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MS and typed lists of Registers III & IV contents, maps & plans,letter book of Bateson, land lists etc., Lady Margaret (notes re. marriages).

Includes

1. Two typescript letters from the Ecclesiastical Commission to J. T. Ward, concerning a grant of 850 pounds to match a benefaction (the Watson Fund) of one thousand pounds, with a view to providing an asst. curate at the Church of Lady Margaret at Walworth [dated 8th May 1907].

2. Subscription lists (including subscribers' names) for 1906-7, 1907-8, 1913; undated lists of subscribers c.1913-1915; together with receipts, hospitality accounts, and a note of undergraduate subscriptions.

3. Three typescript letters from Marlow Marten & Jesson, solicitors, to J. T. Ward, concerning a bequest of 250 pounds by Rev. William T. Newbold to the College Mission,and acknowledging Ward and the Master's receipt. Also includes Ward's draft reply in response to their advice [dated June 1908].

4. Miscellaneous manuscript letters addressed to C.W. Previté-Orton from subscribers, 1914-1915.

5. Miscellaneous manuscript letters addressed to F.P. White from subscribers, plus a letter from C.W. Previté-Orton, in which he offers his resignation as Senior Treasurer to the College Mission [dated 11th May 1921; all other letters dated April-July 1921]. Also

6. Two typescript letters addressed to members of the College from F.P. White and G.U. Yule, concerning an appeal for subscriptions to support the College's newly-established Mission at the Maurice Hostel, Hoxton [dated November 1921 and July 1922].

7. Miscellaneous undated manuscript lists of subscribers, composed in different hands [c.1921-25?]

8. A draft typescript copy of a report together with an appeal for subscriptions to support the newly-established College Mission at Hoxton [dated February 1921].

Includes typescript and manuscript subscribers' letters addressed to the Treasurer of the College Mission, concerning subscription payments. Also includes general notes; appeal letters; subscription and donation accounts for the financial periods 1935-1936, 1937-1938 and 1938-1939; and a typescript letter to subscribers from the Senior Bursar, dated 25th January 1955, concerning the continued payment and use of subscriptions following the closure of the College Mission in Hoxton in 1940.