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Encloses two letters regarding his speeches as Public Orator. Repeats Larmor's comments upon them. Refers to reports of his speeches in the 'Telegraph' and the 'Cambridge Review'. Complains that the day that his ship sails may be delayed by the wireless strike.

Mentions his visit to the threatened London Missionary Society Schools south of Calcutta. Reports that he is going to Madras with C. F. Angus. Mentions that his lectures are being published in 'The Young Men of India'. Describes his wanders in Calcutta.

Thanks his mother for the birthday gift. Mentions the photographs of Mary sent by Dorothy. Compares scenery on trip at Simla to Cumberland. Reports that he has received compensation from the Saharumpore Railway. Describes the dinner given by Lord and Lady Chelmsford at Viceregal Lodge, at which were present Captain Lord Errington, son of Lord Cromer, Edmund Candler of Emmanuel College, Cambridge and others. Refers to his dinner with the Archdeacon and his wife, a cousin of George Adam Smith, and their son-in-law, Vivian, where they discussed the Arza Samaj and Siri Ram. Writes that he declined a request, from his servant's wife, for the money to buy a violin. Informs her that he may not travel on the ship Kaisar-i-Hind because it has been commandeered by the Australian Government.

Announces his safe arrival in Cambridge. Describes his journey across France. Notes the growth of his children whilst he has been away. Mentions that he has called on Dr Bonney.

Writes from Cloughton where he does not feel comfortable in the pulpit. Reports that the Rowntrees have been kind. Describes how Rendel Harris and R. W. Rogers make things more lively. Mentions Alice. Details his day on the beach, including children playing, performing singers 'not blacked', a beach photographer 'to the Duchess of Leinster', a phrenologist, and soldiers bathing. Mentions Asquith, Morley, Harcourt, Roseberg and Edward Guy.

Describes his journey up to Kodaikanal, carried by coolies, and his first lecture to the missionary conference. Discusses his daughters.

Plans to travel onward to Bangalore, Ranchi and Simla. Mentions James Job, and Wilson. Asks who will be the President of the Baptist Union after Phillips. Announces the possibility that he will go to Canada for the winter.

Reports that he is working on a book of his lectures for Tatlow to publish. Describes the audiences of his lectures. Discusses Mary's imminent departure to study at Oxford. Mentions his attendence at the trial of B.G. Tilak the seditionist. Refers to the news about Norwood and Marlborough in his father's letter.

Reports that he did not visit Ramabai because of lack of petrol and W. B. Smith's departure for Madras. Mentions his meeting with E. C. Carter. Reflects on his experience in India.

Sends news of George Smith's death. Reports the activities of his family, Alice, 'Anonyma', Mary and Anna. Details the struggle to find a name for their new baby. Mentions Dr Fairbairn and Dr Maclaren.