Smith writes regarding the recent death of Dr A S Lea, and thanks Bullock for visiting Lea’s home and arranging a wreath. Smith mentions increased pressure on his military work, and an outbreak of scarlet fever in his…
Smith writes about various subjects including: his heavy workload at present; an article in the ‘Veterinary Record’ regarding veterinary students enlisting to serve in the War [World War, 1914-1918]; a letter from Miss…
Bullock writes with information about buildings damaged in London by bombs during air raids by German Zeppelins in September 1915. He encloses typescript notes made in September 1915. He also mentions research…
Smith writes regarding Bullock’s recent announcement [presumably engagement?]. He also mentions a subscription to the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeon fund, and asking Lady Markham for permission to…
Smith writes regarding payment for Dr A S Lea’s funeral wreath, and other expenses paid out by Bullock. He also mentions asking for a memento of Dr Lea from his possessions.
Smith writes to thank Bullock for arranging prints of a portrait of Gervase Markham. He also mentions proofs of his publications ‘Early History of Veterinary Literature’ and ‘Veterinary History of the War in South Africa’…
Bullock writes about various subjects including: prints of portrait of Gervase Markham; proofs of Smith’s publications found amongst the papers of the late Dr A S Lea; the works of Reverend Stopford A Brooke…
Smith writes to inform Bullock that he will soon be reverting to Retired Pay and leave the service. He gives a new contact address in Salisbury, and says he is looking for new employment which will help the War effort.
Smith writes to inform Bullock that he has found work volunteering in the manufacture of munitions, and will move to London. He also writes about Susan, Duchess of Somerset and her complaints about neglect of…
Smith writes regarding the work of [Delabere] Blaine, and informs Bullock that he is moving to London, and his volunteer work is no longer required. He also offers issues of the ‘Journal of Physiology’ and other textbooks…
