Discusses Crewe's health and his own family's health.

Advises Crewe on the bequeathing of certain trusts for advancement of religious and educational purposes.

Offer to Crewe of a seat in the Chapel of the Order of St. Michael and St. George in St. Paul's Cathedral.

Acknowledges Crewe's reports on the schools in South Africa. Cannot assist a project for establishment of a boys' school at George until the local authorities have raised the greater part of the money.

Request for financial assistance for Thorpe's establishment in George of a Diocesan School for Boys.

Discusses the administration of a fund, bequeathed by Crewe, for the education of the children of clergy. Has written to Lord Halifax regarding the plight of the Diocesan School for Girls.

Personal news. Discusses Mussolini's defiant attitude. Hopes that Evans will stand up against the politicians.

Asks if Crewe will attend the 1820 Conference at Johannesburg.

Expresses concern regarding Crewe's heart attack. Gives a report of his own troublesome ankle joint. Thanks Crewe for a gift of a gold pectoral cross. Has attended a memorial service for Robert Struben.

Has started a Chelsea Depot of the Personal Service League. Discusses the League's achievements. Family news. Has given up projects of travelling to Germany, due to troubled European situation. Refers to the failure of the Disarmament Conference. The unemployment problem in Britain is slightly improved. The government is urging the British population to spend more in order to ease unemployment.

Personal.

Expresses concern for Crewe's health. Describes her travels in Holland and Scotland; the canonisation of Thomas More and John Fischer; and visits to Ireland and Pau. Does not intend to visit South Africa.

Thinks the Personal Services League is coming to an end. Fears the war between Italy and Abyssinia inevitable. An outbreak of typhus in Rome.