Copy letter from Francis Alexander Towle, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Society; to [James Hopwood] Jeans, Secretary of the Royal Society Writes to James Hopwood Jeans on several matters, namely: that Mr. [William Bate] Hardy has sent in a paper by himself and Ida Doubleday, 'Boundary lubricatin - the paraffin series', that Government Grant applications for 1922 amount to just over £6900, that Harrisons [& Sons] are pressing [Henry] Forster Morley for a large payment on the account of printing and the Treasurer suggests selling out War Stock, and that there is another Trust Fund family quarell, with the brother of the later [Percival] Spencer [Umfreville] Pickering alleging mal-administration of Trust Funds and demanding £1000. 9 January 1922