Correspondence, November 1916, relating to the breeding of horses for the army during World War One. The correspondents include E. T. John MP.

Memoranda and correspondence, 1916-17, relating to the British army. They relate to many subjects including sick and wounded soldiers; the situation in France; military railways; the guns ordered by the Ministry of Munitions; a comparison of the prisoners taken by the British and the German forces; court martials; recruitment in Ireland; sapping and tunnelling; and 'some notes of messages and communication in the Field'.