Various correspondence and notices from the British Herpetological Society

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding the Staff Relations Committee and the Men's Association, Committee and Council meetings, a pension scheme for staff of the Zoological Society of London and possible Trade Union objections to volunteer painting

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding Landsborough Thomson's nomination as Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Council for Nature, Scientific Meetings, references for Aves, and the lists of arrivals in the Gardens

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding Fellows of the Zoological Society of London, a list of people with a scientific interest in Tuberculosis and the Annual Meeting of the International Union of Directors of Zoological Gardens

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding the publication 'Afrika' by Emil Schulthess

Correspondence between Sir Arthur Landsborough Thomson and L Harrison Matthews regarding visit by Landsborough Thomson to Naples and Rome

Correspondence between Professor J A Webb and Sir William MacGregor Henderson regarding nominations for the Silver Medal of the Zoological Society of London

Correspondence between Sir William MacGregor Henderson and Solly Zuckerman regarding resignations from the Board of Zoo Restaurants Ltd, a portrait of Zuckerman by Bern Schwartz and financial support for the Zoological Society of London from the Government

Correspondence between Sir William MacGregor Henderson and Solly Zuckerman regarding the financial future of the Zoological Society of London, the Scientific Fun and Zuckerman Prize Fund, nominations for the Silver Medal, the Lord Zuckerman Awards Fund, the future of the Education Building, the future President of the Society, new Ordinary and Scientific Fellows, and the Society's educational programme

Report on the status and operation of the British Museum (Natural History), and damage suffered as a result of enemy action