These letters were set aside by Chancellor, with a view to using them in his memoirs, and marked 'of a little interest for draft'. Comprises: (fol. 1) covering envelope, with Chancellor's notes about the contents, n.d. (fols. 2-7) three letters from Henry Dawson, Wool Broker, about evening dress suiting made for Chancellor of South African wool, 19 Jan-28 Nov 1928 ...

These letters were set aside by Chancellor, with a view to using them in his memoirs, and marked 'of general interest for draft'.

Forty letters, some incomplete, with a covering letter dated 13 Apr 1944 from Christopher written when he returned them to his father. These 'narrative' letters give a detailed account of events in Palestine, from the day of Chancellor's return from leave after the outbreak of the Disturbances. There are two enclosures: (fols. 43-46) a copy of a note by Chancellor of an interview he gave on...

Comprises: (fols. 1-7) draft of a letter from Chancellor about the increasingly grave situation in Palestine and Syria, 25 Oct 1929 (fols. 8-12) draft of a letter from Chancellor about the Secretary of State's suggestion for the future organisation of the public security forces in Palestine and Trans-Jordan (Jordan), emphasising the dangers of making any reduction in military strength;...

Hope Simpson was appointed by the British Government to examine on the spot the questions of immigration, land settlement, and development in Palestine. He arrived there in May 1930 and left in Aug 1930. Comprises: (fol. 1) covering envelope, with notes by Chancellor on the contents, n.d. (fols. 2-6) about Hope Simpson's proposals for land settlement in Palestine, and the...

About the support forthcoming for the National Home from American Jewry, listing six of its leaders.

With details of arrangements for the visit of Jack Hayes, MP, and Ben Smith, referenced in MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 284/16, folder 2, fols. 66-69.

Referring to Dobbie and Trenchard.