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The letters, 1923-1928, mostly addressed to Darlington, concern applications, possible career options, an early 'Journal of Genetics' paper, and notification of his oral examination for PhD. One letter is in German. Included are a printed notice of a meeting of the Genetical Society (Darlington was Secretary), 1931, and a newspaper cutting of job advert for Director of the John Innes Horticultural Institution, 1938.

Copy of a letter from Bateson to L. Hogben. It discusses the position of the Genetical Society in relation to the creation of a new society 'with functions largely identical [to those of the Genetical Society]'. This new society was to become known as the Society for Experimental Biology and Bateson also refers to the offer to him to join its Council. This he did, as a co-opted member, in March 1924.