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Praises Glover's paper on Sulpicius. Discusses Matthew Arnold's 'Literature and Dogma'. Refers to the research for his book. Admires the Queen's University Quarterly and wishes McGill produced something similar. Mentions his pastor, Dr Barclay, Sam McComb and J. J. Alexander.

Thanks Glover for a kind letter and payment for his medical advice.

Asks permission, on behalf of Barristers of Lincoln's Inn, to use Glover's hymn, 'For men who heard their country's call', in a memorial service. Informs Glover that the hymn was appreciated by those who heard it at the Royal Caledonian Schools' memorial service.

Regarding the busts of Glover's father, Richard Glover that she is having cast in bronze.

Informs Glover that Mr Wells is away from the office. Asks whether business regarding Glover's article for the magazine might be postponed.

Awards Glover the Sanders Scholarship.

Encloses a reference for Glover [attached]. Regrets that Glover is contemplating leaving Cambridge for Newcastle.

Thanks Glover for the College Magazines which include his 'bit of Lalland verse'. Praises Glover's essay in 'The Eagle'. Complains that Kanthack's death has left the department in trouble. Hopes they can persuade Adams to return from Canada to fill the post. Advises Glover to publish a book in England to help his cause when he wishes to return to Cambridge. Hints that there may be some vacancies when the new Professor of Ancient History is appointed. Reports that De Villiers has won the First Whewell prize and Maclaurin the Yorke Prize. Mentions young Alick of Torrisdale's excitement over the discovery of a philistine coat of mail.

Regrets that he cannot send Glover another copy of the photo [of himself?] because the negative was broken. Mentions his temporary blindness. Refers to McIntyre in connection with the elections for the local house. Asks to be remembered to Johnston[?] who was with him at the meeting at which the Intercollegiate Football Union was formed.

Sends news of his eight month old son Ronald Macalister. Mentions the interest created in Canada by the elections in Britain. Refers to a call to Prince Rupert that he received in November but turned down, preferring to stay in Vernon, B. C. Lists the books that he has recently read, many of an ecclesiastical nature.