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101. Letter from E.Kitson Clark, Airedale Foundry, Leeds, expressing sorrow that Sykes cannot attend their Officers Training Camp.

Date:
7 May 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/159

102. Letter from E.Kitson Clark, Airedale Foundry, Leeds, inviting Sykes to attend the Officer’s Training Camp and enclosing a copy of a leaflet that he has written entitled ‘Authorized Guides’.

Date:
3 May 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/160

103. Letter from E.Lambert, Richardson, Son & Fawcett Solicitors, Market Place, Bridlington

Date:
29 Jul 1912
Extent:
2 items
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/348

104. Letter from E.Lambert, Richardson, Son & Fawcett Solicitors, Market Place, Bridlington

Date:
22 Jul 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/349

105. Letter from E.M. Godfrey, President, and A. Spetch and H.W.Fawcett, Joint Honorary Secretaries, Bridlington & District Unionist Club and Association, Eaglehurst, Bridlington

Date:
4 Jul 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/228

106. Letter from E.M.Jackson, 9, Brownswood Road, Finsbury Park, N.

Date:
31 Jul 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/312

107. Letter from E.V.Churchman, Chairman, North Manchester Conservative Association, Monsall Road. Newton Heath, thanking Colonel Sykes for a speech that he had made in support of their candidate Mr Hubert M. Wilson at Churnett Street on April 26th.

Date:
10 May 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/156

108. Letter from Edward Bagshawe, 8, Leonard Place, Kensington, W., about a meeting the following day between Mark, Bagshawe and Bagshawe’s nephew.

Date:
17 Jun 1912
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/88

109. Letter from Edward Bagshawe, 8, Leonard Place, Kensington, apologising for being unable to go tomorrow due to a heavy cold and backache but asking if his sister could go. They were sending two wreaths.

Date:
8 Jun 1908
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/96

110. Letter from Edward Bagshawe, 8, Leonard Place, Kensington, asking if he and his nephew could have a hearing in the House of Commons on Monday & Tuesday.

Date:
unknown
Extent:
1 item
Reference No:
U DDSY2/1/20/90