Correspondence with Romilly John
- NewmanL/A/A1/13
- File
- 1927–1932
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Correspondence with Romilly John
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Autograph postcard signed to Lyn Newman
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Invites Lyn to tea. Requests that she bring Kathleen Gower with her.
John, Romilly (1906-1986) civil servant, poet, author and physicist
Autograph postcard signed to Lyn Newman
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Gives directions for finding his barge at Hammersmith. Includes hand-drawn map.
John, Romilly (1906-1986) civil servant, poet, author and physicist
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Complains of his financial circumstances and the necessity of constantly worrying about "sales". Mentions that his father, Augustus no longer supports him because of a disagreement over Romilly's book. Hopes that Lyn has recovered from her illness, and refutes her accusations that he had "dropped her". Promises to ask for her book, "Ten Letter Writers" at Weymouth library. Refers to Ida's social advances.
John, Romilly (1906-1986) civil servant, poet, author and physicist
Correspondence with Odette Keun.
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Keun, Odette (1888-1978) author
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Writes that she is in London for the summer because she is contracted to write a book explaining the French to the English. Believes that the project is futile because the League of Nations is "done for" and by the time the book is finished there will be full European war. Enquires after Lyn's life in Cambridge. Remonstrates that she has had no news since Lyn's marriage. Expresses hatred of Nazi Germany, refering to an article on the subject in Time and Tide July 6th.
Keun, Odette (1888-1978) author
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Apologises for not replying sooner to Lyn's letter. Expresses wish to stay in touch and see Lyn's new baby. Asks Lyn about cottages or flats for rent around Cambridge. Expresses her fears for a second world war and her contempt for Chamberlain.
Keun, Odette (1888-1978) author
Autograph postcard signed to Lyn Newman
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Alludes to her romantic entanglements in apology for her delay in replying to Lyn's letter. Intends to go to France to put her estate in order and return to London in May when she wishes to visit Lyn. Sends Lyn a copy of her book.
Keun, Odette (1888-1978) author
Autograph postcard signed to Max Newman
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman
Thanks Max for informing her that Lyn and the children are in America. Mentions that she has been asked to lecture to a Cambridge University society but believes that her present bitter mood would prevent her from living in a family in Cambridge. Laments the surrender of France.
Keun, Odette (1888-1978) author
Correspondence with Mary Lutyens
Part of Papers of Lyn Newman