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The Universities' Settlement in East London
Toynbee Hall
28, Commercial Street,
London, E.1.
(nearest Station Aldgate East)

Chairman
His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Warden
J.J. Mallon, LL.D., J.P.

Telegrams
Toynbee Aldgate, London

Telephones
Avenue 7181/2
Avenue 2216

9th October, 1935.

The Rt. Hon. Lord Tweedsmuir, C.H; G.C.M.G; D.C.L;
Elsfield Manor,
Oxford.

My dear John,

How much I owe you thanks. T.J.'s [ST: Thomas Jones] message to me last
night was one of the sweetest I ever received. My relief
and happiness are very great. I see in imagination a lovely
building arise which will be for all sorts of reasons endeared
to me. One of the reasons will be the thought of your kindness
of which the building will be a perpetual reminder.

"Beggar that I am I am poor even in thanks, but ••••••••"

Yours
J.

[ST: J.J. Mallon
Must have been a grant
from the Pilgrim Trust]