| Summary: | Includes correspondence about the Society's financial position, from D. Marples & Co. (11 May with printing estimate), James Jenkins (27 Sept. re membership for daughters now that ladies are admitted), John Sampson (12 Oct. on publication of minor writings by Sir Walter Raleigh), Albert Buckley on asking Lord Leverhulme to address Society, on condition of his becoming a member, G.J. Hodgson (15 Dec. on debate on Victorian Age, "I must try to whip up the young blood of the Socy to support me but shall lose to a dead cert. The Phil. Soc. is the most Victorian thing I know!!") and circular, with replies, dated 27 April 1922, requesting overdue subscriptions as Society has debit balance at bank. Analysis of 1921-1922 printing expenditure |
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