UK Parliamentary Archives

Includes a Memorandum of Agreement between Campion, Edward Fellowes, Thomas Cocks and the Publishers Butterworth & Co. Ltd., dated 7 June 1957.

Also included are papers relating to a 1932 University of London PhD examination on 'Some Aspects of Comparative Parliamentary Procedure', of which Campion was an examiner.

Papers on subjects such as methods of constituting an elective Second Chamber, the adjustment of differences between the two Houses and a proposed scheme for composing the Second Chamber at outset.

Covers the subjects of Ireland, the Constitution and the Dominions. Also contains enquiries to Campion regarding the Constitution.

Analysis by Austin Hopkinson of the 'Statement of Christian Belief', Jan 1943, produced by the Church of England and the free Church Council.

Papers include Minutes of Evidence.

Questions to Ministers of the Crown: The Need for an Index; Royal reply to the HC Address on the death of the King of Belgium; ticket for the trial of Lord de Clifford.

'The Problems of Large-Scale Industrial Organisations including the Nationalised Industries' and Public Control of the Nationalised Industries'.

On the subjects of the origins of medieval Parliament, the medieval constitution and medieval national finance.

The Raleigh Lecture on History at the Royal Academy, by Professor Wallace Notestein.

Acts referred to in Replies to Questionnaire; The Senate: Standing Orders 1937; Joint Standing Rules and Orders

Account of Monsieur Pointcare's Reparation Policy; The Economist Reparation Supplement; article from The Times; Response of the French Government to the British letter on Reparation.

On the subject of medieval Parliament procedure.