Letter from John Cheesebrough, Hemingbrough, Howden, East Yorkshire, asking Mark Sykes M.P. to advocate in the Houses of Parliament on behalf of the retired elementary teachers. This is accompanied by a note from 'W.H.C.', Private Secretary, telling Mr Sykes that 'there is no need to do anything special here' and enclosing a reply that he sent to Mr Cheesebrough, saying that Mr Sykes will give the matter his 'careful consideration'.

Papers of the Sykes family of Sledmere > Papers of Sir Mark Sykes (1879-1919) (Second deposit of Papers of the Sykes family) > Correspondence > File of general correspondence. Letters and telegrams to Mark Sykes > Letter from John Cheesebrough, Hemingbrough, Howden, East Yorkshire, asking Mark Sykes M.P. to advocate in the Houses of Parliament on behalf of the retired elementary teachers. This is accompanied by a note from 'W.H.C.', Private Secretary, telling Mr Sykes that 'there is no need to do anything special here' and enclosing a reply that he sent to Mr Cheesebrough, saying that Mr Sykes will give the matter his 'careful consideration'.