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These are part of a series of diaries kept by Kitty Inge (wife of W.R. Inge). These three were removed from the series and sent by Craufurd Inge (Kitty's son) to fill a gap in Inge's diaries. The rest of her diaries were never sent to the College.

Includes pasted in:

(1) colour postcard of Wampach's Hotel in Folkestone
(2) black and white postcard of Derwent Water from Friar's Crag
(3) two photographs possibly of Canterbury
(4) list of attendees at a dinner held by the American Ambassador and Mrs Page [The Times, 16 May 1914]

Loose:
(1) A prayer for peace by H.D. Rawnsley dated August 1914 cut from a newspaper

A pocket diary with some names and phone numbers written at the beginning. There are entries on most days except for a gap between 18 Aug and 20 September.

A pocket diary with some names and phone numbers written at the back.

Letter from Lord Haldene to Mrs Inge at The Deanery, St Paul’s

Transcript

Cloan, Auchterarder, Perthshire
My dear Mrs Inge,

Thank you for the kindest of letters.
I am pretty feeble, but shall, as far as I can see, gradually build up strength again. It may take a little time.

Yours sincerely,
Haldane

Letter written from 104 Harley Street, London to Mrs Inge consisting of a poem turning down her invitation as he was otherwise engaged. Signed 'H.A.S.'