Crawhall writes in response to Tuer's suggestions to alter the title of his latest volume. Crawhall writes that he is 'sick' of working on the book, and would like to sell the manuscript and blocks as it is, and asks Tuer to suggest a reasonable price. Written from 50, Leadenhall Street, London.

Crawhall writes to Anderson to tell him of a General Meeting of Directors during which plans for going to Parliament shall be made. Letter is entitled 'Rail Road' and is written from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Also includes various rough notes on the back of the letter.

Letter concerning the impact of the plan for Piccadilly Circus.

Draft letters written on scrap paper and generic letters sent to Pybus. The subjects of these letters are quite wide ranging including Pybus' career, his cancer research, allotment fires, Pybus' mice contaminated with soot, the Clean Air Act, smoke pollution and media communication. Some letters do not have recipient names and some were not sent - as noted by Pybus.

Subjects include education, Newcastle races, palaeontology, locations in Shakespeare plays, surnames and temperance.

Letters sent regarding reprints.

Letter concerning the dispute between Thomas Sharp and Mr. Clough Williams-Ellis.

Letter regarding smoke from bonfires and a report of Pybus' experience of these on a single day.

Draft letters concerning garden bonfires and the effect on public health over looked by the Clean Air Act. Pybus took a reporter on a tour and found 47 fires in one hour within 1 square mile. He goes on to explain these are more harmful than cigarette smoke and the benzpyrene content citing Professor J Weiss (King's College). The notes are information from the tour with the reporter.