Comprises: (fols. 1-5) draft of speech, probably delivered at the public meeting held on 12 May 1917 at the Prince's Building, Port-of-Spain, to celebrate America's entry into the war, (see MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 284/5, folder 2, item 13) n.d. [1917?] (fols. 6-11) note, marked 'Secret', of an interview with Henry Pasen, an Indian member of the government, about the Attorney-General, R.S....

With one unfoliated item. Comprises: (fols. 1-21) Letter from G. Grindle, Colonial Office, to Chancellor, with copies of despatches from the Acting Governor of Trinidad, M.M. Gordon, dated 29 Jul and 7 Aug, regarding unrest among non-European communities. Enclosures appended include reports to the Colonial Secretary from Colonel May and Lt. Col. Maxwell Smith, Dispersal Commandant, 10 Sep 1919. (fols. 22-54) Papers contained in an envelope marked 'Secret':...

Comprises: (fol. 1) memorandum from the Colonial Office about qualifications for Governor's Pension, 18 Aug 1920 (fols. 2-4) rough notes by Chancellor of his years of service as Governor and periods of leave, from 11 Mar 1914, 31 Oct 1920 (fols. 5-11) despatches from Chancellor and Milner, 16 Dec 1920-31 Jan 1921 (fols. 12-17) drafts of letters from...

From colleagues in the government, in particular the Colonial Office, and personal friends, among others: L.S. Amery Winston Churchill Sir Edward Grigg Sir Norman Lamont Sir Humphrey Leggett Edward Marsh Percy Noble Brig. General Adolphe Symons.