabetical series (alphabetized surnames) with items arranged chronologically.

Concerning receipt of copies of Robert Spence Watson's letters from [Sergey Mikhaylovich] 'Stepniak' [Stepnyak-Kravchinsky] (co-founder with RSW of the Society of Friends of Russian Freedom and the periodical 'Free Russia'), [Feliks Vadimovich] Volkhovsky [Russian revolutionaries] and Mr. [George] Kennan (American explorer)'s secretary. Taratuta writing a book about Stepniak.

Consists mainly of letters to Robert Spence Watson from correspondents with surnames beginning T.