Includes a letter to the Head of Drama Series, Mal Young, from Michael Chaplin concerning Chaplin's opposition to cuts made to a draft of the script. Also includes a response letter from Young emphasising the need for the changes.

Consists of correspondence between the Brown family and official bodies during World War I, some of which concerns Thomas Baker Brown being awarded the Military Medal as well as him being taken Prisoner of War.

Relates to the Indian famine of 1873-74. Also includes a manuscript memo in Charles' hand.

Consists of correspondence between Thomas Baker Brown and F.G. Cook concerning finding Mr H.E.Richards who served alongside Thomas Baker Brown in World War I. Also includes a book sent from H.E.Richards to Thomas Baker Brown in 1919 entitled 'Views of Charfield' and containing photographs.

Draft letter to Arthur Hibbert regarding donations to political parties by North Western Railway (referring to an article in the Economist, n. 65, 02/03/1907: 369) a typewritten copy of the same letter. Hibbert's reply of polite disagreement and a letter from CPT to GOT about potential legal actions that North western Railway stakeholders can take.
With reference to London County Council elections for 1907 and the London & North West Railway Stock.

Regarding the Claverdon property and the Welcombe Estate

Regarding George Macaulay Trevelyan's relationship with Hester Lyttelton

Correspondence between members of London Weekend Television and Robin O'Dell and his agent. Correspondence largely concerns payment for using information in O'Dell's book 'Exhumation of a Murder' to inform the script for Dandelion Dead. O'Dell also forwards Michael Chaplin a photocopy of a statement which was used in the Armstrong murder trial.